Paradox Pokémon EXPLAINED: Real or Fake? || Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Theory
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As we await the release of Pokémon Scarlet's and Violet's second DLC, The Indigo Disk, it's the perfect time to revisit some of the unknowns and clues Game Freak subtly left for us during the base game. Today, let's delve into the intriguing theory around Paradox Pokémon, suggesting they might be a creation of the imagination of Professors Turo and Sada, and that Heath's book about Area Zero could be entirely fictitious.
Do these allegations hold weight? Are Paradox Pokémon mere products of imagination, or do they have a basis in reality? Could the Legendary Disk, possibly Terapagos, have brought them to life based on the Scarlet and Violet books? Join me in exploring whether Game Freak and Nintendo have been keeping secrets from us since the very beginning... About this Pokémon from the past or the future.
Are Paradox Pokémon a LIE?
Do Paradox Pokémon EXIST?
Game Freak LIED to Us About Paradox Pokémon
How The Legendary Disk Created Paradox Pokémon
Great Tusk
Scream Tail
Brute Bonnet
Flutter Mane
Slither Wing
Sandy Shocks
Koraidon
Walking Wake
Iron Treads
Iron Bundle
Iron Hands
Iron Jugulis
Iron Moth
Iron Thorns
Miraidon
Iron Leaves
Paradox Entei
Paradox Terrakion
Legendary Disk
Terrakion
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There's a book at the Malie library where it says that when Lunala/Solgaleo arrived in Alola the Tapus attacked it but neither side could defeat the other. In other words the Tapus where not created by Lunala/Solgaleo.
From what I remember it said that the Tapus attacked them, but they got clapped by Solgaleo and Lunala
After that they turn subserviant, and they put them in charge of protecting their newborns (hence why they save you at the start of the game)
I've checked it, and the issue appears to be more complex than I expected, but I think I know what happened.
So, the main problem is that the localization of the main book from Malie's library is almost COMPLETELY different in Spanish and English. In Spanish, there is no mention of the fight (although in a different book, it's said that it was a tie), but it explicitly states that they 'gave life' to the Tapus. In English, there isn't anything like that, but it says they lost, while in another book, it's mentioned that they tied(?) Also, in Spanish, there are some original names for Solgaleo/Lunala, whereas in English, there's nothing like that lol
So, since I don't know how to find the original texts in Japanese, I'm unsure which localization is closer to the original meaning. I've found other instances in which the Spanish localization is closer to the Japanese texts than the English one, but this isn't necessarily going to happen this time too. I usually double-check these kinds of things, but I didn't expect them to be SO different in that key point...
So... Yeah, I don't know. I hope someone here knows what the original text of the books says in Japanese.
@@LoreKeeperVGgive life could also be interpreted as “giving them the life of being the guardians.”
They didn’t create them or literally give them life but they gave them the life they currently have.
@@ZakanaHachihaCBC In Spanish, it would be written differently if it meant what you are saying. It also fits well with the idea of inanimate totems being given life. Again, we won't know for sure until someone checks the original Japanese text.
I have two theories about the legendary beasts and swords of justice being fused in the books.
A) The originals were singular beasts that eventually split by some time, evolution, or mystical stuff.
B) (seems more plausible to me) The artists saw the respective group (huddled) together from a distance and misinterpreted what he saw as a singular being.
Yeah, I think the second one is the more plausible too
It literally said they were drawn from an hypotesis of what the creatures could be
The fusions were directly said to have been just an imaginative sketch... as to why they became 3 is probably related to terapagos
The second one is funny and now I love it
One interesting thing of note is that the Great Tusk / Iron Treads that Heath sees, is different to the ones we see in the games, almost as if Sada / Turo remembered the photos differently and the Paradoxes we see in the games are Sada / Turos interpretations of the photos from their memories.
For instance, the image of Great Tusk is missing it's ears, it's spikes are much smaller in our version and the "treads" on the back come down in triangles, whereas the photograph shows it to be a straight divide.
I don't believe Heath faked these photo's, I just think the ancient version of Donphan wished to see, and thus was granted to him looked different in his head to the one that Sada wished to see with her time machine. Creating a different looking Great Tusk for either researcher.
That could be a really good point tbh!
I don't think heath was a fraud, but the paradox pokemon themselves were created by the crystals powering the "time" machine. The crystals are said to be able to refine and alter technology. But we also know fragments can be used to influence the terra type of pokemon who consune them directly. And that's just a temporary flash of power when the terra orb is involved. What if a pokemon were to spend large amounts of time around them? What if they were exposed to a MASSIVE amount of energy these crystals radiate all at once? The crystals can affect anything given enough of them and enough time.
I definitely think terrapagos is the treasure referenced in area zero. I definitely dont think the tine machine works like its name implies. The professor just thinks it does.
You are going to like my next theory 👀
Tera jewel shards, the ones that you use to change tear types?
They come from defeated tera Pokemon, not those massive crystal clusters
They’re completely seperate
And it’s a fucking time machine, we know it is
It’s not something hard to confidm
All it takes is one dream eater to go like “Oh hey it’s dreaming about the past”
If it’s an imagination manifestation machine then it wouldn't have pre existing memories or thoughts
terrestrialization in every form originates from the terra crystals. No crystals(and by extension the crater/impact zone in kitakami), no terra, period. Because of that I'm inclined to believe terra raids and terra shards are, in fact, bits of terra crystal that sprung up in outside of the crater(if in game they actually exist and aren't just game mechanics).
Also, it is a fact that the machine doesn't do jack without them. That's not a theory either the game makes it clear that the whole setup fails to work without them.
Guess we'll have to wait a few weeks to find out either way(or GF won't clear up anything and theoryis all anyone gets).
Very interesting video! I love that it addresses both possibilities of the paradoxes. I myself lean more towards the Imagination Theory due to the sketches being inconsistent (though it would be cool if we do end up being able to fuse the Future Swords and Past Beasts), the Paradoxes having details in their designs that mirror the Professor’s (while yes, the Past Paradoxes look more primal, they also have makeup and a bit of a punk aesthetic), and the Dex entries saying they resemble Pokémon, but not related to them.
Another funny tidbit is Iron Bundle belonging to a past civilization, yet we see no remains of it anywhere (same goes for the Past Paradoxes having no fossils of themselves) and Iron Valliant cutting down anything in front of it yet it can curtsy to its trainer in one of its idle animations.
I love that Game Freak has given us such a fun mystery to theorize over, and I’m really looking forward to Part 2 and the answers it holds.
Thank you! I noticed that many videos about this theory didn't really explore the other perspective, so I thought it would be a cool twist for the video :)
And I wouldn't really consider Occulture and the Pokédex too much, to be honest. They seem to lean more towards the paranormal magazine type of content than a trustworthy source.
Or maybe the professors were the ones inspired by them, hence their outfits?? I dont know, just maybe🤷♂️
I have a theory that the time machine isn't a time machine but rather a trans dimensional portal. Think of it like a Stargate. and the books act like gateways to allow certain paradox Pokémon.
Yeah, many people think that those past/future elements could exist but in a different timeline. We don't have enough evidence to discard or confirm that theory, but it's a valid one.
That's not theory.
There are leaks actually. When terapagos release in the game.
Terapagos make pokemon doing mutation evolution by itselft because Terapagos power
@@veterinarianputra8383what leak?? 4chan leaks?? Even riddler khu has teased imagination/dream as the power of terapagos
@@veterinarianputra8383 it doesn’t explain the time machine
@@LoreKeeperVGFunny enough, RiddlerKhu (A known leaker) did a post on not-Twitter, something like this:
"Would a Time Machine made with Dream energy still be an actual time machine?"
It's a potential trollpost, but it's an interesting idea.
a friend of mine has brouhgt up the point that we see the professors teleport with the time machine and that an imagination manifestation machine wouldn't need to teleport because it's rediculous. plus it woulnd't have any prexisting thoughts or memories without some levels of time traveling.
That's a good point 🤔
and their names would not be miraidon and koraidon if they were not from future and past
Could go either way, but i do wanna say, parts of the book checking out does not necessarily mean he Heith didn't lie.
Lots of expeditions into "untamed land" saw people drawing out accurate (or at least semi accurate) maps of the explored areas. However, they would often desire more fame than just simple map making, leading them to invent creatures. One if the more famous ones was the De Lays' Ape, which even had faked photo evidence.
Yeah, you could be right, but it's not just the place that was accurate. The plate, the strange carvings on the floor, the Herba Mystica...
@@LoreKeeperVGbut, we've seen the Tera Raid Dens manifest in the overworld, meaning the power of area zero extends to the surface. The Herba mystica could be created and manifest in caves, like how they said they left the herbal mystica in caves to grow, because some believed it, like Arven.
@@LoreKeeperVGsame with the Plate in area zero and the Carvings
I think the paradox Pokemon are real Pokemon some are from the past and some are from the future the paradox is the time machine itself.
..How can somebody wish for a time machine in the present and then it exists in the past and the future. So they're actually bringing real Pokemon into current time it's just that there are paradox because they shouldn't be there.
Many people believe that Paradox Pokémon just come from a different timeline in which the future/past works that way. We'll find our answers in the second DLC!
It's literally called a paradox pokemon
The time machine doesn't "exist" in the past and future.... the 'time machine' in the present peers into the 'past and future' and sends pokeballs there to capture them and brings them back to the present
@@harleynucum2644the paradox could be how did they get here instead of if they're real or not.
@@First-to-last but sir I didn't said that they aren't real, paradox is an anomaly, that this shouldn't exist in terms of physics but it's exist otherwise and for the question you said that how did they get here we don't know I dont think gamefreak is going to tell us either so it leaves us to a guessing game
How on earth do you not have more subscribers?? Great video btw 👍🏽
I've just started tbh, but thank you! :)
I always play the game on handheld and i swear it feels like Im the only one who doesn’t experience such game breaking glitches like I’ve seen on youtube. Worst thing Ive experienced is dropping frame rates.
Me too and I’ve had it since launch.
I feel it's due to it being Pokémon and always running smoother on handheld, and switching it to dock makes all the glitches appear.
I haven't experienced docking problems too badly with the oled. But there are still frame drops like always.
Pike 99% of the "game breaking" glitches come from people playing the pre-release leaked copy files on emulators (which already had sub-standar performance)
The actual game doesn't have half of the stuff shown in videos. Most of the glitches are just visual (like something turning invisible due to funky camera angles), or models becoming 5fps/16bits just because you move 3 feet away from them.
The framerate does consistently drops to the underworld, tho, specially when running while also transitioning into a new are (needing the game to load a bunch of new spawns, weather, location name, etc).
The clipping tru walls is also true, you can get out of bound by clipping tolru ceilings.
TL:DR
The game is optimized like ass, but nowhere near as bad as the videos make it seem
I didn't experience game-breaking glitches personally, but I know people who did. However, it's almost a meme how poorly optimized and glitchy these games are. That being said, it doesn't mean I didn't enjoy them, of course.
Maybe their time machines work like future trunkses and they do exist but its from another timeline
These timelimes are confirmed to have existed, like the original games and the mega evolution universes hinted at in orases delta episode.
So maybe they are from parallel universes where they do exist
This serves to explain ultra beasts too if im not mistaken.
This channel is an underrated gem 🥰
Oohh, thank you so much for your kind words! ❤️
More like an underrated *_crystal_*
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Thank you ❤️
This is such a good video!
Insanely underrated
Thank you so much ❤️
my longest thought was the fact that these pokemon, or ‘creatures’ aren’t actually from a specific point of time, but brought from another world/dimension entirely. and that could be what the time machine actually is, which would be a portal. just a thought though and i hope that the DLC will reveal the true answer to all of our questions
fits perfect with black and white games two different movies different perspective
Yeah, sort of
i had this exact thought as the video title and then this video came up. youtube can read minds confirmed
I don't think the Paradox Pokémon are Pokémon from another time, but they were born from imagination. I do think Heath and Co. actually went down into Area Zero and saw something there, but it wasn't past or future Pokémon, it was probably stuff imagined by the expedition's members and brought to life by Terapagos's power to alter reality, like how you can change the type of your
Pokémon, or find Pokémon with different types in place they don't belong (basically I think the Pokémon in the dens including Walking Wake and Iron Leaves, were created the same way).
It's said in the game that the professors' A.I. counterpart is powered by a technology that shouldn't be possible, but thanks to the Tera crystals, it is able to function. Even if you could say that the professors used technology from the future thanks to the time machine, it does not explain how Sada, with her past-oriented machine was able to bring this technology in the present. Neither does it explain how the professors build the A.I. before finishing the machine. What likely happened here is more or less what the Orks in Warhammer 40K do, believing so much that their technology works that it ends up working, but with the help of weird crystals in the case of Sada and Turo.
Also, in the same dialogue where Arven questions the logic of it all, he ends up saying his parent was so amazing that they wished those Pokémon into existence, I'm paraphrasing but that's the idea.
Also also, the professor talking about this past/future of their dreams, kinda on the nose if you want my opinion.
Another thing that leads me to think Paradox Pokémon aren't actually from another time is the fact that the designs on the drawings and the photographs match each other but don't actually match the design of the Paradox Donphan we see in game. I'll even say that Iron Treads looks a lot more retro-futuristic in the books, as if someone from the past imagined what technology from their future will look like, and the one we encounter in game is more futuristic in a way someone in modern times will imagine future technology.
All of this to say that everything in the game but what the professor says (y'know the one character who believed so much those Pokémon were from another time they tried to bring them here) is more in line with Paradox Pokémon being fictional in universe rather than from another time.
And that's why they are called Paradox, not because they're from another time, but because they shouldn't exist but still do.
Hey dude I love it the video❤❤❤ keep it up 😊
ultra necrozma seems to reference einsteins work, that e=mc2 or energy = mass x speed of light (very very large number). so knowing that ultra necrozma has immeasurable amounts of energy, the equation tells us that energy times the massive light constant is that much mass. no wonder it can open wormholes; it has infinite gravity at its will.
That's a pretty cool explanation for its powers
As a headcanon before the Indigo Disl reveals the truth, I'll say they're real in Scarlet and the Great Tusk that Heath encountered was a sole surviving species, but in Violet, they're not real and made from wishes. Just until Indigo Disk comes out.
I always believed that the paradoxes are like ultra beast but if not it could be that the crystals allowed heath to see into the furture to see these beast. A cycle yet a chicken and the egg situation.
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Very cool video
Thank you! Glad you liked it :)
There’s some leaks for the part 2 dlc stating that Terapagos created the paradox Pokémon.
I was done with that video and was ‚nice channel sure he has 2M + subs‘ .. saw you sub count and couldn’t believe my eyes.
I've just started here, but thanks for the kind words :)
Very well done 👏🏻
Thank you, glad you liked it :)
@@LoreKeeperVG your welcome
Damn i wanted to see the Futuristic city of Paradox Pokemon
only click read more once you fully and I mean FULLY finished all the dlc it has to offer
you have been warned
I just love when people theorize the story of pokemon, even I believed that these future/past pokemon were made up, but after bringing terapogos to the crystal pool, now we now these pokemon are actually real, they actually come from past and future worlds, maybe in our time currently in another timeline our world somewhere never left the stone world, leaving past pokemon alive or our world where everything is now cyberpunk thus future pokemon are created, if only game freak let us theorize this but I guess they had to come out and say nope, these pokemon are actually real and not from wishes
The thing that really sells me on the imagination theory is the Pokedex entries for the Paradox Pokemon. For this, we have to consider that the Pokedex throughout the series has been reliable and, while not quite omniscient, more of a "bird's eye narrator". The Pokedex will have entries for Pokemon that have never been seen before by anyone in the in-game world and know things that would be impossible to know for any person at the time, like with Deoxys in the ORAS Delta Episode or Terapagos in the Indigo Disk DLC.
The Pokedex entries for the Paradox Pokemon purposely do not state that they are from the past or the future, they only ever refer to them as resembling an image from a "dubious" or "occult" magazine. Pokemon from the past are nothing new in the franchise, we've had fossil Pokemon since generation 1, and the Pokedex knows all about those. A library entry about Slither Wing again goes out of its way to state that no fossil records exist for it. If the Paradox Pokemon were actually from the past/future, the Pokedex would confirm it.
I know this isn't ironclad proof, but it's the only thing that makes sense narratively. The text goes out of its way so many times to discredit the violet/scarlet book and the Pokedex makes such careful efforts to not confirm the Paradox mons as being "real", it would make no narrative sense if they were.
I liked the video!
I have to say, everyone is so focused on a fan term, calling them Paradox Pokémon, when they aren’t called this at all, except using Paradox as a Classification, not a
Oops, meant to keep typing there.
-not as a literal description of an ongoing time paradox, that game does present us with as a fact, but is still murky in reality. They’re just referred to as Ancient/Future Pokémon by the AI.
I actually think both Imagination and Time Travel are actually incorrect, and it’s simply Terapagos, as the Indigo Disk, bringing these Pokémon to life in a totally separate reason to Heath and the Professors.
Tera crystals are said to natural induce mutation in organisms, and enhance technology, making the impossible, possible. We’ve seen the technological aspect in the creation of the AI, and I wholeheartedly believe we’ve seen the organic aspect by seeing these ‘mutated’ Pokémon come into existence.
The thing people seem to ignore, is that the limitation of bringing two ‘Raidon’s, doesn’t make sense for a true Time Machine, if it can simply pluck them at will. But for a machine that creates Pokémon, limited to the amount of Tera Energy inputted to it, it makes a bit more sense that the energy cost for making a Raidon, in comparison to the rest which take in energy through their abilities to power up, has some logic behind it. It could even explain how the Imaginary Pokémon, could then be created if they were just mutated versions of the existing trios, made to be closer to Terapagos, genetically speaking.
Each and every single one of them are classified as "The Paradox Pokemon" in the Dex, even the 2 Legendaries
This isn't a fanterm, this is literally in the game
That's like saying "Super-ancient Pokemon" is a fanmade term, when it's explicitly the way they reffer to Groudon, Kyogre, and Rayquaza
Glad you liked it :)
I mean, at the end "Paradox" is an official term, as it's how they are categorized in the Pokédex. But yeah, maybe people are too focused on it rather that considering every possible option.
this video was gas
Thank you :)
The Disk Pokemon is Terapagos. Briar in the Teal Mask DLC confirms it.
It's also worth mentioning they say no Volcarona fossils have been found in that area. It may be true that only a small fraction of life on earth is fossilized, but I don't think it would be a line they throw in without being relevant. Even ignoring Volcarona specifically the fact there's no reference to any of the other mons found within the fossil record is telling as well. We have these paradox mons in the present, anyone would be able to verify their authenticity using the fossil record. On top of that people would be able to look back at the professors notes and drawings and notice that some of what he wrote matching with what was later found in archeology.
The paradox mons also look way too stereotypical, which may just be the devs simplifying it for kids, but they come off as what some fringe scientist believes about what the past and future was like. Even for pokemon standards they don't look like realistic ancestor or futuristic pokemon (the only ones that do are the box legends) that would exist in universe.
I'm also of the opinion that most if not all of the legendary mons mythologies are made up by ancient humans (this idea is confirmed by the devs for Gen 3 at least). So with the beast, ancestors existing before the tower myth doesn't bother me too much, as I already view that event as something humans retroactively used to explain the rare pokemon that already existed (this kind of thing happens irl, like for example the myth about how Athens got its name was likely made up after the fact). That being said tho, I will not accept the ancestors of 3 big cats to be a therapod, sauropod, and whatever they give Entei (based on the trend it'll be modeled off Typhlosion, so if it's mammalian at least it would be closer I guess)
Some people think paradox entei will be a ceratopsian dinosaur, like triceratops. The flames in this case will be its frill. Also might be worth noting walking wake is alot more dinosaur like than feraligatr even down to the standing and walking posture (horizontal instead of vertical), more like tyrantrum than feraligatr
I havent liked the newer pokemon games ever since sun and moon.....
BUT THIS? Scarlet & violet have been the most fun ive had with a pokemon game ever since i played platinum.
These games are so amazing for the entire franchise and nintendo knows it. I'm 10000% sure gen 10 will be the best game in the entire series
It's possible that someone in the future could have actually created a time machine and sent them to the past to be seen for some reason. That's what I believe. That's what likely started this whole cycle and how Heath saw them. That makes the most sense to me.
This wouldn't explain the difference between drawings, photos and models and would work just with Violet.
As Dany sais, that wouldn't work for the past "timeline"
@@Freesia92 Yeah but neither does imagination. They didn't imagine them the way we see them now so what explains that?
@@derekosgood3230 they imagined a different looking one in the past, later on, Sada and Turo imagined their own version.
@@LoreKeeperVG It works it just doesn't explain the fusion drawings but neither does imagination when they're all separated and not fused. We would need an explanation for that if we ever get one but he could have certainly seen them 200 years ago if someone in a future timeline send them back. It doesn't have to be as far in the future as the future paradox lol but in an alternate timeline someone discovered this time travel and the paradox pokémon, past or future, and sent them back to be seen. It works as far as I can see.
I never gave too much credit for the imagination theory that was going on, but after playing the Teal Mask dlc, I think that it may have some merit to it. But instead of imagination, maybe the key to this whole thing are memories. I say this because there's a sign in the crystal pool in Kitakami which says something about people over there being able to meet those who are already dead. And what is in that crystal pool? The same energy that emanates from the tera crystals and Area Zero. Also, the crystal pool is the only place in Kitakami in which we can find Glimmet and Glimmora, which we already know have some relation with the tera crystals. And the bigger thing that made me think this is that when we beat Kieran while he has the Teal Mask in front of the monument of the Loyal Three, he accidentally bumps the mask in the monument after his defeat, which cause Okidogi, Fezandipiti and Munkidori to revive.
And why again we fight Kieran this time? Because we want to get back the mask he sneakily took while we were gathering material in the crystal pool to fix it. So, if we put together the fact that the crystals on the mask are from the same origin as those in Area Zero, the power of the mask was able to bring back the Loyal Three to life and the sign in Crystal Pool mentioning people there being able to meet those who have passed on, clearly there's something about giving life to things that aren't living. I say this specifically because the crystals also gave life to Sada's/Turo's AI robot, that was never a living being in the first place.
But why memories over imagination then? Well, because the sign in the pool mentioning meeting those who have passed on, meaning people who meet those who are dead already know what they look like and how they are, they already have that information in their minds so they power of the crystals is not using imagination, it's using their memories there to make it happen. In the case of the Loyal Three, even though Kieran never met them before, which could make an argument for his imagination of them, he was also at this time fully aware of the whole story of Ogerpon and those 3, so he had clear information, not just speculation (ie imagination) like in the beginning of the story, that they were indeed the bad guys and so they were revived like this (because that's what they were).
Did you read the Loyal Three's descriptions? It's wishes...
@@Freesia92the loyal threes wishes weren't granted by Tera power, it was by the poison chains power.... also, Imagination ultimately becomes memorys, memory is something in your head you can recall, such as something you've imagined
@@seich-of-lacan-getter514 Even from memories... Dokutaro has surely absorbed the crystals.
@@Freesia92 its the toxins it has, kinda like Venom symbiote, makes alterations to a host
@@seich-of-lacan-getter514 I know. But he's Ghost/Poison (he may have been human), at the same time, he resembles a Glimmora. Think about what's a Glimmora...
I wanna know where he keeps getting all these high res shots from this game
Are you talking about gameplay, animations or renders?
I just want to know how Eternitus is not an ultrabeast
The games are a bit bad but Its nice to see they at least are giving us a nice story with some mystery with these pokemon
Yeah, the games have loads of issues, but the story isn't one
only bad if you follow the haters that hate on pokemon lol the game is fine.
Imagination lol
Probably, yeah
It's called paradox for a reason it wouldn't be so obvious lol, i don't get why people think it's a real past and future pokemon and if they're true that wouldn't explain the fossil Pokemons not to mention brute bonnet and sandy shock's anatomy
I literally talk about that in the video lol
Most people just comment before watching the video yo.Ignore those trolls! @@LoreKeeperVG
But I have a question is it possible for Paradox Pokemon to evolve. Because when I first saw the Paradox Pokemon I’ve often wondered do they have a pre evolved form and can they evolve even further.
We haven't seen anything like that yet, so... It could be, or not.
Because they are paradoxes. They aren't supposed to be 'real'. Playing by the imagination theory, they don't have evolutions or pre evolutions because it hasnt been thought of yet
I find it odd that volcarona is the only one other than donphan to get two paradox pokemon. The main pokemon of the B/W champion Alder. This can't he just a coincidence. Why give this much attention to volcarona. Paradox Donphan was part of the plot but not iron moth or Slither wing
Unova confirmed? xD
My guess it's both , yes those Pokémon do time travel but they are also immagined , they are created by a paradox , a missing origin point , Sada and Turo have immagined and through terapagos created them based on the drawings on the scarlet/violet book , then created an actual time machine that sent them in to the past by mistake to be seen by the book creator that described them creating a loop. also could be alternate timeline Pokémons , they do exists , the delta episode confirms that every version of the game is a different timeline , and ultra wormholes and beasts are exactly that so that wouldnt be so unlikely , they could just be from a different past/future /present
Its a parallel dimesional generator!
Nah man in my opinion magnemite is older than magnets and that’s how they discovered them in the Pokémon universe. It’s confirmed some fighting styles and things of that nature can be inherited/learned by humans through the observation and study of Pokémon.
I say that in the video
@@LoreKeeperVG I commented like 10 seconds before that part of the video
@@trapadvisorthat’s why you wait until you watch the full video so you don’t look silly, lol.
Paradoxes only exist if time is linear
It depends, there are many types of paradoxes and many theories about how to "solve" them.
@@LoreKeeperVG the trick is not to solve them. A thing can't not exist, then it's not a thing. If it is then it is. At some point it was and at another it will be but it always is.
If you’re gonna call yourself lord keeper maybe don’t refer to yourself in third person over 3 times. 😂
Next time wil be 10, thanks
4:10
HOLD IT!
@@LoreKeeperVG seu vídeo foi interessante e ao mesmo tempo engraçado, parabéns
Obrigado! :)
I see no evidence for this crazy fan theories. why is their name Miraidon and Koraidon if they are not from the future and past?
Why would they. At the end names are just names.
Ahhh your doing that bs with the question fish from why files.
What are you even talking about lol
So, the pokemon are just fanfiction based nonsense made into reality by some machine and a magic turtle pokemon that can grant wishes from the book by a hack fraud.
I like that more than the time nonsense.
Well, the fact that we have enough interest to talk and theorize about it is pretty amazing, despite the final answer.
No wonder why the lot of them are absolute monsters which are on par with legendaries despite being the supposed ancestor to relatively normal Pokémon.
I think them being imaginary would make for a far more compelling and interesting story than them being really from the past and future tbh
Well, keep buying these trash products from gamefreak. That sure will change things 😑
I havnt bought a pokemon game since sun and moon and i sold them soon after. Since those games the franchise has only exponentially worsened in all aspects. Trash.
Did you really just ignore a full 13 minute video just to comment on a joke made like in the first 10 seconds? lol
Why are you watching Pokémon videos about anything if you are just going to complain about the franchise.
Cause he still plays them haha@@LoreKeeperVG
Your watching videos on pokemon lol your defiantly still playing.Iieing is dumb.
Ok you do you