PokeGod Star of Movie 10??

[Habunake]

http://allsaite.hp.infoseek.co.jp/dvd.htm

So my friend was seaching Google JP for info sites, and this came up. While it's all in Japanese so I can't read it, I found something on Mr. 720. Under a section titled "Netabare" (I don't know what that means, unfortunately, but a Google search seems to indicate it means "spoiler" and not "rumour" or something like that), it said this:

"Next year's theatre edition principal Pokemon is Aruseus."

If it's in the next movie... I bet it's only going to be given out to people who watch it or something. <_< Well, we all knew it was going to be an event Pokemon anyway.
I don't know how reliable this is, but there seems to be some other decent info on the site (the names of the TM moves, for example.) Can anybody better than me possibly translate it?

http://hiphotos.baidu.com/jianhen/pic/item/ccd100235296d94e9358072c.jpg
Dex Data of Aruseus, Translation?

 

[Zhen Lin]

Apparently it is the Pokémon that created space. (As in outer space 宇宙, not space 空間 as in space-time 時空.)

 

[Zeta]

So this guy is basically the Pokemon universe's version of God? How the hell can you do a movie about that? It's like Kyogre and Groudon X infinity. For all intents and purposes, if they stick to it's flavor info (and the anime usually does), it should be omnipotent.

 

[Doctor Oak]

Just because a myth can have it's roots based in truth, doesn't mean it's 100% what happened.

For all we know, this Pokemon could simply be a catalyst or something.

 

[patapikachu]

I'm thinking more along the line of Greek Mythology. Certain important figures rule over specific aspects of the universe.

 

[Roses Ablaze]

Maybe it just created the Solar System?

 

[Habunake]

Aruseus....

Seus = Zeus???

 

[Zeta]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking as well.

 

[Birdyspot]

Yeah...I knew this guy was gonna get his own movie one way or another. Either simply by virtue of being the most powerful Pokemon ever, or by threatening to blast the universe to hell if he didn't get his closeup. Hehehe...

 

[___]

Interesting...

Of course, it's probably either a dastardly Team Galaxy plot to capture it or a natural disaster only it can avert. I hope that other D/P legendaries can star in it as well.

 

[Murgatroyd]

Apparently it is the Pokémon that created space. (As in outer space 宇宙, not space 空間 as in space-time 時空.)

Important distinction here. It is said in a myth that it did so. (I'm not sure how exactly the thousand arms are involved.)

 

[GoldChaos]

Well... considering how the anime and the games both have taglines that included the bit "Pokemon that are considered to be gods", this all fits...

 

[Zeta]

How often has a myth about a Legendary Pokemon been different from the reality in the anime? The only time I remember that happening specifically is when Jirachi's powers ended up being much less than everyone had been expecting (instead of granting wishes by creating stuff out of thin air, it used teleportation and psychokinesis to approximate things as closely as possible).

 

[Nomekop Oen]

Wow,we're like getting into Living Tribunal territory here with Diaruga,Parukia,and now Aruseus.My guess is that it has the ability to create and/or expand outer space (however that may come in handy),which leads people to believe in the Pokemon universe that it created the whole darn thing.Diaruga's role is easy to figure out since so far it's the only Pokemon who represents Time itself,but Parukia's role seems a bit more confusing now with Aruseus.


You'd think the Space Ruling Pokemon would also be capable of doing the same thing,but the mythology credits Aruseus specifically for creating outer space.What's Parukia's dex entry? 'Cause right now I figure Parukia is the one that governs Aruseus' actions.


What does the Ghost/Dragon represent BTW?

 

[Zeta]

Space doesn't refer to outer space - it refers to physical space. So Palkia should be able to do things like teleport things to bits or warp space to be in multiple places at once. Kind of like those last two guys from Organization XIII in Kingdom Hearts II who had powers over Time and Space. The space guy was teleporting all over the place, sticking his arm through a spacewarp and having it come out somewhere else.

In comic terms, Palkia should be the Spot from Spiderman mixed with Nightcrawler. Only better.

 

[Bath]

Oh crap Im a antichrist o.o;;
Soo...it..ok then ^^; I hope they make this a good film.. I mean, 9 doesnt look that good imo <.<

 

[Nomekop Oen]

Space doesn't refer to outer space - it refers to physical space.

I know. =/


It's just that Parukia is classified as the *Space Ruling* Pokemon.So that should mean it's a master of all kinds of Space.Sure,it could just mean that it's a warp monster and logic dictates Aruseus should be able to do the same without having to point it out.It's that Ruling part that I think is a bit confusing when trying to sort out the mythology.

 

[Argy]

Heh, maybe Dialga, Palkia, and Arseus are a trinity ala Christian mythology (yes, I just called it "mythology").

 

[Birdyspot]

Heh, maybe Dialga, Palkia, and Arseus are a trinity ala Christian mythology (yes, I just called it "mythology").

Oh, won't the super-Christian leagues have a field day with this one. Prepare for censorship, kids.

And thank you for using the world "mythology." I use the same terminology in that case.

It's really interesting to read what Coronis has apparently found out about Arseus, Dialga, Palkia, the three Psychics, and Pokemon's Creation myth over on Serebii's forums. Seems Dialga and Palkia are more closely related to Arseus than we thought (clones of it? different forms of it?)

 

[Argy]

Apparently they are alter-egos of Arseus.

TRINITY, SHE SCREAMED.