Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon Abilities

Necrozma and its Dusk Mane and Dawn Wings fusions rely on Prism Armor, which softens incoming super effective damage. Push further into Ultra Necrozma and the ability flips to Neuroforce, boosting the super effective damage it deals instead. The two abilities mirror each other, defense on one side and offense on the other.

Yes, every Ultra Beast runs Beast Boost, which raises its strongest stat each time it scores a knockout. The newcomers Blacephalon and Stakataka follow the same rule. It is the closest the series has come to a faction-wide ability, and it makes any Ultra Beast a snowball threat if left unchecked.

The additions are narrow and tied to new forms, with Neuroforce on Ultra Necrozma as the headline. The broader Generation 7 pool is unchanged, so returning players keep every ability interaction they already know while the new content concentrates its novelty in the Necrozma storyline and the extra Ultra Beasts.

Yes, the SOS system returns with adjustments, and chained allies still offer improved odds at Hidden Abilities. The Adrenaline Orb works as before. Combined with the expanded Alola dex, that makes these versions the better pick of the generation for players whose main goal is collecting rare ability rolls.

No, the sticker hunt rewards you with totem-sized Pokémon from Samson Oak, and their abilities are the normal ones for each species. The draw is the size and the collecting itself. Think of it as a scavenger hunt layered over Alola rather than a new ability mechanic hiding in plain sight.