Pokémon Sun and Moon

Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon are the first pair of games of Generation VII.

Features
The Poké Snap is added.

Both games are twelve hours apart; Pokémon Sun is at day, while Pokémon Moon is at evening.

Pokémon-Amie has been updated to Pokémon Refresh.

Gameplay
The adventure starts in the Alola region, filled with beaches, tropical trees and water. There are a load of new features: Z-Moves, Alola forms of Pokémon of previous generations, The Rite of the Island Challenge, Hyper Training, and Poké Ride !

Starter Pokémon

 * Rowlet - Grass/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Litten - Fire-type Pokémon
 * Popplio - Water-type Pokémon

Other new Pokémon

 * Magearna - Steel/Fairy-type Mythical Pokémon
 * Solgaleo - Psychic/Steel-type Sun Legendary Pokémon
 * Lunala - Psychic/Ghost-type Moon Legendary Pokémon
 * Komala - Normal-type Pokémon
 * Rockruff - Rock-type Pokémon
 * Lycanroc - Rock-type Pokémon
 * Pikipek - Normal/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Yungoos - Normal-type Pokémon
 * Gumshoos - Normal-type Pokémon
 * Grubbin - Bug-type Pokémon
 * Charjabug - Bug/Electric-type Pokémon
 * Vikavolt - Bug/Electric-type Pokémon
 * Drampa - Normal/Dragon-type Pokémon
 * Tapu Koko - Electric/Fairy-type Pokémon
 * Togedemaru - Electric/Steel-type Pokémon
 * Cutiefly - Bug/Fairy-type Pokémon
 * Cutiefly Evolution - ???-type Pokémon
 * Bruxish - Water/Psychic-type Pokémon
 * Salandit - Poison/Fire-type Pokémon
 * Stufful - Normal/Fighting-type Pokémon
 * Bewear - Normal/Fighting-type Pokémon
 * Mimikyu - Ghost/Fairy-type Pokémon
 * Wimpod - Bug/Water-type Pokémon
 * Bounsweet - Grass-type Pokémon
 * Comfey - Fairy-type Pokémon
 * Mudbray - Ground-type Pokémon
 * Mudsdale - Ground-type Pokémon
 * Minior - Rock/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Oricorio (Baile) - Fire/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Oricorio (Pom Pom) - Electric/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Oricorio (Pa'u) - Psychic/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Oricorio (Sensu) - Ghost/Flying-type Pokémon
 * Fomantis - Grass-type Pokémon
 * Lurantis - Grass-type Pokémon
 * Sandygast - Ghost/Ground-type Pokémon
 * Palossand - Ghost/Ground-type Pokémon
 * Wishiwashi (Solo Form) - Water-type Pokémon
 * Wishiwashi (School Form) - Water-type Pokémon
 * Pyukumuku - Water-type Pokémon
 * Morelull - Grass/Fairy-type Pokémon
 * Turtonator - Fire/Dragon-type Pokémon
 * Crabrawler - Fighting-type Pokémon
 * Type: Null - Normal-type Pokémon
 * Jangmo-o - Dragon-type Pokémon
 * Passimian - Fighting-type Pokémon
 * Oranguru - Normal/Psychic-type Pokémon

Alola forms
Alola forms are a brand new addition to the series. Alola forms are Pokémon from previous generations that went through several changes due to the climate of Alola. These changes include the Pokémon's type, height, and weight. So far, they all only seem to be from Generation I.

List of Alola forms

 * Rattata - Dark/Normal-type Pokémon
 * Raticate - Dark/Normal-type Pokémon
 * Raichu - Electric/Psychic-type Pokémon
 * Sandshrew - Ice/Steel-type Pokémon
 * Sandslash - Ice/Steel-type Pokémon
 * Vulpix - Ice-type Pokémon
 * Ninetales - Ice/Fairy-type Pokémon
 * Meowth - Dark-type Pokémon
 * Exeggutor - Grass/Dragon-type Pokémon
 * Marowak - Fire/Ghost-type Pokémon

Ultra Beasts
Little is known about ultra beasts, other than they can be a threat to the humans and Pokémon.

List of ultra beasts

 * UB-01 - ???-type Ultra Beast
 * UB-02 - ???-type Ultra Beast

Trivia

 * The graphics of this game are no longer chibi. In fact, the characters look taller and more realistic.
 * Starting from these games, HMs are turned into Poké Ride.