Pokémon picked up a Shiny Charmander at the beginning

Don't forget, there is a common description in all the illustrations of the ultimate beasts.

"They are life forms that live in other worlds. They are very dangerous, but in their original world, they seem to be just common creatures."

Such a short sentence hides an extremely important message. Ultra beasts actually live in a world unknown to us. These ultra beasts may even be native Pokémon from Alola in the parallel universe.

And these extremely dangerous Pokémon are likely to be one of the culprits of the demise of those parallel universes.

This is not a random setup by the author here. In Ultra Sun and Moon, we can even use the island scanner from Alola in Ultra Space.

Moreover, the BGM of the Ultimate Building map is actually a reverse version of the BGM of Hau'ola City; while the BGM of the Ultimate Space Zero Zone map is a reverse version of the Alola theme song.

As for the big pitfall of the parallel universe, Lao Ren has already shown it in "Black/White". The emergence of these two things, the black city and the white forest, has undoubtedly developed the imagination of many players.

After clearing "Ultimate Ruby/Original Sapphire" and entering the Hall of Fame, you will be exposed to a brand new plot, Episode Δ.

In addition to revealing the secret of MEGA's evolution, this plot also gave players a critical strike. Shijana, a citizen of the meteor, revealed a sentence.

"There is another world outside this world, which is roughly the same as the Hoenn we live in. There are similar people and PMs living there. It is a world where MEGA does not exist."

This undoubtedly refers to the original "Ruby/Sapphire" we are familiar with, and also officially confirms the existence of parallel universes.

After that, the gold medal supporting role, the handsome Interpol guy, verified all the previous players’ guesses.

Of course, it might be the players' own imagination, but it's obviously very logical, isn't it?

This can also explain why there are so many differences between the Ash Ketchum in the theater version and the Ash Ketchum in the TV series, or even the Ash Ketchum in different TV series, because this may not be the Ash Ketchum of the same world!

So since the Pokémon world and Ultra Space are mentioned, and the Ultra Cave is the bridge connecting these two spaces, does it feel like an inexplicable sense of déjà vu?

The common and unofficial translations of the ruined world are the shattered world, the exceptional world and the reverse world!

You must have had a lot of ideas after seeing this. The description of the destroyed world in the Pokémon Encyclopedia is like this.

[The ruined world is a place parallel to the Pokémon world. The two entrances to this world are: the Spear Pillar on the top of Tianguan Mountain and the Return Cave. 】

The descriptions of the reverse world cannot be said to be similar, only exactly the same.

[The reverse world is one of the worlds parallel to this world. The reverse world is almost exactly the same as this world. 】

And most things you do in both worlds have the same impact in the Pokémon world, and vice versa.

Everyone must know that when one line is parallel to another line, and the other line is parallel to a third line, there are only two answers.

Either the third line is the first line, or the first and third lines are equally parallel.

However, judging from the main mission given to Yu Longyan by the system, the first possibility is obviously wrong, so it is the second possibility.

And since the reverse world and the Pokémon world are connected by the ultimate hole, it is very likely that the reverse world and the destroyed world also have some kind of connecting passage!

It's just that the environment of the destroyed world may not be as good as the reverse world, so no ultimate beast wants to get close.

It is also possible that Giratina regards the reverse world as his own reverse scale. Anyone who dares to get close to the reverse world will be beaten.

In the movie, due to the fight between Palkia and Dialga in Poplar Town, a black poisonous mist appeared in the reverse world, which aroused Giratina's anger.

So Giratina directly caught Dialga drinking water by the lake and beat him violently in the destroyed world. During this period, Dialga tried to escape several times, but was captured by Giratina.

This was just the aftermath of the battle that affected the reverse world. Giratina was so violent, let alone directly invade the destroyed world.

Although the system predicts that the Pokémon world will be destroyed by the Ultra Beasts, that is not because these beasts are not strong, but because there are too many Ultra Beasts and the bug of the Ultra Beasts improving their characteristics.

If only a passage appeared in the ruined world, Giratina could attack one child at a time without giving them a chance to snowball.

The issue of quantity does not need to be explained too much. Since the reverse space is as big as the Pokémon world, there is no telling how many ultimate beasts can be fed.

Even if these ultimate beasts consume 10,000 times the resources of ordinary Pokémon, a hundred thousand times is not a big problem.

After all, the total number of Pokémon living in the Pokémon world is definitely no less than tens of billions...

Moreover, the ultimate beasts also have the ability to improve with each battle, and once the exit of the ultimate cave is completely opened, the beasts will probably be exhausted, and in the end they will still be unable to stop the invasion of the ultimate beasts.

Even if the mythical beasts finally eliminate all the ultimate beasts, the natural balance of the entire Pokémon world is likely to be completely destroyed, and eventually become a new "inverted world."

When producers are almost extinct, no matter how powerful consumers are, they cannot escape the fate of death unless they transform into the same "ultimate beast" and invade other worlds.

Take the Evil Eater King as an example. He can eat anything, not to mention all kinds of organic matter, even the earth, sea, rivers, and even man-made objects.

And some people have reported that it gnaws away at mountains and swallows up buildings. Wherever the Evil Eater King goes, everything becomes empty.

And Necrozma, the only one who can prevent the Ultimate Cave from completely opening, is sleeping somewhere in the Alola region because he has lost all his light.

Necrozma's essence is actually not bad, and he even used up all the light in his body in order to save the Poison Babes.

However, light is still an important energy for Necrozma to maintain his life, so he will be so crazy about looking for light in the future.

The reason why Yulong Yan is not thinking about awakening Necrozma now is because he has not prepared a machine that can create the light that Necrozma can absorb.

Secondly, Necrozma is essentially an ultimate beast. Once it becomes active, it is likely to promote the opening of the ultimate cave...