5 Mysterious Things in Pokémon That Haven't Been Explained #2

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[@koomori]

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[@possumthetrainer3440]

Oh yeah no I don't do any of those things so it won't do anything for me lol thanks for the offer though

[@insanemakaioshin]

I always worked on the theory that the Tower Duo served the Weather Trio. Ho-Oh guards the sky, Rayquaza symbolizes the sky itself. Lugia guards the sea, Kyogre symbolizes the sea. *Regigigas* shapes the land, Groudon symbolizes the land. I think the last tower was built for Regigigas.

[@timgorg1919]

@@insanemakaioshin nice theory. Probably Calyrex is fitting too

[@insanemakaioshin]

@@timgorg1919 Calyrex is more about ruling the land than protecting it.

[@Drakeon555]

About the whole Ghetsis thing, dataminers actually found that his hydreigon has literally zero friendship instead of the base value that most NPC controlled Pokemon have so the current theory is that his hydreigon lashed out and mauled him.

[@newski7284]

It could also have been to maximize the power of Frustration, making his battle, and Hydregion more powerful. Although I do like this theory.

[@gabriellockwood2780]

The most common fan theory, especially when B2W2 first released was that Ghetsis had "killed" the protagonists from BW after N leaves with Zekrom/Reshiram. Ghetsis killed this kid, and in doing so, got caught in the crossfire, or otherwise caused his Hydreigon to lash out at him and cost him his arm. The frostbite theory is "okay", but I personally think him getting rid of the previous champion and that resorting in his missing arm fits his arc better.

[@dillmo28]

itd be cool if both Gets n his Hydreig had the same injuries. 2 headed event Hydra

[@BJGvideos]

@@gabriellockwood2780 But his arm was already black at N's coronation

[@gabriellockwood2780]

@@BJGvideos Again, as I mentioned slightly, the frostbite theory could work, but it's not sound/solid on its own. Most of the damage had to have been from a strong force-something like a dragon. And he has an under level Hydreigon, like many of the higher-ups in the old Rocket gang and such... Hell, Lance's whole Team was lower levels than their Evolution would occur at... and in the Manga, Lance is part of/joins with Team Rocket on several occasions, until it's disbanded and he fights them in GSC...

[@Ryodraco]

10:32 There was a animated segment aired to promote the Crown Tundra DLC. It featured Leon somewhat covertly inviting Mustard to the Galarian Star Tournament while it was still in its planning stage. Presumably this is what Mustard was talking about. Nothing ominous, he was just hinting at what was to come in the DLC.

[@luckynag7695]

Exactly my thoughts, but who knows maybe 'the time' is yet to come...

[@AceXGamer-yb7pv]

I was thinking he was referring to your character inheriting the dojo since you beat the starting rival, evolve the dojo mascot and legendary; Kubfu, and beat Mustard himself

[@Ryodraco]

@@AceXGamer-yb7pv except he refers to both himself and you needing to get ready by training. If it was about giving the player character the dojo then only they would need to train.

[@ZeldaboyOG]

Yeah I thought once you meet the requirements to unlock the tournament he actually tells you they've been secretly planning it.

[@AceXGamer-yb7pv]

@@Ryodraco I've seen all the comments that it was him talking about a tournament but my thinking was that he wanted to see if the player could still beat him again if they took time training to be stronger. I doubt that crazy old Mustard would make it easy to inherit the dojo with full proving yourself

[@missliv.404]

Additional fun fact for Ghetsis: in the Generations episode you can see for a second that his eyeball seems to be missing and theres just raw flesh. I guess Kyurem attacking him is a possibility, I personally always thought it was Hydreigon because of the 0 friendship. Ghetsis seems to abuse his Pokèmon to the point they even turn against him

[@bunnybird9342]

Literally what the actual fuck is wrong with Ghetsis Jesus Christ

[@corvistein9016]

Could be he lost the eye to hydregon and the arm to Kyurem

[@crystalian965]

By any chance, do you know which episode and frame?

[@minos69666]

@@crystalian965 episode 15 i guess, just searched "pokemon origins ghetsis" and there is the episode, but could be the 4th too

[@ronaldmcnugs]

I know the ghetsis theory is he got hurt by Kyurem but I prefer the theory that he forced his Hydreigon to evolve early, permanently dropped it's friendship to it's lowest level, and got brutally attacked by it and it messed up his arm and eye

[@WatchingCrow]

It could’ve used tri attack on him once it evolved, electrocuting him, burning him, and giving him frostbite all at the same time

[@Lampfinder1619]

Edit: Okay then, Ignore this part cuz i was kinda wrong in this one I mean it kinda makes sense cuz -kyurem wasn't revealed in B/W- (Actually, He was in B/W postgame) AND we see his arm is blackened where he puts a crown on N in one of the cutscenes- ------ I do believe in the theory that Hydreigon was the one who attacked Ghetsis not Kyurem, here are my reasons on why: -Ghetsis' left arm looks *burned* but he's able to move it -If he was attacked by Kyurem, wouldn't he be like won't be able to move his arm because it was frozen due to Kyurem's Glaciate and shouldn't it be paralyzed? -Kyurem is a part Ice type and has no fire moves therefore it's Ghetsis' Hydreigon that did that to his left arm -Hydreigon can learn several fire type moves by TM and Ghetsis' Hydreigon has the move Fire blast. Since Ghetsis abuses his Deino, dropping it's friendship to the lowest, It might have brutally attacked Ghetsis using Fire blast after evolving into Hydreigon

[@SuperSayianWarrior]

@@Lampfinder1619 not revealed? You can catch it in BW in the Giant Chasm in the post Game.

[@Lampfinder1619]

@@SuperSayianWarrior Wait W H A T- Well damn i didn't know you can catch kyurem in B/W I thought he was only in B2W2 I played b2w2 alot more than bw

[@SuperSayianWarrior]

@@Lampfinder1619 no, it's BW forms can only be access in BW2, much in the same way Primals can only be accessed in ORAS and not XY

[@dylantheriault3481]

"You looked too hard into it and found something that wasn't there" The foreshadowing was absolutely ironic. Mustard is talking about the Galar Star Tournament, considering you're both competitors in it. Just a cheeky reference to the next DLC that was coming after the Isle of Armor and nothing more.

[@ZeldaboyOG]

Data miners found the data of Volcanion, Hoopa, Magearna, and AZ Floette in XY before they were ever announced save for the last one as it was shown in the game and never officially announced. Magearna was planned for Kalos. This is already a known thing. Hence why you can get Magearna in that game as well with a serial code. Edit: I meant QR. Edit 2: I was actually mixing up Diancie and Magearna. To be fair Magearna is pretty much just a robot Diancie. Also it was first shown in the Anime in Kalos.

[@GloomyFish]

Magearna? you mean Diancie, right?

[@НиколайИванов-в8ы1я]

And she also appeared in a movie with Volcanion literally set in Kalos which aired parallel to early Z leaks

[@123456789111ab]

@Николай Иванов Ho-Oh appeared in the first episode of the anime which doesn't make it a Kanto Pokemon

[@ZeldaboyOG]

@@123456789111ab it isn't obtainable in the wild in Kanto. Lapras, Mr. Mime, Exeggcute, Dratini, are Johtonian. In Kanto Lapras is a gift Pokemon, Mr. Mime is only obtainable through trades, and the last two can only be found in the Safari Zone. You only find these Pokemon naturally in the wild in Johto. Scyther, and Pinsir are Sinnoan. They're only found in the Safari Zone in Kanto which again are non-native Pokemon, and in the Bug-Catching Contest in Johto which are stocked Pokemon as well. They're only first obtainable in the wild in Sinnoh. Slugma, Houndour, and Murkrow are Kantonian. They're not found anywhere in Johto. Realistically mythic Pokemon only obtainable through events can't really said to be from any known region. However I'm going off of earliest game obtainable.

[@ZeldaboyOG]

@@GloomyFish yeah you're right. I meant Diancie. That's my bad.

[@maraude8323]

Megearna is indeed a Kalos Pokemon. The 19th Pokemon movie confirms this, so it is very likely that Volcanion and Megearna were intended to be released in Pokemon Z before the cut.

[@kingaxolotl262]

That what im saying her origin was revealed in that movie also why is it still a mystery

[@c0mpu73rguy]

Lugia is a gen 1 pokemon then? And Latias and Latios are gen 2 Pokemon? If we go by the movies, that’s what’s implied.

[@kingaxolotl262]

@@c0mpu73rguy that also makes ho-oh and togipi gen 1 pokemon bc they debuted in indego leage

[@maraude8323]

@@c0mpu73rguy Well, Lugia is a bit of an odd duck as it was originally meant to be a movie exclusive Pokemon and was later adapted as the counterpart legendary to Ho-oh. As for Latios and Latias, the Pokemon Hero's movie was released the year after Ruby and Sapphire so I'm thinking that one was more of a convenience scenario. It was always weird to me that they were highlighted in a movie during the Johto arc but given the timeline of things it might have been the only opportunity the Pokemon company had to give them their own movie. Looking at a list of the Pokemon movies, since 1999 there has been a movie released every year except for 2010, probably because they dropped 2 movies in 2009, and 2019.

[@connarperry]

A year late but there's a fair bit of evidence that supports Lugia is missingno from gen 1 and further supports that Lugia was originally a water type. Just look at it's design, it just screams water type. Lugias lore based around the coast line and the location of missingno, missingno's dex information, cry and moves all suggests another legendary (water type) bird, all placeholders but suggests this was supposed to be. It just makes sense that Lugia was supposed to be the box legendary for Pokémon blue and ho-oh for red, fire and water. then there's missingnos colouring as well keep in mind that there's a 2nd missingno that's uses more ho-ohs colouring, speaking of ho-oh it first appears in the very first season of the anime and top it off missingno's purpose is to fill the gap of the missing 100 Dex entrys that the Pokémon in joto were supposed to occupy. Joto is a part of gen 1, just not officially.

[@hey_your_boi_mike_here5025]

I’m pretty sure that mustard was talking about the Galar star tournament

[@winter_hope_asriel_dreemurr]

Yeah probably

[@dylantheriault3481]

100% he was

[@Noriyatsu]

Yeah, galar star tournament, but the conspiracy theory had to go beyond that apparently.. galar star tournament is being hinted at, and guest what mustard is part of the line up... Leon must have contacted mustard about it to ask for his participation...

[@neosolitudexevermore4895]

That's exactly what I was thinking.

[@stevenjohnson6962]

That's what I've always thought

[@brockschannel3927]

I'd like to see a video about debunking common Pokemon myths.

[@BJGvideos]

I did one of that about the main villains. No, Cyrus didn't lose his emotions to Mesprit, no, Archie and Maxie weren't Rockets, etc.

[@brockschannel3927]

@@BJGvideos here's a couple Pok'emon myths: Charizard CAN carry a person. In the anime, Ash's Charizard carried a Golem into the air(Golem weights 600 lbs), and Ash's Charizard is considered a runt amongst Charizards. Macargo's body heat WOULDN'T Light the planet on fire, there are industrial plasma torches that burn a lot hotter than Macargo.

[@jamesrath]

I'm certain the text from Mustard is in reference to the Galarian Star Tournament that he partakes in. That came out later with the Crown Tundra and wasn't revealed at the time the Isle of Armor was released.

[@crimsonplayer1175]

i agree

[@nicology13]

I was thinking this as well.

[@juanamezcua7171]

That or training kubfu

[@TrisFireblood]

Yup, that was my immediate thought as well

[@tyrusconley]

@@juanamezcua7171 you already trained Kubfu by this time.

[@kjbarr7112]

Magearna was build in the Kalos region by Nikola. In the anime, Magearna was purchased from an antique shop for Lillie from her father. But I guess it's a little messy there when you try to figure out HOW you get Magearna because the story is much different in the anime vs the game.

[@kirbyfazendoummoonwalk9214]

Yeah, Anime is not canon to the games

[@kingaxolotl262]

The movie gives Us information about magerna

[@wyrvern8010]

I belive that Mustard was talking about the Galarian Star Tournament, when he said that during the Isle of Armor DLC

[@kalekapphahn252]

@HoopsandHipHop The thing Mustard talks about is the Galarian Star Tournament, the doubles tournament unlocked at the end of The Crown Tundra DLC, where both you and Mustard participate in the highest level battles in the entire game

[@brianrobert9493]

Mustard is referring to the Galarian star tournament. You can’t battle home until after your champion (so you have to go through the story and put Leon in the position to start planning that tournament) and then you only get the call from Leon after you beat both DLCs, which is intended that you do crown tundra after the isle of armor dlc, since they released that way.

[@kalosianporygon]

Here's my take for the Kalos Power Plant: "Hey, what if we create a useless door that will make players write crazy theories about how to unlock it? - You mean like that useless train station in Couriway Town? - Yes, exactly!" As for Magearna, I noticed its Soul-Heart is half-blue, half-red. Kinda like Xerneas and Yveltal. Maybe instead of connecting it with the Power Plant or Zygarde, Magearna is related to the ultimate weapon, it looks pretty regal after all. I have genuinely no idea there was a third tower in Johto.

[@endeityloon136]

i can definitely see that, something about its signature fleur cannon being a powerful move with harsh recoil feels very weapon-y, if that makes sense

[@Mendoza-yi6qk]

Fans making the wildest theories about their favorite game, nah that can't be.

[@dcbandit]

I don't know how Cyberpunk magearna is, but it certainly is fairly Steampunk. I have the theory that magearna is the first manmade pokemon, because it certainly feels like it's more mechanical than organic.

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

I think Hiphop got the words mixed up

[@MoonMoon-cl4co]

Out of all the legendarys I want to know more about Eternatus! Being more on the “newer” side they’re still a lot of things we don’t know about them! And I just mind Eternatus really interesting! :D

[@bradwhite5884]

I feel like there was a planned story for the scrapped sequel game for Sword and Shield or a for a scrapped third dlc that continues the main storyline of the main game, like the royal family of Galar and such, just felt like Galar story felt unfinished or left off with a lot of unanswered questions that the dlc did not touch up on, maybe a Spin off game or when the revisit Galar at some point, or even continue the story in the next generation game that connects Galar in ways, maybe a region based on Ireland, Wales or Scotland could continue the Galar stories, because they have connections to England and the UK in ways, so who knows tbh

[@Ryodraco]

We got enough pieces from the game story,, official website info and pokedex entries to tell a lot of Eternatus' story. Basically it arrived on or in the meteor whose impact created the Dusty Bowl 20,000 years ago and caused Galarian Corsola to become extinct and later be reborn as a Ghost type as the destruction caused the sea there to drain away. Eternatus was dormant there for a long time, but woke up and went out of control 3,000 years ago. Zacian, Zamazenta and the two Heroes quelled it and it went back into dormancy, it's leaking energy creating Power Spots all over Galar and pieces shed from its body forming Wishing Stars. Then Rose discovered its resting place, and overloading it with Wishing Stars caused Eternatus to go crazy again, leading to Zacian and Zamazenta having to stabilize it again (the excess energy being released and spreading around Galar, hence why the amount of Watts you can gather goes way up after this).

[@EbrahiAlii]

@Bruh moment not just that, u left out they both have a similar type of energy, necrozma having aura, eternatus having max energy, also both have a powerful form like ultra necrozma and eternamax eternatus

[@VelvetSkyye]

No

[@RandomGoldieStuff]

@bruh moment theres also some theories that zygarde, necrozma, eternatus, and the disk turtle are all connected, same with their respective mechanics.

[@SegaMario]

For that Third Tower part, that's *DEFINITELY* the perfect opportunity to design a Third Legendary for a third video of giving Legendary duos/trios more members. I *REALLY* wanna see what you cook up for that.

[@fala5764]

There are really 4 towers in jhoto, with 2 being destroyed, and two still standing. Sprout tower looks too similar to the other towers for it to be a coincidence, so maybe the goldenrod and sprout towers were used to worship the legends while the other 2 towers were places for the legends to live.

[@icky5808]

I believe that we will eventually get Pokemon Z when and if they remake the Kalos chapter. I see them including the entire story of X & Y, but then add on the story that will primarily revolve around Zygard

[@eribyeol8403]

I'm really hoping to see the zygarde arc added

[@anoblecilla13]

Yep it’s got dlc written all over

[@Draconic_Incenerator]

Thats if Nintendo doesnt pull a BDSP.

[@JZJ7777]

It’s been years since Pokémon X and Y has been released. I doubt they’ll add a third version, and finding Zygarde is what makes Terminus Cave so special. I don’t know what I’d think if that wasn’t possible.

[@theshigis16]

Pokemon Legends ZA was announced, you pretty much nailed it

[@AceRide]

I feel like Volcanion's distribution itself is evidence that there were originally different plans for it. It was officially revealed only about two months prior to the announcement of Generation 7, and players in most parts of the world couldn't get their hands on a legitimate one until, at the earliest, November 2016. Sun & Moon were first released on November 18, 2016; X & Y were first released on October 13, 2013, and Volcanion was in the code from day one. It took almost an entire generation for Game Freak to officially acknowledge that this pokémon existed, and even longer to get it in players' hands. It's like they were scrambling to fit it in before it's debut generation ended, and they weren't even completely successful in doing so.

[@d.gersby5080]

About the Mustard thing, he was clearly talking about the Gigantamax Urshifu quests since you're supposed to do it at a later time in the game. A lot of people didn't understand this because they've already done everything (beaten Leon and gotten their pokémon to lvl 100) and they just breezed through the whole Isle of Armor story arc in one sitting which you weren't supposed to. The first half of the Isle of Armor story takes place early game when you just started your adventure, then continue on to the original story of Sw/Sh, and by then you can go back to the second half of the Isle of Armor DLC where Kubfu will naturally be around level 70 (without using exp candy, just by following the main story). That's when Mustard says your bond with Kubfu is now strong and is now ready to evolve and upgrade to its gigantamax forme. Trust me, it makes sense that way and I know this was also Gamefreak's intention

[@boltybolt1697]

Actually, he's referring to the Galarian Star tournament

[@griffinwalker8973]

Wasn’t there a theory about Ghetsis that was related to his Hydreigon, and it’s low friendship level with him?

[@Ajzan1]

My theory about Kalos Power Plant is that originally the Team Flare plot aroung this area was much different. It might have went like we were meant to figure out which door to unlock following Grunt's vague clues.

[@botaniccal]

Another thing of note for Magearna is that its signature attack name, "Fleur Cannon", is literally in French

[@hissirenprincess619]

I love Pokemon mysteries! also I'm wondering, in Pokemon USUM we visit a dimension named Ultra Ruins where Alola has been almost destroyed, was this a reality were Aether foundation won and the protagonist lost? Just like the team rainbow rocket members conquered/destroyed the realities they came from, maybe this alternate version of Alola is similar.

[@NscherzingerFan]

I would add the Sprout Tower as a mystery as well in Johto. We know there is a scrapped Weepinbell evolution but overall I always find it weird that Violet City had a Tower dedicated to Bellsprout. Nothing in the story or the area gives a good explaination beside being inspired by it's gentle/calm nature. The Gym is dedicated to flying types. What is it's function beside being the home for sage characters. Also finding Flash in that area always seemed weird. Bellsprout isn't known for that either.

[@wildsilverfox3149]

I never thought of it that way. But your right, it is weird how they would give a tower to dedicate a bellsprout which isn’t known to be a magnificent Pokémon not legendary, if anything it could be back in the past where Pokémon was still feared like in PLA and bellsprout was seen as a magical growing plant that somehow helped in some way and became somewhat of an icon to people that later on created a tower just for bellsprout. The flash tm is easily explained away due to it being conveniently what we need to see in specific caves in the region, to obtain a teddiursa I think? My memory isn’t great with the johto era, but I do think it is odd to have a tower to dedicate to a nine legendary Pokémon that’s nothing like ho oh or lugia. it could of been mistaken for a celebi due to its plant like form and small size but that’s a tad stretch.

[@Flugzeugdreger]

I always figured Mustard was just talking about the darkest day, since you can go to the isle of armour before you finish the game's story if you're on a new playthrough.

[@heroofmasks]

But the line comes after you finish the first dlc which can only be done after becoming champion and catching the box legendary

[@Flugzeugdreger]

@@heroofmasks well so much for that theory then.

[@patrickkh1245]

10:02 he is talking about the galar Star tournament which is apart of the crown of tundra dlc.

[@georges2842]

With that last one: You mean "fourth tower." Everyone forgets about the Sprout Tower.

[@c.v.emmans]

I've always thought Magearna was meant to be sort of an opposite to Zygarde-Steel/Fairy and Dragon/Ground would both have an advantage and vulnerability to each other. There was so much past/future theming in X&Y, Magearna could have represented the past while Zygarde represented the future in some way, and how one impacts the other.

[@manjugangwar7245]

I think mustard might have 2 reasons for the dialogue- 1-This is the most likely he wants to rematch you for the champion title as he was a champion before and he simply wants it back. 2.He might be talking about maybe a 3rd darkest day.

[@EinsamPibroch278]

13:55 Uh Oh, Dr Laventon in Hisui said there's no tech involved with PokéBalls, the Pokémon naturally shrink themselves. So, why was this Pokéball so HiTech as to come to life as Magearna?

[@orangespark2340]

2:31 Aight. There is an explanation to this, it just kinda flew under the radar. I've followed italian youtuber Cydonia for a long time now, he makes pokemon videos and one of these was about a leak that popped up before the reveal of pokemon X and Y. It shone heavy light upon what the plot was meant to be, and i recall the power plant getting mentioned a couple times. The video does show pictures of the message with the leaks, so even if you don't understand italian, i recommend watching it.

[@jekish6625]

I feel like the mustard thing may be talking about the darkest day as you can also play the dlc before the pokemon league (I think) and so he somehow knows what the chairman is doing, either told by Leon or he just used his mustard powers

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

I guess the mysteries in the XY games is what makes XY 2 of the most hated Pokémon games in the universe. And also, I wonder if one of Ghetsis’s leg is actually not normal leg.

[@SegaMario]

13:30 I'm sorry? I think Steampunk is the word you're looking for. If it was Cyberpunk, it'd look much more futuristic, which wouldn't make sense for back when it was built.

[@nathanmcclung3564]

Mustard was most likely referring to the tournament that leon was holding that you participate in. Makes sense given that his warning was in the first dlc and the second dlc is when the tournament was held. Given that mustard was his teacher it would make sense that he already had contacted him on the idea and told him to be ready for it. That said he wanted most to see it as a surprise so he only told a lucky few people by that time.

[@Masterown35]

I'd like to see a Legends Arceus style game for Johto. Could explore what had happened with the burned tower, and the tower in Goldenrod, the legendary dogs before they burned in the tower, and maybe even the Sinjoh ruins. Would be a real nice follow-up to Arceus IMO.

[@Rainbow-yb7uw]

Video starts at 2:16

[@TrisFireblood]

With the Mustard thing, I think he was talking about the Galarian Star Tournament or whatever it was called. I don’t think it was as ominous as you implied, especially since he laughed when he said “You’ll find out soon enough.”

[@Garde_Mystik]

Magearna was created in Kalos according to its own movie, in the Kingdom of Azoth. AZOTH has been used in ORAS as a plan to bring an end and new beginning to everything, while a Team Aqua/Magma grunt confirms the A stood for beginning and Z stood for end. Magearna's entire concept and design seems to have been heavily inspired by the Ultimate Weapon, with it being fueled by Pokemon life energy and both opening their flower-shaped cannons to fire their signature beam attack. My guess is that the creator was a fan of Kalos history and wanted to model a Pokemon off it, but nothing too tied to the direct events. They even had a good intention for it, which was just giving it off as a gift to the Azoth princess and having it be her playmate. Magearna's role from how it's portrayed is essentially being the ultimate gift Pokemon since it was used as a gift for a princess, and now it's being used as a gift to us. Its source of power however, was proven to be a threat since many people wanted to take advantage of it, so it was hidden away for so long.

[@JesseNightingale]

I like to think Mustard was talking about when he eventually dies our character will have the power to continue training with others in the Dojo

[@theduskninja4641]

I think he was talking about the team-up battle system after crown tundra as he participates in it too!

[@JesseNightingale]

@@theduskninja4641 I forgot all about that lol

[@joshuaedwards8027]

The one with Mustard in sword and shield - the sword and shield DLC’s were clearly meant to be part of the main game, they just didn’t meet the deadline or they realised they could make more money in DLC’s. Nobody in the isle of armour addresses you as the champion, nor do they talk about the events with Eternatus. In fact, they still talk about Leon being the unbeatable champ despite you beating him. Mustard knew about Eternatus because the events of this DLC were supposed to take place mid game. Further backed up by the same level scaling as the wild area, if you were supposed to do the dlc post game it would be more of a post game challenge. Regarding kalos games, I have always felt that due to stores ignoring the worldwide release and selling copies early, causing other stores to follow, that they kind of wiped their hands with it. The games felt like they had so much more to discover, but the whole release was soured.

[@LightStreak567]

8:58 Speaking of "learning from failures", Team Plasma learned from the failures of Team Rocket, Team Aqua, Team Magma and Team Galactic, they realized that hiding their true intentions is the best way to avoid a lot of interference from rebelling Pokemon Trainers, because Rocket, Aqua, Magma and Galactic drew a lot of unwanted attention to them. This is why the members of Team Plasma loyal to Ghetsis pretended to be Pokemon rights activists.

[@bradwhite5884]

We need more evil teams like Team Plasma in the near future, none of these Team Skull or Team Yell, a proper evil teams, the likes of Team Skull and Team Yell should be side ones or rival teams instead, so yeah

[@LightStreak567]

I got no problem with Team Skull and Team Yell. Wouldn't get boring and repetitive if every team we faced had the goal of using all Pokemon for their criminal activities? That's what Team Rovket and Team Plasma were all about, the only difference is Team Plasma got smart and tried to deceive everyone.

[@BepisQueen]

The third tower is a reference to Sugon tower in now modern day Kansai, the region of Japan that johto was based on. During World War II, the region was home to the Sugondese, which were native to the area. Unfortunately, this was a dark time for Japan, and they raided the territory, leaving the Sugondese nearly extinct. The Japanese military had demolished the Sugon tower to assert their dominance. After the war, starting in 1963, and finishing in 1964, the Kyoto Tower was built in its place.

[@gabriellockwood2780]

This speculation, especially regarding Magearna, is utterly redundant. Given the context from the Magearna movie, the Dex Entries, etc. Magearna wasn't meant to exist. Nicholas accidentally created it while performing alchemy. So, having created a new lifeform, originally kept it hidden, taught it basic manners and how to help people and Pokémon. Before his passing, Nicholas presented Magearna to his King as a gift for the royal family, but specifically as a maid/nanny for the children of the King. Nicholas passed away later, and Magearna shut itself inside its "shell" in a sort of vigil//"mourning" phase, until it opened back up and began spending time with the children. In Alola, it was mentioned to be a gift to that ancient King, but somehow it stopped working and ended up in the Hau'Oli Antiques shoppe. Personally, I think the Kingdom of Azoth was based in Kalos at some point, but wasn't made FOR Kalos, as it fits as an "Island Guardian" like the Tapu's a bit better. Being silver-grey, and man-made, EXACTLY LIKE the Aether Island... It fits in Alola just as well as Kalos, even when considering a potential "Zed" Pokémon game smh

[@purehyper124]

I think both Lugia and Ho-oh used or shared the tower, with both fathers are found there. But then a tower was built for each, so that one was torn down.

[@zerotodona1495]

Feathers*

[@multiversal_guardian7079]

On the part about Mustard and his strange foreshadowing of something we do not know, I don't think it's necessarily anything bad. It's entirely possible he plans on asking the player to become the new Master of the Dojo when he eventually retires. He's definitely getting up there in age, and he'll have to step down eventually. It makes sense to get someone he sees great promise in, to help them grow so they'll be ready when he asks them to take over in his stead. He'd probably test your strength one final time before stepping down and making you the Master, which explains why you both need to continue training, so you're both at your very greatest.

[@roxas4900]

I'm pretty sure Mustard was talking about the Star Tournament from the Crown Tundra DLC

[@HiroZeroVirus]

i could easily see Magearna being the antithesis of Zygard. It being an obvious nod to the progress of people as technology and pokemon evolve together, and Zygard being the guardian of the balance of nature. maybe one of them was supposed to take their job too seriously, and you had to rely on the other "bring it back to its senses". or maybe Volcanion having a freakout, shutting down the power plant, and the other two having to deal with it.

[@thegr8n4te38]

9:01 anyone know what this scene is from?

[@BJGvideos]

Pokémon Evolutions

[@thegr8n4te38]

@@BJGvideos which one?

[@BJGvideos]

@@thegr8n4te38 There's only one Plasma one

[@FoxxyFire-HellFrost]

Don't forget that, in Crystal version, the director will give you the Clear Bell. Suicune is the leader of the legendary beasts and the idea that a tower associated with Suicune or the trio of beasts is entirely possible. The Tin Tower and the Brass Tower were constructed in honor of Lugia and Ho-Oh respectively, yet your encounter with Suicune (in Crystal) is in the Brass Tower which seems strange. Wouldn't these divine beasts, resurrected by Ho-Oh garner reverence from the citizens of Ecruteak? Wouldn't they show them the same respect by building a monument in their honor? It's just speculation, but the way they're mentioned makes them seem pretty important. Just food for thought.

[@ninomitchell2039]

5:30 how much you willing to bet he's right, ignoring when the remake comes out

[@TheGamingInkling]

Hopefully ZA will fill in the gaps

[@dannyfox9262]

hangovers are from not drinking enough water while consuming alcohol. I drink enough whisky to know that first hand. The sponsored drinkight help, but drinking water before and during drinking alcohol is the best thing to do.

[@Tsukune2001]

Mustard was referring to the galarian star tournament.

[@endeityloon136]

but that's so LAME

[@brandonswanson8902]

Could it simply be Mustard referring to how he and Klara and Peony would show up for the other tournament in Wyndlon? The Stars Tournament I think it's called; it was set up by Leon after you bet him at the Battle Tower. Pretty sure Mustard just wanted to make sure we, as the new Galar Champion, were ready to protect our title from everybody else cause he and everyone else intended to become stronger by then. But it's just an educated guess on my part; even if what Mustatd said did sound WAY more ominous and important than that.

[@S0U1K33P3R]

hold up- doesn't mustard's hair look like hisuian zorua's little head wisp thingy? i just noticed

[@its_ant_in_knee]

I always just assumed that Mustard's comments were referring to the Galarian Star Tournament Edit Like million people said this already just keep scrolling don't mind me

[@chrissouthey5748]

With Mustard's statement, I just assumed he was hinting towards the Galar Star Tornimemt from the next DLC wave

[@purehyper124]

I think Muster was talking about the crow tundra, because it's a future event and you do face a lot of legendarys there.

[@kayarayvn2483]

Isle of Armor came out before Crown Tundra and can be accessed from the beginning of the game, the moment you reach the Wild Area and the train system is fully unlocked. Crown Tundra had a minimum level of 60. Fairly certain Mustard was referring to the Crown Tundra DLC.

[@PragMagik]

Seeing the Black and White cutscene in this video is triggering demonetization flashbacks 😂

[@Ludigg00]

I think Mustard was referring to the Galarian Star tournament

[@AlexDayz]

For the Mustard think I think he might be talking about the Star Tournament. While it wasn’t added till the Crown Tundra it does appear that the DLCs where developed together, they’re even called Part 1 and Part 2. Plus we see in Twilight Wings that Mustard is one of the first people Leon talks to about it probably while still in planning it

[@Myk95]

Since you mentioned Zygarde, there is a good theory why it is in Alola rather than a Gen 6 sequel. Zygarde maintains the balance of the ecosystem, and its presence in Alola is to prevent the threat of the Ultra Beasts. But since the player character saved the region, Zygarde chose to stay and keep an eye.

[@Garde_Mystik]

tbh this is not a theory. The manga confirmed this as facts, Ultra Beasts directly interfere with Zygarde's role by concept, and Dexio and Sina try to hint this out to you. My guess is that they wanted the player to figure this out.

[@JZJ7777]

I’d love to know just what happened to Ghetsis, such as why his right arm is always concealed, why he wears a glass patch over his right eye, and why he seems to have trouble moving the right side of his mouth in the games.

[@kropes_kropes]

I think that mustard might be talking about the Galarian star tournament. Because both the trainer character and mustard competed in the tournament and it definitely makes more sense for him to be foreshadowing something in the game of Sword and Shield than in a completely different game.

[@rendeason4615]

I’m pretty sure Mustard was just referring to the 2nd DLC and probably all the battles between numerous legendary Pokémon. Definitely need to train up for that.

[@ceejay7337]

Isn't it usually a tell for "Mythical" pokemon to be tells of the next generation? Magearna is a theme set up for Galar gen 8, Hoopa in gen 7 for wormholes, Genesect for a Cannon and technology we use on life for gen 6, phone and manaphy a metaphor for rebirth in gen 5, Jirachi is the plot of a man's wish for a new world, Cerebii the protector of the forest but what made the world for gen 3, and Mew for the movie, they were planning on stopping after gen 2 before the hype truly hit. All a theory of course.

[@zacpereiranagle116]

Since u can get access to isle of armour before end game I reckon mustard said for the time was cause of eternertas u feel

[@ninomitchell2039]

Oversight or not, I've always thought they'd be usable in "pokemon z," even if it's not released when we were all hoping.

[@Marshadow01]

If we ever get a Pokémon Z I hope they open the power plants

[@Emily-lh6em]

I always wanted to go there..😮‍💨

[@spenceruzumaki9115]

More of less mustard was talking about the star tournament since all top class trainers took place and was stronger too

[@blackJJseventeen]

Mustard is probably just talking about the Galarian star tournament from the second DLC

[@matthewbooth8487]

Third Johto tower means a new fakemon video?

[@master_atlas]

The Mustard thing is referring to the Galarian Stars Tournament, which is further confirmed by being required to beat Mustard to unlock and by the anime shorts we saw with Leon speaking to him at the dojo in his battle tower gear.

[@kevineeveron2693]

Mustard: " When the time comes to go to crown tundra" and the tournament when you finish that dlc?

[@Dartkitten]

Idk if you have anything planned for halloween but i suggest a top 5/10 about what you think the scariest places in pokemon games are. For me i thought the Ruins of Alph were creepy as a kid

[@Nicholas_Paul]

I’m glad you mentioned Mustard, ever since the encounter with him I’ve wondered the same thing.. I have a couple theories to what he was talking about. When Kubfu was originally released it said on the Pokémon website - Once upon a time in the past it traveled to another region and trained in the mountains there. This was an obvious hint to Legends Arceus. Also the reveal of Mustards hair underneath his hat resembles Hisuian Zorua / Hisuian Zoroark. I truly think he was setting us up to our adventure is Legends

[@KogawaYuri-ENVtuber]

Oh wow that’s cool! Really cool! Hints to Legends Arceus! 😆

[@docxy7331]

The third tower couldve been a pitstop for the kanto birds and legendary beasts

[@pokechatter]

But the beasts didn’t exist until the destruction of Lugia’s tower.

[@docxy7331]

@@pokechatter right right

[@Queazii]

Does anyone else think that the doors for the power plant could've been used for just in case they needed somewhere for an event? Like each door needs a different event pass

[@JZJ7777]

Well, if that’s the case, where are the other event passes? I’ve never crossed any

[@Queazii]

@@JZJ7777 bro I have to rewatch the video now just to reply because I have no idea what I was talking about now lmao

[@byronpugh8348]

I think mustard is referencing the stadium in the crown tundra you can fight not only mustard but pretty much every other major character in the game. You can also team up with them.

[@myname2896]

Ok, we have to start a petition for pokemon z now

[@LifeAsToldbyDani]

10:31 he’s talking about the Galarian Star Tournament

[@juliarose608]

I think the ominous thing Mustard was talking about could’ve been the Galarian Star Tournament if he knew Leon was planning to start it.

[@TsuriaDragon]

Ghetsis definitely pull off the Napoleon Bonaparte look as well which may also hint at the next Gen 6 leading to France. Ghetsis sees himself as an conqueror, leader, and ruler.

[@winter_hope_asriel_dreemurr]

Megearna seams the be a mechanical Diancie so many that would have been one of the other power plant doors.

[@tomaszwojciula]

6:54 "His right arm is completely black" *Nanomachines, son!*

[@battleformixedisland648]

I have 3 theories about the 3rd question 1: maybe, mustard probably wants to train with you to stop the darkest day. But while he was coming, he was stopped by someone that doesn't want mustard getting hurt 2: maybe, mustard wants to beat other trainers with you In the future 3: maybe, mustard wants to catch some legendary pokemon in the future, so mustard having you will help alot

[@user-fy5kt5dw1s]

Mustard is talking about the galarian star tournament that was released with the crown tundra dlc

[@Infinitystar225]

9:56 I'm pretty sure this was a hint for the Galarian Star Tornament

[@andrejslukins9637]

An ad for anti-hangover drink before a Pokémon video?.. OK. The fanbase sure has aged.

[@pauloing1pauloing167]

02:38 click here to start the video.

[@BearFierce]

Mustard was referring to the Crown Tundra DLC. Isle of Armor came out in the summer in June and Crown Tundra came out in October of the same year.

[@Gambit1102]

About Mustard. I think he was referring to the Galarian Star Tournament. It makes sense in the context of the DLCs. A little bit of foreshadowing in the games for the second DLC.

[@krystelbeaulieu-thibault3621]

Wasn't Megearna discovered in X and Y too? It would make a lot of sense with what you said.

[@Golden______freddy]

No gen 7 so sun and moon

[@krystelbeaulieu-thibault3621]

I swear she was discovered in the files of X and Y, like Hoopa@@Golden______freddy

[@Golden______freddy]

@@krystelbeaulieu-thibault3621 you might be right I don’t know though I was going off the gen it was introduced in.

[@cofagrigusfan24]

about Ghetsis right arm dataminers(?) where able to remove his mantle in Masters, and it reveals 2 arms, he just has his right arm behind his back

[@BJGvideos]

It does rather imply limited movement though

[@Emily-lh6em]

Good morning everyone. Glad to wake up to a new video 😃

[@Blvssfvl]

Why do you wake up so late

[@orangespark2340]

@@Blvssfvl timezones exist

[@Emily-lh6em]

It's almost 10am for me lol I woke up at 9am to a hungry cat who doesn't care if it's Saturday.

[@echomaestro3664]

I think mustard was talking about death and that he might think that if you get stronger as have a strong bond with your Pokémon you might surpass or “beat” death and that he says that the young player will find it EVENTUALLY. This seems like that the player will experience death after mustard as mustard is a pretty old man. Mustard thinks that he will get even stronger battling the player and somehow thinks that he might be ready for when his time comes. Idk just what I think Also in Pokémon legends celebi Once they make it which I think they will They might explore that tower which maybe was built before the other two as maybe the legendary for the third tower was before Lugia and ho oh but either left, became extinct or some other reason. Pokémon could easily do this as they sort of added another legendary into a group, I am talking about enamorous and landorus, thunderous and tornadus. Soooooooooo, ye :)