What is the Poke Finder?
Poke Finder is a feature introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon. It allows the player to capture photos of wild Pokémon using the Rotom Pokédex. The feature is unlocked after the player visits the Hau’oli City Tourist Center. The player can shoot photos all over the Alola region and save them on an SD card.
Poke Finder
Each photo taken can be analyzed and appraised by anonymous NPCs. The NPCs will sometimes share relevant comments, but the goal is to beat your current “Thumbs-Up” record and improve the Rotom Pokédex’s camera. Take note that some Pokémon are only available for pictures in the morning or in the evening.
Poke Finder Version
| Version No. | Points Required | Added Functions |
|---|---|---|
| Ver. 2 | 1,500 Points | Zoom Function |
| Ver. 3 | 10,000 Points | Enhanced Zoom Function (2nd Zoom) |
| Ver. 4 | 100,000 Points | Max Zoom Function (4th Zoom) |
| Ver. 5 | 1,500,000 Points | Call the Pokémon Function. |
When you use the “Call” function, the Pokémon approaches the camera for two seconds. A successful photo using the Call function will result in 1.5 times the usual amount of points, but there is a cooldown of five seconds after use.
Poke Finder Tips
- Take a picture in front of the Pokémon.
- Take a picture that maximizes the size Pokémon.
- Shoot pictures of rare and uncommon Pokémon.
- Shoot pictures of the Pokémon in a particular gesture or pose.
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