The fully evolved form decides to join you on your quest through Alola.
One of the major plot points in Sun/Moon has Cosmog (the little cloud looking Pokémon in Lillie’s bag) evolve into the legendary monster featured on the box cover of whichever game you grabbed. Many players are finding other starters, so make sure to keep scanning those QR codes. For example, scanning Melemele Island has already given me a Chikorita. This method has yielded otherwise uncatchable pocket monsters, including the second generation starters. But more importantly, this gives you an Island Scan, which makes one rare Pokémon appear for an hour. Every 20 hours you’ll have the chance to scan 10 Pokémon QR codes (found online), which will give you all the information of the pocket monster you scanned, including the location at which you can catch it, if at all possible in your version. You may be asking, why the hell is there an option to scan QR codes? This strange addition to the game is actually quite important. Keep in mind there are a lot of spoilers here, so make sure to either proceed with caution or come back once you’ve completed the main storyline. For those looking to become the very best, we’ve put together this list of seven tips to help you through your Pokémon Sun and Moon adventures. We expect that means you’ve been doing your best Ash Ketchum impression and catching ’em all. Calling all Alola trainers! Pokémon Sun and  Pokémon Moon are finally available on the Nintendo 3DS.
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