Alola to Alola

Power up Pokémon 7 times

Rowlet

Litten

Popplio

Send 3 Gifts to friends

5×

Poké Ball

Send 3 Gifts to friends and add a sticker to each

3×

Pinap Berry

Walk 1 km

Pikipek

Yungoos

Special Research[]

Alola to Alola

Alola to Alola Special Research was available during the event:

1^st Part

Catch 4 Pokémon

Catch 7 Pokémon

Rewards for whole set

1000

500×

15×

Poké Ball

2^nd Part

The following choices were available for this part:

Melemele Island
By choosing this path, you'll be challenged with tasks related to friendship and earn rewards such as an encounter with Alolan Raichu and a Pom-Pom Style Oricorio Hat avatar item.

Akala Island
By choosing this path, you'll be challenged with tasks related to exploring and earn rewards such as a Pa'u Style Oricorio Hat avatar item and an encounter with Alolan Marowak.

Ula'ula Island
By choosing this path, you'll be challenged with tasks related to catching Pokémon and earn rewards such as a Baile Style Oricorio Hat avatar item and an encounter with Alolan Vulpix.

Poni Island
By choosing this path, you'll be challenged with tasks related to battling and earn rewards such as a Sensu Style Oricorio Hat avatar item and an encounter with Alolan Exeggutor.

Melemele Island

3^rd Part

Catch 10 Pokémon

5×

Make 3 Nice Throws

15×

Send 5 Gifts to friends

1×

Poffin

Rewards for whole set

1500

1500×

3×

4^th Part

Send 15 Gifts to friends

1×

Poffin

Take 5 snapshots of wild Pokémon

15×

Trade Pokémon 3 times

1×

Earn 10 hearts with your buddy

3×

Make a new friend

1×

Lure Module

Rewards for whole set

Alolan Raichu

4×

Lucky Egg

Pom-Pom Oricorio Hat

Akala Island

3^rd Part

Catch 10 Pokémon

5×

Make 3 Nice Throws

15×

Walk 2 km

1×

Incense

Rewards for whole set

1500

1500×

3×

4^th Part

Walk 7 km

1×

Incense

Spin 10 PokéStops or Gyms

15×

Complete 3 Field Research tasks

1×

Take 5 snapshots of wild Pokémon

3×

Hatch 3 Eggs

1×

Super Incubator

Rewards for whole set

Alolan Marowak

2×

Incubator Limited

Pa'u Oricorio Hat

Ula'ula Island

3^rd Part

Catch 10 Pokémon

5×

Make 3 Nice Throws

15×

Catch 5 different species of Pokémon

1×

Lure Module

Rewards for whole set

1500

1500×

3×

4^th Part

Catch 30 Pokémon

1×

Glacial Lure Module

Make 10 Curveball Throws

15×

Use 15 Berries to help catch Pokémon

1×

Make 5 Nice Curveball Throws in a row

3×

Catch 15 different species of Pokémon

1×

Magnetic Lure Module

Rewards for whole set

Alolan Vulpix

4×

Incense

Baile Oricorio Hat

Poni Island

3^rd Part

Catch 10 Pokémon

5×

Make 3 Nice Throws

15×

Defeat 2 Team GO Rocket Grunts

1×

Rocket Radar

Rewards for whole set

1500

1500×

3×

4^th Part

Battle in the GO Battle League 10 times

1×

Rocket Radar

Defeat 4 Team GO Rocket Grunts

15×

Power up Pokémon 10 times

1×

Defeat a Team GO Rocket Leader

3×

Win 3 Trainer Battles in the GO Battle League

1×

Premium Battle Pass

Rewards for whole set

Alolan Exeggutor

3×

Sensu Oricorio Hat

Professor Willow dialogue

1^st Part

TRAINER! Good to see you. How’ve you been? Rested and relaxed, I hope?
I’ve been full of energy since I saw Tapu Fini. And as I thought more about that encounter, I realized that over these past few months, we’ve been seeing quite a few Pokémon that were first found in Alola.
And you—you’ve even been lucky enough to see all four of Alola’s island guardians!
I can’t say I’m completely free of envy, but I’m glad you were able to have those experiences.
After all, we professors owe much of our learning to adventurous Trainers like yourself!
I wonder if our friendship would be as fruitful if our roles were reversed... I’d sure like to hope so! Haha!
Keep exploring, TRAINER. You never know what you might find!

2^nd Part

Welcome back, TRAINER! Look at that—you’ve caught all of Alola’s first partner Pokémon!
They make for quite the iconic trio.
Let’s continue our Alola-inspired research today!
Which of Alola’s islands piques your interest the most, TRAINER?

3^rd Part

Melemele Island

So you’re interested in Melemele Island, eh? No surprise there—it’s one of my favorites as well.
Though perhaps that isn’t saying much... They’re all my favorites, really! Haha!
As we’ve discussed, Melemele Island is where many Trainers in Alola begin the region’s island challenge.
There’s even a Trainers’ School there, where aspiring young Trainers can make friends and study up on all things Pokémon.
In the spirit of Melemele Island, why don’t you go meet some new Pokémon and send some Gifts to your friends?

Akala Island

So you’re interested in Akala Island, eh? No surprise there—it’s one of my favorites as well.
Though perhaps that isn’t saying much... They’re all my favorites, really! Haha!
As I mentioned before, Akala Island offers a variety of geological features, including a volcano, fishing spots, and even waterfalls!
I like to take a stroll when my mind gets mired in a problem, and it sounds like Akala Island would be a great place for that.
In that spirit, why don’t you take a stroll yourself? I’ll be here when you get back.

Ula’Ula Island

So you’re interested in Ula’Ula Island, eh? No surprise there—it’s one of my favorites as well.
Though perhaps that isn’t saying much... They’re all my favorites, really! Haha!
As we’ve discussed, Ula’Ula Island is home to Mount Lanakila, the highest peak in all of Alola! But did you know the summit of Mount Lanakila also houses Alola’s very own Pokémon League?
It’s a place many Trainers aspire to reach, and doing so requires forging powerful bonds with Pokémon.
In that spirit, why don’t you head out and find some new Pokémon partners, TRAINER?

Poni Island

So you’re interested in Poni Island, eh? No surprise there—it’s one of my favorites as well.
Though perhaps that isn’t saying much... They’re all my favorites, really! Haha!
Did you know that Poni Island is home to the Battle Tree, Alola’s preeminent battle facility? Strong Trainers gather there to test their teams against each other.
I’ve heard you can even meet some Pokémon League Champions there on occasion! The things I could learn from them...
In the spirit of Poni Island—and as an act of public service—why don’t you test your battling skills against Team GO Rocket, TRAINER?

4^th Part

Melemele Island

Welcome back! Did your friends like their Gifts?

Akala Island

Welcome back! How was your adventure? Did you see anything new? You’ll have to tell me all about it!

Ula’Ula Island

Welcome back! Let me take a look at the Pokémon you’ve returned with... I bet with some training, you and your Pokémon would be ready to take on Alola’s Pokémon League yourselves!

Poni Island

Welcome back! I knew you’d have no trouble with Team GO Rocket. You never do!

All

I don’t know about you, but I’ve had a great time getting to learn more about Alola, its Pokémon, and even its guardian deities.
If there’s one thing I love about Pokémon, it’s that there’s always something new to learn!
But to be honest with you, I was hoping we’d have a better idea by now of what attracted Alola’s guardian deities here.
They usually spend their time protecting Alola, so what could’ve spurred them to come here?
Could it be that they sensed something dangerous nearby that may threaten Alola? It would have to be something extraordinary—maybe even beyond our current understanding of Pokémon.
Another daunting yet fascinating question for us to tackle together, TRAINER.
Whatever comes next, I know the two of us will overcome it.
For now, continue your island research. I’ll keep trying to spot the guardian deities!
I’ll be in touch again soon. For now, let’s GO!

Collection Challenge[]

Alola to Alola Collection Challenge

To complete the Collection Challenge, Trainer must obtain these Pokémon during the event:

15000

15×