The strongest Pokemon in ‘Pokemon Sun and Moon’ are of course the S-Tier Pokemon which includes legendary, ultra beasts and Island deities. And right next to them are the tier 1 Pokemon which will be ranked here in this guide. These Pokemon are the top 10 Pokemon that players should consider keeping on their team as they journey to the top to get the S-Tier Pokemon.
The Top Strongest Pokemon in ‘Pokemon Sun and Moon’
Ranking at top ten, Muk is a combination of poison and dark type of Pokemon. It is followed by Ninetales which is an Ice Pokemon in the game, then Tsareena that evolves from Bounsweet. At number seven is Dhelmise which is a ghost and grass Pokemon, followed by a combination of water and fairy Pokemon Primarina. At number five is Decidueye who's not just a grass but also a ghost Pokemon followed by number four with Golisopod. The third spot is taken by Exeggutor which is a grass and a dragon Pokemon while number two goes to Incineroar who is a fire and dark Pokemon. Then at number one is Null who eventually evolves into Silvally and is a synthetic Pokemon.
How to Catch Null in ‘Pokemon Sun and Moon’
Unlike other Pokemon, Null is not caught in the wild. Players will first meet it as Gladion’s Pokemon that he uses in a battle. But players will have to wait for quite some time before they can get their hand on it and actually own it. It will be given to them as a gift later in the game so there're nothing players can do but to wait.
The Weakest Pokemon in ‘Pokemon Sun and Moon’
So if there’s the strongest, there will also be the weakest Pokemon in the game. Players who choose them to play on their party are recommended to evolve them to boost up their power. Ranking at the 5th from the last is Rattata, followed by grass Pokemon Formatis then Wimpod. Bounsweet makes it on the second to the last but when evolved becomes one of the top 10 strongest. Making it on the last spot is Cosmog which is a psychic. Pokemon.
