Totem Pokémon

Totem Pokémon are a variant Pokémon that are faced at the end of Trials in the Alola Region. Totem Pokémon are larger than their normal counterparts, some being four times larger than normal.
== Games ==
At the start of a battle, Totem Pokémon are enveloped in a special aura which boosts one or more of its stats by a set number of stages. According to Wicke, their size and aura are a result of being exposed to the energy from Ultra Wormholes, the same kind of energy that the Ultra Beasts use to wield their Ability Beast Boost, which is further revealed in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon to be Necrozma's light. Totem Pokémon are battled in SOS Battles, which allows them to summon a predetermined ally to help.
Totem Pokémon and their allies battle with higher intelligence and strategy, similar to trainer opponents. Due to the island challenge rules, Totem Pokémon and their allies cannot be caught, thought Totem sized Pokémon can be acquired from Professor Oak in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. 
==Pokémon Sun and Moon==
There are seven totem in Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. They are:
Location 	Totem 	Level	Allies 	Aura
Verdant Cavern 	Gumshoos (Sun)Alolan Raticate (Moon)	12 	Yungoos (Sun)Alolan Rattata (Moon)	Defense +1
Brooklet Hill 	Wishiwashi 	20 	WishiwashiAlomomola 	Defense +1
Wela Volcano Park 	Salazzle 	22 	Salandit 	Sp. Def +1
Lush Jungle 	Lurantis 	24 	TrumbeakCastform 	Speed +2
Hokulani Observatory	Vikavolt 	29 	Charjabug x2 	All stats +1
Thrifty Megamart 	Mimikyu 	33 	HaunterGengar 	All stats +1
Vast Poni Canyon 	Kommo-o 	45 	ScizorHakamo-o 	All stats +1
==Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon==
In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon, some of the Totem Pokémon faced are the same, but many are changed and the addition Trial in the game adds Totem Ribombee:
Location 	Totem 	Level	Allies 	Aura
Verdant Cavern 	Gumshoos (Ultra Sun)Alolan Raticate (Ultra Moon)	12 	Yungoos (Ultra Sun)Alolan Rattata (Ultra Moon)	Defense +1
Brooklet Hill 	Araquanid 	20 	MasquerainDewpider 	Speed +1
Wela Volcano Park 	Alolan Marowak 	22 	Salazzle 	Speed +2
Lush Jungle 	Lurantis 	24 	KecleonComfey 	Speed +2
Hokulani Observatory 	Togedemaru 	33 	SkarmoryDedenne 	Defense +2
Thrifty Megamart 	Mimikyu 	35 	BanetteJellicent 	All stats +1
Vast Poni Canyon 	Kommo-o 	49 	ScizorNoivern 	All stats +1
Seafolk Village 	Ribombee 	55 	BlisseyPelipper 	All stats +2
Verdant Cavern (Post-game)	Gumshoos (Ultra Sun)Alolan Raticate (Ultra Moon)	60 	Yungoos (Ultra Sun)Alolan Rattata (Ultra Moon)	All stats +2
 
===Totem Stickers===
In Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Totem Stickers appear. These were apparently placed by Ilima to guide trainers on their island challenge. These stickers can be used to receive a totem-sized Pokémon from Samson Oak at Heahea Beach. After collecting a certain number of stickers (there are 100 in total), the player can receive totem-sized Pokémon from this list.
Stickers	Ultra Sun 	Ultra Moon
20 	Gumshoos 	Alolan Raticate
30 	Alolan Marowak	Araquanid
50 	Lurantis 	Salazzle
70 	Vikavolt 	Togedemaru
80 	Mimikyu 	Mimikyu
100 	Ribombee 	Kommo-o
These totems are much larger than other members of their species, and have different height and weight, altering some move mechanics (like Heavy Slam). Unlike actual totem Pokémon, however, they do not have a stat-boosting aura.
Version 	Pokémon 	Normal size 	Totem size 	Ability
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Ultra Sun 	Gumshoos 	0.7 m / 14.2 kg	1.4 m / 60 kg 	Adaptability
Pokémon Moon/Pokémon Ultra Moon 	Alolan Raticate 	0.7 m / 25.5 kg	1.4 m / 231.5 kg	Thick Fat
Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon 	Alolan Marowak 	1 m / 34 kg 	1.7 m / 216.1 kg	Rock Head
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Moon 	Wishiwashi School Forme	8.2 m / 78.6 kg	??? m / ??? kg 	???
Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon 	Araquanid 	1.8 m / 82 kg 	3.1 m / 217.5 kg	Water Bubble
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Moon/Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon	Lurantis 	0.9 m / 18.5 kg	1.5 m / 58 kg 	Leaf Guard
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Moon 	Salazzle 	1.2 m / 22.2 kg	2.1 m / 81 kg 	Corrosion
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Moon 	Vikavolt 	1.5 m / 45 kg 	2.6 m / 147.5 kg	Levitate
Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon 	Togedemaru 	0.3 m / 3.3 kg 	0.6 m / 13 kg 	Sturdy
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Moon/Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon	Mimikyu 	0.2 m / 0.7 kg 	0.4 m / 2.8 kg 	Disguise
Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon 	Ribombee 	0.2 m / 0.5 kg 	0.4 m / 2 kg 	Sweet Veil
Pokémon Sun/Pokémon Moon/Pokémon Ultra Sun/Pokémon Ultra Moon	Kommo-o 	1.6 m / 78.2 kg	2.4 m / 207.5 kg	Overcoat
==Trivia==
*Totems can summon Pokémon that are not of their species. (For example, Totem Mimikyu can summon a Haunter.)
*In Sun and Moon, Totem Pokémon call allies endlessly. In Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, they call allies once per species.
*Any of the totem's stats can be boosted by the aura boost.
*Lusamine's Pokémon have a similar stat boost to totems when fought in Ultra Space in Pokémon Sun and Moon. The Pokémon can not summon allies, though.
*In the anime, when Ash was battling the Totem Gumshoos, Rotom says that this Gumshoos was three times bigger than the first Gumshoos.
**This also happens in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon where the Totem Pokemon that can be caught are bigger in size to normal ones.
*The totem-sized Pokémon are not transferable to Pokémon Sword and Shield. If one does come in, it will not be in its totem form, and instead their regular size. 
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