Guardians Rising·#117·2017
Lunala, a majestic Psychic/Ghost-type legendary Pokémon, was introduced in Generation VII, embodying the moon's mystique and holding profound cultural significance in the Alola region. This Altar of the Moone card, from the 2017 Guardians Rising set, is a common Trainer Stadium card that stands out for its strategic impact on gameplay. Here, you will discover the Pokédex lore behind this ancient site, understand the card's mechanics including its unique effect on retreat costs, and delve into its edition history.
Read more ↓Altar of the Moone is a significant location in the Pokémon universe, particularly known for its role in the Alola region, introduced in Generation VII with the games Pokémon Sun and Moon. This ancient structure is deeply tied to the legendary Pokémon Solgaleo and Lunala, serving as a gateway between dimensions and a place of immense cosmic power. The Altar of the Moone, specifically, is associated with Lunala, the Psychic/Ghost-type legendary Pokémon, and is crucial for traveling to the Ultra Dimension. In the lore, these altars are sacred sites where the light of the sun and moon converge, allowing for extraordinary events to occur. They are often depicted as grand, mystical structures, built by ancient civilizations to honor and interact with these powerful cosmic beings. The Altar of the Moone’s design reflects celestial themes, often featuring crescent moon motifs and intricate stonework. Its presence in the games highlights the unique cosmological aspects of the Alola region, emphasizing the interplay between light, darkness, and interdimensional travel. These altars are central to the main storyline, facilitating the player's journey to confront the Ultra Beasts and protect the Alola region.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
