Battle! Zero Lab! Edit (Juno, MOTI)

[@dan_shadowfire4268]

Where are the original videos? Very good mashup btw

[@dan_shadowfire4268]

Oh, I see. In the credits. Very good edit.

[@Slith3rdLegion]

Description has been updated with sources. Real life finally allowed me to sit down and do it. 🤣

[@MichaelCaswell-q5w]

You deserve a round of applause for this, I normally don't like mashups as volumes and voices change so much, but not here, and I love how after the paradise protection protocol activates, we never hear again from Juno's good half of Sada/Turo, once again really good job

[@HypnoticVoid]

time to listen to this on loop during school tomorrow.

[@OgreponMyBeloved]

real

[@WannabeArtist55]

Play it during history class

[@AI-DreigonGPT]

2:51 this *CAN NOT* be interrising when i get KO by a lesser species

[@professionalprofessor9033]

How does this not have more likes. This slaps way too hard

[@WevTheGamma]

You...did what i was looking for...thank ye.

[@maxwolf9226]

Surprised Dialga (pokemons ruler of time) did nothing to prevent the professors

[@emetanti]

No need to prevent when logically it also would know they´re going to be stopped. Time has that fun property that if you can look in both past and future you can quickly tell if it needs interference or will sort itself out.

[@beckytyler6010]

True... and if u try to stop destiny u might create a butterfly effect

[@laterforwork]

To be fair, it is in a parallel universe that they're traveling to, so maybe that has something to do with it

[@maxwolf9226]

@@laterforwork then it would involve palkia, but their just traveling to the future

[@Falconwing51]

I feel like this is more Zygarde's domain? It protects order and the ecosystem, and if the paradoxes all managed to escape the Great Crater, there would've been widespread destruction. My theory is that the "time machine" pulled the paradoxes from different worlds at the same point in time as ours. For example maybe there was a lot more pollution in the world the Future Paradoxes come from, so they had to adapt differently to the main world. Maybe the Past Paradox world didn't have an ice age for whatever reason, so the larger amount of resources meant they didn't have to change much from the dinosaur age. This'd explain why they're called *paradoxes* quite well imo - they're from the current day in a different world, but wouldn't exist naturally in our world unless it was drastically different.

[@diogomonteiro6273]

Nice👍