Terastilization BREAKS The ENTIRE Pokemon World Lore
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The Terastal Phenomenon is the main gimmick of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and while we were looking for answers regarding it, Terapagos failed to give us an answers in the Indigo Disk. However, the hints have been laid out for us to discover this world and lore breaking mechanic!
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I think we're over-complicating things that have been explained throughout the game's story already. Terastal is just a type of energy created by Terapagos, who has the ability to create, absorb, and crystallize it. The shell is formed of crystallized Tera energy of all types. Like many other types of energy in the pokémon world, it can be used to create and power up many things (in this case: Tera Orbs, machines, robots, Ogrepon's masks, etc). At least one Terapagos managed to survive extinction by turning into a dormant state for thousands of years in Area Zero, which is why it's the only place where you can find Tera energy and Tera crystals in such abundance. Tera Orbs contain Terastal energy harvested from Area Zero to allow pokémon to Terastilize anywhere. The reason you throw it at your pokémon is because you're not going to walk in the middle of a battle to poke your pokémon with the orb and get caught by the energy burst. Ogrepon's masks were made with Tera crystals, so it makes sense the effect is greater on them than on Ogrepon who's wearing them.
Yeah my thoughts exactly, this guy is trying to hard to explain something really simple. It’s not likely Terapagos is limited to either terastal or time/space manipulation, he is a legendary Pokémon so he could very well do both independently.
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The issue with that is how does that energy allow for Turo/Sada to time travel. That's the main thing. How does that energy that allows for terastalization allow for a lot of the things we see. Sure, it's obvious that is where it comes from... but why does it. Why does having the shards embeded into the mask allow ogrepon to unleash such a powerful energy burst, why do the orbs allow your pokemon to terastalize. You can take simple answers sure, but they don't explain anything. For any form of worldbuilding and looking into how something works you need to understand the fundamentals of something. That's the whole point of the video, to explain that/theorize that.
@@ericbayer123why does it allow time travel? It just does, like yeah we got no clue, I’d say it’s just a really powerful energy source but the encounter with Turo at the pool disproves that
Bro is so broken he made pokemon in the entire region go super saiyan. 💀
Not wrong 😂😂😂
Same with Dynamax from gen 8 with Eternous
Not super saiyan (I feel like there is a better thing for it other than something that makes you emit a ungodly aura and your change hair color temporarily.)
I Agree Bro 😎 👍👍Big Shout Out to you
I recall believing that a Baby Terapagos was inside all Tera Orbs and the Hidden Treasure was because it was in plain sight for everyone to see. This was evident with Liko's pendant in the anime but then discarded by Friede's own item. It would've been cool if BabyPagos was a really the Squishy to the Terastal Zygarde instead of just being an inactive form. Turtles do lay Eggs, lots of them, it wouldbibe surprising if there was only 1 giant Stellar Terapagos in Area Zero who was slowly dying and spread his children across Paldea for the power crystals to not be lost. Maybe said Stellar turtle could've been the reason why the region morphed in their image around the Crater.
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@nicrocodile24 Terapagos is different, it says directly in the Violet Pokedex that they went extinct. Not to mention that Terapagos has a gender.
We even see Legendaries reproduce in Sun and Moon.
Because Ogerpon seems to be the only one other than Terapagos that can have a special form when Terastalized, I think that the reason is because someone took crystals from the Underdepths, brought them to Kitakami, and were used to create the 4 masks of Ogerpon.
It really is an interesting take. I'm curious now if Terastalisation will make it back in future games; if an Unova redo is next on line, that at least has some justification in Blueberry Academy providing Tera Orbs to the league.
If the alternate dimensions can have their own Terapagos that makes Terastalization possible, then this theory also works in reverse: for example, if a Koraidon in its own world goes Tera Normal, it's drawing from Cyclizar's power from our Paldea. In that world, Koraidon is the "regular" Pokemon while Cyclizar is the Paradox.
I see Terapagos as the dynamo/nexus generating and connecting infinity energy into the expression of one type through any other Pokémon.
The princess wasn't the turtle. That said, in a way, Ogrepon fits the princess (her robes change like the multi colored robes the ancient Japanese Princesses wore).
I don't think you have to necessarily rule out the "dream" theory for all of this to work. After all, even the professors in the encounter at the crystal pool make multiple references to dreams, and Terapagos is shaped like a dream catcher for crying out loud.
All of this still holds if Terapagos fulfills people's dreams by connecting with different timelines. This way, both the dream and time travel theories still hold and the debate can finally come to a close
Honestly I thought that the Gem in each Tera Orb was a Terapegos since how identical it looked on the labs screen and concept art of the Tera Orb , but logically it would raise the ethics of entrapping them.
But now we know that they went extinct, so what if each Gem in the Tera Orb is a fossil of Terapegos.
I wouldn't be surprised if tera crystals are actually terapagos egg with different types.To change a Pokemon tera type you have to go in a restaurant,i wouldn't be surprised if that chef know how to extract terapagos from the tera crystals and they feed our Pokemon a soup made with a Baby terapagos.
@TheGiiiino what the fuck
Hmm... what if, the little gems inside the Teraorb are Terapagos fossils? Considering they were ancient and went extinct, it would not be farfetched to think that their crystal body would survive the passage of time after Terapagos died, and become some sort of fossil.
So now, you put this fossilized gems inside the Teraorb, and the Terastalization energy awakens the conciousness of these old Terapagos (since it's a Time-Space power), and that would explain the eyes, and even the little Terapagos crystal when using Stellar type, since it's a bigger concentration of energy.
here is my theory on Terapagos, Paradox Pokémon, Terastallization & the 'Time Machine'
Terapagos: used to be from space, an asteroid covered in Terapagos crystals, it crashed in Paldea and created the crater and Area Zero, this made space-time fragile in Area Zero & caused the Tera Crystals to grow, that hold a similar type-energy as the Terapagos species hold
Paradox Pokémon: they are the same Pokémon as modern day, but Darwin-evolved differently to fit their world in the alternate timeline (past = a world where humans didn't develop further than the stone age & future = a world without war, resulting in technology to develop much faster)
Terastallization: a simple result of the Terapagos type-energy, as Terapagos is all types at ones, each Terastallization is just 1/18 of that same energy, and the Steller type is 18/18 of that same energy
the 'Time Machine': built on the spot where space-time was the weakest, creating a portal to an alternate timeline, not a different point in time
Random thought, what if the tera orb uses terapagos corpses. The crystal inside is exactly like terapagos' base form shell but it could be from the dead terapagos that had the type the pokémon change into
Cool theory
The dex says it crystalizes energy it releases which I thought were the Terra orbs
Pokemon die? I thought they fainted
@@TopGWheelzpokemon partners dying has been mentioned multiple times in the lore eg alder’s volcarona / mustard’s mienshao. Their passings is a big part of their character lore.
Fainting is more equivocal to knocking out/ out of energy to fight
@@storm_1784their living breathing creatures like us so they pass away due to old age cause their age is different than our a good example being a dog
@@storm_1784 hahahaha, no sense of humour I see
Imagine a terastilized mega gigantamax Charizard using a z move😊
If you go to Bulbapedia and look up the Tera Orb, you'll find a diagram showing a mysterious stone inside the orb. The stone looks just like Terapagos' dormant form. Does that mean that every Tera Orb contains a dormant Terapagos?
I believe that Ogrepon’s masks are imbued with Terapagos’s power due to the crystals as well as the mystical type associated with it. That’s why the mask is so large in the terastlization since they boost the power of Ogrepon’s Tera form
I don't think Terapagoa power is time travel but being able to change type. It's power seeped into the waters and earth of paldea creating those crystals and those are what are used to harness that power in the orbs. The raids are caverns made of the terastal crystals and the reason it was able to summon the professors was because they powered the time machine with its energy.
To bring up lockstins old theory i think terapagos is Reflection
Something happened to Terapagos in the 0ast thay gave it these powers...
So I have three things to say here
One, the pokedex states that Terapagos might have been more common in ancient paldea until they got caught in seismic shifts and went extinct. Impact events often cause seismic shifts, so what killed all but our Terapagos might have been the meteor that made Area Zero.
That's kinda obvious. The interesting part is the reason I think our Terapagos survived and how that caused terastallizasion.
Another entry states that when hit, Terapagos' shell can transfer the energy of the hit to Terapagos. What if the reason our Terapagos survived is because it was the only one that was struck directly. Terapagos absorbed the energy of the impact (which would have been an insane amount given the size of the crater) and went dorment. That energy gave Terapagos the rest of his powers and overflowed from the room in which Terapagos slumbered outwards.
Second, I think the time travel powers might still be somewhat wish-based. I think Heath is still largely a charlatan. Some of the things he saw in area zero are true like stellar form Terapagos and herba mystica but I still think he made up the paradox pokemon.
I think the reason we see them is because the time machine doesn't manufacture them but using the descriptions from Heath journal and occulture the machine finds a timeline in which there is something that is close enough to the descriptions. That explains why the sketches of the paradox Donphan are so inaccurate and how come the paradox swords and beasts exist. Given infinite universes, somewhere, somewhen, something close enough exists. (Also sidenote, would be cute if two Terapagos from two timelines had to corporate to form a wormhole between themselves and their timelines to bring stuff over)
Third, this is kinda silly but what if the professors isolated themselves due to fear of creating a paradox by publishing something that shouldn't be discovered until Briar publishes it? I don't know just seemed funny
...No. Just no. Heath was proven to be entirely correct. Everything he described in the books has been covered: The Herba Mystica, the paradox pokemon, Terapagos within the underdepths, even the Phantom Memory incident(It seems that Heath had a Terapagos-driven encounter with a different version of himself, who gave him the page in turn recieved from yet another Heath.). We see that Terapagos is able to bring things from different timelines in temporarily, which is why the Paradox pokemon were present for Heath but gone by the time other researchers came along. The sketches of the Donphan paradoxes are off because Heath's team only caught glimpses of it, including a lucky picture. The inaccuracies are parts of it they never saw clearly. It is likely that sketches of other Paradox pokemon, known to have also been described in the books, are similarly inaccurate. The hybrid beast/SoJ is explictly described as imagined. It was the only thing in the book that hasn't turned out to be real, and it is explictly described as such.
Imagination theory was bullsh*t from the start. Stop trying to play mental gymnastics just to cling to that nonsense.
Also, the version of the professors we meet had already isolated themselves prior to meeting us. When asked about their family, they explictly state that where they're from, their Arven is alone.
@@Missingno_Miner @Missingno_Miner my main questions to that are how did Heath reach the underdepths? Why did Heath have no memory of meeting himself? How come the beasts and swords exist?
@@danraskin9943 "How did Heath reach the underdepths"
We don't know how Heath reached the Underdepths. He seemingly just wandered into the place by chance, he doesn't seem to know himself.
"Why did Heath have no memory of meeting himself"
Again, we don't know. There's a lot of reasons he might not remember.
"How come the beasts and swords exist"
Assuming you mean the paradox versions, same reason the others do: Terapagos temporarily dragged them there during Heath's time, and he and his team saw them and recorded them in his book. The professor then brought them here permanently with the time machine.
@Missingno_Miner I'm confused. What exactly did Heath record about the new paradoxes? The drawing of the amalgamation is explicitly stated to be imagined. But then we see three pokemon that strongly resemble the drawing. If the sketch artist drew what he saw, why does Heath call them imagined? The new paradoxes are also the only ones without occulture articles that we know of, but they still could exist in-universe just not accessible to the player
@@danraskin9943 The artist who drew the hybrids made up a pokemon *based* on the real ones they observed. The hybrids aren't real, nor do they have any actual connection to the real paradox beasts/SoJ beyond likely being the specific paradoxes that inspired them.
Ogerpon's masks could be images of it's time-twisted selves. Maybe the mask maker saw them in a dream or Terapagos was involved. Once the tera crystals were added... BOOM!
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I think of it like light, if you pass light through a prism you get a bunch of different colors, Terapagos has the stellar type which has the properties of all types, the gem on your pokemon is like a lens that only lets a certain type pass through making that mon receive that type
You and Toby came up with it together, and you each appreciated the others input and downplayed your own input on it so much that you each remember the other coming up with it, that's how I see it >.>
It might be worth noting that, even though we give Sada/Turo Briar's book, wherever we look in their labs, we don"t see her book.
There are four possibilities I can think of.
It just wasn't there, it was destroyed, we wouldn't have seen the book there because we didn't give it to the Professor before going to where they were, or the one that makes more sense since we still don't see it after coming back I don't think is that we simply gave the book to a professor from a different timeline altogether, which is what was being hinted at with something the Professor says when we first meet them to exchange books.
So it isn't the Professor that was in the past in our timeline, but one from a different world technically, perhaps a world that was created because of the change where the Professor has that book now. Maybe the timeline split when the Professor went back to his/her original time.
@@eglol Most likely being someone obsessed with the topics like they was they most likely had it on them when they was killed as it never tells us where the bodies was afterward.
@@eglolse você for até o subterrâneo da area zero depois de entregar o livro a ele, você pode encontrar um livro e nele vai ter uma menção ao seu personagem
The theory is good but honestly sounds like it’s turning something really simple into something complicated.
Terapagos is a legendary Pokémon. Several legendary Pokemon are not limited to a single power and have multiple god-like abilities. Take Necrozma for example, that guy created Z moves, can generate or extinct light and travel through the multiverse.
Terapagos could very well have the power to create terastal energy and being able time travel independently. They are two different abilities that are not related to each other to function. Saying that the Pokémon are pulling types from the multiverse is really a stretch when Terapagos already has every type within his body, so it’s simpler to say we just summon one of the specific types of Terapagos body, that’s all.
PLOT TWIST: Terapagos is an avatar of Arceus, hence why he has the powers of time (dialga) and space (Palkia)
...honestly I just feel like the reason the eyes are on the different typings are because it's just a portion of terapagoes powers and when in stellar form you gain the full power which is why the rest of its body appears...however terapagoes is providing its power either way to terastallizaties
Branching Theory: Terapagos is almost extinct due to the professors. Those little crystals inside of the tera orbs? Terapagos. (such as when Kieran pulls the crystal out of the stone). When used, the terapagos of the crystal is summoned and terastalized.
it’s just a theory
but I got to agree that at least terapagos’ power can’t be linear time travel. If the time travel was between multiple timelines, its powers would make more sense, but I still think that theres other posibilities too, for example its power could be crating paradoxes, though it wouldnt fit as the tera type is usually one of the original types
There's a theory that Pokemon are actually energy beings, and it could explain the Terastal phenomenon. Here's why the proponents of this theory (including myself) think this is the case:
1. Pokemon seem to weigh far less than they should, especially the largest ones. Onix, which is 28 feet long, should weigh dozens of tons, especially since it's made of solid rock. But it's only 463 pounds. Even the heaviest Pokemon, Celesteela, weights just over a ton in spite of being a thirty foot tall mass of hyper-dense metal. Only beings made mostly of energy could have such a large volume while weighing so little.
2. They can be shrunken down and stored in Pokeballs that weigh the same regardless of what's put into them. Energy has no mass per se, although it has been shown that in certain conditions that energy can be turned into matter in the right conditions, and matter being turned into energy is how we live.
So, what's Terastallization itself? It's when the crystals from Area Zero change the energy that makes up a Pokemon in certain ways, generally by amplifying one or more of their type-based energies, just as making light change by passing it through prisms made of certain crystals. Most of the time, this is already one of their designated types - for example, a normal Lechonk is mostly made up of Normal-type energy, and thus Terastallizes into a Normal-type. But in Paldea only, you can find Pokemon with a Tera-type that is not necessarily one of their one or two types due to the energies of Area Zero. You also change a Pokemon's Tera-type by feeding them a special meal, which I suspect is made from the Tera Shards you give to the chef of the Treasure Eatery. I'm quite sure he alone knows the secret to making said meal without harming the Pokemon who eats it.
All the tera symbols that have the eyes have the eyes from the the terapgos crown ( crown for the tera type )
The thumbnail is super cool!
what i found really funny was: if you look close at the stellar tera form of terapagos you have basically a turtle on a turtle on a world plane that was crowned by a crystal shaped crown ^^
just reminded me of the world tortoise in northern mythology. with that breath; first there was an Egg and forth came the creator.
"It's really turtles all the way down when you think about it."
I mean, Paradox pokemon are just Ultra Beasts. A Pokemon from another universe. Like how the UB showed up in the Max Lair in Galar. All the Ultra Beasts have the Beast Boost ability, all Past Paradoxes have Protosynthesis, and all the Future Paradoxes have Quark Drive (Barring the box legends, of which Solgaleo, Lunala, and Necrozma also had different abilities and are confirmed Naturalized Ultra Beasts)
Though not related to the game, the stuff regarding the Terastal Phenomenon and the Time Machine reminds me of the spells "Repair Weapon" and "Twisted Wall of Light" from the game Dark Souls 3.
The description of the spell "Repair Weapon" specifically the last sentence, reads as follows: "Light is time, and the reversal of its effects is a forbidden art."
Part of the description of the spell "Twisted Wall of Light" reads as follows: "A closely guarded light manipulation spell that contorts the very fabric of fundamental laws, negating magic by denying its claim to physicality."
It makes me wonder if the act of manifesting the Terastal Phenomenon, whether its Terapagos unleashing its energy or the Time Machine drawing in Paradox Pokemon from different timelines, is a form of breaking a fundamental law in the world of Pokemon.
What if the different timelines can coincide with the split mega evolution timelines in some way?
Wow! That is actually really smart! Charizard x and y! One an ancient dragon type and other flying like future! And mewtwo! Same! That's smart never would have put the 2 together! My mind is just exploding with ideas now! Thanks.
What if in future games we find alternate mega evos for every mega pokemon and find more pokemon to mega evolve! That would be amazing!
@@Justmyprime-z1n ikr exactly! There’s already timeline shenanigans at play so it can definitely be possible
Its the effect Terapagos' power has on other lifeforms/pokemon, while the effect it has on the environment and the world itself is different. They likely managed to find a way to use the energy/the crater itself to act as an anchor point in time they can track, which is how they were capable of dragging mons and sending entities(A.I. Turo/Sada) into the future or past. We don't know _why_ its powers affect time/space and presumably cells or energy molecules the way it does, but I feel like that part isn't as important since its already knee deep in science fiction and wouldn't affect our understanding of the in-game world _that_ much. Just how Terapagos is absolutely busted and defies reality, something that several other pokemon have been shown to be capable of and for varying reasons. Its possible it might've had something to do with the ORAS meteor, but that's a complete asspull on my behalf lol
“The Tera orb throw is the same as catching a new Pokémon”
… gee i wonder if that has anything to do with the fact they’re the EXACT same size and shape
It would have been the perfect opportunity to explain where dark steel and fairy type came from as though were the last three new types introduced into the series. If someone had just said something like one day pink normal types were suddenly fairy but only he remembers, it would have added a new dimension of lore. What a missed opportunity
First, Where has it ever been said there is only one of any given legendary... everything we have said there are multiple of every legendaries including Dialga, Palkia, and the avatar of Arceus.
Second, Terapagos can be male of female.
Third, It does not in any way involve time travel. Yes it is confirmed that the one we meant at the Crystal Pool is from an alternate timeline. How is it confirmed. Becuase the Sada/Tura in our own timeline had both a white book (That isn't confirmed to be Briar's by the way but probably is) and the Violet/Scarlet book they had since they were a child that set them on that path in the first place. The Sada/Turo we meet at the Crystal Pools trades that childhood book with us for our copy of Briar's book for them to study. This means that the Sada/Turo of our timeline that went through this event did not trade their childhood book away, and managed to get the white book regardless. Confirming that is it two separate timelines.
Forth, the reason why it is not time travel is for exact reason we know it is alternate timelines. At the Crystal Pools we don't meet a Sada/Turo from the past. We meet a Sada/Turo from the present. Terapagos' power... Terastall Energy... whatever you want to call it bridges across timelines and connects their presents to each other. The time in these timelines are running concurrently. It just appears to us to be time travel because we are viewing from a point of "That should have already happened." or "That is going to happen" when it is simply "That is happening for the first time right now". The best way to put it is that the timelines are skewed. They don't match up one for one. So while for the CP Sada/Turo it might be Year 2013 and for the PC it might be the Year 2023.. Those are both happening at the present point. If it was the year 2033 for the PC that meet up wouldn't still be with a CP Sada/Turo for the Year 2013 it would be from the Year 2023. It is a lot easiy to make a visualization of this as opposed to describing it with words.
Fifth, not a time machine, it is a dimensional bridge!
Sixth, Good theory about where the Terastal Typing is coming from and is actually consistent with... what is explained above... well not the first point of there being multiple of every legendary.
I have spent a good bit of time going over information relating to various theories I have connecting the pokemon world's various mysteries. At first there is very little that seems to exist however I have began to see a rather odd pattern. I have come to conclude that infinity energy, is a main component that explains much of it. First of all the use of the ultimate weapon that used this energy was shot into space striking a virus that would one day become deoxys that later spread and made more of itself. Upon coming down it yes killed many pokemon but also created mega stones that would allow pokemon to take on forms that are long forgotten to them due to strain they had to go through.The reason for mewtwo was because of its connection to mew. Excess energy mutated rocks that later became evolution stones like the water and sun stones. Notice that these are all crystals at the end of the day as crystals play a key roll in many evolutions such as chargestone cave which later was replaced by a thunderstone that had similar properties. The issue tho is where the power source came from and I feel that somehow AZ got ahold of a crystal from Area zero. Proof of this is in the effects the crystals have as just as AZ and his mon became immortal a similar thing seems to be happening to that of Bloodmoon who has lived for hundreds of years from the water it drinks from the river coming from the crystal pool on the mountain. Paradox forms also bring in this concepts with what I believe fluttermane being a counterpart to mismagus and scream tail actually being a wigglytuff both of which evolve by stones. One could also point out that roaring moon is very similar to that of mega salamence but this is due to it being the ancestor of it which helps link tera energy and infinity energy even further as I feel that infinity energy is a concentrated version of tera energy. U could also say the type changing abiltity of tera energy also matches with evo stones. It is of course not the only thing given how the gems of gen 5 do similar things with one attack of a type meaning they could be fragments of tera crystals but I feel that if I talk to much more on the subjects it will get longer than anyone has time to read. Thoughts?
I think this is a good theory I don't know how but I think I get what you're saying.
- Deoxys couldn't have been created by the Ultimate Weapon, for the simple reason that it exists even outside the Mega Evolution timeline. The Ultimate Weapon was never fired in the non-mega timeline.
- It's also unlikely that the Ultimate Weapon could have included materials from Area Zero, as it was fired a thousand years before the Paldean Empire formed. It is unclear if it was explored at all prior to the great age of exploration, and Heath's team was the first to have made it to the bottom of Area Zero(And in the case of Heath himself, the first person to enter the underdepths, with its more potent crystals capable of causing the stellar tera type.) anyways. Furthermore, the primary power source was Xerneas' or Yveltal's power, although if we disregard the issues with acquiring them, they could have been used as part of the structure of the weapon.
- Your point about Mismagius and Wigglytuff being stone evolutions doesn't work, because the overwhelming majority of paradox pokemon are not stone evolutions. Of the past paradoxes, there's Flutter Mane, Scream Tail, and Sandy Shocks, but of the future paradoxes, only Iron Valiant is based on a stone evolution, and even then not fully, as it's associated with both Gallade and Gardevoir. If the evolution stones were important to the paradox pokemon, you would expect to see more stone evolutions, and you'd expect to see more paradox pokemon with stone evolutions, and in particular you'd expect to see paradox pokemon used as version counterparts(Such as IBundle and STail or IThorns and SShocks) to remain consistent in which ones were counterparts of pokemon with stone evolutions.
- The idea of Roaring Moon's genes being the reason Mega Salamence(And similarly, that Gallade and Gardevoir's megas are in some way connected to Iron Valiant) is possible, though, given how Mega Evolution is able to restore Aerodactyl to its original form, at the expense of causing it pain that makes it more violent than normal. Mega Evolution is able to reawaken dormant genes
- Some part of me suspects that that Blueberry Academy being in Unova was because of the type gems. Like, that may have been what originally gave them the idea for it to be in Unova. They can't be "fragments of tera crystals", though, because for those to occur naturally in Unova, the Terastal phenomenon would have to also occur there. It doesn't.
I think we could still say Imagination can still be apart of the Paradox Pokémon and Terastilization. Maybe Heath's Imagination guided Terapagos to make Great Tusk or Iron Treads too appear, Maybe your Pokemon's Imagination guides Terapagoses energy to another Timeline to get the energy needed to make the crowns.
i think i can explain how terastalization of ogrepon works, the tera energy gathers in mask, and not pokemon becouse the mask has tera shards from pool so they gather the enegry
Completely unrelated, but,
*I see the thumbnail*
My mind: you may know everything I’m going to do, but that’s not going help you because I know everything you’re going to do, strange isn’t it?!
My ogerpon theory is that it is unique to the universe of s/v, as it’s story and circumstances with its original trainer make it truly unique, meaning there are no other ogerpon in the multiverse like it.
So, with Arceus basically confirming every game cartridge of Pokemon is canon, so with your theory in mind, Terapagos is one of the very few to be able to actively pull things from one game/timeline from another. It's really freaking nutty when you think hard enough, like holy Helix man.
When I am able to code I want to make the game where u go to the past furture and present to save time it self and ur team becomes a past/furture variant for when u travel
I think Terapagos actually read the pokemon's desire before bestowing the typing, infinite timelines meant any type variant is possible.
This binds "Imagination" theory and "Time Travel" theory together, you change the typing your pokemon wants by feeding them quality meals mixed with specific type power(shards).
Dude !!! What If The Next Starter For Gen 10 Is A Water 💧 Type Dog
Also time traveling to the future is easy, time is linear, I see it as Terapagos has 3 powers: Moving backward through time ultimately to when there were other Terrapagos or even the Ancient Forms of other pokemon as well, (you can absolutely extrapolate on time travel from there and even Branching Timelines, reflections of time as it were), The Stellar Typing a Type that no other pokemon Truly has, Just Terapagos (This also makes sense as a form of Reflection, Stellar is the Reflection of all other types at once), and lastly the Growth of Terastal Crystals that allow other pokemon to Terrastalize and thus have different typing (which in and of itself is a form of Reflection).
This all absolutely makes sense if we consider Terapagos the Dragon of Reflection (Stellar does include Dragon after all), alongside Zygarde the Dragon of Life (Preservation and Connection to the Earth, even being played alongside Solgaleo & Lunala as the symbolic "Emissary of the Planet itself" in Sun & Moon), Necrozma the Dragon of Light (Who through its inversion has been forced to Devour other forms of light in order to keep itself lit), and Eternatus the Dragon of Chemical Reaction (it is its Chemical Energy through the Wishing Stars that cause the ability to Dynamax, and would have powered Galar for 1000 years by its lonesome. The same power that caused the Darkest Day and gives it the Poison type in the first place).
These are the Four Ethers of Arceus, and all of Terapagos's abilities show it as the Reflective Ether. Or I could be just dead wrong *shrugs*
is it possible thatTerapagos is also inspired by the world turtle?
there are more Terapagos but they're scatered through all the multiverse
Well, duh. The appearance of its stellar form is based on the world turtle-related expression "It's turtles all the way down", and this expression also works well with the bootstrap paradoxes its time powers create.
Ogerpon gets it tera energy from the crystal in the mask, so it gets special forms because of the different tera origin. Most pokemon are getting it from Terapagos, while Ogerpon gets it through the crystals, which are after effects of terastal energy from Terapagos. This is just an idea, so, like the video, take it with a grain of salt.
well, if the great crater was formed due to a meteor impact (presumably Terapagos crash landing) then terastilisation could just be a side effect of Terapagos overflowing energy that got trap underground, crystalized and spilled over.
I personally disagree with this theory, I dont think that terastal engergy taps into a paradox version of itself, but rather a paradox version of terapagos. Stellar terastalization taps into all terapagoses across all timelines.Terapagos can bridge realities, and it mainly uses its power to transfer its own power to pokemon across the multiverse. It can using more power send objects across the multiverse, like it did with the time machine and the crystal pool event.
As for Ogerpon's masks, its actually quite simple. If you collect 50 tera shards of a single type, you can change the tera type of a pokemon. We know the masks have tera shards in them, so its not crazy to assume that they have enough of a single type to change the tera type of the pokemon wearing it just by comming into contact with it. As for why the mask grows when terastalized, well the energy just pools into the crystals in the mask, rather than forming a new crystal.
It is not really about time and space alone… this Pokemon has… in theory, infinite energy… and if light can (in theory) time travel… then anything is possible for a being that creates power while unhindered…. Thus time space is traversed
I don’t see anything lore breaking.
There are actually more than one Lugia but that was just the anime…
we know that tarapagos is what causes terazaltion but we don’t know how
So...... Paradox pokemons are basically Ultra Beasts with some extra time-travel shenanigans?
140 years ago? How many years do we think this story is apart from black and white? When Klink Klang was 100 years old?
I think the time machine only creates Pokémon. It doesn’t actually send them through time that’s what I think.
i heard terapagos can time travel or something like that,what if they went extinct was because they travelled to like another universe or time line
Time and space powers… dialga and palkia in tera raids… interesting
Taking the typing of a Pokémon that it could have in a different multiverse
No... paradox species are not variants. They are more like ultra beasts... SV literally give you the base idea in game with wigglet and toadscool... they are different species that look similar.
Also Google delta species
Personally I like to think the tera came from a meteor just like mega stones since in xy there’s two universes where one got mega and the other didnt
Nothing in game says only 1 Lugia exists. Even in the anime that Lugia has a baby
i think that ogerpons masks have tera crystals in them making them apart or terapagos
Arceus wtf did you create 😂
Ogerpon is the Calyrex of Terastalization
Ogerpong doen`t terastalize, the mask do. Maybe the mask absorb the terastalization energy and because terapagos can`t take energy from objects, so the mask are the only exception
See I haven't played it yet but these theories are really fun to listen to lol but I'm watching Horizons and Freide turned his Charizard into a Dark type so idk, maybe it's anime only but
Well let's look at it this way, Paldea was founded on a big crater formed from a giant crystal that crashed on their continent a long long time ago. Probably where our adorable turtle friend came from that meteorite. Thus forming the crystals around Paldea itself.
So my theory is this little guy is probably a pokemon extraterrestrial, an alien Pokemon you might say. Probably how it got its stellar typing it's because it's a never before seen Stellar Pokemon from the stars of the galaxy.
I feel like this theory is overly complicated for something that's actually quite a bit simpler to explain. To me, the whole point of these games and this DLC is to point out that Pokemon types are much more fluid that we may have previously believed. The first example of this is Eevee who has the ability to evolve into MANY DIFFERENT FORMS via various means from aspected stones to friendship paired with times of day or moveset. After this, Pokemon went further by showcasing other Pokemon who can have different typings simply by being exposed to different flora and then to regional variants who seem to have different typings to better suit the region they reside in. In Legends: Arceus we were not only able to see more regional Pokemon variants that were seemingly lost to time but also currently existing Pokemon that got completely different typings when they evolved as compared to the present. So the terastal phenomenon which is indeed tied to Terapagos is simply the case of another Pokemon with a rare ability that other Pokemon are able to latch onto in much the same fashion as Dynamaxing. Because Pokemon are all seemingly capable of changing their typings anyway given various stimuli, the terastal phenomenon simply pushes them in a certain direction temporarily as they borrow a bit of Terapagos's power. Your basic points about how Terapagos seems to work is likely on point but given how Pokemon works and has worked in the games previous to these I just believe that Pokemon being able to temporary change their typing or temporarily boost moves effectiveness isn't some big stretch that needs to involve alternate dimensions when we've already seen variations of this in the previous games, be it mega evolutions, dynamaxing/gigantamaxing, or terastalization; all of which apply an external stimuli to TEMPORARILY change or augment a Pokemon's abilities.
For let’s save if pikachu terad in to a fire type then the Tera orb would take power for a pikachu from another universe and make pikachu a fire type I get it
Just a thought but are the paradox Pokémon literal paradox’s.
Pokémon lore investigators: this mysterious phenomenon is fascinating! I wish we knew more about it…
Pokémon competitive players: haha funny hat make Pokémon go brrrr
Sada & Turo's journals both mention that the other disappeared after Arven was born... what if the one at the pool is from the other game? Alternatively, what if they got sent back to the wrong timelines which is why they have first hand experience enough to create tera orbs... and why they don't connect with Arven because he isn't "their" Arven?
There is a Tera crystal in the masks of ogerpon like the Tera orbs
Can you explain this theory with stellar type please
This theory completely falls apart at the end lol. It's just the energy of the Pokemon, just like literally every Pokemon game, especially the newer games when explaining the regional gimmick. Tera Orbs just contains Terapagos energy. The time machine is responsible for the Paradox pokemon, not the tera energy. The tera energy is just the battery that allowed these connecting events to happen.
We may get an answer in the epilogue.
Yeah reality warping would be bigger than time in space considering the fact that reality is all encompassing, but are you sure you want Pokémon to jump the shark that much.
Pokemon has always been the embodiment of "how NOT to make a multiverse"
The galarian legendary birds could be paradox pokemon before paradox pokemon were even a thing. Think about it. They look similar but are still vastly different and according to official lore, the galar legendary birds are not in fact the legendary birds at all but are simply biology similar sorta like the convergent species and the paradoxes. Food for thought.
Dude is already explain terapagos uses is reality warp powers to warp a pokemon attribute by change it to a different main attribute, thats is terapagos really power he reality warp the professor in kitakami in order to meet sada or turo, by using reality warp he can make the impossible into possible like goal of turo or sada alternate timeline pokemon called paradox.
pretty sure terapagos is what causes the gimmick, the main reason why the turtle looks like a tera crystal
I find this terastallization theory extremely far fetched. But hey everything’s possible
incorrect, the time machine made time travel possible terapagos's power is all about amplification and a the tera types are a flawed version of the stella tera type. the time machine used tera crystals to amplify its ability to open a time portal AI Sada/turo explains how the Tera crystals amplify energy and even the tera crystals were what made the AIs work
Nah Satoshi Tajiri knows everything about terastralization
Yeah I think space rocks do weird things to pokemon.
Sooo Paradox Pokemon are basically Variants? Hope the TWA don't find that out ;)
I like the video but your theory on a typing coming from another version of the same Pokemon in a different universe is hard for me to believe. It makes sense. I just don't like it. I think when you summon terapagos it just bestows the type onto whoever you terastylized. Oh and for Ogerpon I think it has something to do with the crystals in the mask.
Let me get this straight terrastrializing breaks the pokemon world lore but regional variants don’t?
I wish gen 9 just didn’t have a gimmick then Pokémon could be balanced better as the gimmick wouldn’t be in the way
With Legendary Pokemon there's always more than one in existence but because of their rarity they are labeled Legendary Pokemon. I think of Pokemon as a natural world where many animals exist at once but we barely ever see them. Mythical Pokemon follow the same logic but the rarity is usually like you see one in every hundred years or something crazy like that. The reason why they have no gender in the game is because they originally wanted to prevent breeding to happen because they felt at the time the legendaries were too special. I never tried to breed terapagos or Ogerpon so I'm not sure if they can breed or not.
Ability to breed is seperate from gender ratio. Though gender unknown Pokémon can't breed with much, a typical one can still breed with Ditto. But gendered Pokémon like Nidoqueen and Pichu, they can't breed with anything no matter what.
Legendary Pokémon have always been in that no-breeding category, since just being gender unknown doesn't prevent the Ditto case. And not too long after, they introduced Latias and Latios, which do have gender (a singular fixed one for each species) but cannot breed. And Legendary Pokémon with genders have appeared many times since then, with a few being capable of being either male or female, but they're all still unable to breed. That includes Ogerpon and Terapagos.
Mythical Pokémon are very similar, but every single one has been gender unknown without exception, and Manaphy and Phione are able to breed with Ditto.
The masks that ogerpon wheres could be maid from the shell of (the tertal) I now that in Japan thay us to make colms out of turtal shells the energy takes the form and emotions for each mask shaping what the power is ( anger and fire gives you a fire type) sorry I can't explain better
This whole theory is just dumb. There's a simpler and more obvious answer that's practically given to us.
Terapagos has control over the energy that makes the Stellar Tera-type. When it uses that power, much like with all other types of energy we've seen in the series, it allows it to change forms. What those forms truly are is hard to say (the true form? A grown form? Something else?), but that's not really important considering things.
The Stellar-type energy that pours from it grants a portion of that power to other Pokemon. Since Stellar-type is all types together, this usually ends up being just power from one of those types, a fractured form of Stellar-type, but sometimes it can grant the full power, though only briefly. This is determined by the Pokemon having a portion of a Tera Jewel infused into them, as Tera Jewels seem to be solidified Terastal energy and thus come from Terapagos itself.
These Jewels, being solidified Terastal energy, also store that energy. This is how Tera Orbs work, containing enough Terastal energy to allow Terastalization. Since this energy originates from Terapagos, it makes sense we hear a variation of its cry, almost an echo of the source. This crystalized form is found in the Crystal Pools in Kitakami, which is why Terastalization is possible there. Pieces of this crystal was also used to create (and later repair) Ogrepon's masks, which is why they are infused with the Terastal energy. Since they have more than a normal Pokemon, this causes the masks themselves to change. Hypothetically, Ogrepon might actually have the ability to Terastalize normally, but since it's always carrying one of those masks (it cannot be separated from the Teal Mask), the immense power from the masks ends up interfering.
As for the Professor's stuff, some of it is simple, some of it isn't. The simple part is how Terastal energy can power the Time Machine without necessarily being control over time and space. The answer? We have seen time machines in other Pokemon games, as well as other options to transport Pokemon across space and even seemingly between dimensions. Gen 2 has the Time Machine, Pokemon Transfer into gen 5 references them travelling across time and space, there are similar references like that elsewhere for trades and events and Pokemon migration and such. In ORAS, they tried to use Infinity Energy to send the Meteor to a different universe. So it's not a huge leap to suggest that they just harnessed Terastal energy to power the machine, and the only reason it required Terastal energy to run is because of how far through time it is going. If it was just going a decade or so either direction, it would be fine on its own, but travelling potentially thousands of years or longer requires more energy than is otherwise possible. And Paradox Pokemon clearly don't come from the recent past or near future like when we send our Swampert from gen 3 all the way forward to gen 9.
The Crystal Pools cutscene, however, is a different matter. And that's because we aren't really sure what we're seeing. When discussing this cutscene, everyone focuses on the Hidden Treasure Of Area Zero book, the white book. But there's another book that changes hands there. The Scarlet or Violet book. And that right there complicates matters.
Earlier in the game, we see Arven use the Professor's personal copy of the Scarlet/Violet book to look up information about the Herba Mystica as we progress through the Path Of Legend and take on the Titans. Then, during The Way Home, Arven gives us this copy of the book in one of the research stations, and we are told it was the Professor's personal copy, with the item's description even stating it has their name clumsily written in it. We then use this book when trying to turn off the Time Machine, with it finally being taken by the AI Professor when they use the Time Machine to head to the past/future.
And yet at the Crystal Pools, the Professor gives us their personal copy of the book. The item's description even says it has their name clumsily written in it. It is their personal copy, their most prized possession. And now it is in the future with us.
Which should mean they cannot leave it behind somewhere Arven could retrieve it. He should not be able to use it to guide us through the Path of Legend, and we should not be able to use it to try to shut down the Time Machine, nor should it be there for the AI Professor to take through the Time Machine. Clearly, something strange is going on, more strange than the seeming bootstrap paradox of Briar's Book.
On top of that, when we first visit the Crystal Pools in the Teal Mask DLC, we are told that you can meet people who've passed away there. Which is technically what we experience, though we never met the Professor before they passed away and this doesn't seem to be their ghost. However, whatever is causing that to happen, it can't only be the power of Terapagos, as it is clearly not there (and awake) when the incidents that created the rumour occurred.
Finally, while Terapagos' Pokedex does talk about there being others, this is still not confirmed. The wording is that it is *thought* that it lived in ancient Paldea until it got caught in seismic shifts and went extinct. This implies it's possible there were others, but even Pokemon researchers do not know for certain if there were, let alone whether or not more exist elsewhere, though that part is likely.
3:30 what’s with the player’s head(s)?
se você for até o subterrâneo da area zero depois de entregar o livro a ele, você pode encontrar um livro e nele vai ter uma menção ao seu personagem, ou seja terapagos não trás as coisas de outro universo, trás do passado e futuro
He killed Arens parents. I love Attack on titan abridged 😂