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Some Thoughts/Theories on Ghetsis(Rainbow Rocket)

DakotaCurry

DakotaCurry

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    So since the Team Leaders from Rainbow Rocket have officially accomplished their goals in their own dimensions i have asked myself some questions:

    First of all, what happened to N? Well, obviously Ghetsis turned on him and took his Legendary and all, but what happened after that? Did he kill N (that wouldn't be that unlikely if ou asked me)? Or did N manage to escape and now, idk, tries to find a way to stop his Father? Maybe it's something different, who knows.

    Another thing:

    How did Ghetsis know Colress? I mean, he doesn't have any reason to know him as the events of BW2 never really happened. Maybe he was already part of team Plasma in the events of BW and worked on mostly technology based stuff.

    Or, and that would be pretty crazy, Ghetsis actually took into consideration that he could fail and searched for a new "leader" already? I don't think that would be that likely tho since Ghetsis seems to be way to confident to think of failure.

    Whatever it is, the Colress from that dimension should run cuz' Denn...Ghetsis will probably not be that happy to see him.
     
    Ghetsis is pretty awesome and his hostile attitude to Lillie was brilliant.

    Anyway i think Ghetsis was trying to use Giovanni for his own purposes. Question is if Giovanni knew what Ghetsis was trying to do.
     
    Alexander18 said:
    Ghetsis is pretty awesome and his hostile attitude to Lillie was brilliant.

    Anyway i think Ghetsis was trying to use Giovanni for his own purposes. Question is if Giovanni knew what Ghetsis was trying to do.
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    Yeah, i think it was one if not the best part of the RR episode. FINALLY someone realized that they are a adult person that is way stronger than some 11 yr olds. As uch as i love the villainious teams it always seemed pretty odd/disappointing that they just relied on their pokemon and gave up as soon as they lost.

    I think Giovanni didn't have a reason to distrust Ghetsis because he would probably try to not be suspicious. I mean, in BW he pretty much seemed like a more or less nice person until the middle/end of the game (if you ignore the character design and the music lol)
     
    DakotaCurry said:
    Yeah, i think it was one if not the best part of the RR episode. FINALLY someone realized that they are a adult person that is way stronger than some 11 yr olds. As uch as i love the villainious teams it always seemed pretty odd/disappointing that they just relied on their pokemon and gave up as soon as they lost.
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    I think that was what disappointed me the most about the RR episode. These bosses have travelled all this way, gone to so much effort. Then they lose one battle against an 11 year old and give up and go home?!?

    I would love to have seen them shrug off the defeat and escalate things by actually putting their plans into action.

    With Maxie for example, it would have been cool to battle him in the Headquarters with all the same Pokémon minus Groudon. Then after you defeated him, he could have started ranting about not accepting defeat, and that you will see the true power of Team Magma before warping around. The game could have then shifted to a cut scene of Maxie summoning Groudon in a magma-filled cave somewhere in Alola. The sun starts shining out of control, threatening Alola.

    The player could then travel to the cave and battle Groudon (thus making it impossible for Team Magma to succeed with their plan) before returning to the Headquarters to stop the next nefarious plot.

    I think something like that would have been a bit more satisfying than battling bosses that are just standing there in front of their desks, and who then give up the moment they lose one battle to an 11 year old.
     
    The RR post game story was a little short but I enjoyed it and I thought it was a big improvement over the Delta Episode in ORAS. It was very enjoyable taking on the villainous leaders with my All Grass Team led by a heroic Lilligant.

    Whilst it was a little surprising that Cyrus just dropped his plan after one loss the other bosses dropped their plans after a little more development:
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    Also the Bosses saw that the player had Pokemon they probably hadn't seen before. Lilligant for example can only be found in Unova and Alola. (And a Mirage Island in Hoenn but Archie/Maxie are from a different universe.) Fittingly enough the hardest battle for me in the RR episode was against Ghetsis where Tsareena did most of the work.
     
    LilyGardy said:
    The RR post game story was a little short but I enjoyed it and I thought it was a big improvement over the Delta Episode in ORAS. It was very enjoyable taking on the villainous leaders with my All Grass Team led by a heroic Lilligant.

    Whilst it was a little surprising that Cyrus just dropped his plan after one loss the other bosses dropped their plans after a little more development:
    Spoiler:


    Also the Bosses saw that the player had Pokemon they probably hadn't seen before. Lilligant for example can only be found in Unova and Alola. (And a Mirage Island in Hoenn but Archie/Maxie are from a different universe.) Fittingly enough the hardest battle for me in the RR episode was against Ghetsis where Tsareena did most of the work.
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    Hmm I actually prefers the Delta Episode despite it's shorter gameplay because it was an actual threat to the whole region & you can feel the tension.

    RR Episode bosses really felt like they're there only to add a little more hypes to USUM & just so you have a few more stronger boss fights to deal with, sad to say, but I do enjoyed the RR Episode, but I felt it was too rushed through and for all the hypes they'd put into the teaser about RR returning alongside all the villain bosses, this was pretty much more of a letdown compared to Delta Episode when you didn't even have a teaser & it ended up coming up as a nice small surprise-- One that if you didn't break the meteorite in time (Though no brainer knows everyone will save it but let's keep the story like they wanted it to) the whole Hoenn will be doomed.
     
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