User:MrYokaiAndWatch902/Pokemon Stuff

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(New) Poké Balls

 * Type Poké Ball: A Poké Ball that is good for catching (type)-type Pokémon. (They're actually pretty rare, only appearing in two shops. The chance is 5x when it comes to catching.)
 * Spirit Poké Ball: An ancient Poké Ball that is good for catching the Legendary Spirits. Legends has it that when they are stored here, the appearance changes... (It actually, and quite literally, captures the Legendary Spirit without fail. It's also different, being a stone ball at first but changing appearance once the spirit is caught. Does nothing against anything else. Also, the Spirits do not really care if you catch them, because they see that you are pure in heart pretty much.)
 * Forest Ball: This Poké Ball contains the spirit of the forest, Patama. It resembles Patama.
 * Desert Ball: This Poké Ball contains the spirit of the desert, Machima. It resembles Machima.
 * Ocean Ball: This Poké Ball contains the spirit of the ocean, Yacuma. It resembles Yacuma.

Ultra Space and the Legendary Spirits
Sometime after Arceus created the world, Arceus accidentally ripped a part of space-time. Unknowingly, he placed life into it, in the form of a stone and crystal, which would later become Quetzar and Necrozma respectively. In the Ultra Space, there was an undiscovered zone known as Ultra Wasteland. This wasn't Ultra Ruin, this was a desolate wasteland. Inside the Ultra Ruin was another Ultra Beast. No actual name is known, so it's actually just called "UB: Destruction". UB: Destruction was a horrible Ultra Beast, extremely terrifying. It was basically corrupt with its heart locked into a mess, wanting to destroy any kind of nature it sees. Soon enough, however, it accidentally gave birth to the Legendary Spirits, being:

The Legendary Spirits soon managed to weaken it, but it wasn't until UB: Destruction blasted a hole into their chest, revealing their cores. This made them really crippled, until suddenly a tree grew, which slightly strengthened Patama. Ultra Wasteland soon grew with life with them, soon being named "Sanctima" by scientists. However, 3,000 years later, UB: Destruction soon re-awakened and trapped the Legendary Spirits into Spirit Poké Balls, sealing them in the intention to destroy them. However, two new Legendary Spirits got created, being:
 * Eruma, Mother of the Volcano (Fire)
 * Silema, Mother of the Mountain (Rock)
 * Machima, Mother of the Desert (Flying)
 * Venenuma, Mother of the Garden (Poison)
 * Patama, Mother of the Forest (Grass)
 * Yacuma, Mother of the Sea (Water)
 * Glacioma, Mother of the Iceberg (Ice)
 * Tonitruama, Mother of the Clouds (Electric)
 * Fabulama, Mother of the Otherworldly (Fairy)

With the power of wisdom and strength combined, they managed to defeat UB: Destruction, sealing it into a Spirit Poké Ball, but also having a hole blasted into their chest and being trapped into Spirit Poké Balls. 3,000 more years later, they suddenly started floating, and then they soon blasted into Earth(?). However, they were seperated. They lost their memory of what happened. But they knew one thing; protect nature. They also somehow knew about Quetzar. Essentially, they then lived on peacefully, remembering to protect nature so they don't grow weaker. And then the events before Pokémon Sage happen and then the events during Pokémon Sage happened. Basically, let's just tell you something: the Legendary Golems can at least weaken three of the Legendary Spirits BUT Sapiama and Viribuma.
 * Sapiama, Mother of Wisdom (Psychic)
 * Viribuma, Mother of Strength (Fighting)
 * Patama, Machima , and Yacuma landed in Urobos.
 * Eruma, Glacioma , and <font color = ED9BFF>Tonitruama landed in Chikate.
 * <font color = FCA012>Silema, <font color = AEFF3A>Venenuma , and <font color = FFADEA>Fabulama landed somewhere. People don't know where.
 * <font color = EFFBFC>Sapiama  and <font color = 2E2F2F>Viribuma, meanwhile, seem to have disappeared forever.

There's a Darker Side
On the 1,500th year of the Legendary Spirits being trapped, an evil Pokémon Malditus (malum + traditus) came to existence. Malditus basically tampered with the world while Arceus wasn't looking. When Arceus saw what Malditus did, he immediately fixed everything, and soon they initiated in a fight. Upon near-death, Malditus decided to send a meteor swarm at Earth(?), but Arceus used Judgment, immediately reflecting every meteor BUT one, which would later make Eternatus born. Arceus, afterwards, locked Malditus into somewhere worse than the Distortion World. Legends has it that the only way to free it is by gathering the following: After they got those, they would have to dig a hole, pour lava on it, and bury it up. This was rumored to release Malditus, but the actual way to release Malditus was for one to gather the following stated above, put them into some form of a PC, and then corrupt their hearts, re-awakening him.
 * The Creation Trio
 * The Lake Guardians
 * The Light Trio (except Necrozma)
 * The Legendary Spirits
 * Quetzar

This brought the attention to Edward Mhekol who had desires to reawaken Malditus as he hated everybody, soon forming a team initially called "Team Malice" but it was soon changed into "Under Drakin" to sound more "funny" (which basically, they assumed that if they named their team Under Drakin, people would laugh so hard that it buys them enough time to steal their Pokémon). Unfortunately, his team already has the Creation Trio, the Lake Guardians, and the Light Trio!

The Spirit Dictionary
This is a book made by a mysterious person talking about the Legendary Spirits. Also, if you're wondering:
 * Patama is more plant-like.
 * Machima is more mineral-like.
 * Yacuma is more sea animal-like.
 * Eruma and Glacioma are more elemental-like.
 * Tonitruama is more avian-like.
 * Silema is more "amorphous-like".
 * Venenuma is more animal-like.
 * Fabuluma is more fairy-like.
 * Sapiama and Viribuma are unknown, but the creator speculates they are more human-like.

Patama
''Patama is the first of the Urobos spirits. She's more plant-like than the others. On a completely related note, she's the guardian of the forest. She tenderly cares for Plants and Pokémon, and makes sure death results in a new life. She's probably the most serious of the Urobos spirits, caring for nature three-fold. But on the other hand, she enjoys nature at her fullest, utilizing it. She has the power to grow plants out of the ground to defend herself and she's actually helpful. Believe me. Her personality, meanwhile, is serious but helpful.''

Machima
''Machima is the second of the Urobos spirits. She's more mineral-like than the others. As the guardian of the desert, she's shrouded in a sandstorm and has the ability to whisk her enemies away with a tornado. She's probably the weakest, but if there's one thing to know, she is definitely fast. When feeling threatened, she can encase herself in wind and attack the foe at mach speeds. Quite windy, you'll feel a perpetual breeze, which might do something. She seems to be a bit shy, but one time, I saw Machima fly behind me for a while. I bet she's a bit curious or she sees me as her master. I was holding a stone, maybe that's why? She also felt some joy when seeing it. Why's that?''

Yacuma
''Yacuma is the last of the Urobos spirits. She's more animal-like than the others. Ocean guardian, Yacuma is simply just misunderstood (well, kinda). Yacuma's lights aren't 100% a bad omen. But it's true that she will wreak havoc to anyone who pollutes the ocean, and she can immediately clean the ocean of trash and pollution. Phenomenal? Yes. She likes the time night, because that's where her lights shine the brightest. Speaking of which, that's where her potential reaches max. She is able to talk to fish, which is neat, but when she's feeling threatened, she can utilize water. It can even help others. Other than the wild and fickle personality, she's actually not as serious as Patama, but still very serious, but when she feels like there's no need to check up, she usually just talks to fish. To shorten it: serious, but not entirely.''

The Stone
''So I've been walking around with a stone I got from my father. Not sure why, but when they saw me, here's what happened: Patama really just glared at me, Machima felt overjoyed by it, and Yacuma, if you ask me, just stared at me for one full minute, not sure if I was polluting the ocean or something. She kind of looked at the stone and kind of flinched but kind of was happy. I'm not sure why this is. The stone must be special. I'll have to do research later. Meanwhile, somewhere in between Sinnoh and Galar, there's Chikate. Heading there.''

The Plans

 * The book will gradually be remade as you find pages to it as you try and uncover the unknown author.
 * The author will gradually gain knowledge on the stone, soon learning that it is a Spirit Poké Ball. The author soon lists these:
 * All of them have bad memories of the Spirit Poké Ball, but feel as if they can help.
 * Patama really despises the Spirit Poké Ball. However, the book was written in 1995, and before you fight Patama, she states (yes, they are capable of human speech) that she feels grateful for what you've done (post-game), and that she wants to battle you and even states that you can catch her.
 * Machima actually likes the Spirit Poké Ball but just bringing up the past memory of it makes her flinch.
 * Yacuma doesn't know how to react to the Spirit Poké Ball; should she be mad, or glad?