Thank you to everyone for all the positive reception this video has gotten! If you have other suggestions for Pokémon science/lore topics for me to investigate in a future video, let me know down below.
So, kyurem is actually not from space or anything. He is the “empty husk” that was left when reshiram and zekrom split in two from the original dragon. So he’s a byproduct of those legendaries’ split.
^I was gonna say this. Personally I think for this reason, it belongs in the cryptid or worshipped entity section, since it's not nearly as well known as Reshiram or Zekrom, and is only featured in very localized folklore.
Both can be true. The original dragon could’ve came from space and landed in the giant chasm. Then later on it separated and kyurem went back to the giant chasm.
I used to think that Legendaries were less “legendary” as the series went on because of how many Nintendo kept adding, but this video showed they actually became more legendary because of how they affected the series overall. Interesting! Great video.
I think what makes legendaries not feel 'legendary' anymore has nothing to do with the pokemon themselves or how many there are, but rather cause of Pokemon go. No seriously, in pokemon go you can get like 4 or 10 of the same legendary groudon or dialga, and thats fine for that game, but because of its popularity its influenced the mainline games too. now you just get them from raids in sword and shield and from an actual freaking national park in brilliant diamond and shining pearl. In the anime goh can just catch a suicune in a filler episode too. The way they've been treated makes them feel like just rarer-than-average pokemon, rather than the gods and myths that they are
I think putting Zygarde in the cryptid tier misses out on its connection to the Yggdrasil legend that Xerneas and Yveltal are but otherwise awesome video! Smooth editing and clean audio, plus this was a really fun topic, you did great!
The main reason I put Zygarde in the “cryptid” class is because it doesn’t seem to have much similarities to the Yggdrasil duo in its native region, Kalos. I know thematically and design wise it fits in, but in-universe, Zygarde is only found in a cave in Kalos postgame. Not even Lysander or Team Flare considers Zygarde essential for their plans with the ultimate weapon. Also, in Alola, there are scientists researching its cell phenomenon. So for that reason, it seemed more like a cryptid than a divine being.
@@TamValleyProductions well it's ability is a hard counter to the other of its trio, things biologically made to handle them better than anyone or anything besides probably arceus and those other top teir guys you listed so feels kinda off putting zygarde on the same level as pokemon Bigfoot, but I can't really argue against the cell maker item since I have no idea how that works. I will say as well rest of the video I think was perfect and thank you for it, it's going to help with my pokemon dnd
@@TamValleyProductions I think Zygarde's relative underutilization is entirely due to gen 6 being incomplete. Most 3rd game legendaries start off as just a rare pokemon in a cave somewhere and it isn't until the 3rd game actually releases that we actually learn about how important they are. I think it was going to be the same deal with Zygarde. My guess is that there was a "Pokemon Z" planned at some point which was going to be much more Zygarde centric but it ended up getting canceled and all the cell collecting and Zygarde forms were were just salvaged for Pokemon Sun and Moon, explaining why they feel so tacked on in those games. I think the anime, although definitely no place to look for official lore details, offers a great view into what the story would've been like. The final season of the X and Y arc of the anime focuses on team flare exclusively looking for Zygarde, with Lysander planning to take over world with it instead of either of the box legendaries. Although I agree with you that currently Zygarde doesn't really see like anything special, the original intention seems to be to have it on a similar level as Xerneas and Yveltal.
Groudon, Kyogre and Rayquaza didn't create their respective elements. Canonically, they were born in them, forced by them, incarnation of them if you will. Arceus, then, didn't create any pokemon other than Dialga, Palkia and Giratina. Almost every other legendary is self-born and didn't create anything that didn't already exist. Zekrom and Reshiram have shared origins with kyurem, so they should be in the same category. Zygard is the protector of Earth, so it should be in the A category. Also, there are canonically only 100 Zygarde cells, nothing more and nothing less. Cool ranking dou
Interesting point about Arceus and its creations. However the main reason I put Zekrom and Reshiram in another class than Kyurem is because Kyurem is directly to be emerged from a meteor. Whereas the other two dragons only have vague legends in Unovan culture about the two brothers that wielded each one of them in an ancient conflict. So I think the reason they’re lumped together with Kyurem in-game is because they’re all strong dragon types with cultural implications in the Unova region. But on a scientific level, I believe Zekrom and Reshiram have less powerful, earthly origins separate from Kyurem.
@@TheNamelessOne888 I'm pretty sure that's the case. Arceus could have created Mew though and made Mew have the dna of all other Pokemon...including Arceus.
@@TheNamelessOne888 Yes Arceus did. Not really...Arceus created the beginning Pokemon so that would also include Mew and some others. True...but Arceus is still the ultimate creator.
@@TamValleyProductions But the meteor is the result of reshiram and zekrom separating, it may even be just like a launch and then impact almost like a missile without a target but the people of the time interpreted it as a meteor. The problem with classifing those 3 is that we really don't have much info on the original dragon.
Too often people look at legendary pokémon as just something they can only catch once per game, and I think this takes into account how someone in the pokémon universe would look at it. A great video as always, and this convinced me to start thinking of legendaries as this tier list from now on.
This was a really fun and interesting video. Good take on tackling this deep pool that legendary/mythical pokemon have become over the generations of the franchise.
I feel like Zygarde should really be classified more with Xerneas and Yveltal for a simple reason: It's the balance between the two. It's cells show the balance between life and death: reproduction. The cycle of life wherein the old dies and the new goes on where it left off. I also remember it having been stated in the games that it brings balance to the two, but my memory could be faulty.
Super underrated channel. Everything’s very high quality. I’m shocked that the sub count is so low and I’m expecting to see you blow up as hype for the next game makes Pokémon content more popular again.
Good analysis, though I do have a complaint about Zygarde. It shouldn't be in F tier. While Zygarde isn't exactly known, it's stated multiple times in it's pokedex entries to be the pokemon in charge of keeping the ecosystem stable. The cells are not sentient, only the cores are, both of which act as it's brains. The cores act as a sort of surveillance that allows Zygarde to be almost omnipresent, as there are millions of them spread out across the world keeping an eye on everything, allowing Zygarde to intervene when someone is disrupting the natural order of the world. Essentially they're sort of like Arceus mixed with the Tao deities, just more active. It also is shown to be insanely powerful and has one of the highest base stats in it's complete form, and is implied to be one of a kind, as it's two brains and all the cells are really just the same pokemon but split up. So I think it's deserving of at least B tier.
I'd actually argue that A-Class legendaries aren't one of a kind at all. There's been multiple rayquazas before, and since Arceus et al are deities, you only ever catch a fragment of their true form and powers.
I feel like you could put everyone from Class F worshipped into Class C. Since they to represent some aspect of the universe and are powerful. More so then normal or cryptided Pokemon.
I'd argue that the Lake Guardians are class A, and I would reclassify the Weather Trio to class B. The way the Lake Guardians were set up in relation to the Creation Trio indicates that the Pokémon universe is not materialisitc in nature but idealistic instead. We're taught that awareness is not essential for physics to exist and that it is a byproduct of a certain configuration of matter. Pokémon takes the opposite view and argues that the world cannot exist without consciouness and that it exists inside of the mind. It is not a product of matter but instead generates physicality: time, space and matter. That's why the Lake Guardians have power over Dialga or Palkia and are able to summon, control and restrain them. Here, time, space and mind are interchangeable and different aspects of the same thing, the foundation of existence. This is because Arceus, the Creation Trio and the Lake Guardians are based on Neo-Platonic philosophy and each represents the One, Sense World and Soul World, respectively, with Nous being represented by the Unwon, also known as Logos or speech, the word of God. While impressive and mighty in their own right, the Weather Trio and Aura Trio manage the different spheres of the Earth. They are not fundamental aspects of existence, yet still fundamental aspects for physical life to exist as it does on this planet. Each member of the Weather Trio is the incarnation of one of three of the four spheres of the Earth: the stratosphere, the hydrosphere and the lithosphere while the Aura Trio seem to manage the biosphere embodying life, death and equilibrium in an ecosystem. There is a possibility that Mew arose from them as the first organic lifeform, subject to the forces of life and death forced to change and adapt to its environment, marking the beginning of biological evolution.
Kyruem isn't an alien... (Also the regional forms of the legendary birds aren't actually the legendary birds, their Pokedex entries state that these names are all misnomers to be cool)
Small critique but I think the word “deity” is pronounced “D-it-ee” or “day-it-ee” but I’ve never heard it pronounced like how you do it. Otherwise great video :)
Interesting note on Regigigas that despite not really representing anything he might be one of the strongest legendaries. Be doesn't get showcased to often but in the adventures manga Regigigas gets multiple showcasing that put him above any of the creation trio members. He's surprisingly strong for a legendary they do almost nothing with in other media.
Exactly, Regigigas is mysterious enough that I think the interpretation could be easily made that it’s a god itself. Plus, it’s directly responsible for the creation of five other Pokémon. Seems like a good enough reason to be a god.
Dude actually gets one-shot by dialga In one of the manga stories. Never in a million years is he gonna approach the creation trio. But he is indeed one of the strongest.
@@kennethlatorre5269 Im guessing that's from like the weird one off sinnoh manga. In special a giratina litterally attempted to sneak attack it and it proceeds to just catch it and slam it in the ground causing it to retreat. I can't dictate which one you prefer to use but personally I like special as a source since its an ongoing manga that's covered every region and was a thing even before the anime as compared to all the other manga that are one off journeys that are normally way wackier.
I love this you hit the nail on the head but……. I hate the fact that you put urshifu on the same level as the legendary beasts and birds since it’s confirmed that urshifu isn’t really rare it’s just from a far off region
I’m sure that there are multiple planets in the Pokémon world. I think arceus, dialga, palkia, and giratina are universal and visit each planet when needed, and I think arceus created a Groudon, Kyogre and rayquaza for each planet with life on it
Class A: foundation of the universe, Class B: details of the universe, Class C: represent aspects of the universe, Class D: Aliens, Class E: Artificial, Class F: powerful
Great video! I have a singular problem though, which is Zygarde. Zygarde is known to keep the ecosystem in balance and is the trio master of Xerneas and Yveltal, yet those two are in the second highest tier and Zygarde is in the lowest tier, which to me makes no sense. Either an explanation or just a bit of a change would be good!
Great video. But I think Zygarde and Ho-oh should've been in A catagory, as Zygarde is the protector of ecosystem and trio master of Kalos legendary, Ho-oh has the ability to resurrect dead beings so it is definitely godlike and is a representation of rebirth and hope.
Feel like Ho-Oh and Lugia were done dirty. Especially Ho-Oh, didn’t he resurrect the legendary beasts? Surely that’s a step above just being worshipped
They’re *said* to have done that. It’s an important part of Johto’s folklore and culture, but there isn’t any direct evidence that they actually did these things. Similar to real life myths.
I mean I wouldn't say legendary/mythical pokemon are truly one of a kind if I was you because there are still ways to get more than one of them e.g. I remember an event where arecus can literally create new dialga & palkia
Mew created humanity and pokemon aside from the original primal ones so shouldng it be Class B? Sure it can be passed down but at the same time can't be recreated Hence mewtwo
I like the video but you got some wrong Zygarde beeing a Pokémon to keep balance of nature between yveltal and xerneas should be at the same tier as xerneas and yveltal Hoopa and eternatus are leftovers of the 1000 arms that arceus used to create the universe Ho-oh should go up a tier as it can break the law of death and resurect pokemons into even stringer forms Lake trio are on par with palkia dialga and giratina
Thank you to everyone for all the positive reception this video has gotten! If you have other suggestions for Pokémon science/lore topics for me to investigate in a future video, let me know down below.
So, kyurem is actually not from space or anything. He is the “empty husk” that was left when reshiram and zekrom split in two from the original dragon. So he’s a byproduct of those legendaries’ split.
^I was gonna say this. Personally I think for this reason, it belongs in the cryptid or worshipped entity section, since it's not nearly as well known as Reshiram or Zekrom, and is only featured in very localized folklore.
Kyurem, the nincada of the gods
Both can be true. The original dragon could’ve came from space and landed in the giant chasm. Then later on it separated and kyurem went back to the giant chasm.
@@kennywright2934 no
@@kennywright2934 I thought it was speculated that happened to just be a coincidence within the Pokémon world
I used to think that Legendaries were less “legendary” as the series went on because of how many Nintendo kept adding, but this video showed they actually became more legendary because of how they affected the series overall. Interesting! Great video.
Nintendo doesn’t make Pokémon game freak does
I think what makes legendaries not feel 'legendary' anymore has nothing to do with the pokemon themselves or how many there are, but rather cause of Pokemon go. No seriously, in pokemon go you can get like 4 or 10 of the same legendary groudon or dialga, and thats fine for that game, but because of its popularity its influenced the mainline games too. now you just get them from raids in sword and shield and from an actual freaking national park in brilliant diamond and shining pearl. In the anime goh can just catch a suicune in a filler episode too. The way they've been treated makes them feel like just rarer-than-average pokemon, rather than the gods and myths that they are
I think putting Zygarde in the cryptid tier misses out on its connection to the Yggdrasil legend that Xerneas and Yveltal are but otherwise awesome video! Smooth editing and clean audio, plus this was a really fun topic, you did great!
Also Zekrom and Reshiram's shared origins with Kyurem
The main reason I put Zygarde in the “cryptid” class is because it doesn’t seem to have much similarities to the Yggdrasil duo in its native region, Kalos. I know thematically and design wise it fits in, but in-universe, Zygarde is only found in a cave in Kalos postgame. Not even Lysander or Team Flare considers Zygarde essential for their plans with the ultimate weapon. Also, in Alola, there are scientists researching its cell phenomenon. So for that reason, it seemed more like a cryptid than a divine being.
@@TamValleyProductions well it's ability is a hard counter to the other of its trio, things biologically made to handle them better than anyone or anything besides probably arceus and those other top teir guys you listed so feels kinda off putting zygarde on the same level as pokemon Bigfoot, but I can't really argue against the cell maker item since I have no idea how that works. I will say as well rest of the video I think was perfect and thank you for it, it's going to help with my pokemon dnd
@@TamValleyProductions I think Zygarde's relative underutilization is entirely due to gen 6 being incomplete. Most 3rd game legendaries start off as just a rare pokemon in a cave somewhere and it isn't until the 3rd game actually releases that we actually learn about how important they are. I think it was going to be the same deal with Zygarde. My guess is that there was a "Pokemon Z" planned at some point which was going to be much more Zygarde centric but it ended up getting canceled and all the cell collecting and Zygarde forms were were just salvaged for Pokemon Sun and Moon, explaining why they feel so tacked on in those games. I think the anime, although definitely no place to look for official lore details, offers a great view into what the story would've been like. The final season of the X and Y arc of the anime focuses on team flare exclusively looking for Zygarde, with Lysander planning to take over world with it instead of either of the box legendaries. Although I agree with you that currently Zygarde doesn't really see like anything special, the original intention seems to be to have it on a similar level as Xerneas and Yveltal.
@@TamValleyProductions yeah, that's fair. The anime ended up using Zygarde a lot better
I would say the godlike category could also be called the demigod category
this is basically 12 year old me categorizing them put into a video.
I love it
Glad you enjoyed!
@@TamValleyProductions You could probably do a follow up on rare pokemon that could turn legendary one day in their world.
Absol comes to mind.
Groudon, Kyogre and Rayquaza didn't create their respective elements. Canonically, they were born in them, forced by them, incarnation of them if you will.
Arceus, then, didn't create any pokemon other than Dialga, Palkia and Giratina. Almost every other legendary is self-born and didn't create anything that didn't already exist.
Zekrom and Reshiram have shared origins with kyurem, so they should be in the same category.
Zygard is the protector of Earth, so it should be in the A category. Also, there are canonically only 100 Zygarde cells, nothing more and nothing less.
Cool ranking dou
Interesting point about Arceus and its creations. However the main reason I put Zekrom and Reshiram in another class than Kyurem is because Kyurem is directly to be emerged from a meteor. Whereas the other two dragons only have vague legends in Unovan culture about the two brothers that wielded each one of them in an ancient conflict. So I think the reason they’re lumped together with Kyurem in-game is because they’re all strong dragon types with cultural implications in the Unova region. But on a scientific level, I believe Zekrom and Reshiram have less powerful, earthly origins separate from Kyurem.
But Arceus shaped the universe with his thousand arms right? Pretty sure he would at least have to create Mew.
@@TheNamelessOne888 I'm pretty sure that's the case. Arceus could have created Mew though and made Mew have the dna of all other Pokemon...including Arceus.
@@TheNamelessOne888 Yes Arceus did. Not really...Arceus created the beginning Pokemon so that would also include Mew and some others.
True...but Arceus is still the ultimate creator.
@@TamValleyProductions But the meteor is the result of reshiram and zekrom separating, it may even be just like a launch and then impact almost like a missile without a target but the people of the time interpreted it as a meteor. The problem with classifing those 3 is that we really don't have much info on the original dragon.
Too often people look at legendary pokémon as just something they can only catch once per game, and I think this takes into account how someone in the pokémon universe would look at it. A great video as always, and this convinced me to start thinking of legendaries as this tier list from now on.
Thanks for watching!
This was a really fun and interesting video. Good take on tackling this deep pool that legendary/mythical pokemon have become over the generations of the franchise.
Thank you! This video was super fun to make.
I feel like Zygarde should really be classified more with Xerneas and Yveltal for a simple reason: It's the balance between the two. It's cells show the balance between life and death: reproduction. The cycle of life wherein the old dies and the new goes on where it left off. I also remember it having been stated in the games that it brings balance to the two, but my memory could be faulty.
Super underrated channel. Everything’s very high quality. I’m shocked that the sub count is so low and I’m expecting to see you blow up as hype for the next game makes Pokémon content more popular again.
Thank you so much! I have tons more quality content on the way, including the finale in my Pokémon Z rewrite this week.
Good analysis, though I do have a complaint about Zygarde. It shouldn't be in F tier. While Zygarde isn't exactly known, it's stated multiple times in it's pokedex entries to be the pokemon in charge of keeping the ecosystem stable. The cells are not sentient, only the cores are, both of which act as it's brains. The cores act as a sort of surveillance that allows Zygarde to be almost omnipresent, as there are millions of them spread out across the world keeping an eye on everything, allowing Zygarde to intervene when someone is disrupting the natural order of the world. Essentially they're sort of like Arceus mixed with the Tao deities, just more active. It also is shown to be insanely powerful and has one of the highest base stats in it's complete form, and is implied to be one of a kind, as it's two brains and all the cells are really just the same pokemon but split up. So I think it's deserving of at least B tier.
The same I was thinking, thanks
I really enjoyed this! Legendaries can be a really interesting topic to cover, especially when it comes to lore and culture. Great job!
I'd actually argue that A-Class legendaries aren't one of a kind at all. There's been multiple rayquazas before, and since Arceus et al are deities, you only ever catch a fragment of their true form and powers.
I feel like you could put everyone from Class F worshipped into Class C. Since they to represent some aspect of the universe and are powerful. More so then normal or cryptided Pokemon.
I'd argue that the Lake Guardians are class A, and I would reclassify the Weather Trio to class B. The way the Lake Guardians were set up in relation to the Creation Trio indicates that the Pokémon universe is not materialisitc in nature but idealistic instead.
We're taught that awareness is not essential for physics to exist and that it is a byproduct of a certain configuration of matter. Pokémon takes the opposite view and argues that the world cannot exist without consciouness and that it exists inside of the mind. It is not a product of matter but instead generates physicality: time, space and matter. That's why the Lake Guardians have power over Dialga or Palkia and are able to summon, control and restrain them. Here, time, space and mind are interchangeable and different aspects of the same thing, the foundation of existence.
This is because Arceus, the Creation Trio and the Lake Guardians are based on Neo-Platonic philosophy and each represents the One, Sense World and Soul World, respectively, with Nous being represented by the Unwon, also known as Logos or speech, the word of God.
While impressive and mighty in their own right, the Weather Trio and Aura Trio manage the different spheres of the Earth. They are not fundamental aspects of existence, yet still fundamental aspects for physical life to exist as it does on this planet. Each member of the Weather Trio is the incarnation of one of three of the four spheres of the Earth: the stratosphere, the hydrosphere and the lithosphere while the Aura Trio seem to manage the biosphere embodying life, death and equilibrium in an ecosystem.
There is a possibility that Mew arose from them as the first organic lifeform, subject to the forces of life and death forced to change and adapt to its environment, marking the beginning of biological evolution.
Kyruem isn't an alien...
(Also the regional forms of the legendary birds aren't actually the legendary birds, their Pokedex entries state that these names are all misnomers to be cool)
Small critique but I think the word “deity” is pronounced “D-it-ee” or “day-it-ee” but I’ve never heard it pronounced like how you do it. Otherwise great video :)
Yeah. The way he says it makes it seem like english isn't his first language. But it isn't mine either and I still know how to pronounce it.
Interesting note on Regigigas that despite not really representing anything he might be one of the strongest legendaries. Be doesn't get showcased to often but in the adventures manga Regigigas gets multiple showcasing that put him above any of the creation trio members. He's surprisingly strong for a legendary they do almost nothing with in other media.
Exactly, Regigigas is mysterious enough that I think the interpretation could be easily made that it’s a god itself. Plus, it’s directly responsible for the creation of five other Pokémon. Seems like a good enough reason to be a god.
Dude actually gets one-shot by dialga In one of the manga stories. Never in a million years is he gonna approach the creation trio. But he is indeed one of the strongest.
@@kennethlatorre5269 Im guessing that's from like the weird one off sinnoh manga. In special a giratina litterally attempted to sneak attack it and it proceeds to just catch it and slam it in the ground causing it to retreat. I can't dictate which one you prefer to use but personally I like special as a source since its an ongoing manga that's covered every region and was a thing even before the anime as compared to all the other manga that are one off journeys that are normally way wackier.
What category would the legendaries in your California pokemon region fall into?
bruh this guy is soo good he should have 1 m+ subs :)
Disappointed bellsprout wasn't mentioned in category E. You know because he has a tower and cult and stuff. Interesting list.
I love this you hit the nail on the head but……. I hate the fact that you put urshifu on the same level as the legendary beasts and birds since it’s confirmed that urshifu isn’t really rare it’s just from a far off region
I’m sure that there are multiple planets in the Pokémon world. I think arceus, dialga, palkia, and giratina are universal and visit each planet when needed, and I think arceus created a Groudon, Kyogre and rayquaza for each planet with life on it
I'd put Heatran as a Worshiped Entity or Godlike Pokémon for it's ability to create volcanoes, with each volcano belonging to a Heatran
Class A: foundation of the universe, Class B: details of the universe, Class C: represent aspects of the universe, Class D: Aliens, Class E: Artificial, Class F: powerful
Great video! I have a singular problem though, which is Zygarde. Zygarde is known to keep the ecosystem in balance and is the trio master of Xerneas and Yveltal, yet those two are in the second highest tier and Zygarde is in the lowest tier, which to me makes no sense. Either an explanation or just a bit of a change would be good!
Ho-oh is able to revive the dead
Zekrom and Reshiram way too low
If xerneas didn’t exist life would not be possible and if yveltal didn’t exist the universe would overpopulate
Arceus created the Three Beings, too! Uxie azelf and mesprit, and they're just as powerful and important as the creation trio
Their power over spirit has the job and power of restraining one of the creation trio at a time, and keeping them in check
You forgot victini
Great video. But I think Zygarde and Ho-oh should've been in A catagory, as Zygarde is the protector of ecosystem and trio master of Kalos legendary, Ho-oh has the ability to resurrect dead beings so it is definitely godlike and is a representation of rebirth and hope.
Feel like Ho-Oh and Lugia were done dirty. Especially Ho-Oh, didn’t he resurrect the legendary beasts? Surely that’s a step above just being worshipped
They’re *said* to have done that. It’s an important part of Johto’s folklore and culture, but there isn’t any direct evidence that they actually did these things. Similar to real life myths.
Nah you downplaying Reshiram and Zeckrom, crazy...
9:46 Cap
Definitely. Two of the strongest legendaries ever.
HARD CAP.
I mean I wouldn't say legendary/mythical pokemon are truly one of a kind if I was you because there are still ways to get more than one of them e.g. I remember an event where arecus can literally create new dialga & palkia
Mew created humanity and pokemon aside from the original primal ones so shouldng it be
Class B?
Sure it can be passed down but at the same time can't be recreated
Hence mewtwo
But aren’t there like multiple Rayquazas? Like the shiny black one?
As generation concept... Gen 5 wins with their design and even pseudo legendaries like Volcarona.
This was awesome
being archanine
Great vid
Zygarde is literally the god of the ecosystem
Hopefully Zekrom is in a good Class
I refuse to believe that Urshifu is legendary.
I like the video but you got some wrong
Zygarde beeing a Pokémon to keep balance of nature between yveltal and xerneas should be at the same tier as xerneas and yveltal
Hoopa and eternatus are leftovers of the 1000 arms that arceus used to create the universe
Ho-oh should go up a tier as it can break the law of death and resurect pokemons into even stringer forms
Lake trio are on par with palkia dialga and giratina
Yveltal and Xerneas should have been in A tier. That's really the only thing I have to disagree on.
Kyrem is not from space
I would say calyrex is a minor god
Where's ditto???
Yes
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it's spelled "deity"
The tapus are officially categorized as the guardian deities
You forgot victini