Ultra Beasts are a group of extra-dimensional Pokémon originating from Ultra Space. They cannot be obtained by catching them in the wild nor hatching from Eggs. The most common method to capture Ultra Beasts is the same as Legendary Pokémon: defeating them in Raid Battle and then catching them in the Bonus Challenge. Ultra Beasts can also be traded in a Special Trade. Ultra Beasts appear from Ultra Wormholes in raids.
Characteristics[]
Ultra Wormhole indicates Ultra Beast
Ultra Beasts share the following characteristics:
- most do not evolve from or into any other Pokémon
- low catch rate, usually 2%
- guarantee 3 Candy XL per catch
- Buddy Pokémon 20 km for 1 Candy
- require 100,000 Stardust and 100 Candies to unlock the second Charged Attack
- can be filtered in Pokémon search by typing ultrabeast or ultra beasts
- an extra warning appears when trainers try to transfer them and cannot be mass transferred (unless "Expanded Group Transfer" is enabled in settings)
- require a Special Trade, cost a large amount of Stardust even if already registered by both trainers
- cannot be assigned to Gym
- cannot participate in the Premier Cup in GO Battle League
Ultra Beasts[]
All Ultra Beasts are from the Alola region.
Necrozma is a Legendary Pokémon which is considered related to the Ultra Beasts.
Beast Ball[]
Beast Ball is a special type of Poké Ball given and used only for capturing Ultra Beasts during special encounters. It has a very high catch rate which makes the target ring orange color by default.
Availability[]
Buzzwole is exclusive to the Americas and Greenland. Pheromosa is exclusive to Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India. Xurkitree is exclusive to Asia-Pacific. Celesteela is exclusive to the Southern Hemisphere. Kartana is exclusive to the Northern Hemisphere. Stakataka is exclusive to the Eastern Hemisphere. Blacephalon is exclusive to the Western Hemisphere.
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