*FULLY EXPLAINING* TREASURES OF RUIN LEGENDARIES OF PALDEA | POKEMON SCARLET AND VIOLET HYPOTHESIS
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Chapters
Intro - 0:00 to 1:14
Treasures of Ruin Origin - 1:15 to 6:19
Wo-Chein - 6:20 to 11:27
Chien-Pao - 11:28 to 15:47
Ting-Lu - 15:48 to 20:09
Chi-Yu - 20:10 to 23:00 - เกม
I had a theory that this whole game has very strong ties to legends Arceus. Both games deal with time travel or supposedly so and we know a lot of legends Arceus mons are coming. There is a phone case you can get that is also the ones from legends Arceus somewhere which might just be a fun cameo thing but maybe not. The final thing that connects it to me though is Volo. What merchant do we know with less than good intentions who likes to play puppet master? I think it's possible he destabilized paldea for some reason.
Interesting
Wait, isn't Volo also a long-lived Magic User?
We see him in Sinnoh, but is he native to that Region?
I would love a video or your theory explained throughly
@@shakerentree2344 Perhaps I will add it to the list.
You can get the Arceus, along with Pikachu/Eevee, Galar, and Sinnoh, phones if you have a save data with those games.
I’m just now realizing that all 4 of them are found in parts of Paldea that don’t really align with their element. I expected to find Chien Pao in the mountains but nah it’s on the west by the lake. You’d expect Chi Yu, a goldfish, to be by the lake. You’d expect Wo Chien to be near the northeast as there’s more greenery there. You’d expect Ting Lu to be by either the desert on the west side or the wastelands on the east side. They’re all prolly strong enough such that if they were near their element, they probably wouldn’t have been able to be sealed
That’s so true!
Also aligns with the stakes being of a colour of the type that is super-effective against each respective Treasures of Ruin legendary.
Ting-Lu is near a huge lake because it actually created the lake by exerting its power to create seismic fissures and collapsing/sinking a massive chunk of the Paldean landmass.
Chi-Yu is the reason the surrounding non-volcanic mountains it’s sealed within have huge chunks of obsidian on them.
Chien-Pao is sealed near a spot that’s a massive desert, what do you think happens when you flash-freeze an entire place on a large scale, killing everything, and then it thaws out?
Wo-Chien… well first of all, it’s sealed near badlands, but also the entire Paldea region has a lot less tree cover that pretty much every previous pokemon region
I think the four treasures were used in ritual sacrifice/blood magic. The sword cuts, the tablets have the instructions aka the king's evil deeds written on them, the vessel holds blood, and the beads were thrown in which is why CY says splashy.
I have a theory that they are tied to the Abyssal Ruins in B/W.
There are 4 characters that are unidentified which seem to bear some resemblance to the treasures. One is a fish like Chi-Yu, one seems to be based on Chien-Pao as it says the king defeated it, similar to that dex entry, one sort of looks like Wo-Chien, but is regarded as the king, so I may be wrong. The other doesn't really look like Ting-Lu, other than maybe looking like a cup, but maybe I'm missing something.
I think it's supported by the fact that B/W was somewhat based on Chinese origin, with Yin and Yang for Zekrom and Reshiram, the weather trio, etc.
The ruins are filled with stories of the amazing king. Maybe his sin was pride.
This could work more if they were the relic items.
Generation X (Ten) is going to be featured in Australia.
I have a source who is working with scouts of GameFreak, who are touring Australia (where I live).
They are currently ‘mapping’ in Brisbane as of writing this comment.
West Taiwan? No I doubt it will come any time soon due to the ongoing socio-political issues that a majority of the world’s people disagree with…especially Japan 🇯🇵.
Most parents would be resistive in buying this for their kids.
They’re also trying to get more into the market within the Subcontinent of India 🇮🇳. India 🇮🇳 is currently warring against West Taiwan over land disputes.
But the fact that Game Freak can ‘sprinkle’ West Taiwan’s mythology through its games, allows for a nice compromise.
Judging by the Anime episode where Ash was turned into a Pikachu by a Magic Potion then you can tell that Magic exists in the Pokemon World. The Curses could be a part of that. Someone could have used Cursed the Treasures and then payed the Merchant to sell them to the Paldean King.
I suspect the Asado Desert is more likely Ground Zero of the Kalos doomsday weapon impact than Wo-Chien's doing, assuming the 1 million years Great Crater stuff isn't falsified information. The giant mud pit in South Province Area 5 looks to be a likely spot Wo-Chien did its thing, and is not far from where it was sealed.
You should check my Kalos War video. I think you are correct.
Idk about that. The area where you find the spooky plate in kalos seems like the kind of place that was built to be ground zero. The chamber of emptiness is completely devoid of life and has some interesting dialogue associated with how unpleasant it is. There's even a banetteite there - a pokemon associated with abandonment and despair.
It might be reaching a little, but the cave is surrounded by a river, as if it was a crater that has been slowly filling itself in, but nature refuses to fill in that one chamber.
Even though it’s not my favourite, Wo Chien has to be my definition of what the Ruin Legends should be. Wo Chien seems more like an ancient artifact making a body that can defend itself, unlike the others, which look like they slapped some artifacts on an animal. It almost makes me wonder if a legend like Ting Lu was always a bull. It’d make more sense for Ting Lu to be a Turtle since the implication is that the artifacts are a requirement for the body to remain. Having a more defensive attitude with the Ruinous artifacts makes Wo Chien seem more like a calculative antagonist, defending its body with its body as opposed to Ting Lu, who doesn’t really care if it falls of its body.
I wonder if the tie in game for them will be set in the past, like Legends Arceus, or modern, somehow linking to the time before the Paldean King bought the treasures.
They can in a way also be interpreted as references to the 4 horsemen which are stated to bring about the end of civilization. Legendaries are often trios not quartets. The Sword leopard is death, samsara goldfish is war, Bowl head deer is conquest and of course leaf pile snail is famine.
Merchant may have traveled a pokemon version of the silk road which spans from Spain to china. I would love if the next gen is in china if something talks about this merchant road.
Good point!
Love the videos as always. Cant wait to see what you got next I’m still looking for interesting lore in the game too.
Thank you
The second I heard "ancient Pokémon wielders", I thought of Legends Arceus. With that, I theorized that Volo may have been the "merchant" that sold the Treasures of Ruin to the Paldean King. Think about it. Who else would've had the time and opportunity to do this in those ancient times?
I love all this lore it intrigues me so much makes me think more and go deeper
They remind me of the 4 horseman of the apocalypse. They all cause natural disasters which on their own are not a big deal, together could maybe be cataclysmic. It could be seen as the Pokémon world’s way of cleansing the evils of man which would be represented by the king of paldea. I think this opens up a few thought lines for the history professor as well such as is she the descendant of the merchant? Is it once again time to release them on man as her lineage has done before?
Also, Chi-Yu does not hold a candle to slugma and magcargo 😂
To be honest there are several legendary groups of Pokemon that fit that mold though
My man I just found your channel, and I think its about to pop.
Thank you
Those Treasures of Ruin Wo-Chien, Chien-Pao, Ting-Lu, and Chi-Yu definitly come from the region that is related to China (or maybe Taiwan since it was a Spanish colony in 17th century) in our real world. Maybe it's an foreshadowing with the future game pokemon generation that will be set in that region. For my favorite Treasure of Ruin pokemon Chi-Yu is definitely inspired by Chinese Goldfish. So this could mean that Paldea had some connection with this eastern region, and this is why this merchant was able to give those Treasures of Ruin to ancient king of Paldea.
Glad I finally got to finish this after finding all the Stakes to free the Ruinious Pokémon.
Can you do videos on the towers and ruins scattered around the region. Were they used in the war or were they just ancient housing?
Neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!
I do wonder what exactly the timeline was like; Likely over 1,000 years ago, Paldea's emperor stopped the Ruinous Quartet with "Pokemon Trainers", something that seemed less normal in Hisui, which should be like, 1800s at earliest. & there was the Kalos War. Was Hisui just way behind on adopting Pokemon Training? Or was the existence of those "Pokemon Trainers" just an embellishment of Mrs. Raifort's "fairy tale"?
It said "ancient Pokémon wielders", not "Pokémon Trainers".
@@bubbykins4864Ah, thanks for the clarification on that matter!
I don't know why but for some reason. I'm getting the strangest vibes from these pokemon reminding me slightly of the swords of Justice also.
Dark versions then
You have a point. While the Swords of Justice protect the land and its Pokémon, the Treasuses of Ruin destroy everything indiscriminately.
🖤💛❤️I’m very much looking forward to seeing how GameFreak will incorporate the vastness of First Nations Australian Aboriginal mythology and culture in the franchise.
We are The World’s Oldest Continuous Culture that is still in existence to this very day, and I’m so proud of my fellow First Nations Australians in what we have achieved and what we still can accomplish.
Eg. world’s oldest man-made tool/invention can be found in Western Australia, and they’re basically a bunch of fish traps made by positioning rocks along a river-mouth to ‘steer’ fish into them and trap them for easy access. Over 60,000+ years old.
The merchant was Volo
Possibly but to what ends
Adding to this hypothetical Chinese Pokémon Region, Kubfu and Urshifu from Gen 8 are also from a faraway region. They might all be from the *same* Pokemon Region.
True
Hopefully it's from the same region Copperaja comes from.
@@LunaP1 Copperajah most likely comes from the Indian region equivalent. Back in Gen 1, Raichu’s Dex entries mention an Indian elephant. Recently they redid the Dex entry and replaced the Indian elephant line with Copperajah instead. Plus it being based on based on an elephant maybe even being an elephant statue seen as traditional Indian art makes it more likely it’s from Pokémon’s Indian based region, not the Chinese one.
Fun video, good ideas as usual. Could have done with a glass of water.
I was tired during that filming my dude. But fair 🤣
Raifort: I wanna see them tho.
I feel like they would more likely base a region off of the silk road and make it more Arabian then just Chinese
I kind of thought that too at first but not anymore
Maybe the merchant is from an enemy country and wanted to help thwart his reign for the benefit of his own country. Like a secret agent of sorts.
I do wonder if the merchant was based loosely on Christopher Columbus and the Silk Road expeditions. Or if it was meant to be Marco Polo and his meeting of the Khans of Ancient China and Mongolia.
Several other people have stated this before. It's very likely an inspiration.
It’s great that Game Freak can compromise and incorporate vital historical information and mythology about the land of China/West Taiwan without having to feature it as a map or region.
I for one am open to a China/West Taiwan region in the future.
My thinking is that due to the increased $$$ revenue from more and players in the Subcontinent of India🇮🇳, GameFreak are avoiding any regions that may be contentious & interfere with their global market expansion.
The king was transformed in to gimmighoul for his greed. gimmighouls dex entry says about it being 1500 years old
Its possible these are the corrupted forms and they have purified ones. Grudge from restrained Wisdom, Hatred from false Righteousness, Fear from forces Faith, Envy from stolen Prosperity.
They used to be the symbols of a King, but as those attributes were ignored they became ruined.
Maybe this king was Pokemon version of Genghis Khan
Great video to fall asleep to
Well I hope I provided a good night sleep for you then.
@@therealdrogane it did. You have a soothing voice. Will subscribe.
It just seems like gamefreak is planting the seeds for future pokemon regions throughout the recent games... we still haven't seen coperajah's region of origin and with scarvi released, these ruoinous pokemon and quaxly's origin are still unclear.
Coperajah seems to mean it will be from India or China.
I think you’re wrong about the king and the artifacts. I think the artifacts were cursed to absorb the kings negative energy and become Pokémon not the other way around.
That conflicts with the dex entries but I respect your opinion.
The ruin quartet is as someone pointed out Asian inspired. Maybe they are a reference to a new game. Maybe a legends game or the next gen
Honestly considering that Unova is based on New York and Kalos is based on Northern France then we could potentially see more Regions in the Future Based off of other parts of the U.S. or Southern France.
My guy drogane ✨🤙🏿🤙🏿
Yup I get it.
When you brought up Chi-Yu’s DEX entries about conflicts. It totally makes sense only because china is, well, you know.
I imagine in Gen 10 we Will return to evil teams and the leader is a descendant of this Emperor.
Possibly
A merchant wit items connected to legendary Pokémon. Sounds familiar to a teacher wit artifacts connected to legendary Pokémon. That maybe would come from a merchant ???? Could we lose one teacher and gain another?? Nurse Mariam said she’d be teaching next year …. Could the history teacher be evil and out for revenge on the Paldea region
You can also compare these ruin Pokemon to the four horsemen of the Apocalypse in the biblical sense. I have a hard time saying their names so. The fiery goldfish represents war which is often a part of envy or knowing that another nation has much more than them. It's easier to take than to create. Chin Pao represents death gaining hatred and evil from those who've been fallen by a blade. Also being very close to the representation of death in the biblical story. The ruinous tablets represent famine because of the Life Force draining affects which could just destroy crops. In the ruinous coldren could represent plague even though it ravishes the world it's fear is what it generates. Plague is represented more than just disease like locusts bad weather even earthquakes.
2,000 years ago……
Paldean King: “These treasures are marvelous! I’ll have them all!”
The Ruinous Quartet: “We’re about to end this king’s whole career.”
🤣
Could the sword from chien-pao be the same sword from the story in the sinnoh library?
Would mean the merchant obtained them in different spots so possibly but not likely.
I think its also worth noting, in the Japanese anime, "Dark Type" is known as "Evil Type"
I’ve always thought that we either have a fifth ruinous legendary in dlc that will have raifort tie into the story or they are hinting to another region but not Chinese because that’s way too obvious
Obvious is what Game Freak does
What if the DLC is based around China instead of Kalos? It could be just an area of the map, not an entire region. Although I would prefer China to become a region in Pokemon, this is just something I was thinking about.
Not likely. China is like you said - much more region material.
There all dark types because they have negative emotions toward the king wo chien was made from dead leaves from a tablets by someone who got punished for writing the kings evil deed this was a kingdom which was probably very rich then when it got executed two possbilites the human became a pokemon or the tablet became a pokemon this filled the tablet with hatred and the person died probably and the chien pao which is a snow leopard came froma sword that killed many people filling the sword with hatred the people feared the king for his greedy actions filled the vessel these beads were were filled from conflict then these pokemon were then placed at the kingdom and were born from the the richness of the kingdom the vegetation when the storm came tablets then made those tablets turn it into a pokemon the sword from the snow probably came from a snow storm we heard about it from one storm and then fire from cooking food a richess formed chi yu rock and dirt soil my theory is a stretch though
Pokemon: Not China will either be one of the best selling games ever or a giant flop.
Honestly China would be an amazing Region to explore.
You forgot to include univa It's New York in the pokemon world You know pokemon black and white
What part are you referring to?
@@therealdrogane Just that you forgot to include that region in the list of Western regions that have been featured lately it's kinda all started with generation 5 And from then on it's been all Western regions Excluding remakes and pokemon Arceus But the video was great really enjoyed it
Calyrex?
No. It's not a Pokemon King thing
Thers maney dark tep pokemon how are not like raganeeta or evolat and even thos that are like them are missundersatedins as to y thay do wet thay do you think a bodygard is elive or a bunsiser no ther doing wet ther manet to sam as dark tep pokemon not all are evil mosth are missateking as evil by thos how missundersat them hav a nices day
It's pronounced core-tet.
I'm not sure what you are referring to in the video.
@@therealdrogane The 4 chinese legendaries. You pronounce it quad-tret.
Notesis it saydid the king fo palday was y the pokemon fo ruin cam to be as befir that thay war fo no dager to thos in palday at the time but as the king fo pladay told thos in his kingdume to let thos pokemon live in the open and free ye thos he told did not think the kings pokemon shound live freeliey even his won man and thos liveing in his kingdume did not areg with ther king and thay wer the ones hiw pike to sale away the pokemon fo ruin not the kingbut as the king did also love his kingdume he put him self in forth fo the pokeemon thas y it say the king was kill by the pokemon fo ruin it was a missundersateding fo wet the pokemon wer aball to do let aloney how to usis them for good in the kingdume
Thers a ther pokemon with a littel bit fo a simler yet difreent storey to it that pokemon is baslo in its storey in the pokedexs it reads the baslo is a pokemon how is a being fo il omen yet if you read the hollding it also say the wen bad things are abuot to hapoeing baslo com down uot the monetsis to tel thos fo was to maybe happeing son thos in it say that thos how live in placsis weer baslo hads ben that baslo may being il omen even tho baslo the pokemon is juts trying to help tel thos to hadey for safedey this thas ben omage hav nices day o and baslo is a dark tep pokemon to but she gets. Missateking for being a doome beinger wen she ther to help not to kill all how live in a livage or towen
I didn’t understand any of this. 😂