Yes - Games within the same generation can trade with one another: Pokemon X can trade with Pokemon Y Pokemon Sun can trade with Pokemon Moon Do note that Pokemon X/Y (Generation 6) cannot trade directly with Pokemon Sun/Moon (Generation 7). It is possible to transfer Pokemon from X/Y up to Sun/Moon, but this is a one-way transfer, not a trade.

Transferring an older generation Pikachu and evolving it in US/UM will result in an Alolan Raichu, not a non-Alolan variant. To obtain the non-Alolan variant, you have to evolve it whilst in Ultra Space. Being from an older generation does not make a difference. This also means that there is no way to evolve a Pikachu in Sun/Moon into non-Alolan Pikachu without trading it to US/UM, since Sun/Moon doesn't have Ultra Space. This also applies to Exeggcute and Cubone.

As far as i know you get the jhoto pokeballs without trading from Virtual Console G/S/C. In the GAME FREAK building in Heahea City if you talk to a guy (don't remember who) and you have a jhoto starter in your team you get the pokeballs but only once per game. For benefits i guess its all about how you see it. You can mess around with the egg you get that has the high shiny chance and get all baby pokemon shiny. Also only Virtual Crystal has the celebi event where you can shiny hunt Celebi.

From Bulbapedia's page on Follow Me: Follow Me [...] makes the user the center of attention, forcing opposing Pokémon to use their moves on the user rather than the intended target (even if it was a friendly target, unless it is a move that cannot target an opponent such as Acupressure or Helping Hand) for the rest of the turn. If a move cannot target the center of attention, it will be used on its intended target. Yes, moves such as Healing Pulse and Floral Healing will be redirected, as they can target the opponents.

Pokerus is contagious for 1 - 4 days, this is random, not inherited. So even if your hypno was contagious for three days, a new pokemon freshly infected might just be contagious for one.

Since randomness is only pseudo-random in video games and encounter slots (that is, which Pokemon you encounter) are generated in sequence with the PID (which determines shininess), it's technically possible for some shinies to be more or less common in the wild. This variance is comparatively low, though, and entirely unnoticeable when you're not using RNG manipulation/prediction. On average, the base chance to encounter a shiny is 1/4096, regardless of Species. There are various methods to increase this chance, like the Shiny Charm, but they also don't depend on the Species.

Each Pokémon has its own gender ratio, which is not affected by who its parents are- or in fact anything at all. In Popplio's case, the male:female ratio is 7:1. In short, your sister simply got lucky.

Unfortunately No. Pokemon X is a Generation 6 game, Pokemon Sun is Generation 7. One-way transfer exists for moving your Pokemon from Gen 6 to Gen 7 but the reverse is not possible. Here's a visual guide for using the Pokemon Bank with various Pokemon games, from the Official Pokemon site: As you can see, once a Pokemon is on to Sun/Moon or Ultra Sun/Moon, it can't go to an earlier generation game.

Except for Rotom and Kyurem, all Pokémon keep their moves when changing form. The form-exclusive moves are the following: Fan Rotom's Air Slash Frost Rotom's Blizzard Heat Rotom's Overheat Mow Rotom's Leaf Storm Wash Rotom's Hydro Pump Kyurem's Glaciate and Scary Face White Kyurem's Fusion Flare and Ice Burn Black Kyurem's Fusion Bolt and Freeze Shock Confined Hoopa can know Hyperspace Hole, but it will not be able to use it in battle.

Yes, the two odds are independent of each other. Fire Fang deals damage and has a 10% chance of burning the opponent. It also has an independent 10% chance of causing the target to flinch, if the user attacks before the target. bulpapedia, veekun

Kartana can be randomly found as a shiny with the same base chance as every other Pokémon that can be shiny: 1/4096.

No. Besides a few telltale obvious signs that something is probably hacked, like being level 100, shiny, and in a hard-to-get (or impossible) pokéball, even if you have the pokemon in your party, there's no 100% way. A pokémon's data structure is not very big or complicated, and if you know how it works, it's not difficult to make it do what you want. A well-hacked pokémon is indistinguishable from an identical legitimate one. If you want to make sure you are only trading for legitimate shinies, you pretty much have to trade in regulated communities, like forums.

It's pretty simple: you need to qualify for it. The tournaments have a minimum requirement of Championship Points (CP). Based on the region you live in you may need a different amount of points (making it "easier" to qualify in less populated regions). How many people from each country are invited depends on how many people meet the minimum requirement. If you want to earn CP you need to compete in Championship Series events, such as regional championships or international championships or others. The bigger the event the more points you get. If you win enough CP to meet the requirements you get invited. Simple, isn't it? The CP needed to get invited can be found here.

Unfortunately that is not possible. You can transfer Pokémon from X/Y/OR/AS to Pokémon Sun/Moon through the Pokébank and you can put Pokémon from Sun/Moon on the Pokébank. Unfortunately, any Pokémon that has been in a Sun or Moon game cannot be transferred to a 6th generation game (Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, X or Y) even if it is the game it originally came from It's unfortunate but avoids a lot of potential compatibility problems. This answer to a similar question has the official picture detailing Pokébank capabilities for all the versions starting with the DS games. You should have a look if ever you wish to buy an older game.

Crabrawler only evolves when leveling up at at Mount Lanakila according to the Bulbapedia entry.

First off, your percentages are a bit off. According to Bulbapedia, Effect Spore has a 9% chance of inducing poison, 10% chance of inducing paralysis, and 11% chance of inducing sleep. It doesn't specify what happens when the opponent effected by it is a steel type but I think it's safe to assume that it first determines which effect to trigger and then check if the spore will have effect on the opponent

Yes, there is. Use the following method: Get an Adamant Smeargle, preferably a high-level one. Get a Staryu with Reflect Type, get a wild Smeargle to copy it, and copy it off of the Smeargle with your one. Teach it Sketch again at the move relearner. Get a Sylveon with Skill Swap and get a wild Smeargle to copy it, and copy it off of the Smeargle with your one. Teach Smeargle False Swipe and a good powerful move against Beldum with the above method. Single target only, no Normal or Fighting-types. Breed a male Reuniclus line Pokemon with Skill Swap with a female Ralts line Pokemon so you have a Ralts with Skill Swap and Synchronize, which you train up. Get a Pokemon with Trick-or-Treat, Gourgeist probably. Now we chain: Trick-or-Treat Beldum with Gourgeist. Skill Swap it Synchronize with Gardevoir. Then you send in Smeargle who Reflects Type to become a Ghost-type then Skill Swaps to grab Synchronize. Get Beldum to call a friend with Adrenaline Orb. KO the Ghost-type Beldum, then chain with False swipe, switching Beldum after 15 turns each so it doesn't struggle after the 20th move This works with Jangmo-o, Bewear and Riolu too, but they have different lengths of turns. The call rate is also different, and after a 255 long chain, there is only a 18% chance of a shiny throughout the whole thing. This is a long process, so get a lot of Leppa Berries. Synchronize still works despite swapping, but this is after 3 tests, of which an Adamant Smeargle has drawn 2 shiny Adamant Riolu.

No, there is no way to turn these camera angles off. You'll just have to wait until you get a view of the wild Pokémon again.

I know you asked for 7th gen, but as of now there is no proof that Technician has changed. So yes, Technician only applies to the original Acrobatics with a base power of 55. In the same way, Techician is applied only to the first Fury Cutter, because it's the only one to have a base power of 60 or less. And regarding: The base power of Fury Cutter is 40. But because it is a STAB move, it becomes 60. Since the rule of Technician applies, is it safe to assume that the base power now becomes 90? This is wrong. Base Power is still 40, you don't have to add STAB before applying an Ability effect. Calculating the STAB and Technician modifiers you obtain that the move has an actual power of 90.

No. You will be able to trade Pokemon from 6th gen to 7th gen only, and not back. Source Pokemon official site.