Under The Alolan Sun

Under The Alolan Sun is the opening theme song for the English dub of the twentieth season, Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon. It first aired with Alola to New Adventure!. The opening animation is composed of clips from the first Japanese opening, Alola!! and The Guardian's Challenge!, while the ending animation is composed of clips from the first Sun & Moon series Japanese ending, Pose.

Lyrics
''I could get used to this heat on my skin I can feel every day, I'm a little bit stronger I only wish each day was longer

Yeah! We're having fun in the sun (the Alolan sun) Week after week It's just like we're on vacation

Yeah! Now our journey's begun, Friends 'til the end Number one's our destination

Under the Alolan sun Pokémon!''

Humans

 * Jessie
 * James
 * Nurse Joy
 * Professor Kukui
 * Jessie
 * James
 * Nurse Joy
 * Professor Kukui
 * Nurse Joy
 * Professor Kukui

Pokémon

 * (Rotom Pokédex)
 * ('s; Ride Pokémon)
 * (Alola Form)
 * (×3)
 * ('s; Ride Pokémon)
 * (Alola Form)
 * (×3)
 * ('s; Ride Pokémon)
 * (Alola Form)
 * (×3)
 * (Alola Form)
 * (×3)
 * (Alola Form)
 * (×3)
 * (Alola Form)
 * (×3)
 * (×3)
 * (×3)
 * (×3)

Opening animation spoilers

 * Jessie catches a.
 * catches a.
 * receives a Pokémon Egg.

Ending variants

 * 1) SM001—SM008: The original animation.  holds nothing in her arms.
 * 2) SM009—SM012: Lillie holds the Egg in her arms.
 * 3) SM013—SM017: Lillie holds Snowy in her arms.
 * 4) SM018—SM036: 's Bounsweet is now a Steenee.
 * 5) SM037—present: 's Rockruff is now a Dusk Form Lycanroc.

Trivia

 * An instrumental version of this song was used in That's Why the Litten is a Scamp! and Big Sky, Small Fry!.
 * The credits for the song mistakenly spell "Vestigial Horns" as "Vestigal Horns". It was fixed prior to when Loading the Dex! debuted on CITV in and before That's Why the Litten is a Scamp! debuted in  and.
 * This is the first time since Pokémon: Advanced Battle that the closing credits have featured animation rather than having text against a black screen. This is also the first time that the closing credits have their own unique animation, rather than using a shortened version of the opening sequence.