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* Why is {{spoiler|Darkrai}} such an irredeemable, cold-hearted, cowardly villain in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers (Video Game)|Time/Darkness/Sky]]? {{spoiler|In this universe the Pokémon all have human-level intelligence. Darkrai didn't start out evil as shown when he joins your team after the memory wipe. His ability, Bad Dreams, no doubt kept away people. He felt lonely and, eventually, angry at all of the Pokémon whom were able to be surrounded by friends and loved ones. The solitude and seclusion would drive anyone insane, especially over the many years he's implied to have lived. He wanted everyone to share in his despair, hence his plans to corrupt the Gods and plunge the world into eternal darkness. Losing his memories was likely the only way to free himself of all that hatred. A new life that eventually gets friends for him thanks to you.}} |
* Why is {{spoiler|Darkrai}} such an irredeemable, cold-hearted, cowardly villain in [[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers (Video Game)|Time/Darkness/Sky]]? {{spoiler|In this universe the Pokémon all have human-level intelligence. Darkrai didn't start out evil as shown when he joins your team after the memory wipe. His ability, Bad Dreams, no doubt kept away people. He felt lonely and, eventually, angry at all of the Pokémon whom were able to be surrounded by friends and loved ones. The solitude and seclusion would drive anyone insane, especially over the many years he's implied to have lived. He wanted everyone to share in his despair, hence his plans to corrupt the Gods and plunge the world into eternal darkness. Losing his memories was likely the only way to free himself of all that hatred. A new life that eventually gets friends for him thanks to you.}} |
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** And now {{spoiler|Dakrai}} has gone from [[Complete Monster|a maniacal]] and [[Dystopia Justifies the Means|utterly]] [[For the Evulz|sadistic]] entity to a [[Jerkass Woobie|sad]] and [[Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds|destructive]] being. Giving {{spoiler|Ghetsis}} the gold medal for [[Complete Monster|worst sentient in the known Pokémon multiverse.]] |
** And now {{spoiler|Dakrai}} has gone from [[Complete Monster|a maniacal]] and [[Dystopia Justifies the Means|utterly]] [[For the Evulz|sadistic]] entity to a [[Jerkass Woobie|sad]] and [[Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds|destructive]] being. Giving {{spoiler|Ghetsis}} the gold medal for [[Complete Monster|worst sentient in the known Pokémon multiverse.]] |
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** Nope, [[spoiler:that honour belongs to Purple Eyes from [[Pokémon Ranger]] Guardian Signs. [[Misanthrope Supreme|He not only tried to]] [[Complete Monster|to kill every human in existence]], even |
** Nope, [[spoiler:that honour belongs to Purple Eyes from [[Pokémon Ranger]] Guardian Signs. [[Misanthrope Supreme|He not only tried to]] [[Complete Monster|to kill every human in existence]], even [[God|ARCEUS]] deems it unsafe for him to be in the mortal plane. Even Ghetsis wasn't whisked off to be judged. [[Paranoia Fuel|Yet.]] |
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* Finally figured out why Double Battles are the default battling style in the Orre region. The bad guys there are much more willing to directly attack defenseless people (i.e. people who just lost a battle), so having two Pokémon out at once covering for each other lessens the chance. |
* Finally figured out why Double Battles are the default battling style in the Orre region. The bad guys there are much more willing to directly attack defenseless people (i.e. people who just lost a battle), so having two Pokémon out at once covering for each other lessens the chance. |
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* In ''[[Pokémon Colosseum (Video Game)|Pokémon Colosseum]]'', when you first capture a Shadow Pokémon you can't order it to use any of its none Shadow moves until you open up its heart a certain amount, yet the trainers you snagged them from can have a Shadow Pokémon use all of its moves(Except for the opens replace by Shadow moves). Why is that? Because the Shadow Pokémon opened its heart to ''them''. Nowhere does it say that you're the only one who can open a Shadow Pokémon's heart. You basically kidnap them, so of course they're going to shut their heart to you. |
* In ''[[Pokémon Colosseum (Video Game)|Pokémon Colosseum]]'', when you first capture a Shadow Pokémon you can't order it to use any of its none Shadow moves until you open up its heart a certain amount, yet the trainers you snagged them from can have a Shadow Pokémon use all of its moves(Except for the opens replace by Shadow moves). Why is that? Because the Shadow Pokémon opened its heart to ''them''. Nowhere does it say that you're the only one who can open a Shadow Pokémon's heart. You basically kidnap them, so of course they're going to shut their heart to you. |
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