

In the next, you'll find a pedestal with Psychium Z, but will then need to head back out the same entrance, which takes you to a different area to the one you came from - weird!.In the following area, cut across the uneven ground with Mudsdale Gallop to head East again, past four small stacked rocks.There's only one way to go in the next area with the small tree, which is North.In the next area, head clockwise around the big rocks in the centre until you can head East, past a single small rock.Head North from the first exit, passing a stack of two rocks as you go.This translates to the following directions: Well, that's the number of stacked rocks you need to see as you take each exit to the next part of the desert, if you want to make it all the way to the Ruins of Abundance. Tapu Bulu is Grass / Fairy-type, and located in arguably the most difficult-to-reach location right in the deepest part of the Haina Desert.īefore entering the desert itself, you might have noticed an old man who gives you the advice that someone said something about 2-1-4-3, but that he had no clue what that meant.
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Where to find and how to catch Tapu Bulu - the Ruins of Abundance Push the first right hand boulder up into the hole then the central boulder to the left of it needs to be pushed to the hole on its left side, and then you can push the boulder on the left side, now above you, upwards into the next hole, and you can progress.

There's a small Machamp Shove puzzle on your way inside, too.

Like all the others, the Water / Fairy-type Tapu Lele will only appear once you're Island Champion, and does so when you touch the statue inside the Ruins. Going in order if Alolan islands, Tapu Lele is up next, and can be found inside the Ruins of Life, just beyond Memorial Hill and Akala Outskirts, where you first battled Kahuna Olivia in your Grand Trial. Where to find and how to catch Tapu Lele - the Ruins of Life Like all of the Tapu, it comes with the signiature move Nature's Madness, which cuts the opponent's HP by 50%, or 75% when used as a Z Move, so be careful! Tapu Pokémon

You can catch it here or, if you knock it out, come back to challenge it again after defeating the Elite Four another time. There, she'll tell you it's time for you to meet Tapu Koko properly and, after you touch the statue in the Ruins of Conflict, it'll come to battle you. Tapu Koko is the poster child of the Tapu, and likewise the first you'll encounter.Īfter you defeat the Elite Four and Professor Kukui for the first time, a long cutscene will play as a celebration of your achievement, during which Lillie grabs you for a bit of time alone - up at the Ruins of Conflict where you first met. Check out our complete Pokémon Sun and Moon walkthrough if you're still trying to finish it! Where to find and how to catch Tapu Koko - the Ruins of Conflict They're some of the best Pokémon in the game, thanks to dedicated Z Moves, abilities, and excellent stats, and so well worth your time.Įach Tapu acts as a guardian for it's own island - Tapu Koko for Melemele, Tapu Lele for Akala, Tapu Bulu for Ula'Ula, and Tapu Fini for Poni Island - and are all found in their island's corresponsing ruins: the Ruins of Conflict, Ruins of Life, Ruins of Abundance, and Ruins of Hope, respectively.Ī final warning, too: the Tapu are only catchable after you've completed the main storyline of Sun and Moon, and so major spoilers follow below. The Guardian Tapu Pokémon are Sun and Moon's version of the typical sub-legendaries that have been a new-generation staple ever since the Legendary Dogs Suicune, Raichu and Entei, way back in gen two.
