Understanding it or not, he still had to go get the Plates.
The Plates in Pokémon Adventures were fairly ordinary, closer in appearance to those in the games. They were only palm-sized, without the flashy glow or strange shapes from the anime, and their material was more like stone—or perhaps fired clay.
The ones in the anime looked less like Plates and more like glass.
At the same time, a notable difference from the games was that while Plates in the games gave a fixed twenty-percent increase to move power, the ones in Pokémon Adventures increased it by even more.
So much so that even a physically oriented Pokémon like Rhyperior could make its special moves terrifyingly powerful.
It seemed a little unreasonable.
But that was more fitting for Arceus's image. Otherwise, with that "pathetic weakling" performance in the movie, how could it resemble a creator god? It was more like Loki after getting the dignity beaten out of him by Hulk.
"The HeartGold and SoulSilver arc is three years from now, and the Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire arc is also three years from now..."
In the Gym Leader's office, which was basically used as a library, Heiduo scribbled on his notebook and rubbed his brow.
What he most wanted to know now was whether the Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire arc would happen at all.
In both the games and Pokémon Adventures, the meteor capable of destroying the planet had been drawn in by Deoxys. In the anime, however, Ash's version never mentioned it.
But according to Umbreon, an anime called Pokémon Generations did mention it. Yuu, the prototype for the game's protagonist Ruby, rode Mega Rayquaza to shatter the meteor, thereby discovering Deoxys hidden inside it.
From that, it was clear that Deoxys, that alien, was the