Legendary Pokemon

hale

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    I have a few questions I still haven't figured out since I was in 5th grade about legendary pokemon. Where the hell did Ho-oh come from? I remember some episode or movie that had Ho-oh in it besides the first or second episode. Where did Rayquaza come from? What about the 3 dogs? So is Mew the oldest pokemon in the world? I haven't seen a lot of the movies so I need some information about this.
     
    actually, even the movies don't give much details about their origins for some pokemon.. erm, do they? =/ as far as I can remember, I don't think so... hmmms.
     
    *taps* Language. :x

    Well, legendary Pokemon are all shrouded in mystery, really. Some theorize Ho-oh as representing the "God" of all Pokemon. While there's Groudon - ruler of the land; Kyogre - ruler of the sea; and Rayquaza - ruler of the skies. Asking where legendary Pokemon came from is a rather tough question to answer. As to how the Pokemon became a legend in and of itself is a complicated topic.

    The time and place the Pokemon was "born" could have had some effect. And maybe some Pokemon like Rayquaza where created when the earth was created. You can make up almost any theory you like and it can seem just as plausible as the next.

    I could really go on and on about this topic, but I'm gonna stop there before my post gets very long. XD; Just my two cents~ :x

    ~Kelsey
     
    Well, I know that Mew was created in a laboratory. And the three dogs (Which are really cats BTW.) are supposed to be the guardians of the Johto Region. I guess they were always there.
     
    Well, yeah... Suicune is the West or something... yadda yadda yadda... So maybe they are like Gods that created the Pokemon World.

    EDIT: Oh, and Mew was NOT created in a lab, that was MewTWO!
     
    Lugia is beast of the sea....
    If you watched the movie, it would say heh
     
    Honestly, is it even possible to ask a harder question regarding Pokémon? There are hundreds, or maybe even thousands of different theories for how the legendary Pokémon were created and all of them are equally true. I think the origin of the legendary Pokémon is one of those things that were never meant for people to know. It's kinda like the those things fans can come up with their own theories for and feel proud of themselves if their right when the information is revealed, except in this case you can't be right because there isn't any right theory... or something along those lines. O.o
    If Kyogre is ruler of the sea then what is Lugia???
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    Lugia has always been refered to as the guardian of the sea; not the ruler of the sea.
    Natsuki said:
    Kyogre - ruler of the sea
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    I don't think I have ever heard Kyogre being called the ruler of the sea in the games or the anime. (I don't watch the anime that much anymore, but meh...) I can't say anything about the manga, as I haven't read the R/S/E saga, but I don't think Kyogre was ever called the ruler of the sea in the manga, either. True, Kyogre is the creator of the sea, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the ruler. And how is Kyogre supposed to rule the world when it's asleep? 'Course I could be wrong, but I haven't heard any other theories about Kyogre that actually make sense, so I'm sticking to mine untill I hear a better one.
    Lugia is beast of the sea....
    If you watched the movie, it would say heh
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    Uh... no! Lugia is the guardian of the sea, unless you're saying that the game Pokédexes are wrong. (And the games are much older than the anime, by the way.)

    I'm not sure whether they ever mentioned Lugia being the guardian of the sea in the second Pokémon movie because it's a long time since I last saw it and I have only see the Finnish dub of it anyway, but the fact that it appeared when Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres awakened and messed up the underwater torrents or whatnot pretty much proves that Lugia is the guardian of the sea.
     
    Nuh UH!
    i remember that they called him the BEAST of the sea...
    yeah a bit of guardian here and there but Oak called him Beast

    EDIT : btw, i agree with your first paragraph
     
    Death Rogers said:
    Well, I know that Mew was created in a laboratory. And the three dogs (Which are really cats BTW.) are supposed to be the guardians of the Johto Region. I guess they were always there.
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    Mew wasn't created in a lab.. Mewtwo was.
     
    I believe Oak did call him the "beast" here and there, though I think Lugia is the Gaurdian...
     
    Water Sage said:
    I believe Oak did call him the "beast" here and there, though I think Lugia is the Gaurdian...
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    From the movie, Lugia is known as both "the beast of the sea" and "water's great guardian" xD
     
    hale said:
    I have a few questions I still haven't figured out since I was in 5th grade about legendary pokemon. Where the hell did Ho-oh come from? I remember some episode or movie that had Ho-oh in it besides the first or second episode. Where did Rayquaza come from? What about the 3 dogs? So is Mew the oldest pokemon in the world? I haven't seen a lot of the movies so I need some information about this.
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    Pokemon are not real. Don't take them so seriously.
     
    Sarah Keller said:
    Pokemon are not real. Don't take them so seriously.
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    fans would almost treat pokemon as they were real, wouldn't they? although I know I'm deceiving myself by believing in their existence, I choose to think that pokemon are real~
     
    heh hear hear, me and my next door neighboor would ask each other if pkmn was real, what would you have? heh this was when i was younger but i had so much fun heh heh
     
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