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A guide to Jangmo-o’s location & how to capture it
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Jangmo-o is a new Dragon-type Pokémon in Sun and Moon that can evolve into the pseudo-legendary Dragon-and-Fighting-type Pokémon Hakamo-o, making it a valuable Pokémon for any player, competitively or not.

Method 1
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Under the Tree in Poni Canyon

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    • While this method is difficult, one advantage of it is that past the tree is a small pond where you can find TM35.
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Method 2
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Near the Trial Site

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  1. Once you are almost done with Poni Canyon, you will see a small patch of grass near the trial site.
    • In this patch, you have a 5% chance to find a Jangmo-o.
  2. Your chances can be boosted by having a Pokémon with the move Sweet Scent in your party, or an ability that increases encounters with wild Pokémon.
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    Does anyone know where the tree is?
    Community Answer
    I recommend traversing the whole of Poni Canyon, and then using Machamp Shove to move the boulder near the Veteran by the entrance. The tree is near that opening.
  • Question
    Can you get Jangmo-o on one of the other islands?
    Victoria
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    No. In Pokémon Sun and Moon, Vast Poni Canyon is the only known place where you can catch Jangmo-o.
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      Tips

      • Make sure that you don't currently have a Repel active; perhaps from you trying to quickly get through the canyon.
      • The best time to catch Jangmo-o is night, as it lets you use a Dusk Ball, which greatly increases your chances of catching it.
      • Quick Balls are very useful if you don't want to fight Jangmo-o in fear of it fainting.



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      • Alexia Fulkersin

        Feb 20, 2017

        "The first method worked wonders, but I couldn't seem to find the small patch of grass near the trial site."
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