Archeus Life - Perfect Zygarde Archeus Light - Ultra Necrozma Archeus Chemical - Eternamax Eternatus Archeus Reflective - Terastal Terapagos

Side note for Carbink that Toby didn't Mention (Spoiler for the end of the Indigo Disk): Not counting the Wild Stellar Tera Pokemon, Carbink is one of only 2 Pokemon seen roaming around the Area Zero Underdepths, the other being Glimmet. It's clear that Carbink are drawn to places of massive/mystical energy.

Didn't see anyone else mention this yet, but the original Dragon does have a tree associated with it. In Black and White if you rank up the Intralink/dream zone multiplayer thing eventually a spiraling black and white tree will grow in the center of the area (so exact middle of Unova)

About Terapagos not being a dragon type, you forgot one specific detail: It’s a turtle. Turtles are reptiles, just like all the other dragons. It isn’t a dragon gameplay wise, but I’m fully willing to assume it’s biology is in line with the other dragon Pokémon.

For Kyruem, it’s the entra-link tree to represent the duality coming together which ties together dream mist

Since Gen 6, I theorized Rayquaza and Zygarde in a way represent Heaven and Earth. The seal on the cave Groudon and Kyogre were sealed in released green energy as did the Cave of Origin. Green like Zygarde and Rayquaza. Rayquaza's orb in HgSs is called the Jade orb (although, a bit of a weak link as it's called the Green orb in Japanese while Groudon's is called the Crimson orb and Kyogre's is called the Indigo orb)

Here’s a thought with no basis whatsoever, Stonjourner’s ability is Power Spot which lets it radiate an ambiguous aura that bolsters the strength of nearby Pokémon. There’s your extremely loose Eternatus connection right there, big power auras.

Eternatus actually poisons a bunch of characters in the manga. Some poison residue even attaches to the rusted sword and shield after the fight on top of rose tower.

Thanks for the shoutout! 😊 I feel like Pokémon has been building this epic thing that might culminate in the next generation. I’m so hyped for where Pokémon is going, but I’m also so sad that there won’t be Bird Keeper Toby videos on it! Hopefully you’ll come be a guest on me and Dusty and everyone’s channels from time to time.

With Terapagos and terastal energy now here, I've had something of an idea. A pokemon, functionally, can be seen as five things; its evolutions, its moves, its design/form, its typing, and its stats. Zygarde, Necrozma, Eternatus, and Terapagos, and the phenomenon that come from them/they symbolise, each affect these. Mega Evolution - Zygarde - Evolution Z-Moves - Necrozma - Moves Dynamax/Gigantamax - Eternatus - Form/(Size) Terastallization - Terapagos - Typing And throughout each phenomenon we see a variety of ways they each affect stats, be it totem pokemon or similar, or special forms, dynamaxing affecting HP, and mega evolution does it a bit more directly. Combined, Zygarde, Necrozma, Eternatus, and Terapagos can affect the entirety of a pokemon. It would be pretty terrifying to see a pokemon using Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, Gigantamaxing, and Stellar Tera-type all at once. Sorry for the big comment.

11:40 Stonjourner kind of works? Its ability is "Power Spot" which is the same name as the places in Galar that allow Pokémon to Dynamax, due to concentrations of Eternatus' Galar particles. Both the Ability and the Dynamax sites are called "Power Spot" (パワースポット) in Japanese too

What if all the trees in each game are actually the thousand hands of Arceus reaching out to provide a link to each world and the world of the gods. Each tree baring a fruit of knowledge for each region they exist in, literally and figuratively. The fruits I'm referring to would be the mastery of each games gimmick.

I think there's definitely something there with all the special trees we've been getting lately. Another facet of the tree theory that I haven't heard mentioned is that every single game, starting with Red and Blue, starts with a tree. Or, at least, a person named after a tree. Oak, Birch, Rowan, Juniper, Sycamore, Kukui, Clavell. All are trees. And they're all the first thing you see when you start a new save file, setting you up for your journey. The lore probably starts, way at the beginning, with a tree.

I know it's unlikely but I'd love to see another "It all comes together" styled mega theory with Toby and Lockstin again

9:57 a stone for zygarde could also be the zygarde cube a crystal hexagonal ball that stores up the zygarde cells you get it in sun and moon from the scientists from x and y

I believe Meltan/Melmetal are the link to Eternatus since you said Eternatus is the representation of Chemical in Archeus. I believe that since Meltan is the representation of mercury on the periodic table that might link it to the Chemical aspect of Eternatus.

These kinds of videos are incredibly fun because yea, Pokémon only rarely care about its lore (partially by design). As of Indigo Disk we have 3 unrelated alternate universe concepts: the mega/nonmega split, ultra space, and alternate timelines the paradoxes are from, for example. But theorizing is still fun because it’s all about thinking about Pokémon and analyzing it. The stuff about connections to alchemy and religion is not at all the kind of thought the developers put in but it’s still genuinely clever of the people that come up with it, and kinda cool.

I wouldn't be surprised if you're leaving KZfaq because you've been hired by Nintendo to make Pokemon lore.

Side note connecting kyruem together a bit more: in gen 5 there was an unused 3rd stone, that was likely meant for the cut pokemon gray (and/or the original dragon). The 3rd stone is called "the god stone"... so the original dragon is definitely meant to be part of this whole cosmological dragon-deity tree thing if that's anything to go by.

Dialga represent the solid state of matter. Palkia represent the liquid state of matter. Giratina represent the gas state of matter. But there's a fourth state that is unknown to a lot of people: plasma. The Original dragon represent plasma, as it's a fusion of Reshiram and Zekrom, Fire and Electricity, Energy.

Something I noticed while playing Pokemon Scarlet is that Glimmora’s face looks a lot like the spikes that come out of Kyurem’s wings. It might be a coincidence, but it’s an interesting connection!

At first, I had actually been convinced that Glimmet and it’s evolved form Glimmora were some kind of byproduct of Terapagos trying to create a physical body for itself to take over and possibly find a way out of whatever pocket dimension that it was stuck in. I was even thinking that Geeta was some kind of avatar for Terapagos, since her looks take so much from her main Pokémon partner and the reason she puts so much work on the rest of the league and us is because it knows that it’ll be free of Area Zero soon. Even if Terapagos doesn’t actually care to do all of this technical stuff, it still wants someone to be able to watch over Paldea after it’s free from Area Zero and that’s why it implemented the champion level of students for both versions of the academy.

Not to be that person, but we HAD a Type gimmick in Gen 5 that was left behind almost immediately... To which we see a near similar gimmick in the Stellar Tera Type. 5 - Type GEMS (???) 6 - Mega Stones (Powered-up Evo Stones) 7 - Z Crystals (Shards of Necrozma's Light) 8 - Wishing Stars (Pieces of Eternatus) 9 - Tera Crystals (Terapagos manifested) *BW REMAKES: Type Gems = ORIGINAL DRAGON???*

If you count the Battle Tree in Alola, we can also count the massive White Tree of Unova. & Black City does look somewhat like what Ultra Megalopolis would be it it weren't just an aisle.

The other day I was thinking about this theory how gen 5 dragons represent energy. Fire/Electricity are constant/active, Ice represents static. So from this, I theorized the original dragon will be Water to reperesent the flow of energy.

One thing to note is that Mega Evolution is actually an unnatural perversion of Life energy. Mega stones seemingly didn't exist until the end of the war when AZ fired the Ultimate Weapon, which was powered by the life energy of dozens of pokemon. The excess energy infused stones in space, which later fell on Hoenn(unless Rayquaza ate them first), and then stones around Kalos, all of which became mega stones. That's why the mega evolution dex entries in gen 7 are often horrific, when a pokemon is unable to handle the transformation, they lose control of themselves and go berserk (As seen with Korina's initial attempts to mega evolve her Lucario in the XY anime). Mega Evolution is an unnatural perversion of Life energy in a way that the other energies, Z-power, Dynamax Energy, Terastal Energy, are not. Wild pokemon infused with Z-power over time become totem pokemon, stronger but still themselves, and if infused with a lot at once, they fire off a single Z-move and are back to normal immediately aside from maybe fatigue. Wild pokemon infused with Dynamax energy can still lose control, but that's when they dynamax suddenly, out in the open, and without warning (they probably just don't know how to handle being kaiju-sized all-of-the-sudden). Otherwise they just hangout in their raid dens waiting for trainers to challenge them. Wild Terastal pokemon (that aren't hanging out in raid dens like dynamax) are just there. They hangout seemingly unchanged aside from the glowy aura and act no differently from non-tera counterparts. They're simply stronger than the pokemon around them and terastalize immediately when entering battle. The only confirmed wild pokemon to have mega evolved in game lore is Rayquaza, the first mega evolution in history, powered by the fervent wishes of Hoenn's people that Rayquaza gain the strength to defeat Primal Kyogre and Groudon once and for all.

I do like how the past few generations have Pokemon that fit quite snuggly into this Archeus framework I even have my own “how do all the legendaries connect” and the Indigo Disk DLC could provide a possible explanation to certain legendaries or mythicals without any origins like Kubfu and Zeraora

Eduardo's study on the Kaballah has been going on for years now. Glad to see his own work/research recognized. I feel like when it comes to Unova you could perhaps have the "Entree Forest" where you meet Dream World mons.

7:40 1. Zygarde need to absorb cell which is "life" 2. Necrozma need to absord sun and/or moon "light" 3. Eternatus need to absorb dynamax energy we know your starter pokemon need to eat some special food from dlc to be gigantamax so i think this dynamax energy is some kind of "chemical" 4. Terapagos need to absorb terastal energy, terastal is crystal that can change or "reflect" pokemon type

Toby: Channels the life energy that it is the master of. Xerneas: That's my domain! I'm life!

Kyurem and the Tao Trio represents the Mind as opposed to the Matter of Dialga and Palkia, actually.

Most likely the stone for gen 5 would be the elemental gems. They give a boost in power to a move of the same type, and they're in Unova, a region implied to have a remake soon.

Just because Pokemon is bad at telling large series-wide stories doesn't mean we can't glean some meaning out of all of it.

The original dragon represents both positive and negative energy. So it's the embodiment of all energy. That IMO makes it deserving of being an equal to Palkia and Dialga.

For gen 5 tree, there is the White Forest as well as the Entree, while the white forest is a bit of a stretch, the Entree connects quite well actually

I think X and Y has to do more with DNA alteration than anything else because everytime you mega evolve the dna symbol appears, which some pokemon had thier dna altered with the introduction of fairy type. Also nobody seems to mention that the cry of Terapagos sounds similar to the sound emited when you teratalize your Pokémon

Honestly I think Dratini would be a great example of a carbin/minior/etc. counterpart for Dragon Energy as it has crystallized dragon energy in its forehead. It also loses this crystal when it becomes a fully realized dragon in Dragonite. (maybe historically, like in a legends game, it could have been a water type or normal type that gained the dragon tying from a legends-style event?)

Still remember being excited for the next video from Toby and Lockstin on their unified theory of Pokemon before the release of sun and moon back when I was in 9th grade Now I'm in my masters but these continue to be fun Also the fact that it could also just be Pokemon being random is also part of what makes this fun isn't it?

This is the quality rambling I subscribed for. Love this style of video honestly

Arceus - Gen 4 Kyurem - Gen 5 Zygarde - Gen 6 Necrozma - Gen 7 Eternatus - Gen 8 Terapagos - Gen 9 I wonder if now we have all 4 beings of Archeus, gen 10 pulls it all together

Azelf, Uxie and Mestrip were created before the universe, they helped creating it with dialga and palkia, according to sinnoh mythos and arceus's plates texts. They are an important essence in the universe, they can control dialga and palkia if needed

Thank you for all of your amazing theories over the years. Your passion for Pokemon got me back into the franchise all those years ago. You inspired to become a theorist and Pokemon Master in my own right. If this really is the last big theory, it's a banger to go out on. PS: This may just be copium from someone who wanted the Creation Trio and mostly Arceus to get Megas/Primals in Legends but I think that if this theory is correct, then it would make more sense for Game Freak to hold off on giving Arceus its full power until it all comes together. Fingers crossed and thanks again Toby. Wishing you all the best going forward.

I do like the Stonjourner connection. It's a rock-y (cyrstal-ish) pokémon, and its ability is Power Spot, which is ALSO what the game calls areas where you can dynamax.

i’m working on a script for a video updating my theories about fallers, and i just finished the indigo disk story this morning, where i noticed a couple subtle new nods to faller phenomena. i’m also very focused on hoenn, watching the advance anime, and brainstorming fanfic for an emerald sequel that delves further into my thoughts about how the neighboring mega and nonmega timelines are connected. i could go on at length about this but uh maybe i should just participate on the discord. suffice to say, toby, you’ve been deeply influential, so thanks.

Arceus stella plate please

I had heard this story during gen 8. When they accurately predicted Terastal energy and terapagos I was shocked that there was a wide mythos

How I think about the "All of this could just be nonsense" idea is that fan theories are just an alternative to fan fiction. It's fans of media getting enjoyment out of adding more content to a piece of media they like, except there is a lot more analyzing and interpreting involved.

For kyreum it could be the white tree / black Tower

If these last 4 gens have really been intended to be representations of the elements of Archeus, I am incredibly excited for what they're going to do in gen 10! Maybe they'll wrap up this "saga" in whatever black/white remake/legends/etc game they do next? Maybe legends Arceus was intended to be the link? Maybe gen 10 will have them all come together? No matter what I'm excited! Even if this theory is somehow made of coincidences, gen 10 is still a big milestone for Pokemon and will likely line up with their 30th Anniversary! Meaning it is likely they'll do something special for it!

I've loved this theory since I first heard it right here on this very channel. I even built a dragon type pokemon gym team around the idea. alolan exeggutor to represent life, mega ampharos for light, dragalge for chemical, and duraludon or archaludon representing reflection, then a dragon memory silvally as my ace representing the archeus/arceus

not the beat drop with the area zero music when you said archeus theory at the beginning

Lockstin's reset theory was one of the first videos I watched on KZfaq. It's so cool to see something similar!

What about Rolycoly for Galar's "rock"? As a coal Pokemon I feel like it ties better to a "chemical" theme, given the issues with pollution when talking about coal based technology. It also ties into the fact that Rose summoned Eternatus to harness it for energy, where Eternatus would represent something like futuristic "space energy" and Rolycoly represents past energy technology, like fossil fuels.

If the Sephirot would be used to explain the Lore of Pokemon it could be interesting. What I know is that it represents 10 elements that together make a 11th element that represents "God". Most of the Sephirot info I know comes from Digimon Frontier so here is how they used it to get an idea: there once were 10 ancient digimon warriors that fought against one of the 7 demon lords, the strongest one, Lucemon. Then in the story he revived and they had to reise up once again to fight him. Each warrior represents a different element that would be part of the Sephirot: Fire, Wind, Snow, Thunder, Light, Earth, Wood, Water, Metal and Darkness. Then, in some part of the story, the Ten Legendary Warriors can fuse into one entity to form a new element known as "Heavenly", representing a God (in this case they used Susanoo for the God). So if the Sephirot is wanted to be used in a similar manner to explain the Pokemon Lore, Arceus would be the "Heavenly" 11th element, and there would have to be other 10 element legendary pokemon that are "fragments" or parts of his being. I don't know if Dialga, Palkia and Giratina, would count also count a this parts, or if they also would fall into this position of "Heavenly" like Arceus since they also seem to be deities concepts unlike other legendary Pokemon that seem more physical. But it would be interesting to see which 10 legendary (dragon?) pokemon make this Sephirot.

Something else in support of Eternatus being the "Chemical" aspect. Certain Pokemon can be given the Gigantamax factor via Max Soups, which could broadly be construed as a chemical mixture.

Man, it's been a while I've seen a Pokémon Theory of this level, I will miss your theories a lot. But I wish you nothing but the best Toby

So greek mythology. The 6 Male Titans before Zeus Cronus - Dialga - Of Time Oceanus - Palkia - Of Space Hyperion - Ultra Necrozma - Of Heavenly Light Iapetus - Perfect Zygarde - Of Mortality Coeus - Eternamax Eternatus - Of Intelligence Crius - Stellar Terapagos - Of Constellations It works surprisingly well, they all also come from the sky being children of Gaia (Earth) and Uranus (Sky). Only to rule both after overthrowing Uranus, being the ruler of existence at the time. There's not really a story here or any potential to predict new pokemon, it's just fun to notice

Something I noticed when Terapagos first cried is it's cry is the sound that a Pokemon makes when they turn into a Tera form. Just a small thing I noticed to link that maybe Terapagos is always with a Pokemon when it tera forms.

Great job Toby! Im going to miss your videos but I want you to have a good time. Ive enjoyed your videos for years and you have always seemed like a wonderful guy.

It's worth noting that Z-Moves, Dynamax/Gigantamax, and Terrastalization all deal with light energy. Z-Moves pull from the ambient Light Energy that Necrozma released into the world, Dynamax/Gigantamax creates a hard-light construct around the pokemon, which is what makes it appear so big or look different, and Terrastal forms are also hard-light energy. Mega Evolution... that's something different. Though it is interesting that Mega Stones, Shining Stones, Wishing Stones, and Terra Orbs all arrived in the pokemon world via metorites. Also just remembered this: But Totem Pokemon are basically just modern day Alpha Pokemon. They're both pokemon infused with an otherworldly light. Totem Pokemon from Necrozma, and Alphas from Arceus. It could even be that Ultra Necrozma is a UB version of Arceus in some regard, like Zygarde and Guzzlord.

Stonjourner still works here because its ability is called Power Spot, and you know what else is called a Power Spot, Dynamax Dens where Raid Battles are enabled. And about the tree for the Kyurem part, there's the Entree only accessed by the Entralink.

Funny how life light chemical and reflective are all pokemon that control main game mechanics. Zygarde literally shoots beams of mega energy in the show, nekrozma’s light is the thing that created Alola and with it Z-moves, eturnatus shoots Gigantamax beams and terrapagos is the main source of teristalization

Okay, I have a small head canon. Basically, it goes like this: Arceus created four dragons - Dialga, Palkia, Giratina and the Original Dragon, to create and rule the time, space and antimatter, as well as the one who will balance them all.

Toby: "this could all be nonsense" Way to sign off one of your final videos. Haha love it

For the Eternatus question, we learned in the Crown Tundra's dynamax adventures that dynamaxing is in part caused by "Galar particles," heavily implied to have been discovered by Professor Magnolia and a team of scientists (of whom the head researcher on dynamax adventures is implied to be a former Aether employee). These particles are the glowing effect we see around dynamax pokemon (besides Deer Rabbit Goat Calyrex over there)

whenever Generation 10 happens, they're gonna have their hands full following up on all of this and perhaps giving us the definitive answer.

Actually ground is the segments of the earth, rock is the coliseum

i’m getting lockstin/gnoggin(and birdkeeper toby himself)’s the end of pokémon theory 15 part series from years ago while everyone was waiting for sun and moon vibes with this video

Pretty sure Perfect Kyurem's tree would be the Entree in Entral Park. It's black and white and in a helix spiral. Seems important.

I might be wrong, but i believe eternatus is partly based on pollution, hence the poison type also the reasoning for its skeletal look

This is my favorite theory on this channel while I am sad that this is the last theory video of this channel i do understand why this is happening and i hope that you bird keeper Toby have a great life after this year i never thought that this day would come but for old times sake and for the last time "so long pokémon masters" 😭😭😭

Just noticed that you mentioned me in the video description! Thank you so much Toby. I already loved this video, but now it's even more special for me ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Nice theory! I will miss those! You’ve been the best i could have in my life to watch about something i love

Maybe Hydrapple represents 1. Creation (including Space and Time) 2. Life 3. Light 4. Dragon 5. Chemical 6. Reflective 7. Weather Though it could represent dragon through type and not heads and then 4 could be something we haven't thought of yet or something not revealed yet. Also, Ho-Oh and Lugia could be smaller parts of something larger, like Ho-Oh would be a smaller part of life and Lugia a smaller part of weather.

Ok, I've believed in this theory for a long time, I heard it like two years ago on a spanish channel, and you know what? What other perfect time to not only confirm the theory and expand the lore, but to also give people what they want and get more money, than Pokémon Kyurem: The Tree of the Beginning (I just made that name up and probably won't be the actual name but it's giving me the literal chills)

i love how the recent 3rd legendaries always have ties to arceus

We *are* due for a generation 5 remake or retelling. It's safe to say that the original dragon will be expanded upon in that generation 5 remake or retelling.

Alright, crackhead theory (maybe), but next year’s the year of the dragon. I’m not saying it’s more than a coincidence, but if we get black and white stuff next year, then I’m just saying.

Theory starter: "I wonder what Eternatus looked like with skin?"

While not a Rock type like the others, Runerigus has Eternatus's image plastered on it and it is a stone/monolith of sorts. Might be a better fit than Stonegerna. I still say Necrosma is Reflective and Terapagos is Light. Terapagos creates its own energy while Necrosma has to rely on the power of others to become fully charged.

You're onto something with Stonjourner, its ability Power Spot is also the name for places where one can Dynamax or Gigantamax in game.

Absolutely incredible video! Ive been following this theory for a while now and I hope it is brought to fruition in gen 10!

This theory was bang on if I'm honest! I love it :) I wonder if Gen 3 could be chalked up to Draconids... And I wonder if Draconids could be around the Pokemon world.... I was also thinking I wonder if the number7 can be the number of generations that have a specific Dragon Legendary Pokemon (so far anyway)

I love it, this is like the much more complete version of the theory I've been trying to piece together for ages!

For Unova, maybe the White Treehollow could count for our tree, since Toby couldn't think of one. It's maybe a weaker link, but it's something I guess.

hay bird keeper toby, i brought both of your posters, going to have them frame when i get them, its respectful that way

One thing to mention about Rayquaza is that it is the master of all elements or in a sense natural disasters or phenomon with Air Lock which disables all weather effects and its overall sky motif can be related to divinity

just a reminder that Stonejourner's ability is literally Power Spot so that adds kind of patches up the weak link with that pokemon relating to Dynamax

The Noble Pokemon represent Arceus in a funny way. They are the life that reflects Arceus' light and through that, they go through what could be seen as a chemical change, leading to their enlarged size and the glow that they exude.

Toby! I'm not a Twitter user and I can't find nintendosuku's research on the kabbalah that you showed! Is there a better link or a doc?? Id love to see what they've got!

It's a very cool video. In fact, I myself have long thought, at least, about the connection of the Original Dragon with the Trio of Creation, and the connection of Zygarde, Eternatus and Necrozma, as well as rumors about the connection of Terapagos. This theory may have flaws or it may turn out to be false, but I still really like it. And yes, have a nice holiday, Toby. If you ever return to Pokemon in the future, then I hope you will have the same good and cool ideas for theories (because by that time, I think, there will already be enough content). (By the way...am I the only one with links to other theorists leading nowhere?)

I saw a theory that the original dragon was a member of the creation trio cus the creation trio are themed after forms of matter like liquid for palkia, solid for dialga, and gas for giratina, which leaves the original dragon as plasma (idk the exact science but apparently the unova trio's typings of fire ice and electric have things to do with plasma)

I can't believe the Area Zero tree turned out to not be anything. There was just a Pokémon standing in front of it.

14:34 Maybe the farther away the legendary gets from creation, the less significant they are to it. They're not so much the creation of their respective elements, but rather the embodiments of them. Almost like breaking down a boulder into smaller and smaller pieces; How much of that original boulder is left in pebbles? The gen 1-3 legends do feel more worldly compared to the others, and regular Pokémon and humans are the smallest fragments.

Has anyone noticed how this entire dlc and theory sounds like a reference to "Snow White" - "Kyurem" -1 the Seven Dwarves "all the Legendries you mentioned" -2 Reflective Magic Mirror "Terapagos" -3 the Poisoned Apple "Kiedran + 4th Legendary" its just oddly similar...

Fun fact, Terastrallizing Terapagos works exactly like Mega Evolution! But only with him. Mega evolving in gen 6 and 7 gave pokemon a 100 base stat boost, and when you Terrastilize Terapagos it goes from 600 BST to 700 BST. Hes the only one to get the boost, not even ogerpon. Im convinced Megas will come back, they just need a more capable console with bigger space to hold the animations for it just like terrastilizing has its own unique animations.

It helps that all the four have come in each gen after each other with Kyurem coming first in gen 5, making it seem more on purpose. Love your theories!!

Good luck with your break man, your work will always be apart of my childhood. Also it's possible that this over arching story was originally being told unconsciously. Afterall alot of myth has similar themes and stories as others. The pokemon as a result not intentionally being connected but the myth and themes making them inheritantly so. Only for the team to look at what they have already done and see how they can build upon that. Rainbow rocket, shaymin's weird name, daiancey's clock tower and Zygarde connections all (to me) clearly intentional. The Archeus connection could be said to be intentional retroactively in a clever move. And the Hydapple speculation i'm convinced is purley accidental. I just hope gamefreak is botg creative & observant enough to have all this build up pay-off by the next gen 1 remake. 1.Primordial Chaos - Origin of Azothoth Potential - Monad- Beta Arceus - God - The original one 1 Beta. Infinity Energy - Archeus Archeus Life - Perfect Zygarde Archeus Light - Ultra Necrozma Archeus Chemical - Eternamax Eternatus Archeus Reflective - Stellar Terapagos 2. Order God Cosmos King - Arceus - Phanes - Nameless Deity 2b. Aspects Time - Chronus - Destiny - Annanke - Dialga Space - Nut - Primordial Oceanus - Palkia Entropy - Chaos - Opposites - Noxus - Giratina Like I said, enjoy your break Toby!

There is something to keep in mind, Toby. A line from Ian Fleming, specifically from 'Goldfinger'. "Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence. Thrice is enemy action." There's a variation of that I've been hearing in various places over the years that I believe holds true with the entire Pokemon Cosmology this theory looks at. "Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Thrice is a pattern. Four times or more is explicit planning."

There are other big magic trees in the games. There's the Entree in the Entra Link and the Tree of Dreams from the Dreamworld both are from Gen 6.