@@bunnybird9342 he aimed at the epicenter of the war and basically killed thousands of people and pokemon, obviously he had a scope when launching the attack
@@SapphireMeteor Or alternate universe Lysandre, It makes three characters without counting every version of AZ or the pokemons who may have been close to destroying the world
My young nephew was watching me play this when this cutscene came up. After watching it, he had this to say, "Those Pokemon died?" I answered him yes, then he replied, "I thought this was a kid's game."
enzoul2112 They tend to forget that while Nintendo is aiming to be family friendly, there are several other dark moments in them as well as some sexual content.
"He was given a tiny box." When the "Never Say Die" trope actually works, it really _really_ works. Seriously, wording it like that gets the point across so much better and so much more emotionally than just bluntly saying "his Pokemon died in the war." Poor AZ :'(
The first time I heard AZ’s story I cried like a baby. However, that last scene had my jaw on the floor because I realized the truth. Route 10 wasn’t tricky stone route. IT WAS A GRAVEYARD!!!
A fun fact, you can find Golett there, whose Sword's pokedex entry states "They were sculpted from clay in ancient times. No one knows why, but some of them are driven to continually line up boulders." Maybe its just a coincidence, but a fun one.
I freaked out when I first saw this. Floette was the first pokemon in my team, and that Flabébé was the first pokemon I ever caught. Literally. Pokemon X is the first pokemon game I've ever played, and my first ever pokeball was used on my level 46 Floette. I thought for sure that the scene was being rendered using my save data... I nearly cried.
Same here. I loved the concept of a Fairy type and wanted a gen 6 one on my team. I didn't think about the save data part, but the fact he had a Floette like me makes this story hit hard.
I never thought I would actually see a war in a Pokemon game. Given the huge destructive potential that Pokemon are capable of, the loss of life in one war alone would be massive.For example, a Gyarados alone can trash entire cities and Tyranitar is capable of bringing down mountains. Now imagine an army of those fighting to the death.
I can actually see why AZ fired the weapon. He united Kalos with his advanced technology, and made it prosper. Imagine seeing the prosperous region you built, your people be ravaged by war. Also his brother basically either meant to backstab him or was going to before the Ultimate Weapon was fired. And the Floette was the last gift of his mother. Like if his brother did start the war, then the Floette is a reminder of a happier past. And it just died in the same war. Like this man may have lost his brother to greed, saw his kingdom crumble. And then he is so consumed by rage, he just snaps.
Literally the best thing to happen to a story in a Pokemon game... The first time I played X I cried... And then I cried AGAIN at the end when he was reunited with Floette... I haven't cried this much at a game's story since Magical Starsign
Mark Shaw He grew old, he may be immortal, but he never stopped aging. But according to Junichi (Unless I read what he said incorrectly or there was some mistranslation) AZ became a Giant shortly after firing the Ultimate Weapon, it wasn't just him growing before or after building the machine. But hey, don't take my word for it here. Here's the source: www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2014/02/14/afterwords-unabridged-pokemon-x-and-y.aspx
+Mark Shaw Well look at Lysandre too. AZ's like 9 ft tall and Lysandre's barely shorter than him. Though it is hinted that Lysandre and AZ are related :0
Including that their was no war at the beginning of the series that was never mentioned that makes it more suspicious that it looks like a whole new pokemon universe. I have to say that they gotta do more dark stories in the pokemon series.
Unless...the event didn't happened...remember that the anime is very separate from the game so anything from the anime relating to the game is minor. If it did happened then he somehow survived the blast or it never happened...the only ones who knows is the Developers...
I think it goes to show that he didn't just kill those Pokemon like they were nothing. His perspective may have been twisted by grief, but he still recognized their sacrifices.
This video got recommended to me after ZA’s announcement. I really like that they’re gonna go into depth with this story and reveal new things about it.
I have a depressing story experiencing this scene. I was about 5 minutes from this scene when this happened. My dog, Boney, was bit by a cottonmouth. He was pretty old at like 7 human years. I held him as he licked me & died in my arms. I was so depressed, it took another 3 weeks to get to this scene. I got to it & it made me cry scream. Because of that, this one scene will never fail to make me cry...
casey O exactly, no reason not to create more mature storylines. A large proportion of those playing pokemon are people that started with the first pokemon games, which means of an older age now. Of course we don't expect them to get really "serious", pokemon should still be for children, but a little more depth in the storylines won't hurt the franchise. XY is indeed a memorable game, because it's less childish, even though it's still a pokemon game.
+CookerLV pokemon is for ALL ages and kids theas days are a lot more mature and not always in the right way but that's the parent's fault for being such drunkards and belly dancers
That's what kills me seeing this. This game could have been the best in the series if they made the pacing better, but they freaking killed it with those friends. However, this one scene was a big saving grace in it. Because it does what a tragic flashback should do. First off, telling the origin of how the device turned into a wepon and even giving the villian a warning of what would happen.
I really hope Legends Z-A finally explores AZ and the war and everything a lot more. It's one of the coolest stories in Pokemon but the games kinda just throw it at you and refuse to elaborate. They never explain how AZ lived 3,000+ years either which always pissed me off. They don't explain how he created the machine/ultimate weapon either. It just happened. So many cool ideas that are just thrown together in a single beautifully drawn cutscene.
I was just replaying Pokemon X after a while. Never paid too much attention the first time round, but man. I have given X and Y's story too much flak. This hit me pretty hard in the feels. And paying attention to the story, I found it pretty good.
I wish they'd outright said "a tiny coffin". Things die, okay? Kids have gotta realize that. To be fair, they did mention death a lot more in Sun/Moon, even aside from those dark Pokedex entries.
@@towelgirl21 I know this is 6 years late, but I think "tiny box" works better here. Most of the time, not mentioning it outright sounds corny like trying to avoid the issue. But here, _it works_
I know it’s been six years, but I did cry so much. At this, at the end of the game when you become champion and Floette comes back, and during the credits when Kiseki plays. I’ve never cried that much over a game ;-;
"A mother would giver her life to her son. A husband would kill anyone for his wife." This line from the movie Looper matches AZ and, I kinda admit it, his wife Floette. This story is so beautiful yet tragic. The emotions of this is so soul crushing that this small story is holding powerful themes. If you are a husband who lost his wife, how far would you avenge her death? Let alone go so far as to how AZ did it to every human and pokemon of the 3000 year old war? I think none of would ever go too far to avenge someone in a genocidal way.
I'm actually a bit disappointed. I played the German version, in which the text for this tale was quite elaborate and narrative. In comparison to that, the English translation is just clumsy.
I never noticed until now that at 2:45, Floette is crying. I can't help but wonder if it hurt her to leave AZ, too. She loved him just as much and to see him change like this was heartbreaking for her.
I don't recall it having one *quite* as moving, but there are some genuinely creepy and sad bits in it. Without spoiling anything, I can say that Lillie's story gets pretty real.
pajamawolfie Yeah, I finished Sun already, a couple days after its official release and the story was indeed very good. I still prefer AZ's tragic past and this cutscene with the powerful music it had during it, but Lillie's story was fantastic in its own right.
+cooperhan1 pokemon is for ALL ages if it weren't for me my little sister couldn't tie her own virtual shoes in that game and she forgot to save before battling the red garados
ok can we think about this for a sec, was XY's plot that crazy? people say its the worst but that machine could have destroyed kalos and other close regions lol.
This story reminds me of a similar one in naruto shippuden about an old taijutsu master whose student left training to participate in war and he died, so the master never practiced taijutsu again
When we met AZ, and this story cutscene came up, and I balled my eyes out, especially when Floette left him. And then she came back to him at the end of the game, and I cried my eyes out (again). I really would’ve loved to see more of AZ, he made the story really strong.
I'm notorious at multi-tasking while playing Pokemon and when I looked back during this part the cutscene had already started and I wanted to watch it from the beginning, so thank you!
The hole in Paldea is caused by the firing of the Ultimate Weapon 3,000 years ago. Terastallisation is a result of this incident. I believe Kalos and Paldea have something in common. The treasure of Paldea could be the eternal flower - a resemblance of the Terastallisation.
This is proven false easily, the War and the Ultimate Weapon's Events were 3000 years ago, Area Zero was 1000000 years ago and predates the War and Ultimate Weapon massively. Terastallization is due to the Third Legendary's influence and Area Zero was due to a Meteor hence Great Crator of Paldea, the Scene also shows the beam hitting Kalos instead of the center of Paldea.
So this is called An Eternal Prison? Hmm, that's odd. N's theme is Prisoner to a Formula and AZ's theme is An Eternal Prison. Coincidence? I think not.
+TheUltimateNatural we will all live forever. the people of GOD will be with who they choose to live with and be FREE and the people who don't follow HIM will be in an eternal prison althow there's more to being saved then going to heaven it's about having a 1 on 1 relationship with GOD NOW
The first time i saw this cutscene i was in sobs...well technically i was trying to stifle the sobs because i was in the living room and there were people there. Like this was so effective, the way it played out, the artstyle for the scene, the music, the wording of the text. It was all beautifully done.
Jack Hedrick Yeah, I will give them that. They did do some things right witht he pacing...and that was one of them. However it seemed they tried to fit WAY to much into the last act...they could have spread out the story a bit more and make it stronger.
This plot just shows what the game attempted and nearly succeeded at being, but failed because of awful characters and pacing. Still great games otherwise.
@@flyingstonemon3564 very true. I wish we got an improved Z version As for a better executed Kalos story, I'd recommend "What pokemon Z could have looked like" by Tam Valley Productions. Great video. I was really glad when I discovered it
I love the story of Az and how tragic it is... a man lost someone he cared about so deeply that he lost himself in his depression and hate to the point he comitted such a horrific act just to make everything stop hurting to the point that thousands of pokemon and people died in his wrath and in the end the being that he cared about so much was horrified by the monster their own loved one became that they chose to leave. Only forgiving them and returning when the original man was finally restored to the forefront
That it was 3000 years ago, presumably during the Kalosian version of the 100 years war, revives likely were not invented back then or if there were any alternative, it was likely to either recover from only fainting (100% success for fainting) or didn't always work, having a high or medium failure rating of it working, so even if used if revived existed back then it was extremely innacurate and not a reliable option, besides, I doubt anyone could make a medicine to bring others back to life back then without the aid of Xerneas (the literal life Pokemon), revival herbs and revive alternatives probably only worked from fainting because of that factor, there's simply no say without Xerneas or doing what AZ did, assuming he did not just find a way to trap the life Pokemon to harness it's power or simply used several sacrifices like how we see Lysandre trying to do in Pokemon Y
I cried when I first read this story. I cried even more when he floette reunited at the parade. I didnt think pokemon could get any sadder than black and whites ending with N but I was wrong. I just wish AZ hadn't disappeared during the postgame. It was like he and floette fell off the face of the planet.
These games get a lot of hate, but the lore and story is actually underrated to some degree, and I can’t wait to see if it’s elaborated on in Legends ZA
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Saying "He was giving a tiny box." is so much more impactful then if they just said "His Pokémon had died."
Masody you're right. AZ's Floette is died.
I agree
Syazlin Omar you mean is *dead
@@jaydenc367 floette is alive
@@trustyrat8632 I know. Well now it's alive but it wasn't always. I was just correcting the other person's spelling mistake.
King Az: the only Pokemon character to ever successfully commit genocide.
"You've tried the rest, now try the best: AZ!"
Technically not really a genocide since he didn't target any group in particular but oh well
@@bunnybird9342 he aimed at the epicenter of the war and basically killed thousands of people and pokemon, obviously he had a scope when launching the attack
Unless you count an alternate universe where Cyrus succeeded.
@@SapphireMeteor Or alternate universe Lysandre, It makes three characters without counting every version of AZ or the pokemons who may have been close to destroying the world
My young nephew was watching me play this when this cutscene came up. After watching it, he had this to say, "Those Pokemon died?" I answered him yes, then he replied, "I thought this was a kid's game."
BOOM. I know what I must show now to all those ignorants who think they are mature because they play Call of Duty and hate Pokemon.
enzoul2112 They tend to forget that while Nintendo is aiming to be family friendly, there are several other dark moments in them as well as some sexual content.
+OneWingedHeron53 pokemon is for ALL ages
sexual content like what? XD
There is no sexual content lmfao
Lysandre: Nah man I can wait to explode the world until you finish your story thats cool
doritos locos tacos I'm very sad. Because Floette the eternal flower Pokemon was dead.
Lmao
It does hit character that he would wait
"He was given a tiny box" my heart broke the moment I read that :(
Aww, I know ;w; Mine too
Who else is here because of Pokémon Legends AZ
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"He was given a tiny box."
When the "Never Say Die" trope actually works, it really _really_ works.
Seriously, wording it like that gets the point across so much better and so much more emotionally than just bluntly saying "his Pokemon died in the war." Poor AZ :'(
The first time I heard AZ’s story I cried like a baby. However, that last scene had my jaw on the floor because I realized the truth. Route 10 wasn’t tricky stone route. IT WAS A GRAVEYARD!!!
A fun fact, you can find Golett there, whose Sword's pokedex entry states "They were sculpted from clay in ancient times. No one knows why, but some of them are driven to continually line up boulders." Maybe its just a coincidence, but a fun one.
I freaked out when I first saw this. Floette was the first pokemon in my team, and that Flabébé was the first pokemon I ever caught. Literally. Pokemon X is the first pokemon game I've ever played, and my first ever pokeball was used on my level 46 Floette.
I thought for sure that the scene was being rendered using my save data... I nearly cried.
Such a coincidence.
I feel bad for you
Aww! ;W;
Same here. I loved the concept of a Fairy type and wanted a gen 6 one on my team. I didn't think about the save data part, but the fact he had a Floette like me makes this story hit hard.
This would mean nothing without the beautifully drawn cutscene
Is there any drawn cutscene in the whole Pokémon franchise? In other games?
I remember that there was a drawn cutscene at the start of XY when we choose the name for our characters, is that all?
I never thought I would actually see a war in a Pokemon game. Given the huge destructive potential that Pokemon are capable of, the loss of life in one war alone would be massive.For example, a Gyarados alone can trash entire cities and Tyranitar is capable of bringing down mountains. Now imagine an army of those fighting to the death.
._.
That would be a teen rated game but it would be interesting to see.
+zangetsu9196 there was a war in lucario and the mystery of mew and pokemon conquest has a friendly non leethle type of warfair
Alex Arevalo btw lucario didn't die it ate chocolate with sir arron
and that was why xyz ep 41, 42 and 43 were the best episodes of pokemon to date
I can actually see why AZ fired the weapon.
He united Kalos with his advanced technology, and made it prosper. Imagine seeing the prosperous region you built, your people be ravaged by war.
Also his brother basically either meant to backstab him or was going to before the Ultimate Weapon was fired.
And the Floette was the last gift of his mother. Like if his brother did start the war, then the Floette is a reminder of a happier past. And it just died in the same war.
Like this man may have lost his brother to greed, saw his kingdom crumble. And then he is so consumed by rage, he just snaps.
When was all this said?
@@Rikken552In interviews and side material. Lysandre is actually a descendant of AZ's brother, so they're very distantly related.
Literally the best thing to happen to a story in a Pokemon game... The first time I played X I cried... And then I cried AGAIN at the end when he was reunited with Floette... I haven't cried this much at a game's story since Magical Starsign
Finally someone who knows about Magical Starsign ! "It's been 3000 years !"....since I found one !
+aliroseart cough (you're wrong gen 5) Cough
AZ's past HAS to make it into Pokémon Generations!
It did
Ya
Wholesome
This aged wonderfully
It did
That music hit me...hard...
Old channel i still use for some reason... yea
Eternal Prison is what it's called.
Tell me that my eyes are just sweating...
It’s time for legends Z to continue this story
Let's just stop and think. Damn this guy is tall.
After years of building his machine he must've grown a lot.
Mark Shaw He grew old, he may be immortal, but he never stopped aging. But according to Junichi (Unless I read what he said incorrectly or there was some mistranslation) AZ became a Giant shortly after firing the Ultimate Weapon, it wasn't just him growing before or after building the machine. But hey, don't take my word for it here. Here's the source: www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2014/02/14/afterwords-unabridged-pokemon-x-and-y.aspx
+Mark Shaw Well look at Lysandre too. AZ's like 9 ft tall and Lysandre's barely shorter than him. Though it is hinted that Lysandre and AZ are related :0
doritos locos tacos Lysandre is the descendant of AZ’s brother.
What Do You Expect? He's 3000 Years Old + Eternal Life, Until Sudden Death!
"He was given a tiny box."
Sugoi Neko So Lootcrate sponsorships already existed 3000 years ago.
Kübel350 xD
and yet so tiny...
+Sugoi Neko The pokemon died.......... who's idea even was this, WHY NINTENDO?
+Russell Henderson Lavender Town in Gen 1...
I have never seen a single soul mention that AZ Floette's flower resembles yveltal ALOT. And the way it closes up also looks like Yveltal' caccoon.
Blue body the color of Xerneas to represent the life given, black and red flower the color of Yveltal to represent the life taken.
It also looks a lot like Eternatus (plus the fact the flower is literally called the eternal flower)
This.....is the saddest thing I ever seen in Pokemon....
Including that their was no war at the beginning of the series that was never mentioned that makes it more suspicious that it looks like a whole new pokemon universe. I have to say that they gotta do more dark stories in the pokemon series.
+かむい no remember the first gym ash went to the gym leader Said he was from a war that he survive from in the early Pokemon episodes
the gym leader and his raichu
Unless...the event didn't happened...remember that the anime is very separate from the game so anything from the anime relating to the game is minor. If it did happened then he somehow survived the blast or it never happened...the only ones who knows is the Developers...
I agree
the gravestone bit at the end gets me the most.
+Could Not Think Of A Name It's the music..................
I think it goes to show that he didn't just kill those Pokemon like they were nothing. His perspective may have been twisted by grief, but he still recognized their sacrifices.
This video got recommended to me after ZA’s announcement. I really like that they’re gonna go into depth with this story and reveal new things about it.
I have a depressing story experiencing this scene.
I was about 5 minutes from this scene when this happened. My dog, Boney, was bit by a cottonmouth. He was pretty old at like 7 human years. I held him as he licked me & died in my arms. I was so depressed, it took another 3 weeks to get to this scene. I got to it & it made me cry scream. Because of that, this one scene will never fail to make me cry...
My condoleances.
I was already teary eyed from the man's box, but his Pokemon's departure was what really hit me.
This game is mainly geared towards fans of the original blue green red and yellow games. Not kids. So im glad they took this mature route
casey O exactly, no reason not to create more mature storylines. A large proportion of those playing pokemon are people that started with the first pokemon games, which means of an older age now. Of course we don't expect them to get really "serious", pokemon should still be for children, but a little more depth in the storylines won't hurt the franchise. XY is indeed a memorable game, because it's less childish, even though it's still a pokemon game.
Not really sure about that, considering it's probably the easiest Pokemon game to date, and they didn't say the word "death" to keep the E rating.
+CookerLV pokemon is for ALL ages and kids theas days are a lot more mature and not always in the right way but that's the parent's fault for being such drunkards and belly dancers
That's what kills me seeing this. This game could have been the best in the series if they made the pacing better, but they freaking killed it with those friends. However, this one scene was a big saving grace in it. Because it does what a tragic flashback should do. First off, telling the origin of how the device turned into a wepon and even giving the villian a warning of what would happen.
***** I like how you have a whole groop of frends
I really hope Legends Z-A finally explores AZ and the war and everything a lot more. It's one of the coolest stories in Pokemon but the games kinda just throw it at you and refuse to elaborate. They never explain how AZ lived 3,000+ years either which always pissed me off. They don't explain how he created the machine/ultimate weapon either. It just happened. So many cool ideas that are just thrown together in a single beautifully drawn cutscene.
Who’s here after the 2024 Pokémon day reveal? Can’t wait for Legends.
I was just replaying Pokemon X after a while. Never paid too much attention the first time round, but man. I have given X and Y's story too much flak. This hit me pretty hard in the feels. And paying attention to the story, I found it pretty good.
Me too.
People: X AND Y ARE BAD BECAUSE THEY ARE TOO EASY!!!1!1!!!1!!1!1!!1!
Pokémon X and Y: contains stuff like this
"The man was given a tiny box"="The man was given Floette's coffin"
I wish they'd outright said "a tiny coffin". Things die, okay? Kids have gotta realize that.
To be fair, they did mention death a lot more in Sun/Moon, even aside from those dark Pokedex entries.
i laughed when u said that
late, but oftentimes parents/relatives of fallen war heroes do not get any if not much of the body of their loved ones.
I feel like a tiny box is much more impactful for some reason.
@@towelgirl21 I know this is 6 years late, but I think "tiny box" works better here. Most of the time, not mentioning it outright sounds corny like trying to avoid the issue. But here, _it works_
Was anyone else crying when they saw this part of the game? T.T
yeah T_T .......
CP90
No.
Maybe....
Yes 😥
I never cried so much over a game...
CP90 me
I know it’s been six years, but I did cry so much. At this, at the end of the game when you become champion and Floette comes back, and during the credits when Kiseki plays. I’ve never cried that much over a game ;-;
AZ was probably playing a nuzlock and lost his most treasured pokemon. We all had that 1 or more Pokemon that we would wish to bring back
How is this still the saddest story in the Pokémon series that I’ve ever heard in over two decades?
Deej, 2022
Pokemon games don't have sad stories anymore. Now they're just sad.
"A mother would giver her life to her son. A husband would kill anyone for his wife." This line from the movie Looper matches AZ and, I kinda admit it, his wife Floette. This story is so beautiful yet tragic. The emotions of this is so soul crushing that this small story is holding powerful themes. If you are a husband who lost his wife, how far would you avenge her death? Let alone go so far as to how AZ did it to every human and pokemon of the 3000 year old war?
I think none of would ever go too far to avenge someone in a genocidal way.
I'm actually a bit disappointed. I played the German version, in which the text for this tale was quite elaborate and narrative. In comparison to that, the English translation is just clumsy.
I never noticed until now that at 2:45, Floette is crying. I can't help but wonder if it hurt her to leave AZ, too. She loved him just as much and to see him change like this was heartbreaking for her.
I hope Sun/Moon have a cutscene as moving as this one.
I don't recall it having one *quite* as moving, but there are some genuinely creepy and sad bits in it. Without spoiling anything, I can say that Lillie's story gets pretty real.
pajamawolfie
Yeah, I finished Sun already, a couple days after its official release and the story was indeed very good. I still prefer AZ's tragic past and this cutscene with the powerful music it had during it, but Lillie's story was fantastic in its own right.
they do yay
edit: well mostly- Lillie’s scene(s) with Lusamine are pretty intense, but not as intense as this one.
It had a lot of cutscenes but I don't remember one as tragic, did have some disturbing stuff like the frozen pokemons and the Aether lab's underground
I had to come back here...Since the announcement.
Remember Pokemon Mystery Dungeon where they wanted to KILL you?
Yes
the only character that actually has a successful evil plan has to be a good guy... come on, team flare!
+Captain Chickenz why would u want evil to win
i remember going through this cutscene... and i started crying... it was so just.. unexpected as it was my first time playing through the game.
We back boys!!!
It's mind blowing to me how people say X and Y have a bad soundtrack
Nintendo teaching kids about genocide? slow clap, slow clap
+cooperhan1 pokemon is for ALL ages if it weren't for me my little sister couldn't tie her own virtual shoes in that game and she forgot to save before battling the red garados
ok can we think about this for a sec, was XY's plot that crazy? people say its the worst but that machine could have destroyed kalos and other close regions lol.
Team Flare is a little bland, but the rest of the plot is fantastic
That end part with the memorial at Geosenge town really hits me in the feels );
This story reminds me of a similar one in naruto shippuden about an old taijutsu master whose student left training to participate in war and he died, so the master never practiced taijutsu again
I don't remember that.
No way.. so.. Az is a guy and Pokémon Legends Z-A is… a tale of him but to the future..?
Exactly-
When we met AZ, and this story cutscene came up, and I balled my eyes out, especially when Floette left him. And then she came back to him at the end of the game, and I cried my eyes out (again). I really would’ve loved to see more of AZ, he made the story really strong.
Who else thinks were gonna be participating in the war in ZA?
Man, if this guy had a wife and kid that died, he probably would've obliterated the entire universe.
Nah, that’s Team Galactic’s job
This is the very first Pokemon game that made me cry during gameplay so freakin much!!!!!!
I'm notorious at multi-tasking while playing Pokemon and when I looked back during this part the cutscene had already started and I wanted to watch it from the beginning, so thank you!
I do too, it's terrible sometimes... I missed the Lumiose Ghost Girl, when I saw back, she already was going away
Ah! That's what RUclips is good here for though :D
+JakeHasAnApple playing pokemon ect. is like church...it requires your FULL attention otherwise YOU KNOW NOTHING,NOTHING!!!
The hole in Paldea is caused by the firing of the Ultimate Weapon 3,000 years ago. Terastallisation is a result of this incident. I believe Kalos and Paldea have something in common. The treasure of Paldea could be the eternal flower - a resemblance of the Terastallisation.
That makes sense
AZ
Area Zero
.....no way that's a coincidence.
This is proven false easily, the War and the Ultimate Weapon's Events were 3000 years ago, Area Zero was 1000000 years ago and predates the War and Ultimate Weapon massively.
Terastallization is due to the Third Legendary's influence and Area Zero was due to a Meteor hence Great Crator of Paldea, the Scene also shows the beam hitting Kalos instead of the center of Paldea.
@@Biospark88 That is indeed a coincidence
Terapados: xDDDDDDDD
So this is called An Eternal Prison? Hmm, that's odd. N's theme is Prisoner to a Formula and AZ's theme is An Eternal Prison. Coincidence? I think not.
Game Freak has a thing for royalty bondage :d
Well, being immortal is considered a prison...
Robert Jindra True.
+TheUltimateNatural we will all live forever. the people of GOD will be with who they choose to live with and be FREE and the people who don't follow HIM will be in an eternal prison althow there's more to being saved then going to heaven it's about having a 1 on 1 relationship with GOD NOW
+Garatena Dialga This topic is about pokemon
Watching thie again after the new legends game reveal lmao
Cant wait for this scene to be remade in Legends ZA since it will take back a couple of centuries before the modern day of X and Y
I can't believe gen 6 was 5 years ago...
Where has the time gone ?
Jesus...
Fast forward and Gen 8 is close to 5 years old now 😢
10 years now
Pokemon war, Pokemon dying(Not Fainting), Weapon of mass destruction. Well this is certainly dark for a pokemon game.
After a decade we are going back to kalos ❤️
And it feels so good to return to Kalos
pokemon is for kids the say. it wont be violent they say
Az shot the ultimate weapon in Paldea the crater is where he shot it!!
Augh I want the official art for this cutscene to be released. Its too gorgeous
I got good news for you (I'm mega late sorry), even if we don't have originals as far as I know you can find the sprites used for the cutscenes online
The first time i saw this cutscene i was in sobs...well technically i was trying to stifle the sobs because i was in the living room and there were people there.
Like this was so effective, the way it played out, the artstyle for the scene, the music, the wording of the text. It was all beautifully done.
If you ever feel bad for talking back to your parents just remember that Lysandre locked AZ in an electric jail
lol
Finding out what those rocks were was really sad for me
Now with Pokémon legends ZA we will see this legendary war take place right in front of our eyes!!!
Genocide? It's not genocide it's defeating enemies in effective way and I made sure this plan going to be the most effective
- AZ
Ugh dang it, this game could have been so good. It had SOOOOO much potental...but they killed it with the dang pacing. >_
Don't like the pacing either, but the reveal of the stones being graves ? I felt like that was revealed at a good time.
Jack Hedrick
Yeah, I will give them that. They did do some things right witht he pacing...and that was one of them. However it seemed they tried to fit WAY to much into the last act...they could have spread out the story a bit more and make it stronger.
This plot just shows what the game attempted and nearly succeeded at being, but failed because of awful characters and pacing. Still great games otherwise.
The game was a victim of game freak's classic : Great idea! Troubled execution.
@@flyingstonemon3564 very true. I wish we got an improved Z version
As for a better executed Kalos story, I'd recommend "What pokemon Z could have looked like" by Tam Valley Productions. Great video. I was really glad when I discovered it
I'm thinking he woke up Eternatus and caused the Darkest Day by accident.
There are no accidents
This was my favorite part of the game!
Love it!!
0:58
Moment of ultimate sadness
Az: *accidentally splits the pokemon multivers in two*
Arceus:....welp.
I think I actually cried the first time I saw this. I am really hard to make cry.
I love the story of Az and how tragic it is... a man lost someone he cared about so deeply that he lost himself in his depression and hate to the point he comitted such a horrific act just to make everything stop hurting to the point that thousands of pokemon and people died in his wrath and in the end the being that he cared about so much was horrified by the monster their own loved one became that they chose to leave. Only forgiving them and returning when the original man was finally restored to the forefront
This hit me so hard in the feels words do not describe; and if you didn't cry you're lying :P
Bros pokemon got drafted 💀
1:20 this looks oddly reminiscent of a Celesteela...
Just hearing the music again gives me nostalgia!! 😣
liek if u cri evry tiem
I wish they would make a game that took place during the war and made it where Eternal Flower Floette was the box art legendary.
What about make a Pokemon Game based on the past? In that war. When you can fight even 6 pokemon vs 6 (like the hordes but battling)
that would be awsome !
not without stronger hardware, the game can barely handle 3 on 3
I’m hoping Sword and Shield is like that
Happy 10th Anniversary, Pokémon X & Y.
Glad that I got this song from the official soundtrack at iTunes. Now if we can get a poster of the story illustration
Forever in my heart, most beautiful moment in Pokémon.
Y u no goddamn use the Max Revive -.-'
MASTER KINGS Thats only when pokemon have fainted. This one died.
That it was 3000 years ago, presumably during the Kalosian version of the 100 years war, revives likely were not invented back then or if there were any alternative, it was likely to either recover from only fainting (100% success for fainting) or didn't always work, having a high or medium failure rating of it working, so even if used if revived existed back then it was extremely innacurate and not a reliable option, besides, I doubt anyone could make a medicine to bring others back to life back then without the aid of Xerneas (the literal life Pokemon), revival herbs and revive alternatives probably only worked from fainting because of that factor, there's simply no say without Xerneas or doing what AZ did, assuming he did not just find a way to trap the life Pokemon to harness it's power or simply used several sacrifices like how we see Lysandre trying to do in Pokemon Y
A mass grave? In MY Pokémon game? It’s more likely than you think.
Makes me wanna cry every time
The great crater of Paldea looked kinda sus
Ayo🤨
And yes, I know the crater formed before the Ultimate Weapon fired, but could it have fired directly into the crater?
@@ericparazak8448 who knows hopefully we get answers in the next dlc speaking of which do you think kalos will be the next dlc?😀
Came here because I was thinking the same
i accidently played guts theme with this and it was perfect
Thanks, I didn't pay attention when I watched it the first time
I cried when I first read this story. I cried even more when he floette reunited at the parade. I didnt think pokemon could get any sadder than black and whites ending with N but I was wrong. I just wish AZ hadn't disappeared during the postgame. It was like he and floette fell off the face of the planet.
I was on the verge of tears
I swear if it's revealed if that ancient weapon created the Area Zero, or the great crater of Paldea. I will lose my mind.
It is impossible since the crater was formed a million years ago.
The feels ;-;
it all makes sense now, THE ULTIMATE WEAPON WAS CELESTEELA
WAIT WHY CANT I UNSEE THAT
amazing great description
Az "the giant" is amazon the machine that gave life is Zeus
NO BECAUSE THE MACHINE BOMBED INTO THE OTHER COUNTRY RIGHT? WHAT IF THAT OTHER COUNTRY IS PALDEA AND HE BLASTED THE CRATER INTO PALDEA!!!!!!
These games get a lot of hate, but the lore and story is actually underrated to some degree, and I can’t wait to see if it’s elaborated on in Legends ZA