Mark Was Inspired

Ancient Revival Plan, fully known as the Ancient Pokemon Revival Plan.

Although the plan was called "Ancient Pokemon," it actually targeted only two Pokemon: Groudon and Kyogre.

It involved using some method to stimulate the power within Groudon and Kyogre, allowing them to gain the immense power of their ancient forms, then using some means to control Groudon and Kyogre after their Primal Reversion.

One could use another's strengths to make up for one's own weaknesses.

The documents Mark was reading were, without a doubt, the most valuable materials he had encountered in the past few months, and they had brought him the greatest gains.

Through these materials, Mark discovered several shortcomings in his training of Rayquaza—or, more precisely, shortcomings in Rayquaza's Mega Evolution.

In the Pokemon games, Groudon and Kyogre after Primal Reversion corresponded to Rayquaza after Mega Evolution.

In other words, Rayquaza fundamentally had no Primal Reversion form.

Yet after reading these materials, Mark found the possibility for Rayquaza to attain a Primal Reversion form.

If Rayquaza achieved Primal Reversion, the difficulty of further expanding its territory to cover all of Earth Star would be greatly reduced. In the future, expanding its territory from merely a planet to an entire star system would also become much easier.

And it was not only Rayquaza. Kakuna—especially Kakuna's Ten Thousand Styles World Devouring Worm form—seemed as though it could also be strengthened through this kind of ancient revival.

He just did not know whether reversing this "ancient revival" could turn it into "Future Evolution."

If "Future Evolution" could be achieved, Kakuna's Ten Thousand Styles World Destroying Worm form could advance even further.

By then, it might even be possible for Kakuna to achieve its final evolution directly...

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