"Pokémon Sun and Moon" reportedly includes the comeback of an updated breeding feature. Daycare Centres are a thing of the past and the Nursery is the new place to breed now. Moreover, a new legendary has reportedly been spotted in "Pokémon Sun and Moon."
First off, breeding Pokémon is said to be available as soon as the Paniola Ranch is caught. This Pokémon is said to be located on the Akala Island in the Alola Region, Wired reported. After battling with trainers on the farm and completing the story events in "Pokémon Sun and Moon," the next stop would be the Pokémon Nursery.
Note that only two Pokémon (like a male and female Pokémon) may be left at the Nursery to breed but breeding pairs are required to be of the same Egg group or a common type. Note that some baby Pokémon like Pichu and Cleffa may be caught in the wild. However, Snorlax's infant form Munchlax, among others still need to be bred.
In "Pokémon Sun and Moon," the breeding pairs need to like each other first before breeding. Note that breeding time is measured by the number of steps the trainer takes in the world. When the Ranch Girl's arms are crossed, the Pokémon has already laid an egg which also takes a certain number of steps to hatch.
Meanwhile, "Pokémon Sun and Moon" Lunala and Solgaleo may not be the only legendaries, Mic reported. Necrozma is said to be a mythical creature hiding at the end of "Pokémon Sun and Moon." First, all the Ultra Beasts in post-game missions need to be caught before Necrozma can be caught.
"Pokémon Sun and Moon" police officer Looker is slated to spill the beans about the mysterious black Pokémon flying around Melemele Island. A Max Repel is crucial to keep other Pokémon away. Note that the legendary Necrozma starts at level 75. The creature may be caught with a Master Ball and not Beast Balls. On the Ten Cara Hill in Melemele Island, in the farthest hollow area, run around the grass using a Max Repel to reveal Necrozma. Watch Breeding and Hatching Tips here:
