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====Island Scan==== | ====Island Scan==== | ||
Scanning QR codes gives the player points for '''Island Scan''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|島|しま}}スキャン''' ''Island Scan'') to search for a specific Pokémon not native to the Alola region. Most QR codes give 10 points, | Scanning QR codes gives the player points for '''Island Scan''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|島|しま}}スキャン''' ''Island Scan'') to search for a specific Pokémon not native to the Alola region. Most QR codes give 10 points, though some QR codes specifically for use with Sun and Moon will give 20 points, and Island Scan can be used when 100 points are accumulated. The scanned Pokémon varies by [[Days of the week|day of the week]] and the island the player is on when the Island Scan is performed. An Island Scan ends if the Pokémon is knocked out or not caught within a set amount of time. | ||
If an Island Scan is attempted while the player is anywhere other than one of Alola's four natural islands, such as [[Aether Paradise]], it will fail, providing the message "There seem to be no rare Pokémon around here." This does not waste the use of the Island Scan. | If an Island Scan is attempted while the player is anywhere other than one of Alola's four natural islands, such as [[Aether Paradise]], it will fail, providing the message "There seem to be no rare Pokémon around here." This does not waste the use of the Island Scan. | ||