Having two fully-evolved starters is an excellent way to get through the game, so get to Wonder Tradin’. After I got over that feeling, though, I quickly realized that Primarina, the final evolution of Popplio, was a superb complement to my Incineroar.
(If you got a level 23 Zubat named “We Bat A Zu,” that was me, and, uh, I’m sorry.) At some point, somebody gifted me a Popplio, and I felt like I’d stolen someone’s puppy. I made a lot of time for Wonder Trade while I was playing Sun and Moon, and I received many a surprising and generous gift from trainers across the globe.
BONUS: After battles, you can gently comb tangles out of its fur while singing it lullabies, and then you can give it chin scritches. By the time your feline firecracker evolves into a heavyweight wrestling machine of death, you’re going to be glad you went with the Litten. Are you going to be tempted by the sartorially-inclined owl or the clown-seal? Of course you are. You’re going to need a fighter right out of the gate, and your life is going to be a whole lot easier if that fighter is a cat who breathes fire and crushes things in its tiny, flaming jaws. But if you’re at a loss as to where to begin, or if you’d like some suggestions for reliable stand-bys that will help you out in a pinch, then read on and let me offer some suggestions. One of the beauties of the Pokémon games is that there are a million ways to put together your elite squad of furry commandos. Which of these critters are worthy to be honed into hardened, murderous warriors? (It’s not those two.) It can be difficult to sort the wheat from the chaff, so to speak, when you’re drowning in Pokédex entries about living leis and comatose koalas. The newest pair of releases, Pokémon Sun and Moon, put hundreds and hundreds of fighting beasts at your disposal.
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