10 of the CRAZIEST Secrets and Easter Eggs in Pokémon Legends Arceus

Pokemon Legends Arceus is a game absolutely bursting with cool secrets, Easter eggs, and bits of lore that make the game such a joy to play. While I have covered some of these secrets in a couple videos already, there are way more still to cover, and in this video, we are covering what is probably the best batch yet! I hope you enjoy!
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[@VolticWind]

One more thing about Chansey and Blissey, they will also chase off attacking Pokémon in the vicinity when you’re injured.

[@deviousj5868]

Dude they should be in every area.

[@roughsketcher8722]

Not alpha blissy though. I tested it.

[@Veinelso]

@@roughsketcher8722 Alpha mons are enraged so would be strange if her did

[@calamity0.o]

@@roughsketcher8722 Yea... I explored higher than my level while jumping with wyrdeer and found Alpha Blissey. Thought I'd say hi to it. She made me her dog.

[@PragMagik]

The amount of attention to detail in the interactions with Pokémon is so cool and shows exactly how this game was made with so much love!

[@hhjan594]

Sanqua's painting dialogue will be triggered after you beat the game. Also, her painting likely ended up in the church in Hearthome City. Inside that church, there's a painting that resembles the space-time rift, while outside the Church there's something that resembles more about Arceus than other deities in the game.

[@theginkgo]

This makes sense considering that the church doesn't have an official name, but is simply called "Foreign Building". Another one of Sanqua's dialogues talks about how the Construction Corps is preparing to build new villages elsewhere in Hisui, and the map description of the building describes it as a "place where different cultures meet", which is basically what Jubilife Village and the game in general are all about.

[@hhjan594]

The Magikarp and Gyarados reference is also seen in Obsidian Feildlands. Remember the flying Gyarados that appear there? That's right on top of the waterfall and down the waterfall, there's a bunch of Magikarps. This Chinese reference also states that dragons can fly, that is the reason the Gyarodos over there is flying in the air.

[@Ghostface1998]

There was a detail that came across an event during the game that idk how it was activated it just happened in the night but Kamado and Cylenne talked to the mc about how the name of the galaxy team will eventually be forgotten but Cylenne says she will tell all her ancestors to pass down the name of the galaxy team which makes sense as to why Cyrus names his team, “Team Galatic”

[@hhjan594]

"The Galaxy team" and "Team Galactic" actually have the same name in Japanese, so it's practically the same organization. I have no idea why the English translation changed it.

[@Uncharted95]

I got that cutscene yesterday and thought to myself "Yikes".

[@saadmohammed9376]

I got it but after daybreak update 👍🏼

[@Nariethelle]

Same I just seen that cutscene

[@AznYunHou]

@@hhjan594 not sure if it's because they do have an animated TV show in English called Team Galaxy and maybe they didn't want it to overlap.

[@endeavorafter_6061]

To add to the Pachirisu-Sejun reference, you're awarded with a Sitrus Berry, the item Sejun ran on his World Champion Pachi.

[@mayanightstar]

Came here to comment this

[@SonOfGoth]

So, for Sanqua's painting of the space-time rift, i didn't even think of the opening picture from the news broadcast. My first instinct was the painting/mural within the church in hearthome city(i think it was in hearthome). As it also depicts a mountain with energy at the top of it. I was drawn to that conclusion because another NPC mentioned how they were curious what people of the future would think of the painting.

[@b2j135]

The Sanqua picture could be that...but I personally think it's the picture depicted in the church in hearthome City where it's over Mount Coronet and there's a strong bright light at the peak. I think that's what it's going for personally...

[@jaysayspidey4013]

I was just about to write this comment and found yours immediately. Lol, I definitely was thinking the painting she created ended up being the painting in the Hearthome Church too.

[@rocknroll909]

Agreed

[@effmyefrain]

My same thoughts

[@sprytist]

I just checked in BDSP, and yeah I think it's a match. I think they even made it larger lmao

[@Ryodraco]

12:20 That it doesn't say "moving less" but rather that they don't move at all, suggested to me that this was simply a veiled reference to dead Parasect whose mushrooms had decayed before the body did. Course I could be wrong.

[@b2j135]

Maybe we'll get a regional variant and they'll have a similar situation to Shedinja 👀

[@Jayghopkins]

I was thinking a hint to a regional variant in scarlet/violet

[@Kahadi]

Dead? In a sense, yes. Decayed? You'd have to be pretty stupid to mistake a decaying creature that normally has a fungus on it for a normal one without the fungus. It says they lie unmoving, suggesting the fungus is what controls it entirely. I'm thinking these specimens would more be ones where someone cut off the mushroom, or perhaps a predator ate it off, or something more along those lines. Interestingly it also mentions in Paras' dex entry that they are born without the fungus and it comes in and grows as it matures.

[@Kahadi]

@@Jayghopkins the fact that they "lie unmoving" to me feels like a very, very bad idea for a Pokemon. They're probably meant to be specimens that lost their mushrooms and died. The Paras entry, however, states they are born without the fungus. That might be a hint at a regional variant, with a regional variant of Paras evolving into something new, not a regional variant of Parasect that discarded the mushroom and stopped moving...

[@Cosmic-Comet]

@@Kahadi I think it may either be pointing to a new regional form for parasect or just pointing out that mushroomless parasect exist out there because I think that pokemon researchers would be able to tell if one is just lying in rest or ambush or if they're dead or dying

[@gustavju4686]

The Parasect dex entry is actually saying the non-mushroom ones are dead, not slow.

[@AfterTheFirstNever]

Is that how Pokémon says dead? That’s interesting.

[@hhjan594]

That totally lines up with its origin. The origin of this pokemon is a kind of fungus used in Chinese medicine. This fungus basically is an insect parasite that will grow on the bug and eventually kill it. The reason the bug part of Parasect's eyes is empty is that the bug is practically dead, only being controlled by the mushroom on its back. Yes, this gen one pokemon is basically a zombie, and it was intentionally designed this way from the very start. The name "Parasect" actually comes from parasite and insect.

[@michaelolympus5994]

I always think Parasect line are dêad Crustle

[@gustavju4686]

@@hhjan594 Yup!

[@Kahadi]

I mean they might not be dead. They just lie unmoving. Obviously that would quickly lead to death, by starvation if not predation, but they might not be dead right away, with the specimens he observed still being alive when he wrote the entry.

[@b2j135]

That Magikarp one works as well in the obsidian fieldlands with the one flying Gyarados because there's a waterfall above there and it flies in the waterfalls area but there's also Magikarp that litter the river below so that works as well

[@kappaprimus]

Gyarados can finally make its claims to the flying type :)

[@COMETINMOOMINVALLEY]

Honestly, I thought I went crazy when hearing the music change for the first time " Is this different. Or am I just losing it? " I thought it was a cute touch that the village " Evolves " as you do.

[@commandermercury6654]

My theory on the painting Sanqua made is that it’s actually the big mural you see in Hearthome City’s church. It depicts Mountj Coronet with a bright crack in the sky at its peak, which could be the space-time rift.

[@k.s.a9597]

Just like's Sanqua's dialogue, Cylenne and Kamado actually has a secret dialogue of their own (I think you need to talk to Cylenne at nighttime after you finish the Daybreak quest). It's about how the Galaxy Team got their name and it mentions Cylenne saying she'll pass down the name to her descendants hinting to the birth of Team Galactic. (Also after you finish the dialogue< Kamado gives you a stardust)

[@maryo274artworks4]

I don't think Cylenne would have predicted things would have ended up getting so out of hand in the future, especially with how messed up Cyrus is. 😰

[@deaththeclover]

I’m not sure if anyone’s mentioned this Easter egg but I felt this one was an amazing one. If you head into the Photo booth studio and prepare yourself to shoot a photo with your facial expressions and poses. There is a pose called the “Hero pose.” When you select it, your character stands EXACTLY as the Team Galactic grunts in the modern Sinnoh games stand when they challenge you to a battle. Given how much the hero of old impacted the people of Hisui/Sinnoh it’s interesting that Team Galactic adopts the pose of the hero, almost as if they believe their cause is righteous. This also makes a lot of sense because upon talking to Saturn after Cyrus’s defeat at Galactic HQ, he mentions that him along with many members of Galactic never knew what Cyrus was truly planning or they believed their goal was truly for a good cause only to find out it was a cover for Cyrus’ true goal. This little Easter egg stands as one of my favorites just for the implications and it baffles me how not many have noticed it.

[@dvklaveren]

"Tao Hua has a granddaughter who married with Charon's ancestor. Either way, since everyone seems to have a descendent, Tao Hua must have too, but I can't figure out who... But that must mean that Charon is related to someone crazy!!" Bruh...

[@J_Ciner]

I'm pretty positive I know what the painting is, and it's not the shot from the start of BDSP. In the church in Jubilife City in both DPPt and BDSP, there's a giant mural depicting Mt. Coronet with the wormhole above it as a giant flash of light. I think this is almost definitely what she was referring to.

[@metanightmare4454]

I think he might be mistaken about there being some other form of Parasect. The dex only says specimens without mushrooms just lie there without moving. It doesn't say that they move less, it implies that they don't move AT ALL, apparently even when some random humans roll up on them, if the mushroom isn't there to control them. It also doesn't specify that they were naturally born without the mushroom. I think what Laventon is saying in this entry is that, based on everything he's seen and heard, Parasect that somehow lose their mushroom just end up as lifeless husks, either being in a vegetative state or outright dying. After all, we already know that when Paras evolves, that's actually the fungus taking over its body and robbing it of whatever was left of its free will by that point, cordyceps-style, so what else would happen when you remove what has effectively become the pokemon's brain?

[@shreyashshrishette7152]

Hey Hoops, did you noticed that the reward of that Pachirisu sidequest is a sitrus berry and that's the item Sejun's Pachirisu has in the competition this is also a nice reference to Sejun's Pachirisu

[@RichieTheTotodile]

On the Parasect thing, its 1996 Pokédex entry mentions this as well. More explicitly, it says that the "bug" is dead. This is the first time official media has referenced this in English, but not the first time in Japanese.

[@Flapjack3734]

There’s many references to pokemon not in the hisui dex in PLA besides cubchoo. I know Copperajah is in Raichu’s pokedex, Regirock/Ice/Steel all relate to Gigas’ door, Ingo talks about Chandelure, and there’s even a Galarain Weezing outside of the Galaxy team headquarters

[@citrusnx8283]

Regis, Chandelure and Galarian Weezing isn't mentioned by name and Copperajah is most likely a hint to Professor Laventon being from Galar. The Cubchoo one is therefore kind of noteworthy.

[@georges2842]

Here's one for you: You can find wanted posters for Charm, Clover, and Coin in the Survey Corps office, and Charm's is far more flattering than the other two.

[@AlphaLykkan]

I really love how many secrets and easter eggs Legends has it's just really fascinating and brings so much life into the game

[@anAngeal]

Pretty sure Cubchoo is mentioned because everyone has come to Hisui from other regions. But it is a cool reference, yeah. I thought the painting ended up the stained glass picture in the Hearthome City church.

[@jakeriese4862]

Could it be a foreshadowing of bw remakes

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

There’s a theory in Legend Arceus that I really like, it’s about how Alder IS the saviour that the clans worship.

[@masterprick1]

So Alder got isekai'd too in the theory?

[@Jayghopkins]

@@masterprick1 maybe the opposite. He carries more than 6 pokeballs and doesn't know how to use a pc

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

@@masterprick1 Yup, at some point after B2W2 he also becomes a faller, sent to the past just like the protagonist of PLA and Ingo, but he get send to a fat past, and there, he owns 10 Pokémons, and also fought Arceus, going from a former champion of Unova to the Messiah of the Pokemon world. And also a possible reason of why in his picture, he have pokeballs with him.

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

@@Jayghopkins But if that, how can the picture have pokeballs there ? How can Alder have pokeballs in the past ?

[@Jayghopkins]

@@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712 maybe it's not pokeballs. Just looks like them. Prayer beads are fairly common. Even the game has the red chain thing. If I remember right you don't see red and white on them. Just red.

[@Lupinemancer87]

I think you missed a very important detail about Tao Hua when talking about who his descendant might be. Since he is the grandfather of Yui who married Choy who is the ancestor to Charon, meaning Yui might also be the ancestor to Charon, that means Tau Hua too is the ancestor to Charon since Yui is his granddaugther.

[@KLGB76]

10:30 I wish we got more sidequest like the Pachirusu one. It's always fun to battle with Pokémons you don't usually use.

[@tkfarms7882]

The details of Sudowoodo and Chansey/Blissey just goes to show how much thought was put into these games. I knew about Chansey/Blissey, but not Sudowoodo. The Magikarp/Gyarados lake is also really cool.

[@MrKlausbaudelaire]

Chimechos and Chinglings will also call the attention of other pokemon when they spot you, like alarm BELLS.

[@Polybrow]

the jubilife village music one made me feel very validated - for ages i thought it was just me blocking out certain parts of the music until later on when i started properly listening to it, so to hear that it ACTUALLY changed is amazing :D

[@FSKyurem]

Another thing about Tao Hua: his name is Vietnamese for “I promise” or “I vow” and the fact that he refuses to supply Choy with items to sell is contradictory to the meaning of his name. I just thought this was an interesting bit of info to know about Tao Hua. Also he looks like Uncle from Jackie Chan Adventures lmao

[@robertocarvajal9140]

You just blew my mind with the Magikarp and Gyarados waterfall part. I always thought the myth behind was awesome but I didn't connect the dots in the coronet highlands. I love this franchise

[@bon7029]

I remember finding the Gyarados in the Coronet highland and thought to myself, "I bet I'll find Magikarp at the lower lake" and climbed down. Sure enough, Magikarp.

[@MsFullnight]

Blissy and Chansey also help you heal faster when you stand near them, and Magikarp actually flock to you if you sit still in water.

[@PressKevinToContinue]

8:08 Im gonna have to argument this one. I think the image shown on the TV is an image from a news broadcast while it was happening, not a painting. However, it maybe be possible that the painting DOES appear in another game, maybe in Hoenns Lillycove art gallery?

[@RealPokeFan]

About the Parasect detail, I wonder if that's a hint towards a future regional variant? In Gen9 maybe?

[@brandohalstead7654]

I was thinking the same thing

[@AlexG32777]

Well when paras evolves the bug dies in the mushroom takes it over, so without the mushroom the parasect is just a lifeless corpse. Personally I would love a regional variant where the mushroom dies instead of the bug.

[@madnessarcade7447]

Opal and tao hua? I don’t see it

[@cornonmacabre1338]

Actually the Chinese tale with the magikarp takes place in obsidian fieldlands where you can then see a gyarados flying through the air atop the waterfall.

[@Emily-lh6em]

I actually thought I was just misremembering the music in jubilife because it started sounding different to me and I didn’t think they would do something as cool as have the theme evolve. I love the final version so much. I love when they put details and stuff like this.

[@TheRealPokeWhizz]

I did notice the village growing, but not the music

[@saadmohammed9376]

@6:47 this happened to me & I was pleasantly surprised. There is another event similar to this post game (at night after daybreak update) with Cylline & Kamado. Kamado will tell the story of Galaxy team origin story & Cylline will say something very interesting to reference her descendant

[@OlympusPublicAffairs]

You wouldn't have known this at the time, but Scarlet and Violet have Director Clavell who is very much likely a descendent of Tao.

[@alexanderaleman3702]

Another great Easter egg video!

[@travisduncan6161]

Wow this was a very good video I love videos like this keep up the good work I might just listen to your Pokemon remix to because they're really good and with that have a good day

[@JodaCrew]

amazing video. keep up the great work

[@whisperingwooper1763]

Omg I thought I was crazy when I heard the Jublife theme in full lol such a cool detail!

[@emsentric1025]

I didn't realize the gyradose you mentioned, but the same deal can be found in the highland fields at the water fall. At the bottom you find magikarp and above it flying around is a gyradose

[@eddierichard1104]

You need to do a “Learning Pokémon Pronunciations” video 😭 ‘Suddo Wuddo’ 😂😂😂

[@securityguardtemmie]

10:38 another fun fact: blissey will actually protect you from angry Pokemon no kid it takes the hits and scares the Pokemon off to save you

[@shrill_pkm]

The one secret in this video that I found out before was the Jubilife theme! That was pretty cool 💯

[@salcoartss7427]

I can only think of Tao Hua being the ancestor of one of the grass type trainers from the present because of his position as captain of the supply corp. Also his hair reminds me of Burgh if his hair was cut by the ears and we have the name Tao Hua that means "peach blossom" in chinese for what i could find, this can lead us to think that maybe his descendant is a grass type trainer or someone with pink or/and wavy hair.

[@salcoartss7427]

I've also found that in every language present in the game his name is Tao Hua or related to it (in french it's called nectarin that happens to be a variety of peach).

[@insanemakaioshin]

Tao Hua is Charon’s ancestor as his granddaughter is married to Charon’s other ancestor.

[@georgenelson4682]

The painting that sanqua has done is the one in hearthome cathedral just to clear up that I’m sure others have already

[@piximimi1287]

The Blissey/Chansey one blows my mind!

[@ritwiksrivastava4606]

Sanqua painting could be areference to the painting inside the church that was added in bdsp

[@ganjjabarsmedium2347]

I didn’t know Magicarp transforming into Gyrados was based off of an ancient Chinese proverb. So freaking cool!

[@shadowx90]

Id like to kinda argue your point on the parasect, as it pretty much proves everything we know. It says that those found without a mushroom are unmoving. Not that they don't move much, but that they do not move at all. Meaning that the mushroom once gone, either eaten by something or plucked (since we know that it can be harvested by the mushroom related quests) the Pokemon is basically a husk at that point. Unable to move because they are a living organism without a brain. It doesn't really change anything, it just means that the mushroom can be removed, but ultimately there are no parasect that can do any actual surviving or moving without the mushroom. Meaning that they don't exist without it's evolutionary trait of taking over the host.

[@ZephyrBallard]

The painting Sanqua is talking about is more than likely to be that mural in the Hearthrome city "church".

[@Kevinblue035]

this may be kind of a reach but i'd guess that Tao Hua is meant to be Master Mustard from the isle of armor dlc's ancestor, they have similar face shape, and are both kind of chinese coded/themed (plus they both wear green, which normally i'd say is a stretch but as we know in anime fashion sense is also hereditary for some reason)

[@Lumberjack_king]

12:00 thats awsome i hope we get a form thats like that eventually

[@bacd-nn2lg]

I am not sure if Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will beat this game.

[@NinjaKIngAce]

11:52 Uh... You might want to read the dex entry again, because it strongly implies that the Parasect without a mushroom are dead, which would just confirm what we already knew, that the host is a lifeless shell being controlled by the mushroom

[@deli_joy]

the dragon one is super fucking cool, I love details like that so much

[@ireignsupreme2355]

5:56 no is too el the mention of copperaja in raichu’s entry as there’s no cooperajas in this game

[@macy-bo-meow]

I beliew that Tao Hua’s descendant is Mustard from Sw/Sh Dlc

[@pwteeth]

Im really hoping they add as much detail in future games as they did with legends arceus, it makes the game 10x more fun and interesting

[@benjaminhamilton9659]

What if tao hao is ancestor to the secret agent from platinum? It is the main enemy to that galaxy member.

[@zachmcmullen2741]

It's called 'Battle Revolution', and a big feature of 'Legends: Arceus' is the variety of changes they made to the standard battle formula. New status conditions, no multi-target or AoE attacks, Agile/Strong styles, weather conditions... I've probably forgotten a few more. I'd call all that *revolutionary* for sure.

[@DaggersandDiplomacy]

If the painting on the TV is from the pla character then it explains lore from the original diamond and pearl as the image appears in the originals as well.

[@EiceyConditions]

The painting I always thought was the one in the church in hearthome

[@mattkrenz]

This game is incredible.

[@JonathanMillerMusic]

There are so many references to Black and White it makes me wonder if Game Freak is foreshadowing things like they usually do. Black and White would technically be next in line for remakes so who knows!

[@mythilysridhar5060]

A third game is gray

[@walwave1]

also it seems if you wear warm gear in the ice lands you'll stop shivering just a small fun thing

[@nesradub360]

I personally think Tao Hua is an ancestor of Maylene.

[@6ixSavage]

Tao hua i thought was burgh's ancestor. They have similar hair, just one is aged and swept back, but also his glasses have a very distinct bug pattern. Opals ancestor has to be Palina, they are both modelesque and similar features as show from opals young version art, along with her head wrap being the same colors as opals gym attire. the knot also make fairy wings.

[@thediabolicalraisin8953]

I thought Beni was Cilan's ancestor before the fight in the Stone Portal.

[@JaculaDudek]

the painting that sanqua made was windows xp wallpaper, true story

[@PrinceDinoboy]

5:48 I mean, Let's Go Eevee literally has clothes based on and named after all 8 Eeveelutions, not just the ones in the game.

[@zoa1-99.......]

"SIMPSONS DID IT". 17 Mins ago, but this is all old news that others have already done vids on 1+ months ago.

[@haroldmartin9961]

The lady that sells the clothes in Jubilife village has a slight resemblance to Jessy from team rocket

[@judaiyuki5597]

normal blissey: you ok alpha blissey: are you injured...no...LeTs FiX tHaT

[@spiral7656]

I havent seen any youtuber mention this one. Or maybe i missed it. But pokemon with swords, or whatever. Like Cleavur. Can chop down wood logs from trees. I know ive seen people complain that sometimes its hard to look for wood, but there you go. Just throw a cleavur onto a tree as if to pick up an item and will chop some wood for you.

[@KenjiTokumura]

the flying gyarados in the obsidian fieldlands can also be found next to a waterfall, I think that's the more obvious reference since it's literally flying around like the dragon in the myth

[@jettash0720]

Pretty sure all the Unova stuff in this game is just there for a "hint"/reminder that Black/White remakes are up next after Scarlet/Violet. I don't see it going further than that, to be honest

[@Kahadi]

Or its not a hint for anything and is just an Easter Egg. After all, lots of regions are mentioned several times in the game...

[@nicoleouten1010]

Idea: Pokémon Legends Ho-Oh and Lugia or Suicune. Just a Legends series for that gen. I think that would be a beautiful video game. I did enjoy the story and art in here.

[@JunaidWolf3]

I find one with the unknowns locations when u find the letter P its in a patch of flowers kinda a Easter Egg to pikmin

[@simonebackstrom416]

The flower mark at the end looks like a pokeball

[@deGoomyan5538]

i like to think that karen's ancestor's painting is the one decicted in the foreign building in hearthome city (the big church thing)

[@narwhalwrath9574]

Simply put, as Yui is Tao Hua's grandaughter, then Charon, being part of the bloodline makes Tao Hua his ancestor as well. Maybe the Opal thing has merit, but it doesn't necessarily have to if Tao Hua is related to Charon as well

[@TsuriaDragon]

I love Pokémon Battle Revolution amazing game

[@madnessarcade7447]

He’s the ancestor of charon as well

[@un0riginal539]

My theory is that during the time of Legends Arceus non-parasite paras/parasect exist but they were wiped out before the events of the modern Pokémon games

[@blumanttt]

If Pokémon arceus did a DLC with other regions and Pokémon to catch it would of been a money maker

[@MCWalter126]

I wonder if how everybody would react if the Pokemon Battle Revolution reference would lead to a remake of the game?

[@wistyfish9844]

I thought the parasect entry actually meant that people cut the mushrooms off of parasect to eat, therefore uhhh… De-braining them

[@yasedb]

i was always annoyed at how the red gyarados news had nothing to do with that image, so im glad for this detail

[@utlukka950]

It is likely Tao Hua could be Mustard's ancestor.

[@madnessarcade7447]

I definitely never noticed the new buildings

[@boysslater9606]

I experienced a event out front of galaxy corps where they talk about plans for the future

[@Commander_Appo]

With Chansey and Blissey, I think they also heal you. I don’t know if it’s just me, but I feel like I get healed quicker when one of them approaches me. I tested it by calling Braviary, and then hopping off it when it stops going up.

[@inshaneguy]

I like to think that some of these secrets may pop up in Scarlet and Violet. Like maybe Tao Hua's descendent is in that game, or maybe we will get the variant of Paras and Parasect without mushrooms.

[@matthewpatrick5139]

Regional variant where paras evolves without the mushroom and moves instead of becoming a fungal zombie