I haven't really read the whole thing, but it just seems logic that Dialga and Palkia were the first ones to be, because they created time and space, then comes Arceus, with the world, and then the rest come along.
Nope. The meaning behind the 'chaos' described in the libarary is the lack of time, space or anything of substance. When the egg appeared out of nowhere it implies arceus was bron and then the story tells how he created D&P, thus eradicating the chaos
It seems that gamefreak has put much science into the games, where with events, you can capture Deoxys and Jirachi with the Space Center, and different stuff like that. What I find most fascinating, is that you find Arceus, Dialga, and Palkia in the same place, Spear Pillar/Hall of Origin, where it's the same with Jirachi and Deoxys, just different events. Do you think gamefreak is going after something here?
Nice Point
Also, in the games Crystal/Gold/Silver, when you go to the Kanto region, it seems there is a connection between R/S/E as well. Because, you can find new places which have never been there before (Groudon), Cinnabar Island sinking (Kyogre), and well, nothing really with Rayquaza, but it is interesting that they make it different where the regular (most of them) pokemon evolve, and that the legendaries don't. Just like Professor Rowan, I am diving into looking why the legendaries don't evolve.
My guess is that they do't need to. They are perfectly suited to their jobs, their is no competition. According to darwin and most other theories on evolution, these are the only reasons somthing would evolve.
As I see it, in the games, people don't want ubers, but instead, they want the regular pokemon. I don't know if this has something to do with the fact that they're probably not real, but most likely that the others evolve, and also, I don't see the difference between ubers and regulars. Coincidentally, there are some pokemon that don't evolve, and yet they aren't legendaries! Who's stopping us from saying that they aren't legendaries?
The lack of godly power or overly-high strength. Dont forget we all thought elctabuzz and magmar were always gonna be 1-stage, 3 gens later and look whats here.
Just because there is only one of the pokemon in each game doesn't mean that it is a legendary. I mean, take Bigfoot for example. He's in the Himalayas, and in Washington's forests. Also, maybe legendaries aren't legendaries. I really don't see the difference between them and the regulars. They are still pokemon, and as long as they're pokemon, i'll believe that they aren't legendaries. In PC, take the former pokemon crater, for example. You have to beat all of the gymleaders and elites, just to catch a pokemon at a higher level. Really, they're just pokemon. With gamefreak, why make you complete almost all of the story, just to make you catch a pokemon people don't use.
All in all, I say this thing includes alot of science.
