Pokémon Sun and Moon Elite Four
Compare Hala, Olivia, Acerola and Kahili’s original Sun and Moon Elite Four teams for the first challenge and level 63 postgame rematches.
Displaying 4 of 4 battle records.
Challenge the four members in any order. First teams have four level 54 Pokémon and a level 55 ace; all rematch Pokémon are level 63.
First League challenge5 Pokémon
Postgame League rematch5 Pokémon
- Ability
- Iron Fist
- Held item
- Fightinium Z
Challenge the four members in any order. First teams have four level 54 Pokémon and a level 55 ace; all rematch Pokémon are level 63.
First League challenge5 Pokémon
Postgame League rematch5 Pokémon
Challenge the four members in any order. First teams have four level 54 Pokémon and a level 55 ace; all rematch Pokémon are level 63.
First League challenge5 Pokémon
- Ability
- Water Compaction
- Held item
- Ghostium Z
Postgame League rematch5 Pokémon
- Ability
- Steelworker
- Held item
- None
- Ability
- Water Compaction
- Held item
- Ghostium Z
Challenge the four members in any order. First teams have four level 54 Pokémon and a level 55 ace; all rematch Pokémon are level 63.
First League challenge5 Pokémon
- Ability
- Dancer
- Held item
- None
- Ability
- Skill Link
- Held item
- Flyinium Z
Postgame League rematch5 Pokémon
- Ability
- Dancer
- Held item
- None
- Ability
- Skill Link
- Held item
- Flyinium Z
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Preparing for the Alola League
Hala, Olivia, Acerola and Kahili can be challenged in any order. Each initial team has four level 54 Pokémon and a level 55 ace holding its type’s Z-Crystal. Rematches keep the same five species and raise every Pokémon to level 63 with stronger move sets. Molayne replaces Hala in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon; this page describes the original Sun and Moon roster.
Held items are shown on the Pokémon carrying them. Z-Crystals can activate a matching Z-Move once per battle; the four ordinary moves remain listed separately. Some original story opponents know fewer than four moves. Search includes Pokémon, moves, abilities, rewards and places, and linked references use the original Sun and Moon rules.
Battle facts: Serebii original trials, grand trials, Elite Four and Kukui and Dittobase Sun/Moon. Original ability and ally records cross-checked with Bulbapedia’s Sun/Moon trainer and location tables. Game imagery © Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK.
References
Covered edition: Original Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon for Nintendo 3DS (2016). Sun and Moon differences are labelled. Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon have a different story, expanded Pokédex and altered trials.
- Sun/Moon Island Trials
- Sun/Moon Grand Trials
- Sun/Moon Elite Four and Kukui
- Sun/Moon league reference
- Hala original battle abilities
- Olivia original battle abilities
- Nanu original battle abilities
- Hapu original battle abilities
- Acerola original battle abilities
- Kahili original battle abilities
- Professor Kukui original battle abilities
- Verdant Cavern original Totem records
- Brooklet Hill original Totem records
- Wela Volcano Park original Totem records
- Lush Jungle original Totem records
- Hokulani Observatory original Totem records
- Thrifty Megamart (Abandoned Site) original Totem records
- Vast Poni Canyon original Totem records