Shiranui made sure his Pokémon were healed up and ready; all the while reading up on the Glimwood Tangle. What jumped out at him was the fact it looked very similar to an appeal he did in the Hoenn Grand Festival with his Gardevoir.
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"Before we get carried away with prep for the Ballonlea Gym, we have a forest to get through," Shiranui reminded.
"You have Duraludon and if you're lucky your Corvisquire could evolve during battle, gaining you another Steel type," Shiranui stated. He had not seen Liam's battle with Whitney and was unaware of Liam's Dragalge.
"You'll do well with Poison or Steel-type Pokémon," Shiranui suggested, "If you're using your Lucario, stick with Steel-type moves. If they know Meteor Mash, even better."
"Something is crossing your mind," Shiranui observed, "What are you thinking about?"
"We make our way through Glimwood Tangle to Ballonlea where the next gym is," Shiranui answered, "I believe that gym specialises in Fairy type Pokémon."
"Two lupine Pokémon statues are in that hole," Shiranui described to Jen, remembering she was blind, "One of them carries a sword in its mouth and the other has a shield-shaped mane."
"Rotom, analysis!" Shiranui commanded his phone.
"Wishing Stars are the source of power of every Dynamax Band in Galar," Shiranui's phone reported in answer to Jen's question, "Rumours have been told that the Wishing Stars are parts of a Pokémon known as Eternatus."
"Elaborate please," Shiranui requested.
"Eternatus, the Gigantic Pokémon. A Poison and Dragon type. The core on its chest absorbs energy emanating from the lands of the Galar region. This energy is what allows Eternatus to stay active. It was inside a meteorite that fell 20,000 years ago. There seems to be a connection between this Pokémon and the Dynamax phenomenon," Rotom clarified, "As for a cross referential connection to local legends; historical data is written of an event that occurred 3,000 years ago called the Darkest Day where Eternatus tried to stay alive through absorbing all the energy in the region, causing a black storm that Dynamaxed and Gigantamaxed all Pokémon in Galar. The increase in power caused the Pokémon to go berserk and almost destroy the region. The end of the Darkest Day was signalled by the defeat of Eternatus by Zacian and Zamazenta." Shiranui had a feeling of déjà vu as it wasn't the first time he heard about shards of a legendary Pokémon being used to boost a Pokémon's power and hearing of the Darkest Day gave him a lot of food for thought along with the shock of witnessing a trainer getting disqualified from a Pokémon League-sanctioned Gym Challenge.
"Wishing Stars are the source of power of every Dynamax Band in Galar," Shiranui's phone reported in answer to Jen's question, "Rumours have been told that the Wishing Stars are parts of a Pokémon known as Eternatus."
"Elaborate please," Shiranui requested.
"Eternatus, the Gigantic Pokémon. A Poison and Dragon type. The core on its chest absorbs energy emanating from the lands of the Galar region. This energy is what allows Eternatus to stay active. It was inside a meteorite that fell 20,000 years ago. There seems to be a connection between this Pokémon and the Dynamax phenomenon," Rotom clarified, "As for a cross referential connection to local legends; historical data is written of an event that occurred 3,000 years ago called the Darkest Day where Eternatus tried to stay alive through absorbing all the energy in the region, causing a black storm that Dynamaxed and Gigantamaxed all Pokémon in Galar. The increase in power caused the Pokémon to go berserk and almost destroy the region. The end of the Darkest Day was signalled by the defeat of Eternatus by Zacian and Zamazenta." Shiranui had a feeling of déjà vu as it wasn't the first time he heard about shards of a legendary Pokémon being used to boost a Pokémon's power and hearing of the Darkest Day gave him a lot of food for thought along with the shock of witnessing a trainer getting disqualified from a Pokémon League-sanctioned Gym Challenge.
Shiranui looked over at the dust column and was horrified. "What would possess someone to blow up a mural?" he asked, following Liam.
Shiranui smiled at Beckham's display of teamwork and started pondering if the newly-evolved Cinderace was a Passimian in a previous life.
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