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Alright....this is gonna look extremely ridiculous and will probably make you guys think im crazy today....but I feel as if I should say something concerning the Pokemon Multiverse. A theory I thought up of (a GAME theory??? 
) that can either be a huge shocker.....or just downright idiotic. But it's better to take a chance and see how it goes lol. Now that that's done, we can begin (post will be long so prepare yourselves xD).
Clearly as all of you (at least most of you) know, Pokemon is currently being considered a multiverse ever since the remake of the Generation 3 games, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, or just ORAS. Evidence of this? ----------> [here ] [here ] annnnnnnnnnd [here ].
These links listed above can explain it to you. You can also choose to look for more sites that talk about this if you feel you require more information (as well as our very own beloved debating site). The last link even has the video that Game Theory made, that started the whole discussion about the Pokemon Multiverse in general, so I don't think more info is needed. Anywho, whether you have seen this video or not have seen it, the details here should be very clear. The theory is suggesting that each of the games (yes even every copy SOLD) is a separate parallel universe because of a platter of reasoning's. One is because of Gatekeeper Zinnia's statement, another is because of the Link Cable business and another is also due to what the team leaders of BOTH games, Archie and Maxie, clearly state out (you can find all of this in the video so im not gonna waste anyone's time by re typing it here). But in case some of you are STILL not convinced, here are 2 more reasons I alone have thought up that would assist this theory:
The first reason has to do with the trading system. Now as some of you fans are aware, Pokemon who are being traded to you are coming from a "different place". To say just what that different place its coming from is...well... definitely unknown. But HOW it's being traded is the main point. For example, go to this link [here]. This is one of my Arceus's (yea I got an army of gods bitches, what you gonna do now? xD). If you look at the trading summary for my Arceus, it says something "very" interesting: "A fateful encounter seems to have led it across space and time to reach you from the Sinnoh Region." Now notice anything special about this? Fateful encounter? Space and Time travel? Seems very similar to….welll….TRADING of course. You trading with a friend that IS the fateful encounter and then traveling through space and time from one point to the next. This goes perfectly with the Link Cable talk from Game Theory. But this isn't the most notable thing about this statement. It's the locatio that is and Arceus is coming from the SINNOH region. Looking back to Game Theory's words, each of the games in the franchise is not only considered separate universes, they are also considered separate Timelines with the generations of each game going into a special pattern or order (and to help justify this go here and you will see trading from the original RSE games being compatable with the ORAS remakes and getting a time travel award in the process. Plus time capsules from gen 2.)
Before some of you say "But Anime4! Sinnoh is just another Region away from Hoenn just like the other regions!" YES that is technically true. Sinnoh and other regions of the Pokemon world DO exist in the games. Well….ORAS at least. The fact that characters in-game mention the other regions and events outside of the main games region is evident of this. BUT, overlooking that, you have to think about which Sinnoh it is. Following the earlier statement, the Sinnoh Region Arceus's summary is talking about can very likely be talking about the Sinnoh not from ORAS in-game, but from an earlier generation... Generation 4 to be more specific. After-all, that is the first generation in Pokemon were Sinnoh has popped up in. It wouldn't make sense for someone (more specifically our goat god) to travel the way my Arceus did if it was just another region away.....which is what ships and cruises like the St. Anne is for. Not to mention, trading summaries in Pokemon games tend to be EXTREMELY specific and accurate on just where and when a Pokemon comes from for you.. In addition, Arceus was never considered to be a thing until Generation 4 anyway, so it's not a stretch to say my Arceus came from an earlier timeline, given the summary statement about it traveling through TIME and SPACE to get to my OR game. You know, a different timeline and different universe to get to another one. TRUST me….as ridiculous as this sounds…..if you think about it, it makes perfect sense.
Now the second reason I have for this is based on the real world Multiverse theory. About people and different outcomes. That you can exist in separate universes, parallel from the one you live in, as "multiple" versions of you. They are the same person as you, but they can live different lives with having different names and doing different things. And for everything you do, you make a new universe. Such as if you look to the left, in another universe you look to the right. Or if in one universe you run, in another universe you walk instead. But what does this have to do with Pokemon? Well in all seriousness and honesty.....Pokemon games go by this EXACT rule EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Here's an example:
Take Red, Green and Blue from Pokemon's Gen 1. Every one of us can play as them in each of our own "games". You choose which character you want, a boy or a girl. Then once you've chosen them, you give them either yours or A name for them to live by in the game. Going from your name to a name or even using their original names. You can even pick a name or just make one up for your rival too to live by. Then once the game starts, and you become a trainer, you can choose between which starter pokemon you want: Charmander, Squirtle and Bulbasaur. Then you are challenged by your rival to a battle, which you can either win or lose. And then times the time for you to catch your first pokemon, which can be anything (in the limit of course) to a pidgey to a ratatta and it goes on. And in later games, the version you are playing in will give u the opportunity to catch the legendary pokemon OF THAT game, as is the opposite one. And of course this works the same way with the organizations of those games. If you think about it, and connect the dots, it's the SAME principle. The characters we play by are still the same official Red, Green and Blue characters, but in YOUR game universe you can choose which one you want and name them anything u want for them to live by. The names can go anywhere to Red being named Matthew to him being named Kevin to him being named John, you can even just name them numbers. The names can be ANYTHING. Thus they are living different lives with different names and different actions, such as choosing a starter, win or lose against rival, which pokemon to catch, stopping which organization, catching which legendary, etc.
Case end point, the reasons I've already provided in the links and the reasons I have added should extremely imply Pokemon being a multiverse in the end. Now the last thing I will bring up in this thread is: just how BIG is the Pokemon Multiverse really?? There is obviously no real way to accurately figure this out, but maybe we can figure out a number CLOSE to an accurate conclusion based on what has been mentioned above. Im not at all saying this is correct, but at the very least it should be a possible answer to the question. So here's how I think it can go:
At the beginning of your game, you go through the introduction and go to the character customization. Like in every Pokemon game, it asks if you are a boy or a girl. That's 2 universes right there for being able to choose 2 different characters to play as. Then comes the names for your character. At this stage, the number of possible outcomes can vary heavenly as again, your character's name can be anything you want. So for this part, we will have to guess and go with at least the billions+. So now it's in the billions range. Now specifically for the new Sun and Moon games u can play as for 4 different versions of your character. They can have light to dark colored skin/hair. So that's 4 universes each for both characters, making it 8. For X/Y it goes up to 6 as its 3 for both characters. Next, as we go deeper into the game, it comes the time to pick your starter pokemon. It can be a Fire, Water or Grass type. So that's 3 different outcomes for both characters, making it 6 universes again. Next you are able to place a nickname on your starter pokemon. Here it's the same as above with the character's name, being anything. So that's a range of a billion+ names you can give any one of your starter pokemon. Then when you battle your rival you can either win or lose against them. 2 outcomes for both characters, making it 4 universes. Then we go even deeper and then it comes time for you to catch your first pokemon and whatever low level pokemon you can get to be your first pokemon. This time it varies but only slightly. So we could say at least 3 kind of low level pokemon u can get as your first one for both characters. So that's 6 universes with each outcome. And speaking of that, your character has the option of either traveling/NOT traveling through grass to catch pokemon, releasing/NOT releasing pokemon you want to keep/which kind of pokeball you'll use to catch them too. That's like 60 different universes of outcomes. Then we have the option of choosing to train or not train your pokemon while traveling. For both characters that's 4 more universes. I can go on but I'll try and rap this up lol. Then there's what we are willingly to consider last, such as which evil organization you have to beat and which one will help you like in ORAS with Archie and Maxie. So that's 2 universes. Then we have the option of which legendary to catch depending on the version and the option of either catching or defeating it. Since we are only talking about one specific game, the versions don't matter right now and as for the option of catching or defeating it, that counts for both characters, so that's 4 universes there. Then which elite 4 member to face first to the last in any order you want. That's about 8 universes of count comes as well. The possibilities are tremendous. And this is just for one specific game. Imagine this whole thing being repeated for billions of other game copies in our world. OUCH!
So in conclusion, If im right, the Pokemon Multiverse likely has infinite amounts of universes, but as of now, has billions upon billions of universes to reasonably consider, based on everything stated in this post. I know this looks ridiculous but it's a possibility, no doubt about that.
So does anyone have any thoughts and/or concerns about this?
) that can either be a huge shocker.....or just downright idiotic. But it's better to take a chance and see how it goes lol. Now that that's done, we can begin (post will be long so prepare yourselves xD).Clearly as all of you (at least most of you) know, Pokemon is currently being considered a multiverse ever since the remake of the Generation 3 games, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, or just ORAS. Evidence of this? ----------> [here ] [here ] annnnnnnnnnd [here ].
These links listed above can explain it to you. You can also choose to look for more sites that talk about this if you feel you require more information (as well as our very own beloved debating site). The last link even has the video that Game Theory made, that started the whole discussion about the Pokemon Multiverse in general, so I don't think more info is needed. Anywho, whether you have seen this video or not have seen it, the details here should be very clear. The theory is suggesting that each of the games (yes even every copy SOLD) is a separate parallel universe because of a platter of reasoning's. One is because of Gatekeeper Zinnia's statement, another is because of the Link Cable business and another is also due to what the team leaders of BOTH games, Archie and Maxie, clearly state out (you can find all of this in the video so im not gonna waste anyone's time by re typing it here). But in case some of you are STILL not convinced, here are 2 more reasons I alone have thought up that would assist this theory:
The first reason has to do with the trading system. Now as some of you fans are aware, Pokemon who are being traded to you are coming from a "different place". To say just what that different place its coming from is...well... definitely unknown. But HOW it's being traded is the main point. For example, go to this link [here]. This is one of my Arceus's (yea I got an army of gods bitches, what you gonna do now? xD). If you look at the trading summary for my Arceus, it says something "very" interesting: "A fateful encounter seems to have led it across space and time to reach you from the Sinnoh Region." Now notice anything special about this? Fateful encounter? Space and Time travel? Seems very similar to….welll….TRADING of course. You trading with a friend that IS the fateful encounter and then traveling through space and time from one point to the next. This goes perfectly with the Link Cable talk from Game Theory. But this isn't the most notable thing about this statement. It's the locatio that is and Arceus is coming from the SINNOH region. Looking back to Game Theory's words, each of the games in the franchise is not only considered separate universes, they are also considered separate Timelines with the generations of each game going into a special pattern or order (and to help justify this go here and you will see trading from the original RSE games being compatable with the ORAS remakes and getting a time travel award in the process. Plus time capsules from gen 2.)
Before some of you say "But Anime4! Sinnoh is just another Region away from Hoenn just like the other regions!" YES that is technically true. Sinnoh and other regions of the Pokemon world DO exist in the games. Well….ORAS at least. The fact that characters in-game mention the other regions and events outside of the main games region is evident of this. BUT, overlooking that, you have to think about which Sinnoh it is. Following the earlier statement, the Sinnoh Region Arceus's summary is talking about can very likely be talking about the Sinnoh not from ORAS in-game, but from an earlier generation... Generation 4 to be more specific. After-all, that is the first generation in Pokemon were Sinnoh has popped up in. It wouldn't make sense for someone (more specifically our goat god) to travel the way my Arceus did if it was just another region away.....which is what ships and cruises like the St. Anne is for. Not to mention, trading summaries in Pokemon games tend to be EXTREMELY specific and accurate on just where and when a Pokemon comes from for you.. In addition, Arceus was never considered to be a thing until Generation 4 anyway, so it's not a stretch to say my Arceus came from an earlier timeline, given the summary statement about it traveling through TIME and SPACE to get to my OR game. You know, a different timeline and different universe to get to another one. TRUST me….as ridiculous as this sounds…..if you think about it, it makes perfect sense.
Now the second reason I have for this is based on the real world Multiverse theory. About people and different outcomes. That you can exist in separate universes, parallel from the one you live in, as "multiple" versions of you. They are the same person as you, but they can live different lives with having different names and doing different things. And for everything you do, you make a new universe. Such as if you look to the left, in another universe you look to the right. Or if in one universe you run, in another universe you walk instead. But what does this have to do with Pokemon? Well in all seriousness and honesty.....Pokemon games go by this EXACT rule EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Here's an example:
Take Red, Green and Blue from Pokemon's Gen 1. Every one of us can play as them in each of our own "games". You choose which character you want, a boy or a girl. Then once you've chosen them, you give them either yours or A name for them to live by in the game. Going from your name to a name or even using their original names. You can even pick a name or just make one up for your rival too to live by. Then once the game starts, and you become a trainer, you can choose between which starter pokemon you want: Charmander, Squirtle and Bulbasaur. Then you are challenged by your rival to a battle, which you can either win or lose. And then times the time for you to catch your first pokemon, which can be anything (in the limit of course) to a pidgey to a ratatta and it goes on. And in later games, the version you are playing in will give u the opportunity to catch the legendary pokemon OF THAT game, as is the opposite one. And of course this works the same way with the organizations of those games. If you think about it, and connect the dots, it's the SAME principle. The characters we play by are still the same official Red, Green and Blue characters, but in YOUR game universe you can choose which one you want and name them anything u want for them to live by. The names can go anywhere to Red being named Matthew to him being named Kevin to him being named John, you can even just name them numbers. The names can be ANYTHING. Thus they are living different lives with different names and different actions, such as choosing a starter, win or lose against rival, which pokemon to catch, stopping which organization, catching which legendary, etc.
Case end point, the reasons I've already provided in the links and the reasons I have added should extremely imply Pokemon being a multiverse in the end. Now the last thing I will bring up in this thread is: just how BIG is the Pokemon Multiverse really?? There is obviously no real way to accurately figure this out, but maybe we can figure out a number CLOSE to an accurate conclusion based on what has been mentioned above. Im not at all saying this is correct, but at the very least it should be a possible answer to the question. So here's how I think it can go:
At the beginning of your game, you go through the introduction and go to the character customization. Like in every Pokemon game, it asks if you are a boy or a girl. That's 2 universes right there for being able to choose 2 different characters to play as. Then comes the names for your character. At this stage, the number of possible outcomes can vary heavenly as again, your character's name can be anything you want. So for this part, we will have to guess and go with at least the billions+. So now it's in the billions range. Now specifically for the new Sun and Moon games u can play as for 4 different versions of your character. They can have light to dark colored skin/hair. So that's 4 universes each for both characters, making it 8. For X/Y it goes up to 6 as its 3 for both characters. Next, as we go deeper into the game, it comes the time to pick your starter pokemon. It can be a Fire, Water or Grass type. So that's 3 different outcomes for both characters, making it 6 universes again. Next you are able to place a nickname on your starter pokemon. Here it's the same as above with the character's name, being anything. So that's a range of a billion+ names you can give any one of your starter pokemon. Then when you battle your rival you can either win or lose against them. 2 outcomes for both characters, making it 4 universes. Then we go even deeper and then it comes time for you to catch your first pokemon and whatever low level pokemon you can get to be your first pokemon. This time it varies but only slightly. So we could say at least 3 kind of low level pokemon u can get as your first one for both characters. So that's 6 universes with each outcome. And speaking of that, your character has the option of either traveling/NOT traveling through grass to catch pokemon, releasing/NOT releasing pokemon you want to keep/which kind of pokeball you'll use to catch them too. That's like 60 different universes of outcomes. Then we have the option of choosing to train or not train your pokemon while traveling. For both characters that's 4 more universes. I can go on but I'll try and rap this up lol. Then there's what we are willingly to consider last, such as which evil organization you have to beat and which one will help you like in ORAS with Archie and Maxie. So that's 2 universes. Then we have the option of which legendary to catch depending on the version and the option of either catching or defeating it. Since we are only talking about one specific game, the versions don't matter right now and as for the option of catching or defeating it, that counts for both characters, so that's 4 universes there. Then which elite 4 member to face first to the last in any order you want. That's about 8 universes of count comes as well. The possibilities are tremendous. And this is just for one specific game. Imagine this whole thing being repeated for billions of other game copies in our world. OUCH!
So in conclusion, If im right, the Pokemon Multiverse likely has infinite amounts of universes, but as of now, has billions upon billions of universes to reasonably consider, based on everything stated in this post. I know this looks ridiculous but it's a possibility, no doubt about that.
So does anyone have any thoughts and/or concerns about this?
