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WhoKnows_WhoCares and I were talking last night about legendaries and we brought up some interesting points I thought I'd share.
Legendaries used to just be that not so long ago - rare Pokémon of legends and not much else. But since the Hoenn-era onwards, legendaries have started becoming 'creators' (such as Kyogre/Groudon who created the seas/land and Dialga/Palkia who created space/time) and 'protectors' (like Rayquaza who watches over Kyogre/Groudon and the psychic trio over Dialga/Palkia). Now Pokémon has introduced the creator Pokémon Arceus, who apparently created all.
The question is, how could you possibly catch the creator? How is a mere Pokéball meant to be able to capture such a powerful Pokémon? I know it'd break the point of Pokémon if it wasn't catchable, but it still doesn't seem quite right somehow.
The other question is, where can Pokémon possibly go for legendaries next generation? They created the creators of land and sea, then space and time and now everything. What else could there possibly be? The way I see it there are two possibilities:
- There are no legendaries next gen (highly unlikely) or the legendaries aren't as good.
- They create some sort of Pokémon god pantheon. If you look at Greek mythology, the Titans created all but the Olympians overthrew them to rule. So the next legendaries don't necesarilly have to be more important than Arceus, just stronger.