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 ==Trivia==
-* On a galactic scale, the distances traveled during the Ultra Warp Ride are actually relatively small, with even 5,000 light-years (the distance at which all rarities max out) being about 1/10 the radius of the Milky Way galaxy.
+* On a galactic scale, the distances claimed to be traveled during the Ultra Warp Ride are still relatively small, with even 5,000 light-years (the distance at which all rarities max out) being about 1/10 the radius of the Milky Way galaxy.
-* After arriving at [[Ultra Megalopolis]] for the first time, if the player leaves before defeating Ultra Necrozma (including losing to Ultra Necrozma) and returns to the Ultra Warp Ride, it will send them directly to Ultra Megalopolis instead of performing the minigame.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW9Bp6LhDlw&t=3h53m27s</ref> This means that the player temporarily has the chance to catch level 60 wild Pokémon to battle Ultra Necrozma with (by missing white wormholes), but can lose this chance.
+* After arriving at [[Ultra Megalopolis]] for the first time, if the player leaves before defeating Ultra Necrozma (including losing to Ultra Necrozma) and returns to the Ultra Warp Ride, it will send them directly to Ultra Megalopolis instead of performing the minigame.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW9Bp6LhDlw&t=3h53m27s</ref> If the player lands in a different-colored portal instead, they have the chance to catch a level 60 wild Pokémon before facing Ultra Necrozma, but on their next trip through Ultra Warp Ride, the white portals will be more frequent. After landing in other portals four times, the fifth trip offers nothing but white portals, guaranteeing that the player will end up in Ultra Megalopolis.
 ==See also==