Speculation The Mega Evolution Theory Thread: Share Your Own

[BlackButterfree]

Now that ORAS is out and offers some insight into Mega Evolution, it seems like the phenomenon's backstory is pretty fleshed out. And it seems pretty easy to follow, especially when combined with the Primal Reversion lore, since Mega Rayquaza is tied into both. Since there isn't any thread on the actual theory itself that I can find (I only see the polls for your favorite ORAS or XY Mega's), I thought that this would be the perfect place for all of us to share our theories.

Spoiler

AZ creates the Ultimate Weapon using sacrificial Pokémon, combined with the energy of Xerneas and/or Yveltal. He uses this to revive Floette, then to end the Kalos War.

The UW's blast irradiates regular rocks and stones with the souls of the sacrificial Pokémon as well the murdered trainers/soldiers presumably fighting on the battlefields, turning them into Mega Stones (Pokémon) and Key Stones (humans).

The physical force of the blast presumably sends the stones flying to all corners of the world, explaining their presence in Origins' Kanto and ORAS' Hoenn.

The aftermath then leaves AZ and Floette both immortal and they part, tragically. The blast also dislodges massive amounts of natural energy from deep within the Earth, where it swells up in Hoenn.

Kyogre and Groudon absorb this energy and go Primal, until Rayquaza shuts them down, attracted by the Mega/Key stones that were hailing on Hoenn like meteorites. (Considering the blast from the UW actually reaches into space before coming back down in the X/Y cut-scenes, it's very possible they were ricocheted into space and fell back to Earth, making them true meteorites.)

Presumably during this time, the Tower of Mastery and Mega Evolution was discovered in Kalos, while the world was being wracked by Primal Kyogre and Primal Groudon's fury. This is around the same time that the Anistar Sundial is built, and due to Sycamore's noting of it being similar to the Mega Ring ("The Mega Ring works in a similar way to how this object over here works. It's an object that changes sunlight into a mysterious light.") it can be theorized that the survivors of AZ's War carved the sundial out of a massive Key Stone or Mega Stone and erected it as a memorial for the fallen.

1,000 years later (2,000 years Before Kanto, or BK) more, much larger Key/Mega stones (or actual meteors this time?) hail down from the sky, creating Sootopolis, debunking the long-accepted theory that it was the mouth of a dormant volcano. This causes a crack in the Earth (the core of Hoenn under the Cave of Origin where you catch the Primal Weather Beast), and more natural energy came pouring out, leading to another brawl.

Rayquaza comes down yet again, and this time reacts to the meteorites in Sootopolis and Mega Evolves by eating them. AZ witnesses this and says that Rayquaza is delta (or change) and that it was formed by the bond of humans and Pokémon. This implies that AZ not only knows about Mega Evolution but has probably mastered its intricacies as well, giving more weight to Kalos already being trained in it.

Another 1,000 years of peace follow this and now we're at 1,000 BK. The Draconids (Zinnia's people) foretell of another meteor shower, one that could potentially destroy us all and they create a plan to summon Rayquaza once more.

Apparently it took them 1,000 years to get someone to revive Kyogre (AS) or Groudon (OR) to attract Rayquaza, and when we f'd that plan up, Zinnia resorted to stealing all the known Keystones in Hoenn (Brendan/May's, Wally's, Maxie/Archie's, Courtney/Matt's) except yours, Steven's and Lisia's for strange, unknown reasons. You'd think more power would be wanted in this case...

While Brendan/May are discovering Mega Evolution in Hoenn, a much younger Sycamore is probably finishing up his training as a Mega Evolution user, most likely alongside Diantha and/or Lysandre, under Gurkinn. He then leaves to Kanto to study under Prof. Rowan, who is in Kanto with Prof. Oak and his assistant Dawn/Lucas.

In present-day, while quite a few people can use Mega Evolutions (Brendan, May, Wally, Steven, Maxie, Archie, Matt, Courtney, Zinnia, Lisia, Serena, Calem, Gurkinn, Korrina, Lysandre, Diantha) it is still not very common or widely known, so aside from the ancient Mega Evolution Successors, Draconids and Sootopolitans, much of the knowledge behind why Mega Evolution exists is gone.

This leads to Sycamore to erroneously conclude that Kalos is the only region to report Mega Evolutions. And that it is a new kind of evolution (which, in comparison to the billions of years of age that the Earth has, it is very much extremely new...). Although, considering that he has full knowledge of what is needed for Mega Evolution when met in Coumarine City and knows about AZ and Floette's history at the Player's Parade, as well as being a Professor, and therefore having contact with all the other regional professors, this could just be misdirection on his part in-universe to give the player a mission (as there was no way Sycamore foresaw Team Flare and Lysandre intervening in our journey, and Prof. Birch would undoubtedly study his child's Mega Evolved Pokémon and share his findings with the other professors).

So in conclusion, Mega Stones and Key Stones are like the Soul Dew, just with other Pokémon's souls inside of them besides just a Latios like in the 5th movie...

And Mega Evolution is because of bonds between Humans and Pokémon producing Infinite Energy, while Primal Reversion is a Pokémon absorbing Natural Energy.

So do you guys have any theories of your own?

 

[DarkTouya]

That's a good theory but there's a thing that i'll argue with is that first time Kyogre and Groudon go primal wasn't during the Kalos' war but a long time before when the earth wasn't completly formed.

 

[Bittersweet]

When X and Y first came out, my personal theory was that the Sundial in Anistar City was actually a giant meteor full of magic space energy stuff of some sort, and that fragments of the meteor broke off and absorbed the DNA of some species of Pokémon and unlocking more powerful forms and became the Mega Stones, explaining the link between the Sundial and the Mega Stones in Kalos.

... But it doesn't really explain how Key Stones fit into it, and doesn't meld with the canon at all after ORAS.

Also, does all of this mean that Lucario is no longer the "first" Pokémon to have Mega Evolved? Or does that still stand?

 

[Fairy Type Arceus]

When X and Y first came out, my personal theory was that the Sundial in Anistar City was actually a giant meteor full of magic space energy stuff of some sort, and that fragments of the meteor broke off and absorbed the DNA of some species of Pokémon and unlocking more powerful forms and became the Mega Stones, explaining the link between the Sundial and the Mega Stones in Kalos.

... But it doesn't really explain how Key Stones fit into it, and doesn't meld with the canon at all after ORAS.

Also, does all of this mean that Lucario is no longer the "first" Pokémon to have Mega Evolved? Or does that still stand?

He's still the first mega evolution between humans and people, rayquaza did it by himself and even if the peoples cries did it, they toke it as rayquaza just becoming stornger to protect them using his god like power

 

[BlackButterfree]

That's a good theory but there's a thing that i'll argue with is that first time Kyogre and Groudon go primal wasn't during the Kalos' war but a long time before when the earth wasn't completly formed.

Wait, where'd they say that? I'm gonna have to amend my theory because of that. But Ky and Grou have been fighting forever, before the Natural Energy. LOL

 

[DarkTouya]

The natural energy they are talking about is reffering to the times when th earth was still young and full with energy which Kyogre and Groudon used to create seas and ground. In the last interview, Masuda said that the primals are the first forms of Groudon and Kyogre.

 

[Champion Red]

Your theory is great, the only flaw is, like has been said, they first went Primal from Earth's energy before humans even existed. I'd guess after that they went dormant, and the energy from the UW reignited that primal energy and awoke them.

 

[Kallyle]

@BlackButterfree;That's a nice theory, but PokéEarth's Natural Energy has been around since the beginning of the planet itself. However, that still doesn't mean that it wasn't in the same state it is in the present. I do have a theory on just what exactly Mega Evolution and Primal Reversion, and any other strange evolution variants that exist, are as a whole. It's very long though.

Picture if will, that Pokémon have a special biological energy that makes them different from other forms of life. I shall refer to this energy as "Pocket Energy." Pocket Energy allows their special organs to create attacks, and use their nerves to absorb the energy of those attacks so they to faint instead of brutally murdering each other. It also allows Pokémon to change their shape (explaining different forms and possibly Egg-group breeding) and upgrade their bodies and DNA when its Evolutionary organ overflows with Pocket Energy (explaining evolution.) In addition, they can also use their DNA and Pocket Energy to perform an alchemy ritual that creates new life (Pokémon Eggs), and can convert themselves to an energy-like state in order to rest in certain objects (such as Poké Balls).

Now, after a while, Pokémon can no longer upgrade their bodies, and sometimes locks them into a particular shape, meaning that whatever organ allows that them to do that no longer has enough strength to function. However, what if certain bursts of Pocket Energy from some sort of item can reactivate that Evolutionary organ? That would be the purpose of the Keystone. What if certain DNA residue got contaminated from fallen Pokémon's Pocket Energy and attached to stony surfaces such as evolution stones, which already contained Pocket Energy to begin with? These are what we would refer to as Mega Stones and the orbs of the Weather Trio.

And yet, we do not know what activates them!! Well, depending on what evolutionary method you are talking about, I think that they all have a common energy resource, but the trigger of this resource varies depending on the evolutionary variant. The trigger is Infinite Energy!

First of all, Infinite energy was first discovered when AZ created the ultimate weapon. Basically, the life force and souls from both people and Pokémon were sucked from them by the UW. From the friction of all of those different souls and all that life force created Infinite Energy. Infinite Energy was what AZ used to both bring back Floette and bestowed immortality, and what caused millions to die, causing all of the dead Pokémon's DNA residue and leftover Pocket Energy to scatter and attach to different objects.

Now, here is where Mega Evolution and Primal Reversion comes into play and starts to differ.

Pokémon seem to get stronger when the most when humans are helping, mas evidenced in most media, especially through friendship evolution. I theorize that perhaps the bonds between humans and Pokémon cause their Pocket Energy to flow and be utilized better. When it comes to Mega Evolving however, what if a Pokémon and their trainer had a bond so deep that their souls and their combined life forces caused infinite energy to be produces, thus temporarily overclocking the Pocket Energy from the Pokémon, the Mega Stone, and the keystone in order to reach a new kind of evolution: Mega Evolution!

However, Kyogre, Groudon, and Rayquaza are a little different.

First of all, Groudon and Kyogre didn't initially rely on Infinite Energy, as their Primal Reversions were their original states. However, when the land and sea were formed, Kyogre's and Groudon's Natural Energies became used up, causing them to become dormant. When the UW was fired, Groudon and Kyogre absorbed enough Infinite Energy to reanimate themselves. Unfortunately, the damage dealt by the UW also caused the planet's Primal Energies to leak out, which meant Groudon and Kyogre were fighting over it. This caused them to not only regain their original states, but to become more powerful than before due to the Infinite Energy inside of them! This process became known as Primal Reversion! From there, people began to pray to Rayquaza for help.

You see, humans from ancient times seemed to worship Rayquaza as some sort of Messiah, essentially meaning that when UW was unleashed 3000 years ago, Rayquaza was able to gather enough Infinite Energy to skip both the Mega Stone and the keystone requirements. Rayquaza used its new-found power to seal away the Primal Energies inside the Cave and Origin, took the the Infinite Energy that Groudon and Kyogre possessed and sealed it inside two orbs, the Red Orb and the Blue Orb, and mixed up the Pocket Energies, leaving the two titans of the land and sea to settle down in their weakened, current state.

Once Groudon and Kyogre went dormant, Rayquaza sealed its Infinite Energy into the Jade Orb, saving it for when another disaster that only it could help stop were to occur.

Years later, Archie/Maxie found the orbs, and used them to awaken Kyogre/Groudon, which then caused the awakened legend to rush into the Cave of Origin, where it uses its correct orb to reclaim it's Infinite Energy, using it to channel the Primal Energy it once lost: causing Primal Reversion. Episode Delta also caused the Jade Orb to give back the Infinite Energy that RAyquaza once had, allowing it to mega Evolve unter special circumstances (i.e. the move Dragon Ascent).

To some everything up, Infinite Energy and the Pokémon's Pocket Energy both have a hand in Mega Evoluition and Primal Reversion, the difference between them being the activation method:

• Pokémon's Pocket Energy + Mega Stone + Keystone + Infinite Energy produced by the strong bond between Pokémon and Trainer = Mega Evolution
• Primal Energy leaking from the Earth + Infinite Energy from the UW/trapped inside the Red and Blue Orbs = Primal Reversion
• Rayquaza's Pocket Energy + the Infinite Energy generated from the UW/Jade Orb + the Infinite Energy produced from worphip/the Jade Orb = Mega Rayquaza

 

[Dragrath]

Hmm not bad for a pure speculation theory However I feel I should point out a particularly interesting theory I saw posted elsewhere that speculates that the origin of mega stones is tied to the ultimate weapon and deoxys. (In this the ultimate weapon blast into space and creates the deoxys virus. In this mega stones are shards of this virus that didn't coalesce and can temporarily combine with a Pokemon based on the first they imprinted with, (In this theory Deoxys is the effective source of mega evolution)
It has some flaws as with any fan speculation but is one of the better ones I've seen...
To be honest I stopped truly caring about the theory now that they have fully gone marvel/DC/Zelda on us...

 

[Esserise]

Also, does all of this mean that Lucario is no longer the "first" Pokémon to have Mega Evolved? Or does that still stand?

It still stands in the sense that Lucario was the first Pokémon to Mega Evolve "artificially"; that is, using a Mega Stone to facilitate the transformation instead of a mikado organ and a diet of energized meteorites, which is what Rayquaza uses. Rayquaza is more a special exception than the rule.

What we know thus far is that:

Spoiler

- The Mega Stones in Kalos were created when the light from the Ultimate Weapon, which contained the energy of Xerneas/Yveltal, was used to end the war in Kalos 3,000 years ago. The energy of the Legendary Pokémon irradiated regular Evolution Stones and caused them to mutate into Mega Stones.

- Key Stones contain human life energy, and can convert human emotions into a wavelength that Mega Stones react to. In that same vein, the Anistar Sundial (which has stood in Kalos for over 3,000 years) converts sunlight into a mysterious kind of light.

- The first Trainer to initiate a Mega Evolution through the combination of a Mega Stone and a Key Stone did so with his Lucario long ago upon arriving in the Kalos region. Gurkinn and Korrina are descendants of this Trainer.

However, ORAS expands on this with the long history of the Hoenn region:

Spoiler

- Also around 3,000 years ago, the world was overflowing with natural energy. Kyogre and Groudon fought over this energy, and in the process, devastated the environment of Hoenn. The people who lived in Hoenn were helpless to protect themselves from the destruction, as meteors (that "shone with a rainbow brilliance, as if some great life were held within" - I assume that several of these meteors fragmented upon impact and became Key Stones, as they fit the description of them perfectly) also assailed the planet from space. One of these meteors fell upon the site of a waterfall, which was inhabited by a tribe of Dragon-type users (presumably, this site is what became Meteor Falls, and the tribe, the Draconids). This attracted Rayquaza, who descended from above and put a stop to Kyogre and Groudon's quarreling.

- After 1,000 years of peace, another rainbow meteor (which "resembled a vast and powerful Key Stone) slammed into the planet, and left behind a crater that would eventually become Sootopolis City. The impact of this meteor was so forceful that it punched a hole in the planet's surface, which opened up a well of natural energy and caused Kyogre and Groudon to awaken once again. As they resumed their conflict, Rayquaza appeared once again, drawn in by the meteor. The people near the impact site prayed to it, and with it being a massive Key Stone, it transmitted their emotions toward Rayquaza and triggered its Mega Evolution. It quelled the fighting once again, causing Kyogre and Groudon to retreat.

Additionally, when Brendan/May defeated/captured Kyogre/Groudon at the Cave of Origin, the wave of energy that was released seemingly washed the Hoenn region in natural energy, which caused AZ's tree outside of the Cave to bloom, and drew several species of Pokémon that had long since migrated from the Hoenn region back to it, and caused new Mega Stones to appear. So with that in mind, it seems that not all Mega Stones were byproducts of the Ultimate Weapon, and that any infusion of potent life/natural energy can create them. And we still don't know where the Anistar Sundial came from, or what exactly its connection to Mega Evolution is. Some characters speculate that it came from space, while others think that, because it supposedly couldn't have been manufactured by modern technology, that it may have been created by the power of a Legendary Pokémon.

 

[Silktree]

(AZ witnessed this event, which is how I know the previous clash dates back to 4,000 years ago, and after this conflict, peace remains until the events of the Delta Episode, which the Draconids foretold and planned for).

AZ could have been to Hoenn at any point in the last 3000 years, so your logic is iffy. Since Zinnia mentioned three separate events which were 1000 years apart, the natural interpretation is that the first one happened 3000 years ago. This makes it possible for the first meteoroid strike to be related to the ultimate weapon.

 

[Esserise]

(AZ witnessed this event, which is how I know the previous clash dates back to 4,000 years ago, and after this conflict, peace remains until the events of the Delta Episode, which the Draconids foretold and planned for).

AZ could have been to Hoenn at any point in the last 3000 years, so your logic is iffy. Since Zinnia mentioned three separate events which were 1000 years apart, the natural interpretation is that the first one happened 3000 years ago. This makes it possible for the first meteoroid strike to be related to the ultimate weapon.

Ah, did they say that the first meteor strike had to do with the Ultimate Weapon? I don't remember that, but it kind of adds a new layer to it if they did. My thinking was that AZ came to Hoenn not long after he ended the war and left Kalos, which was 3,000 years ago, so if that followed after 1,000 years of peace in the Hoenn region, then the first Kyogre/Groudon conflict would have been 4,000 years ago. I'm not sure why that's the impression I got; possibly because I don't remember them connecting the first meteor strike to the UW. What did it do that was related to the meteors?

 

[Silktree]

Ah, did they say that the first meteor strike had to do with the Ultimate Weapon? I don't remember that, but it kind of adds a new layer to it if they did. My thinking was that AZ came to Hoenn not long after he ended the war and left Kalos, which was 3,000 years ago, so if that followed after 1,000 years of peace in the Hoenn region, then the first Kyogre/Groudon conflict would have been 4,000 years ago. I'm not sure why that's the impression I got; possibly because I don't remember them connecting the first meteor strike to the UW. What did it do that was related to the meteors?

They didn't connect the ultimate weapon to the meteoroids, but they didn't say that AZ's appeared in Hoenn right after the Kalos war, either. I just find it hard to believe that Mega Rayquaza's first appearance predates the emergence of Kalos Mega Stones by 1000 years. Not to mention that it's been strongly implied that Hoenn's history is cyclical: A big event (either related to the Primals or to a huge meteoroid, if not both) happens every 1000 years. If you're right about the first event happening 4000 years ago, then nothing of note happened 1000 years ago.

 

[Esserise]

They didn't connect the ultimate weapon to the meteoroids, but they didn't say that AZ's appeared in Hoenn right after the Kalos war, either. I just find it hard to believe that Mega Rayquaza's first appearance predates the emergence of Kalos Mega Stones by 1000 years. Not to mention that it's been strongly implied that Hoenn's history is cyclical: A big event (either related to the Primals or to a huge meteoroid, if not both) happens every 1000 years. If you're right about the first event happening 4000 years ago, then nothing of note happened 1000 years ago.

I see. Well, I thought it was kind of the point that Mega Rayquaza happened so long ago that it was forgotten about by the time of Mega Lucario, although I guess with Kalos being a distance away (and mostly dead and then rebuilding for a while) and the Draconids keeping Hoenn's history under wraps, that really isn't necessary.

I'll admit that I did think it was a bit odd to have a big gap of nothing eventful, but I just figured that the "cycle" wasn't so strict.

But, wait, even if the first strike was 3,000 years ago, doesn't that still leave a gap? Because then we have:

3,000 years ago - AZ's war; meteors fall on a waterfall near a Dragon clan
2,000 years ago - A meteor creates Sootopolis; AZ witnesses Rayquaza's Mega Evolution
1,000 years ago - ???
Present day - Deoxys's meteor appears

(Another thing I'm not clear on is the Kyogre/Groudon conflict mentioned by the old man at Mt. Pyre. He says that that battle was stopped with the power of the Red and Blue Orbs. I take it that that incident would have predated any of this meteorite stuff?)

 

[BlackButterfree]

And we still don't know where the Anistar Sundial came from, or what exactly its connection to Mega Evolution is. Some characters speculate that it came from space, while others think that, because it supposedly couldn't have been manufactured by modern technology, that it may have been created by the power of a Legendary Pokémon.

Originally, due to its crystalline nature and pink color, it was largely speculated that it was either Diancie's location or created by her. Since this has yet to be confirmed/denied AND Diancie can Mega Evolve, this theory is still very much viable.

 

[Esserise]

Originally, due to its crystalline nature and pink color, it was largely speculated that it was either Diancie's location or created by her. Since this has yet to be confirmed/denied AND Diancie can Mega Evolve, this theory is still very much viable.

An NPC near the Sundial did mention that not even the most cutting-edge technology had been able to break it. Maybe it's composed of Mega Diancie's super-magical Mega diamonds?

It is also worthy to note that it, too, dates back to around 3,000 years ago, so maybe there is yet another aspect of Mega Evolution's history that we do not know?

 

[Ziggy Stardust]

Are you people sure that the First Impact (oh, boy) was around the time of Kalos war?

As I understood it, it was [First Impact (on the waterfall), Rayquaza stops Primals] -1000 years-> [Second impact (Sootopolis formation, Rayquaza Mega evolves)] -1000 years-> [today]. So, the meteorite on the waterfall was just 2000 years ago and Kalos war predates it for another 1000 years.

And we still don't know where the Anistar Sundial came from, or what exactly its connection to Mega Evolution is. Some characters speculate that it came from space, while others think that, because it supposedly couldn't have been manufactured by modern technology, that it may have been created by the power of a Legendary Pokémon.

Originally, due to its crystalline nature and pink color, it was largely speculated that it was either Diancie's location or created by her. Since this has yet to be confirmed/denied AND Diancie can Mega Evolve, this theory is still very much viable.

I used to think Diancie itself was like a Mega Evolution from Carbink, but slightly different (due to being permanent, and thus being considered a different Pokémon). Now, Mega Diancie debunked my theory :lol:

 

[Silktree]

1,000 years ago - ???

I touched upon this here. Zinnia's description of this period is vague:

A thousand years of peace followed after that disastrous time. But the Draconid people, learning from their long history’s cyclical nature, foretold that the meteoroids would fall on this land again. The meteoroid to come, they prophesized, would be far greater than those that had come before it. This meteoroid would be great enough to break the world forever... In order to prevent this great calamity, those who held the knowledge of the past arrived at a plan. Their plan was to invoke Rayquaza, the great savior, and summon it to this land before the meteoroid could strike.

If you also consider what her grandmother says, then it's pretty clear that the Draconids of that era didn't just randomly prophecize that a meteoroid would strike 1,000 years later (in the Delta Episode). There was a meteoroid event even then.

(Another thing I'm not clear on is the Kyogre/Groudon conflict mentioned by the old man at Mt. Pyre. He says that that battle was stopped with the power of the Red and Blue Orbs. I take it that that incident would have predated any of this meteorite stuff?)

I guess so. Rayquaza wasn't involved in that event.

 

[Esserise]

If you also consider what her grandmother says, then it's pretty clear that the Draconids of that era didn't just randomly prophecize that a meteoroid would strike 1,000 years later (in the Delta Episode). There was a meteoroid event even then.

I see. So, excluding the Delta Episode, the Lorekeepers of two generations now have wished for Rayquaza to Mega Evolve (neither of which occurred during the Sootopolis event, as that wasn't conducted by a singular Draconid, but rather, by a group of people). But according to your other post, these were to stop oncoming meteors. So if the meteor strikes run on a thousand-year cycle, then wouldn't that just push the First Impact back to 4,000 years ago, like so:

4,000 years ago - Rayquaza stops the Primals; Meteor Falls is formed
3,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops the Primals; Sootopolis is formed
2,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops Meteor No. 1
1,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops Meteor No. 2; the Draconids foretell the arrival of Meteor No. 3
Present day - Deoxys's meteor arrives

 

[Ziggy Stardust]

If you also consider what her grandmother says, then it's pretty clear that the Draconids of that era didn't just randomly prophecize that a meteoroid would strike 1,000 years later (in the Delta Episode). There was a meteoroid event even then.

I see. So, excluding the Delta Episode, the Lorekeepers of two generations now have wished for Rayquaza to Mega Evolve (neither of which occurred during the Sootopolis event, as that wasn't conducted by a singular Draconid, but rather, by a group of people). But according to your other post, these were to stop oncoming meteors. So if the meteor strikes run on a thousand-year cycle, then wouldn't that just push the First Impact back to 4,000 years ago, like so:

4,000 years ago - Rayquaza stops the Primals; Meteor Falls is formed
3,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops the Primals; Sootopolis is formed
2,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops Meteor No. 1
1,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops Meteor No. 2; the Draconids foretell the arrival of Meteor No. 3
Present day - Deoxys's meteor arrives

Where was said there were more meteors? Nowhere.

As I understood it:

2,000 years ago - Rayquaza stops the Primals; Meteor Falls is formed with Meteor No. 1
1,000 years ago - Mega Rayquaza stops the Primals; Sootopolis is formed with Meteor No. 2; the Draconids foretell the arrival of Meteor No.3
Present day - Deoxys's meteor arrives

There's no word of another meteor after Sootopolis formation, except current meteor.