Now that "Pokémon Sun and Moon" are out, it is time to catch the rarest pocket monsters. Aside from the legendary Pokémon, there are also Ultra Beasts to collect.

Solgale and Lunala, the stars of the game, do not really need any special tricks to acquire them. Players will meet them near the end of the game. So, simply progress through the story, and upon reaching the Altar of the Suenne for Solgale, and Altar of the Moone for Lunala on Poni island, Cosmog will turn into one of the Legendary Pokémon, BGR mentioned.

Players who have completed the main story can now get their own Cosmog. One needs to go back to the Altars and enter the portal. Gamers will then need to head out to Lake of the Moone or Sunne, and they need to reach the top of the platform. From there, one will receive Cosmog.

Tech Times added that the four islands contain one Tapu Pokémon each. Tapu Koko is the guardian of Melemele Island, and it can be found in the Ruins of Conflict. Tapu Lele resides in Akala Island, and it will be waiting for warriors that have already overcome the Ruins of Life. Ula'ula Island contains Tapu Bulu, and the creature can be picked up at Ruins of Abundance via the Haian Desert. Tapu Fini, the last one, guards Poni Island, and it requires the Machamp Poké Ride before proceeding to the Ruins of Hope.

There are also Ultra Beasts in "Pokémon Sun and Moon." The International Police will provide 10 Beast Balls for every mission to catch these pocket monsters, as well as their locations. These are Symbiont/Nihelego at Vela Mountain or Diglett Cave, Beauty/Phermosa ("Pokémon Moon") and Absorption/Buzzwole ("Pokémon Sun") in Verdant Cave, and Lighting/Xurkitree at Memorial Hill and Lush Jungle.

Blaster/Celesteela ("Pokémon Moon") and Kartana ("Pokémon Sun") are both located in Haina Desert and Malie Garden, while Glutton/Guzzlord can be found in Resolution Cave.

One should also take note that the Ultra Beasts must be captured according to the list. The next one will not appear if the pocket monster before it is still on the loose.

"Pokémon Sun and Moon" is now available for the Nintendo 3DS.