OVER 100 Hidden SECRETS/ EASTER EGGS In Pokemon Legends Arceus!
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- Pokemon Legends Arceus is full of easter eggs and hidden secrets as well as references to Sinnoh and all of the ancestors in the game! Between it all and some new pokemon Pokedex entries, I have over 100 to explore! Let's go! Also, what is everyone's favorite of all the new Hisuian forms?
0:00 Intro
0:44 Time Travelling and meeting Arceus secret 1
7:40 Volos Ancestor Secret 25
13:36 Spirtomb map location Secret 50
20:00 Charecter ancestors Secret 75
27:39 Manaphys location Secret 100
30:35 How to catch Arceus Secret 110
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I'm working on lots of new theories of course so see you on the 20th or maybe just fractionally before ;) Hope you are all enjoying the game like I am!
Thes Best Part about it is it's Catching Method And Ancestors!!
@@d_r_v_n_k_ Isn't it fantastic
so Toby I got to ask what Pokemon did you use on your team for Pokemon legends Arceus I used
Samurott
Wyrdeer
Kleavor
Tortera
Goondra
Palkia/Dialga I havent chosen which one yet
Irida is Serena from xy no?
I hope you enjoyed the game. Also the sound the flute makes is the same as the game freak sound in the opening of diamond, pearl, and platinum. Fun little detail I realized when I play the game.
I think the most interesting fact of Laventon mentioning that the Pokémon’s “natural” ability to shrink makes me think that Eternatus and Gigantamax energy is some how a reversal of that same natural phenomenon
this makes so much sense!
I like this theory a lot tbh
That's an interesting theory.
call matpat
YO WAIT YOU'RE RIGHT
i also just realized, All the ridable lords from the Diamond clan are able to utilize the dash button but the ones from the Pearl clan do not. because they value their time so much!
That is nuts. It makes sense though.
no braviary can dash
@@robyncragun2311 last I checked, braviary came from the Diamond clan. Because avalugg is from the Pearl clan
@@robyncragun2311 Braviary is diamond clan
@@robyncragun2311 braviary is diamond clan. Her warden is the only member of the diamond clan allowed in the temple apparantly.
When Volo teaches you the "back strike" technique, it is the foreshadowing of what will happen
Except one involves a _blunt_ object smacking pokemon the backs, backs of their _heads_ or _hindquarters_ while the other involves a metaphorical _knife_ to the back of the _torso_ specifically. That metaphor simply doesn't work.
It was also foreshadowing on how I'd become the danger
You start off as this nice eager trainer. And then you kill countless Bidoof, Shinx, Wurmple and Drifloon for the dex
And before you realize it, you've turned into the biggest monster out there
STRIKE THEM DOWN!
It was an attempted assassination front strike.
mattwo7 you're just being pedantic
@@emmareiman64
_You become the swordsman from the Canalave Library story~_
You can actually collect deer antlers without killing them. They shed them once a year so those coat hangers could def be stantler's
I wonder if shed Stantler antlers would have some weird residual psychic energy, maybe you could hypnotise people with them
@@ameliabaxter2033 or if people shave them, and boil the shavings, the tea could be like a sleep tea
@@tonyal8839 haha... (Googles) wait what
@@ameliabaxter2033 the pokedex entry says the black orb in the antlers can be made into a medicinal sleeping powder
Except they have square edges.
A lot of Pokémon have very unique behaviours in this game, as an example blissey will normally attack or run however if your injured they're completely passive and actually follow you.
Alpha Blissey: 🕴🏻😈
Spheals roll around with you if you tackle roll around them
that is kinda wholesome tbh
I tried it and they do its very adorable
Not really an Easter egg because it's stated outright, but the ending confirms that the Arceus we catch and carry around is not actually Arceus's true self but a proxy/ avatar of Arceus that allows the player to use a portion of its power. This settles the whole "10 year old catches God in a ball" controversy.
However in Legends a 10 year old does capture at least 3 pokemon that by all accounts are gods, Palkia, Dialga and Giratina.
But it is stated that we’re 15 in this game, so only 10 year olds can catch God. Anything older isn’t worthy
@@danibo17864 true, god forbit an adult tried to catch a god better leave that to a 10yr old.
Guess that means the beta sprite for Arceus really could be its true form!
@@IOwnKazakhstan in gnostic mysticism, a weird branch of Medieval Christianity, God is the collective memory of all mankind; so God is “captured” by all humans capable of conscious thought. In that belief our existence is a mimicry of the essence of God. Not only do we control God, but we are becoming it.
Apparently in Japanese, Kamado's accent that breaks through at the end is Kansai dialect, which could suggest that he's actually from Johto, which is the pokemon world equivalent of the Kansai region. I've seen some people say specifically that he could be from Mahogany town, since Mahogany is called a ninja retreat, which would explain Beni, and it's near the Lake of Rage, which could have been where the pokemon that destroyed his home came from.
It would honestly also make sense in his clothing. If he were from Galar he would probably wear clothes more akin to Laventon and not something that is clearly more traditional. Maybe he travelled to Galar before and acquired the Armor that way. Maybe it was a gift to him being a foreign diplomat.
Yeah, just because the armor is Galarian that doesn't mean he is from Galar.
@@AzureKite In the picture we see from him and his wife both are wearing a more western (galarian) style of clothing. With his suit and her dress. What if his wife had been from Galar and the armor was a sort of gift or something he bought when visiting?
@@lurkingone7079 But he also mentions the Darkest Day from Sword and Shield. Maybe his ancestry is from Johto and the family moved to Galar afterwards. His ties to Galar ars stronger to me though: besides he stating about the armor, there's also the Galarian Weezing in the Galaxy Team building (which the constructio were probably overseen by Kamado).
He's related to Chuck from Cianwood
The Manaphy event isn't postgame, you can actually do it as soon as you reach the Coastlands area for the first time. Although given their levels, you might want to wait to do it.
im also sure you need to be at 5 stars to activate the quest
@@geist8844 whaaa?? How'd i miss it
I ended up waiting to do it just because I couldn't figure out how I was suppose to do it. I had taken a major break from Brilliant Diamond, and hadn't gotten to the library yet, so I didn't know a new book on Manaphy had been added, and ended up looking up what I was suppose to do to complete the request.
@@geist8844 I didnt get the quest till i quelled avalugg
I gotta say, the Beni and Koga thing is just a coincidence. There's always been ninjas in pokemon, not just Koga and Janine. Also, Palina's goggles are for diving for pearls, as she's based off of japanese women who would do pearl diving.
Beni is Wallys ancestor but u right the ninja thing like Koga is most likely coincidence
Commented that before i watched lol didn’t see he already said that
Beni is Cylans ancestor. He cooks, green hair and mentions he wants to go to a region with better weather
@@alfredorivapalacioirigoyen8068 We don’t talk about him and also better weather Hoenn because Unova still gets cold like Sinnoh in the winter
@@alfredorivapalacioirigoyen8068 I had a feeling from the start that he was the Striaton triplets' ancestor, due to him cooking and having the green hair and 3 spiked beard, plus his ninja outfit also having blue straps and a red vest underneath, but I feel like that's mostly coincidence since he's supposed to be an inverted ninja. Plus, Unova isn't known for its "better weather". Hoenn and Alola are though, and most ancestors don't do anything their descendants do. Candice isn't a thief, Karen isn't security, Rowan isn't a commander or leader, etc
I like to think that, rather than becoming your own ancestor, that Akari is Lucas’ ancestor and Rei for Dawn. That way you’re meeting your own ancestor when you go back in time.
Agreed. I mean, Dawn and Lucas have to be related: they have the same mom.
@@23skiddsy6 Not in the sinnoh games. Dawn and Lucas as an NPC have a different mother all together
@@Tharja-iBW but they are genetically similar enough for their mother to potentially look the exact same. In fact, Dawn and Lucas in the Sinnoh games might be related because of this fact, which makes it possible for your character in Legends to actually be meeting their ancestor.
@@Buphido By this logic 90% of the male and female protagonists are related by blood.
If similarities is all it takes then May and Brendan's relationship in ORAS is pretty sus considering it's teased as romantic.
The fact is that if you choose male then you meet Dawn's ancestor, if you choose female you meet Lucas' ancestor.
They wouldn't make something as convoluted as make Lucas and Dawn related if it wasn't already something that was theorised and supported.
And then you get that Back To The Future Awkward Moment where you instead actually bang your own Ancestor because Akari wants to obviously jump your bones lol.
one of my favorite easter eggs is in the Coronet Highlands; at the base of one of the waterfalls, there are Magikarp, and at the top, only Gyarados, which is a reference to an old myth of how fish who could climb up waterfalls would turn into dragons
Oh my god that's absolutely genius.... love Gamefreak for these small chuckle easter eggs, really drives the lore!!
Too bad those Magikarp didn’t turn into dragons.
Nishkiyama...
Which just does a wrap around to why magikarp evolves into gyarados
@@devinhawthorne9029 there’s 2 Gyrados flying around. Where do you think they came from
11:04 I can 1-up the detail on Vessa: when she's giving you the quest, she says there's 107 spirits to find, while in every other title so far, the Pokedex always mentioned it's 108 spirits.
She’s actually not possessed by Spirit Tomb; she is actually one of the spirits that should be locked inside the odd keystone. Thus making her the 108’th spirit
also on the wiki hisuian typloshion (i dont know how to spell it) attacks with 108 spirits i think its the wiki idk i know its some official pokemon website
I assume she’s also supposed to be related to the ghost girl in some way, but take that with a very tiny grain of salt.
My favorite easter egg is the names of the three NPCs that give you the Burmy quest. Their names each represent the cloaks of the Burmy they want to see respectively ☺️
Its also a reference to the leviathans side quest in BOTW
@@Wiggler_Warrior no it isn't, pure coincidence
There's also a side quest that has you investigating a drifloon playing with children and when you come upon them the kid screams for help because the drifloon won't let go. In modern pokedex entries it's stated they would carry children off. You literally catch one in the act and save the kid.
The fact the kid states he and the other children are friends with the drifloom and have been playing with them for many moons makes the implications so much more disturbing
Its also the same thing with froslass as you find out about it leading people to their doom though sidequests refferencing its pokedex entries in later dexs
@@Deepseashark Well froslass is based on the yuki oona(snow woman) myths and drifloon is obviously based on the same yokai that the soul piper in inuyasha was
Since you play as the character building the pokedex and that plays out… your character is probably who noted that
The drifloon are never strong enough to carry anyone away. I forget which dex entry said so but i remember one mentioning that. It could never really lift any children.
It is just a balloon and string
I think the snow goggles mentioned by the Pearl clan member are like the ones you can buy at the clothier, which are in turn based on traditional snow goggles that were/are made by Inuit populations!
Yes! I was looking for a comment about this. This is totally what they were talking about
Those aren't for snow, they're sunglasses to fight off snow-blindness.
@@porygon-z4503 yea when I said snow goggles I also meant for snow blindness
@@porygon-z4503 so..they are for snow?
69. Snow goggles aren't to keep snow out of your eyes, though they can help with that too. The narrow slits prevent snow blindness, where sunlight reflecting off snow makes it hard to see.
If you pay attention to what the NPC is saying, you can clearly tell that the DIVING goggles of Palina wouldn't do anything to prevent this. Also, Palina's goggles are to help her swim from island to island because she's ostensibly not allowed to use Basculegion.
She’s also a Pearl diver!
I'm nearly certain that Kamado's story with his wife is he lost her in the fire of his old town. He decided to leave that all behind by going to a new land, which the Diamond and Pearl clans called Hisui. There he wanted to keep everyone safe from the dangers of wild pokemon and therefor he was blinded by that and tried taking matters into his own hands.
They talk about kanto and there was an important fire involving the legendary dogs. I believe his family may have lived or been at the temple and lost them in the ho-oh fire
Based on Cameras existing and the whole "Expedition to Hokkaido/Hisui" thing, Legends Arceus took place around the time that Brass Tower burned. So, add that to the pile. His 'accent' seems more Kansai(The region Johto is based on) than Galarian as well.
Dude I get this now the fire of the tower were the Pokémon perished maybe it is connected to Kamado’s story that explaines a lot. I also think we are the old hero mainly cause you see all them statues and brake which would explain them being ruins in bdsp I mean sometimes in time travel movies and shows/games the person that travels back in time i mean we went far back into the past so maybe we are the hero just starting out
I like to see people ignoring the normal ass NPC in town that says that dispite Kamado being the Team Galaxy leader he has a wife and kid waiting for him to come home, implying that she and the kid beside her are those people in favor of making a big scene about a normal family photo in his desk...
@@TotyDados Which NPC is this!? I wasn’t ignoring it I like ligit didn’t know this.
Since Palina & Iscan are a couple I assumed they are both ancestors to Nessa. Also both of the Pokémon they are the guardians of share a type with Nessa's Drednaw, water & rock.
True but i could also see palina being related to klara
Theres a theory that theire the ancestors of Ilima from Sun and Moon since he has both features like pink hair and dark skin
Palina shares a similar hairstyle to Magnolia btw so she could also be her ancestor
@@naxonkore2198 I think that too now
That might mean that nessa and sonia are cousins
After you beat the game, talk to Sanqua and she’ll ask what your interpretation of the time space rift before you closed it. Whatever you pick Sanqua decides to make a painting of it. You never see the results but she describes what happened when Spear Pillar blew up. That painting she makes I’m pretty sure is the same one you see in the church in Hearthhome City.
…whoa
Man that's p cool
1:41
This is porbably also mentioned later in this video but if not, after the sidequest where you catch a Crogunk so it's poison can be used for medicial purposes you can find the person you helped around the village (I specifically saw them behind the training ground building) where they then talk about making a wooden statue of Crogunk as thanks.
So what you are saying is that in this game we help hop to still exist
Also upon getting the shiny charm there is a cutscene that plays out where Kamado says he will study under the professor to learn more about Pokemon and will let Cylene take charge
And before that, there's another scene with Kamado and Cyllene again where they discuss the origin of the name of the Galaxy Expidition Team, and how Cyllene will keep the name and history of the team alive through her descendants.
Given that Sinoh's real life counterpart is Hokkaido, and Hokkaido was not incorporated to Japan until the Meiji restauration sent settlers to it along with foreigners (led by an American actually) in the Hokkaido Development Commission (real life equivalent of the Galactic Expedition), it would make sense that the game is taking place around 156 years or so before the present.
I also agree with this
1000% it’s definitely 19th century, the game states it’s been 2 years since the village was founded so we are partly into the restoration but before it was named Hokkaido
The narration for the reveal trailer says that this game's story is a tale from a long, long time ago.
While definitely based on that time period, I don't think 156 years is nearly enough time for the people of modern Sinnoh to not know their region was once called Hisui or to not have knowledge about the events that took place during this game. It would be one thing if this game had an event towards the end that gives a reason for such a thing, but that isn't the case.
Rowan is 60 years old. He likely would have heard stories about the things that happened in this game by his grandfather or great-grandfather.
@@777Roxen how do you know that the people really have forgotten these things and not that it is just never brought up? Do people always talk about the things their grand-grandparents did or something?
@@777Roxen I mean, there's a chance pokemon games take place in the future lol
The Galarian Weezing actually makes a lot of sense if you consider when the game takes place! The Industrial Revolution occurred in the early 1800s, and if this one is based off of Japan's takeover of the Hokkaido region, that occurred in 1869.
So Galarian Weezing would have shown up only a few decades before this venture
When you were mentioning how Jubilife is Canalave and the modern Jubilife is a relocation I remembered an NPC in Jubilife saying some of the corps had gone to establish another village in the Obsidian Fieldlands area which would be closer to Jubilifes actual spot in modern daya possibly meaning the NPC is actually officially hinting that as ypu said, the new established area is where Jubilife city in modern day ends up being??
One point that wasn't elaborated on further was the names of both Volo and Cogita. Cogita is a play on the phrase "Cogito ergo sum" ("I think, therefore I am"), which is befitting for someone who is the keeper of knowledge. Volo's name means desire in latin, which also reflects his role in the story. Cogita is most obviously the direct ancestor to Cynthia.
Volo also appears to be related to Cynthia.
@@twilitlloyd7167 Volo says he is directly descended from the ancient hisuian people like Cogita. So they share a common ancestory but are possibly not closely related. I think they are saying that it’s more obvious that Cynthia is directly descended from Cogita given her position and knowledge.
I feel like Cogita, as the keeper of "knowledge", while Volo is the "desire", there is a vacant of "feelings" as if these three represents the three lake guardians.
@@vienor172 But Azelf does not represent desire. Azelf represents "willpower", that's the reason its trial is like that.
Cogita is more likely to be directly related with Cynthia is because she is the Celestica people living in the Ancient Retreats (which becomes Celestic Town in the modern days). From the Sinnoh games, we know Cynthia's family lived in this very town for ages and they were passing down the Sinnoh myths, and we even meet Cynthia's Grandmother in the game for this. All of this totally matches up with how and what Cogita is in this game. Volo on the other hand does not seem to be in a relationship with Cogita, it looks like Cogita is one of Volo's elder relatives that happens to take the duty of passing down the Sinnoh myths.
I think you missed Beni explaining Kamado and his backstory. Beni mentioned after you beat him that he and Kamado came from the same village, which was burned to the ground, leading Kamado to create an expidition team to settle somewhere people could live in safety.
So Beni is also from Galar
@@birbman8125 Neither are from Galar. Kamado's accent is likely a reference to a Kansai accent. Johto being the Pokemon world equivalent of Kansai. He is friends with folk from Galar, making it entirely possible he had the armor specifically made for him, since Japanese armor of the time was notably weaker.
@@shipool definitely this. All other translations of Kansai accents irl do the same thing too, the kinda brooklyn/southern thing of "droppin' g from the end o' words an bein' informal n whatnot"
@@shipool Speaking of Johto, remember that one time a belltower was said to have caught on fire, the same event that led Ho-oh to create the three legendary dogs? Surely this same fire has no implications on the connections to Kamado's roots and a tragedy of his lost wife.
I liked that snowpoint temple had gravelers, glalies and bronzongs, rock, ice and steel types like regirock, regime and registeel
I think the Moss Rock and Ice Rock were just included as nods to this being the gen that originated them with the introduction of Glaceon and Leafeon (since you don't NEED them to evolve either of them). They don't need to be the same ones in the same locations, as there was probably more than one of each at some point.
If you’re near them you can evolve eevee
I thought theu were just an easter egg too. But they actually work
Also makes more sense for seeing Glaceon and Leafeon in the wild.
I would believe after the two clans reconcile with each other, both of them built Eterna City next to the Summit Camp (which is where those broken statues are). This will make the fused statue a lot more sense because they wanted to make a statue that both clans can worship at the same time.
Funny enough although Eturna City got the name from its long history, this means the history of Eterna City isn't actually that long. Possibly they gave this name for hoping this city with the statue could live a long history in the future.
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I want to note that is this is true, the two clans are meeting in the area between their two settlements. They are literally meeting in the middle.
What better way to unite the clans than good ol' fashioned marriage.
My bet's on Iscan and Paulina.
@@mmyr8ado.360 Obviously they got married, it's just not obvious enough who is their descendant. They could literally split Cynthia into a male and a female character presenting different halves of her, but couldn't do this with Iscan and Paulina. Very weird.
@@hhjan594 Jokes aside, what I mean is if there's going to be a unification of the clans, marriage between the most prominent members of each clan would have to happen.
Speaking of Volo, if there's going to be DLC with him in it, I'd like to think the Lake trio would intervene this time.
Eterna city, eternity
Regarding the Croagunk statue, the man who was healed by the medicine made from Croagunk Poison, will later on say he will make a wood carving statue of Croagunk, referring to the mysterious wood statues seen in DPP games
ohhhhhh now i get ittt
A clever nod in the Cobalt Coastlands that I haven't seen anyone else mention: at Deadwood Haunt there's a few shipwrecked boats, around the same place where the Sunyshore Lighthouse will be.
I'd like to add to this that there is a spot on the shore named Ginkgo Landing nearby. Maybe the merchants of Ginkgo guild (or their earlier generation taken how weathered the ships look) have traveled to Hisui by sea from another region.
I feel that, thanks to how similar Dawn/Akari and Lucas/Rei are, it’s more likely that, depending on who you choose, Akari is Lucas’s ancestor and Rei is Dawn’s ancestor.
I'm pretty sure they're actually siblings in the manga too but not the games so perhaps the games are just "same line different families" type thing
05:28 Objection! Making the same stereotypical ninja pose does not mean Beni and Koga are related.
I do agree that Beni is related to Wally.
If anything, he might be related to Aaron
@@paulpower9959 Oh damn, you might be right.
I like the idea of reincarnation, especially given Volo's parting words. I won't spoil anything, but the idea that spiritual connections span lifetimes and even possible alternate realities and the idea that some events are just meant to happen across time and space seems very interesting to think about.
This may be a reference to whatever is happening in Pokémon Masters with Cynthia and Giratina.
Mini Easter Egg: The blissey in the ice area usually runs away from you. But if you fly over and drop, injuring yourself, it runs to you
I feel like irdia is actually May’s ancestor, their faces are very similar and I remember the first time I saw her, my first thought was that she looks like may even her head gear looks like May’s
for some reason my brain always thinks of Misty, but maybe bc her attitude reminds me a lot of the anime misty.
I think Iridia is wearing swimming goggles since she talks about traveling on the ocean. You can find actual snow goggles in the clothing shop later on, and they look like traditional Inuit snow goggles.
I've had them available way earlier
Cool
It's also very similar in shape and style to what Japanese pearl divers would wear when diving for pearls. They're also a group of all women. So Palina's design is directly inspired by and a reference to Japanese pearl divers.
Edit: Palina not Iridia
Kinda late but I believe you mixed up Palina with Iridia. Iridia is the leader of the Pearl clan and Palina is the Lord that watches over Archanine. Now back to the topic at hand, couldn't Palinas goggles be diving goggles instead of snow goggles being that well, she lives by the ocean?
Edit: messed up and put Paula instead of Palina
@@crimsonemperor2219 Palina not Paula
One big hint to the timeline of when Arceus takes place is that Laventon owns a camera, the first cameras were created in the 1700s ie. 300 years ago by our standards. While we know that tech in the pokeworld doesnt exactly follow normal conventions it could still be a big hint to place this timeline wise.
I mean... tech is also falling through the space time rift too, what with the rotom variants being a thing.
With the steam and Victorian-era motifs on the Galarian style buildings (Team Galaxy building, Galarian Weezing chimney, street lamps) and character designs (Kamado, Cogita), along with the crude steampunk-style technology of the Pokeballs, it's safe to say it's loosely in the late 1800s-early 1900s with fantasy elements thrown in everywhere.
The biggest hint is that its actually based off the Meiji restoration that started in 1870.
The time where Hokkaido (where Sinnoh is based off of) was annexed as part of Japan. Before the Meiji restoration, Hokkaido was known as Ezochi, kind of like how Sinnoh was known as Hisui.
Its also the time when Japan began to industrialize.
@@cielbie8251 Yeah I realized this about 20 minutes after I posted my first comment lol.
@@cielbie8251 this also explains the galarian wheezing since they only would have started to appear during the industrial revolution so this would be after that.
You can get Ryley's hat in the clothing shop.
Also, there's a cutscene in where Kamado and Cyllene discuss with you the origin of the Galaxy Expedition Team's name, and how Cyllene will carry on the team's name and legacy through her descendants.
Also, with the Daybreak update, we get a quest that hints at the origin of the Pokemon statues we can find in the Grand Underground, which is also a hint at a possible reason for the Massive Mass Outbreaks.
Finding Tao Hua's decendant is actually really simple. His granddaughter married Choy. Therefore, if Choy is Charon's ancestor, Tao Hua probably is as well.
I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the characters in Legends could be ancestors to characters we haven’t seen yet. Adaman gives me heavy Champion vibes in his design and demeanour, while Irina reminds me of a protagonist in her design
Just look at Adaman and Gordie side by side.
@@nickdentoom1173 dont rly look similar...except for being 'eboy' in nature. And gordie's mother definitley doesnt seem to have any relation to adaman
@@timurtheking Which means its the fathers side. Also that blue stone necklace.
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Interestingly, game states Adaman and Irina are related to the founders of each tribe. We see photos of men we can assume are the founders, and both men are 100% Archie and Maxie ancestors. So they are actually Archie and Maxie stand ins.
There's sketchings on the walls in every Lord/Lady pokemon's arena & while it may not be a code it IS interesting that they depict all sorts of legendary pokemon like the lake spirits & even Arceus itself (and also certain ride pokemom like sneasler), also fun fact that the potato mochi is a Hokkaido specialty & that Hisuian Zoroak COULD be a reference to the wolves that used to be native to Japan until hunter traps wiped them all out
They kind of are! Japan used to have a large population of wolves from Hokkaido down to Iwate, but once expansion started, the wolves were either hunted to extinction, or the ones remaining ran back to Russia through Sakhalin Island. Sakhalin Russians share ancestry with Ainu, Norther Chinese, and Norther Korean indigenous tribes!
The fact that in a certain Sidequest, the Driftlon just does not want the child to leave and the fear people have of Pokemon might be the origin of the "Driftlon abducts children" myth.
It has to do with the post game
It would have been neat if zoroark was used to reference that but since it's referenced in game as the baneful Fox multiple times I don't think that's the case
@@evelinepotter4551 I highly doubt it, there probably be is more evidence that came after this game, because we would then need to find a reason for why the games say it hates fat kids, and the fact Pokédex’s from even other regions say it brings children to the afterlife.
something i think that’s really cool is that, during the time when all hell is broken loose and there sky is colored red green and blue, the load up screen for arceus (the menu you first see after booting the game up from the switch’s home menu) has the red green blue sky too. it’s a SUPER cool detail and there’s also no music playing-it’s so ominous and spooky
23:55 after completing the dex there's an easter egg mentioning how Kamato plans on studying under Laventon and leaving Cyllene in charge
Possibly a reference to the leader of team galactic
That's how Cyrus became the leader of team galactic and rowan eventually becomes a professor
Here's something regarding Commander Kamado's backstory:
Talking to npcs around Jubilife before going after him to mount coronet, someone mentions something close to:
"powerful pokemon at the space-time rift, could this village be burned to the ground, like it happened to the commander before coming to Hisui?
Clearly something must have happened in Galar to cause Kamado, Beni, and Professor Laventon to move to Hisui
@MegaLegoLuigiEX certainly possible. I think an NPC in town mentions kamado's village was destroyed in a pokemon attack, and another mentions that the husui region is for people with nowhere else to go
@@megaplays2748 Maybe the arrival of Eternatus and the big calamity Sonia is investigating in SwSh
@@PatBarrilado The Darkest Day, you mean? Except that was 3,000 years ago and Legends Arceus is only a few centuries prior to the modern Pokemon games
@@megaplays2748 But we don't know that, do we? I mean, we only assume that Legends is just a few hundreds of years before modern day games but it wasn't officially stated, or was it? I truly don't remember.
Also, most of this assumptions (at least of what I've seen) is by comparing it with real life Japan. The darkest day was 3000 years ago supposedly, but the images and everything depicts it in a medieval like aesthetic... which wasn't 3000 years ago. My point is that videogame timelines (or fiction in general) are bunkers and at the end they can just do whatever they want with the time lol.
tao hua possibly has more than one descendant. after you finish all of choy’s requests it’s revealed that choy is married to tao hua’s granddaughter making both him and choy chiron’s ancestors. however, his design would suggest another possible descendant so maybe somewhere along the way his line split off even further.
I always thought Irida was May's ancestor due to the very similar claw hair style, bangs, same eye color, and red and black being a part of their main outfit colors. Even their face looks similar.
I saw may too and a bit if misty.
I have one, if you look at origin form dialga and palkia, the things on their waists can be combined to make Aceus' ring, showing how they are both a part of him
Small thing I found interesting knowing some Chinese, Zisu is actually the Chinese word/phrase for 'technique', making it very easy to remember who the move tutor is. Chinese and Japanese do share certain words and characters so there's that.
It's also the Chinese pronunciation of "Shiso" as in the Shiso mint. Flint's Japanese name Oba is a green-leafed cultivar of shiso.
9:14 Marley, Cheryl, Mira, Buck and Riley form their own exclusive club called the Stat Trainers. They specialize in a single stat rather than a single type, save for Buck who specializes in both Defences. These are trainers whom are allowed in the Battleground club and are treated as being on the level of Gym Leaders. In fact, Riley, even with 5 Pokémon, stands a likely chance at dethroning Cynthia; a better chance than any other Sinnohnian trainer, at least.
Tao Hua which I'm pretty sure is pronounced Tah-oh Hwah, is later revealed to have a granddaughter who is married to the shopkeeper Choy he has a grudge with. So Tao Hua's descendant is also Choy's descendant.
Meaning Choy and Opal are related through the common ancestor of Choy's child.
I also really appreciate the nods and references to the first Mystery Dungeon game. The hero that falls into a new world with (maybe) memory loss, the way the story is structured, the familiar plot elements that gave me MAJOR deja-vu feelings especially towards the end of the game. And also concerning Gardevoir, who has a big role in the first MD game, whereit literally sacrificed itself to protect its trainer from Ninetale's curse. That was a fascinating story in itself.
I heard a theory Canalave and Jubilife were once one city, the river expanded causing them to become 2. this is interesting because very clearly Snowpoint also seems to have flood, because it had access to the sea which it doesn't in this game. however if the region flooded the waterfalls would no longer be there and instead we would see a river flowing to the river
This. The docks at the north end of Canalave are where Origin Beach was.
Volo is the ancestor of Cynthia AND Lusamine.
Sure, you see the necklace and blonde hair, and think of Cynthia because Hisui & Sinnoh.
But the big twist, the hair covering one eye, and even his revealed palette are Lusamine.
(Lusamine and Cynthia even share similar, if not identical poses.)
Which just goes to show that Gladion and Lillie have always been related to villains AND heroes.
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Besides the fact that Lusamine and Volo are the only characters to summon otherworldly Pokémon through portals to obtain that power...
@@gabriellockwood2780 That's not a point in relation though? Plus, they aren't the only ones. I mean....Cyrus...
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Cyrus did the same thing, sure
Except that's in character for this family.
Cyrus summons 1 Legendary, which gets nullified by the Lake Trio. (DP//BDSP)
Cyrus summons both Legendaries, which can't be nullified by the Lake Trio, which summons Giratina. (PT)
Volo summons Giratina. (L:A)
Lusamine summons all the Ultra Beasts using Cosmog's Portal-Abilities. (SM)
You can't just ignore Volo and Lusamine's similarities.
@@gabriellockwood2780 I am not ignoring the possibility of them being related. In fact I believe that Volo is not only an ancestor to Cynthia, but Lusamine. But the whole "they Summon otherworldly entities" =/= mean they are blood related and is more coincidental and less concrete as once again, this connection has to first assume they are related to say that this is a common point relative to the family when it takes less assumptions to assume that they are 3 different people who are Summoning otherworldly entities. It's by far the weakest connection here as this connection would therefore connect Volo and Cyrus when other than that they have no connection. Fortunately they have somewhat similar elements in design, but once again this is still not the strongest connection compared to the blatant Cynthia ancestry.
But Cynthia's hair also covers her eye, while the colour palette.. is based on Arceus, of who he is dressed like.
The reason that Dialga and Palkia can't transform into their origin forms in present Sinnoh might be because of the orbs losing their power over time.
Irida and Adaman’s names are both derived from the Lustrous and Adamant Orb. Adaman is just dropping the “T”, but Irida is a cut down version of the word Iridescent, which is a synonym of Lustrous
Its always nice to see how Pokemon kept its promise being a mysterious world! Remember how in the anime some pokemon are just insanely huge, well that could be Alpha Pokemon. In Alola they call them by a different name.
Legends kyurem would make so much sense all the gen 5 references plus the fact that we the kyurem we know is just a “husk” of the old ancient dragon so having a story before he was split would be incredible to see
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I think one thing ossibly discounted in this is characters that are also specifically referrences to characters that only appear in the anime. One that was like a bucket of ice water to the face for me was that Melli is 900% the ancestor of Team Rocket's very own James. Mannerisms and style both match.
oh my god i can't believe i never saw it before. this bugged the hell out of me that i couldn't place him but that fits really very well (to me) now that you say that
I was thinking that too
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The most odd part about that to me is thatclearly both Voltorb and Electrode were around many years before that and even the variosu chests and crates within the ruins in various areas contain Pokeballs.
I have a few theories..
1) I think those creates and chests were dropped by travelers who got attacked by wild Pokémon.
2) It's also possible that mischievous Pokémon may have stolen them and used them as toys. (I had a cat that used to go around the neighborhood stealing stuff like plants, baby toys, shoes and food.)
I feel like Iscan could be an ancestor to Marlon, but that really only comes from the idea of Iscan being the caretaker of Basculegion, and Basculin being a Pokémon common in Unova.
Honestly I feel it is clearly implied that the commander's partner is dead and got killed by rampaging pokemon in the past.
I believe that the commander and his "problemsolver", that was the best plot twist in my opinion, are the last of an ancient tribe that lived in the Hisui-Region even before the ancestors of the two clans arrived. The region was clearly settled long before as the ruins suggest. When you interact with the statues in the highlands there is the question "but who built them?", I believe this also fits the character of the commander and gives a good and compelling motivation for his actions when he clads himself in steel and literaly walks to war to kill whatever pokemon is at the tempel causing the rift.
It is clearly stated, that the commander and the mochi maker are the last of there people that got destroyed by pokemon. This is the reason why the commander wants to build a new and save place for the people. Also the place of their origin has the same name as one of the ruins in the highlands map. This would also explain why the armour he wears seams to be a combination of japanese and european design inspiration. Compared to the other leaders of the Expedition he is also the only one with a clear japanese inspired background and name. The professor is strait up a person of galarian (english) background as he is speaking english in the japanese and german game versions.
I started today with my japanese playthrough of the game after I finished in german and I have to say some parts in the english translation are very different then the original japanese and also the german translation which I think are interesting. In the original and the german translation the "Nobles" are called Kings and Queens specificly.
Now that I have this fancy UA-cam-thingy I leave a sub and maybe I will sometimes offer translations in the comments; at least someplace where my Japanese Studies come in handy
@@Justic_ bro I'm pretty sure it's straight up mentioned he's one of the Celestica people.
@@Justic_ Western clothing was very popular in the main island of Japan in the era the game likely takes place.
That said, he says that he and Beni come from another region. So he's not from Hisui for sure.
Kamado specifically mentions that he is donning traditional galarian armor if you rematch him in the Jubilife dojo, so it is highly likely he is from the Galar region, just like Laventon.
@@Justic_ not really a valid argument as it is stated that kamado travelled to hisui and beni followed alongside him as his righthand man, Beni also stated that both he and kamado came from the same village together This could potentially tie a few things together being that Wikstrom, Kamado, and Beni could possibly be originally from the Galar region and maybe strengthen the idea that it was Galar that Kalos was at war with which would obviously have been inspired by England and France's history.
@@XjerichoX12 It is a valid argument when you consider the accent folks are calling "Galarian" doesn't sound Galarian, and is more akin to a localized Kansai(Region of Japan Johto is bassed on) accent. Only a Japanese player would be able to answer that though. And the armor being imported 100% makes sense, since Japanese armor of the time was nowhere near as strong as European armor, his fears towards pokemon would have spurred him to have a suit custom made, note how he still carries Japanese style crests on the back. The games also take place during a time period where trade with the British was picking up.
I'm excited for future legends games. I love and still enjoying PLA even though I've beaten the main story. There's lots of things they can improve on, PLA is somewhat considered a "baby" or trial game before the next one comes along in the future
Do we know it's going to be a series? I REALLY hope it is 🙏
@@impudentstrumpet2655 I imagine it will be since it’s sold really well so far
Yeah plus it can also retcon and explain a lot more lore in different regions. Imagine being able to witness Johto's 3 great beasts arise from the ashes of the tower, or explanations to regileli and regidrago in a knights of the round table style galar during an age of kings and clans
I want a Legends Unova game based on the American Civil War--it'd be perfect. Not only because of the whole dichotomy with truth and ideals and the legendaries and stuff, but also if they continue to take historical inspiration with these games this would be smackdab in the middle of the colonization of western America. Imagine Red Dead Redemption but Pokémon. That'd be sick. Although considering how this game turned out...I'd rather wait till GameFreak sharpens their skills before Legends Unova. Well, assuming they sharpen them at all--seems the devs are still as bad at optimization as they were in the development of gen 2! 😅
@Mystic Firestrike That’s what I’m thinking and hoping for 🙏
Terminus is another word for the end of a railway or transport route. That would explain why Ingo specifically chooses that word for the end of Wayward Cave
8:22 Given that Kamado and Beni came to Hisui to essentially begin a new life after their hometown in another region was ravaged by a Pokémon, and that their goal is to create a place where humans can live free of fear of Pokémon, i think its a safe bet that his wife died in the town that was destroyed.
I think a big one you missed was Basculin’s entry. How this one is called a regional variant because of its similar body shape to other Basculins.
Youre righ tI did miss that :D Thanks
Part 2 of easter eggs? 😃
The white stripe is also an Easter egg to America. Red, White, and Blue
@@gustavju4686 america isnt the only country with red white and blue lmao
@@xx_underoosyt_xx3127 True, but Basculine debuted in Unova which is based on (part of) the U.S. :)
That was so sweet that you paused to thank those still watching :) I love looking for Easter Eggs too, and I think I’ll keep finding animal comparisons to make as well! I need to check out your tree of life videos!
Aw I’m grateful so yeah, thanks ^_^
Aw I’m grateful so yeah, thanks ^_^
I found a super cool Easter egg in the game just this morning. The movie The Rise of Darkrai has a character named Baron Alberto who has a Lickilicky, and if you challenge the Path of Solitude with Darkrai, the opponent Ingo chooses for you is a Lickilicky. I understood the reference as soon as I saw what Pokémon Ingo chose for me to fight.
Sword and Shield's entrees actually mention Copperajah came from a far off region to Galar a long time ago, so that could mean Laventon is actually from Copperajah's home region originally, and just studied in Galar. Possibly references Britain's control over India during the same time period that Legends seems to align with(1800s)
A lot of people do speculate gen 9 would be based off india too, which would be hella neat to see
The Roselia entry clearly implies he is galarian.
@@rafaelrijo8175 why though ? Is it a British thing you do ?😆
Also, in FR/LG, Raichu's Pokédex entry said that he could KO an Indian elephant, Copperajah isn't from Galar, so Copperajah could be the Indian elephant.
@@regalseagull To the first one no, I'm just a history nerd. And to the second one, that is pretty much already accepted. The thing is that in the point in real world history that inspired legends Arceus, the Meiji Restoration, Great Britain would have already been in India for a long time. In the context of the Pokemon world, it would be enough time for pokemon like copparajah to become part of Galar alongside curry, which did happen in the real world. Meaning, him saying copparajah from my home region doesn't mean he is from the Pokemon version of India. Especially with his very British mannerisms and how he speaks. In all languages he shown speaking English in occasions and in English he says very British sayings. Just because he has dark completion doesn't mean he is not Galarian.
If anything, this makes me wish we'd get some developer diary on this game.
Like, the process that went into creating these very specific moments. This game is just stuffed to the brim with references and content, I'd love to hear from some people who worked on the development of this game of what the team was like and how it was to work on everything this game has to offer.
I would LOVE to see more games in this style. Maybe not so much the past, but could you imagine Unova or Kalos in this style?
I’d love a ‘making of’ series in the vein that they briefly did for Zelda: Legends Arkoos I mean The Legend of Breath: Pokémon of the Wild.
I'd LOVE kalos in this style. It feels like there was a lot to Kalos that just wasn't developed further.
@@-K_J- 100%. I'm still disappointed that we never received a Pokémon Z.
I'm just imagining, they either did days of full playthroughs of old games to get references, or got people who were really really passionate about past games as developers... and likely had an insanely long planning time brainstorming all possible ideas and ancestry and map locations and game mechanics etc to tie together neatly with a storyline of "person wants to rebuild world, player sent to stop".
I saw something interesting while going through the Tidal cave! There's some drawings, which at first appeared like UNKNOWN characters but it turns out to be mini drawings of some other known legends! I just thought it was pretty interesting and wanted to share!
I'm still on the theory that perhaps Volo finds a daughter of Cogita's and their bloodlines merge there but then diverge again into Cynthia and Lusamine being distant relatives: Cynthia taking more after Cogita and Lusamine taking the ideals of Volo leading to their creation of Type: Null to fulfill that line of Volo's of conquering Arceus. No matter how many centuries it took to took them.
I really hope you talk about the relationship of Cogita and Enamorus. Cogita makes a comment after you capture Enamorus implying that she will outlive the protagonist and how Enamorus will eventually return to her. Idk what she means by this but it feels super interesting to explore
cogita even resembles the gothita line of pokemon too from unova. I wonder if thats just a coincidence tho
Also, Volo says he will work for centuries if he has to, to get his revenge. He is ABSOLUTELY immortal or at the very least ages VERY slowly.
@@miles6492 I don't think so. It could just be his desperation. If he were truly immortal, that would mean he was Cynthia--and considering Cynthia and Volo's different behaviors, I think we can both agree that is not the case.
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>If he were truly immortal, that would mean he was Cynthia
Immortal doesn't mean infertile.
@@nerdletter3773 he is a time traveler, or at least from a different dimension!
biggest easter egg you missed is from one of the Old Verses! so it's a bit of a spoiler if you want to discover them all for yourself, but Old Verse 12 explicitly mentions Sinjoh: "Wintry... Austere... Brimming with strange power... Certainly the land of Hisui bears some resemblance to Sinjoh. Here, where the ancient Sinnoh people were born, I will spend an eternity... until the one with the mission appears." SUPER fascinated by this, and it really makes me wonder who wrote the old verses, since their description says it's all the same author - the ancient hero? is cogita immortal? would love a theory on this! (also, Old Verse 5 talks about the ancient Celestica people and their disappearance, which is fascinating, and... really makes me even more curious about Cogita). Anyway, sorry for the super long comment, I've just been so excited to hear your theories and thoughts about the game!
I don’t think Cogita is Cynthia’s ancestor, I think she IS Cynthia, Arceus may have sent her back in time later in her life to help us
Incredible Video! This is the best kind of Pokémon Content/Easter Eggs - I live for it!
I stuck to the entire video liking it all and am still here. Thanks for the amazing content.
Iscan and Palina both get together since they usually meet in secret and the two are more than likely Nessa's ancestor. While there is traits very similar to Nessa from Iscan, Palina's genes is probably one of the reasons why Nessa is also a model.
After watching this, I'd really like to see them do legends of Johto and Kanto
This is fascinating (especially since I didn't play Diamond or Pearl) I'll have to change that
No. 20 is nothing else but the Grandfather paradox. Interesting^^
No. 120 could also be the Ghost story about the infamous "Lady in White"
I think Spitiromb request is one of the best. The message is that, inside the Odd Keystone, one of the 108 spirits broke the seal. That one spirit, Vessa, searched for the player to help her collect them all, which could've been done by herself too but she still had that single wish to play with someone before getting sealed again. We can finally get to sorta know a bit one of the 108 spirits thanks to this request, who happens to be just the spirit of a girl. This request also reveals how lonely some of those spirits probably feel inside the Odd Keystone.
Don't feel too bad, it's consistently stated that those 108 spirits were malevolent.
Finally, someone recognized the floor design seen during the Arceus encounter (#112) at the end of the game as the same one from the Arceus event from HG/SS!
The forces of nature therian forms are based on the Chinese sacred beasts (4 symbols). The Japanese have different names for them.
Tornadus-Suzaku
Thunderus-Seiryu
Landorus-Byakko
Enamorus-Genbu
Also, the first street might be named Canalave St but then next street over is named Floaro St.. it's obvious this town doesn't become all 3 cities. They're just particularly important names in this region obviously. Also to note, the whole over world map is actually askew and it's implied that it's changed slightly geographically over the great expanse of time between the 2 games, so you cannot count on map placement as the basis for what city becomes what...
you know i don't often actually get a new bit of trivia from vids like this but i genuinely never made the connection with the water inside the lake trio rooms, that's super cool
Coming back to your cubfu is from hisui makes so much sense since the agile and strong style have a scroll sign when you’re selecting them
I must say, that after playing legends arceus, I'm even more on Lockstin's side about the time frame of the game.
The whole architecture and even the clothing resembles, what you can find about Japan around 1850 to 1900. It'd make sense, that there are other Pokédexes as well, ride pokémon are already used in Alola. Spiritombs "hundreds of years" would make sense as well, if its just 150-200 years back from today.
The story framework is a colonization effort and learning about "zoology". There are no "farm animal" pokémon around like miltank, tauros or mareep, who should already be domesticated on the main land. Also we get a Petitlil to craft a known remedy for the psyduck.
I do not really see a reason to say it is way earlier... We can buy dress suits and "modern" shoes for arceus sake.
Yeah, and the stuff that's modeled on the more Western style looks like it's from the late 19th century. Probably near or during the second Industrial Revolution (even though it obviously hadn't made it to Hisui yet) because the Galarian Weezing on the headquarters is based off the smokestacks from old coal plants.
regardless of if you like the game or not, you have to give them props for how much they expanded the lore of the Sinnoh region. God I love this game.
Nice One, it's very nostalgic and puts a smile on me
10:43 that could actually be a reference to Sword and Shield's wild area bike time trial. You also have to run into balloons.
Given the level of technology and the slowly improving relations of the Diamond and Pearl Clans, and the Galaxy Team, I feel confident that the game takes place in the early to mid 1800s. Allow me to explain:
Photography as we know it today got its start in 1839, and barring Professor Laventon's steampunk Kodak, the photographic technology lines up well. The Galaxy Team also appears to use electric lighting, albeit an early iteration of it. I also believe that gunpowder had been invented, due to the firework shot that fires out of Pokeballs to signify a Pokemon having been caught. Maybe guns just don't work well on Pokemon. Finally, we have the aftermath of the events of the game. Since the Temple of Sinnoh was destroyed, and we as the player discovered that no entity known as Sinnoh exists (instead being Arceus, then Dialga and Palkia), the Diamond and Pearl Clans, with the Galaxy Team, decided to rename the Hisui Region as the Sinnoh Region, and to rename the ruins of Sinnoh's temple to Spear Pillar after the events of the game. This would reflect Hokkaido's renaming, which happened in 1869.
Also just generally the outfits that Laventon and Cogita wear are victorian era esque. Which was in the 1800's.
The fashion of the region and the founding of Sapporo are all 1870s onwards too.
One popular theory I heard is that given Adamans impatiance and eye shape Its possible he is an ancestor to Barry the connection is actually stronger if you mix and match aspects from Idra and Adaman implying that either they or their descendants might get together at some point
I feel like some of the ancestor connectons you mention are real stretches. While there are certainly ones I thought of that you didn't agree with, not every character has to have a connection to a modern day counterpart. It's probably better that way, even. I don't think Mellie, Calaba or Adaman, for example, are really related to anyone we know.
I think that there’s a lot of characters without descendants and that people just took the “oh these people are obviously descended from ___• as a “oh everybody is an ancestor”
In jubilife village farm there's a guy named "Leif" he's from the kanto region. He mentioned something about the people over there catches and train pokemons. I think it's a nice nod to the original red and blue versions.
This game really changed everything we know about the Pokémon universe... I'm fascinated to see what else they do with this series.
I have my own theories for this game and the whole pokemon universe. I enjoyed this video and watched it to the end. Nice list. I know they game will eventually make other legends games and/or DLC.
5:24 I bet it's a reference to poor Professor Oak having to take care of Ash's entire bench of Pokémon
33:00 Copperajah sword Pokédex entry: “They came over from another region long ago and worked together with humans. Their green skin is resistant to water.” That means that the professor isn’t from galar but rather this region we have yet to explore in the games.
Not necisserily. He is form glgar thats a fact it oculd be that Copparajah moved to galar before LA
@@BirdKeeperToby honestly yeah there is a lot to suggest professor Laventon is from galar. Still he could be from this Copperajah home region and I hope we see it someday!
@@bagelgod946 This might actually point to the next region as many theorists say that the next region is an indian region!
@@BirdKeeperToby so many spelling mistakes bro
Really liked this video. Shoutouts to the shoutout near the end
“Seek out all Pokémon” So THAT’S why the original Azure Flute event was so difficult!