Pokemon Photonic Sun v2.36 Complete 3DS ROM Hack

Name: Pokemon Photonic Sun
Remake by: Buffel Saft
Remake from: Pokemon Ultra Sun
Source – credit: click here!
Description:
Named after Necrozma’s signature moves, Photonic Sun and Prismatic Moon are enhanced versions of Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. They include all the usual features you’d expect in this sort of hack; stronger trainers, the ability to catch and train any Pokémon you want, and Ultra Changes easier access to powerful items. Training most Pokémon in the hacks is also much easier; they’ll learn egg moves by simply leveling up, won’t need to be traded to evolve, and will hatch from eggs extremely quickly. Trainers and wild Pokémon are designed around leaving the EXP Share ON from the moment you get it, so switching it off too often isn’t recommended. You can play Pokemon Prismatic Moon if you want.

Photonic Sun and Prismatic Moon are each available in two distinct versions – Rebalanced and Standard. Both versions are fully documented; you can click here to browse all the important changes, or keep reading for a quick overview:

Rebalanced
Rebalanced
This version of Photonic Sun or Prismatic Moon includes many changes to Pokémon stats, types, abilities and movesets, making many weaker Pokémon more powerful. Some of these changes are inspired by other ROM hacks, such as Drayano’s Blaze Black and Volt White and luuma’s Altered Emerald, but most changes are taken directly from my earlier hacks, Eternal X and Wilting Y. New additions include:
Faster Alola! Tsareena, Vikavolt, Decidueye and more now have much higher speed stats.
Kommo-o has regained Shell Smash, but this time it’s available to the player!
Golisopod can now choose not to make an Emergency Exit, and learns Razor Shell after it evolves instead of before it evolves.
Ariados’ signature move, Toxic Thread, now harshly lowers a foe’s Speed, Defense and Special Defense, as well as poisoning them!
Water Pulse has been buffed to 80 base power, giving Ice-Types valuable type coverage and boosting the power of Pokémon with Mega Launcher.
The Rebalanced version also includes five new TMs which have a significant impact on the game:
TM59 can now teach Sucker Punch to a wide variety of Pokémon, including many from later generations who missed out on the move tutor.
TM60 can now teach Aura Sphere to any Pokémon that can learn Focus Blast.
TM67 can now teach Rock Climb to many Pokémon; it’s also a Rock-type move. Great with Sheer Force and Tough Claws!
TM79 can now teach any Ice-type Freeze Dry, which has 95 base power.
TM100 brings back the classic Curse TM from Gold and Silver, and just like the original, it’s compatible with any Pokémon that can learn TMs!
Finally, the Rebalanced version also includes many of the best movepool changes from Pokemon Sword and Shield!

Standard
If the changes in the Rebalanced version don’t appeal to you, but you still want to try the hack, this version of Photonic Sun or Prismatic Moon is for you. It omits the Pokémon and move changes from the Rebalanced Version but retains all the hack’s other features, including access to egg moves by leveling up, and the Golisopod/Razor Shell fix mentioned above.
Note that Pokémon captured in this version will NOT be legal for online play, but their offspring will be, provided they don’t learn any egg moves they didn’t have when they hatched. I wouldn’t suggest going online with the hack installed, and while transferring Pokémon bred in the hack to Pokémon Bank should be fine, you do so at your own risk.

Ultra Difficulty Changes
Photonic Sun and Prismatic Moon completely overhaul the game’s difficulty, giving new tools to both the player and their opponents:
Unlike the base games, average trainers will commonly have more than one Pokémon!
Rising Stars, Ace Trainers and Veterans will be a cut above the rest and should be expected to put up a bit of a fight.
Important characters will eventually (not immediately!) be packing full teams of six, complete with held items, beneficial natures, and custom EV spreads.
Totem Pokémon have new auras, new allies and new or improved strategies!
Easy, early access to Ability Capsules allows players to switch their Pokémon’s abilities at will.
Modified in-game trades provide useful items and stronger Pokémon, right when you need them.
Pokémon can be EV trained with zero grinding! EV reduction berries are available cheaply at the Thrifty Megamart; using them to remove unwanted EVs occasionally will eventually get you the stats you want.
All TMs are available before defeating the Elite Four! The post-game TMs are very expensive, but they can be purchased in Tapu Village if you want access to them earlier.

Catch’em All
Even though there are now over 800 Pokémon, they have all been carefully placed throughout Alola to ensure that each of them is found somewhere that makes sense. And, much like the base games, Photonic Sun and Prismatic Moon offer players a few unusual team building options, including very early Ice-Types and access to low-level Mythical Pokémon via USUM’s Island Scan feature – they’re a little broken, but very fun to use! Additionally, all Legendary Pokémon that were previously version exclusive can now be found in the Ultra Wormhole in both versions of the game (except the Cosmog line; Cosmoem will evolve into the opposite version’s cover Legendary instead).

Changelog:
Version 2.3: 2020-07-10: Some fixes, additional Pokemon changes
All Versions:
Edited a few trainers that were previously untouched (mostly post game).
Updated Hau’s League teams; he now has Z crystals he can actually use, and a slightly different moveset on one of his Pokemon.
Raised Nebby’s level from 60 to 90
Fixed the stat aura on wild Stakataka and Blacephalon
Rebalanced Versions:
Sunflora is now Grass/Fire type with Drought and learns some Fire type attacks
Fearow is now a Dark/Flying type with access to Night Slash
Granbull is now a Fairy/Fighting type, as it is in my XY hacks
Bellossom now learns Fiery Dance and has higher HP, but less Attack
Wimpod now has Run Away as a second ability
Seviper now learns Power Whip

Version 2.22: 2020-06-14: minor fixes
All Versions:
Fixed wild encounter tables for Route 12 and Victory Road. They should now match the documents.

Version 2.21: 2020-05-31: minor fixes
Rebalanced Versions:
The Chimchar line now gets Drain Punch; was meant to be added in version 2.2
Uploaded the correct level up moves file

Version 2.2: 2020-05-30: Rebalanced Learnsets Update
Rebalanced Versions:
I’ve gone through every level up move list again to make sure no Pokémon are gimped by bad level up sets. Many weak Pokémon will learn good moves MUCH earlier than before. Teddiursa is a good example of this; it should be much more fun to train now! Note that some level up lists may look bad, but they’ve been designed around the levels the Pokémon can be caught at it in the hacks.
Also, I’ve made additional changes to some Pokémon, as per community request:
Whiscash now has Adaptability instead of Oblivious
Salazzle now has Aroma Veil as its second ability
Leafeon now has Sap Sipper instead of Leaf Guard
The Oshawott line now have Defiant instead of Shell Armor
The Misdreavus line now have Levitate, Pixilate and Magician as their abilities
Porygon-Z and Chandelure now have Mold Breaker as their hidden ability
Mega Gallade’s ability is now Justified
I’ve also reverted Dark Void’s accuracy nerf (so it’s back to 80%), increased the power and accuracy of Comet Punch, and fixed a few errors in the documents.

Version 2.1: 2020-03-15: Pokémon Home update
Rebalanced Versions
Added many of the movepool additions made in Pokemon Home to the game, including Close Combat Tauros, Hurricane Kingdra, and Dragon Dance Sceptile!
Lowered the price of the Energy Root to 800 Pokedollars
Updated several trainers to make use of the new-gen VIII move pools
The Popplio line now gets Berserk as their second ability, and the Rowlet line gets Tinted Lens as theirs.

Version 2.01: 2019-12-07
Photonic Sun:
Fixed Postgame Ultra Beast; was Stakataka instead of Blacephalon
Rebalanced Versions:
Fixed Dunsparce’s second ability; is now Simple as per the documents

Version 2.0: Sword and Shield Update (2019-11-14)
All Versions:
Fixed Breeder William’s Flaaffy, which was 10 levels lower than intended
Added Marshadium Z and Mewnium Z as held items to wild Marshadow and Mew respectively
Sacred Ash can now be purchased in Pokemarts after beating seven trials
Rebalanced Versions:
Sword and Shield’s spoilers follow:
Added over 160 Movepool changes from Sword and Shield, including Nasty Plot Hydreigon and Gengar, Close Combat Escavalier and Crawdaunt, and Earth Power Venusaur!
Rapid Spin now has 50 base power and boosts speed after use
Multi-Attack now has 120 base power
All starters except Blaziken, Greninja and the Alola starters now have three abilities (the exceptions have their hidden ability as a regular ability instead)
Lucky Eggs will rarely be held by wild Happiny, Chansey and Pelipper

Notice:
The author doesn’t provide patch for update v1.2. You can use old update v1.2. It will work!

I made update v1.2, you must to download it and update on Citra emulator and Nintendo 3ds Hacked if you don’t want to get some crashes game at PokeMart,…

With Cia version, I highly recommend you come to the source link and patch it if you use luma.

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