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Pokemon - Arceus and his Plate abilities?

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You keep saying energy. What is the energy for fist plate which is literally Martial Arts, Normal Plate, which is a whole lot of nothing in particular , Evil Plate which is just.... Evil. You see why saying energy don't work?

I'll recommend you not use "energy" as an argument here. Not all the Plates are elemental, so it doesn't work

The only logical conclusion is what is literally stated on the plates, it has the power of all things and allows him to use the powers of all types. In this case he keep access to all moves/abilities literally the powers of all things as is said on the Plates
 
It's a beam of energy.... That's about it. Many moves don't use any energy at all, so saying "Energy doesn't work".

Pokémon doesn't necessarily have any energy thing with the Types. So the energy thing you keep saying won't work

.We even made an Energy Manipulation for all Pokémon crt about it which was rejected because Pokémon indeed does not have any energy thing at all for the Typings

I mean, Fist plates for instance is literally just martial Arts... So what energy?
 
You don't give out energy manipulation for just having mana and using it for spells.

Pokémon makes a strict distinction between just a kick and a Pokémon move that is a kick. It's not hard to imagine that they use some energy to strengthen those attacks.
In fact, often physical attacks like that are depicted with some glowing or something in the anime. E.g. Takedown
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They.... really don't. Pokémon is full of random things, some use energy, many don't. This same Takdown has been used by others without any energy shown. Eevee comes to mind

This energy arguements, is trying to fix an energy system into Pokémon when one doesn't really exist.

I mean if you still think Pokémon has an energy system then help with this then
 
I think that we should probably go with applying DontTalk's solution here now, and then close this thread, in lack of better options. I think that Maverick also agreed with him. Did any other staff members do so as well?
 
I mean if you still think Pokémon has an energy system then help with this then
As said, you don't use energy manipulation for being able to use the energy in your body for moves. Otherwise virtually every magician with mana would have it. So that thread is a lost cause regardless.
 
I think that we should probably go with applying DontTalk's solution here now, and then close this thread, in lack of better options. I think that Maverick also agreed with him. Did any other staff members do so as well?
Nah. I don't think DT's arguement will work here, as Pokémon has no energy system to say that what the plate says means it's just energy.
 
I think that we should probably go with applying DontTalk's solution here now, and then close this thread, in lack of better options. I think that Maverick also agreed with him. Did any other staff members do so as well?
I mean, I'm perfectly willing to first have a staff thread debate regarding the "creators should get all abilities" arguments, if Moritzva or other staff really wishes to consider that line of reasoning.
 
You can't continue to stonewall this thread forever if it has been accepted by our staff.
 
As said, you don't use energy manipulation for being able to use the energy in your body for moves. Otherwise virtually every magician with mana would have it. So that thread is a lost cause regardless.
Okay, Fist Plate, which is martial arts is not energy.

And it's one of the plates that Arceus possess to use the powers of.
 
You can't continue to stonewall this thread forever if it has been accepted by our staff.
So we're just going to ignore what the plates says and apply arbitrary "Energy" and call it a day

After I pointed out this energy won't work and the Plates are actually referring to the moves

I'm a stonewaller now? Wow
 
I'm pretty neutral here leaning towards disagree with the OP. But i agree with DT regarding the stuff about "creators should get all abilities" arguments and depending on that may change the point of view of others.
 
You can't continue to stonewall this thread forever if it has been accepted by our staff.
he ain't stonewalling he is trying to debunk points.

Stonewalling is

-X is Y
-No, X isn't Y because Z
-no, X is Y

but what Yemma is doing here is more of a

-X is Y
*No, X isn't Y because Z
-No, X is Y because B
*B isn't real because D, and X isn't Y because Z
 
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Thank you for helping out, Dereck03.
 
he ain't stonewalling he is trying to debunk points.

Stonewalling is

-X is Y
-No, X is Y because Z
-no, X is Y

but what Yemma is doing here is more of a

-X is Y
*No, X isn't Y because Z
-No, X is Y because B
*B isn't real because D, and X isn't Y because Z
Okay. Sorry about that then.
 
While Yemma does repeat some of his points, that is mostly because the opponent does the same and when a new point is presented he responds to it accordingly. I don't want Yemma treated as just a stonewaller, technically he is one of the only remaining experts on tier 2-1 pokemon if we don't count Executor who just appears and disappears every once in a while
 
Which argument have I presented that is weak?
every time you get countered you've been cutting down your argument and so it has gotten weaker and weaker and so far, nothing you've said has conivnced me. Also out of all the arguments so far using game mechanics had to be the weakest one.
 
I mean, I'm perfectly willing to first have a staff thread debate regarding the "creators should get all abilities" arguments, if Moritzva or other staff really wishes to consider that line of reasoning.
I prefer a case-by-case analysis in that regard. In this situation, they are explicitly able to directly and at-will summon all Pokemon (including man-made ones), and you could argue that the Plates and similar is supporting evidence in that regard. Maybe neither point on it's own is enough, but the two together should work.

If a thread is to be made on the general topic, that's fine, but the conclusions on this thread should remain regardless.
 
every time you get countered you've been cutting down your argument and so it has gotten weaker and weaker and so far, nothing you've said has conivnced me. Also out of all the arguments so far using game mechanics had to be the weakest one.
So no examples then?

Also love how convenient it is to throw around game mechanics when you can’t co
 
I wanna mention something quickly.
Notice I said summon/create because it's not specific if Arceus summons or creates pokemon for the reverie.
You can fight things like Tornadus in that mode, last I checked, Tornadus was one of those Pokemon where only one exists given it's only ever talked about in singular like Thundurus and Lando, and you can catch it in Arceus, yet you can fight one in that mode even after the fact. Even with said very Tornadus, meaning they ain't the same entity.

Meaning, he either creates them, or he's ripping a completely random Tornadus with Multiversal BFR/Teleportation from a different world (that or through time, but that open the gates to potential time paradox stuff for them, but we know pokemon and the like are 100% effected by time paradoxes as it's happened before in multiple games and media, like Celebi and Pyrce shit in the manga, Explorers, the Arceus movie funnily enough, etc).
Given we know Arceus can indeed create Pokemon as he's done so before, I'd assume him creating them takes less assumptions than Multiversal tp as time teleportation and summoning from the same world is off the table seemingly. Though someone mentioned it was a dream so in that case, who knows.
 
I wanna mention something quickly.

You can fight things like Tornadus in that mode, last I checked, Tornadus was one of those Pokemon where only one exists given it's only ever talked about in singular like Thundurus and Lando, and you can catch it in Arceus, yet you can fight one in that mode even after the fact. Even with said very Tornadus, meaning they ain't the same entity.

Meaning, he either creates them, or he's ripping a completely random Tornadus with Multiversal BFR/Teleportation from a different world (that or through time, but that open the gates to potential time paradox stuff for them, but we know pokemon and the like are 100% effected by time paradoxes as it's happened before in multiple games and media, like Celebi and Pyrce shit in the manga, Explorers, the Arceus movie funnily enough, etc).
Given we know Arceus can indeed create Pokemon as he's done so before, I'd assume him creating them takes less assumptions than Multiversal tp as time teleportation and summoning from the same world is off the table seemingly. Though someone mentioned it was a dream so in that case, who knows.
Considering Arceus stopped the space/time distortion caused by Hoopa, I don’t see this to be something Arceus can’t get over.

Also we don’t where exactly the battle reverie happens, so its possible that summoning pokemon out time and space won’t have dire effect.

but the reason i mentioned both summoning/creating is that we have two examples of pokemon doing either: hoopa and unown. (And ho-oh to an extent now that I remember)

Let’s say you are 100% correct, we still have Unown creating pokemon. We don’t consider unown to have all the powers of the pokemon they create. (And in the manga, Arceus uses unown to create the creation trio)
 
Considering Arceus stopped the space/time distortion caused by Hoopa, I don’t see this to be something Arceus can’t get over.

Also we don’t where exactly the battle reverie happens, so its possible that summoning pokemon out time and space won’t have dire effect.

but the reason i mentioned both summoning/creating is that we have two examples of pokemon doing either: hoopa and unown. (And ho-oh to an extent now that I remember)

Let’s say you are 100% correct, we still have Unown creating pokemon. We don’t consider unown to have all the powers of the pokemon they create. (And in the manga, Arceus uses unown to create the creation trio)
What's Hoops gotta do with if he's summoning or creating? Context is key, and that example doesn't really tie in here.

We know that Arceus spawns Pokemon to battle you.
We know that in some cases they CANT be taken from your world because you can have them too, so they just different. We know time paradoxes a thing and is fully established in multiple media, so him pulling it from before you catch it is a bit suspect but also requires more assumptions anyway.

Which means he must be creating them, something we know he can do. Or he's teleporting copies from completely different realities. The former seems more inline with Arceus and how we see it act usually.
That's the two options we have that don't require a slew of extra assumptions.
As he's shown time and again to be able to create Pokemon, I'm leaning toward him creating them as being what's happening.

What's Unown matter? I didn't say anything about this being evidence for why he should have every ability, I was pointing out between summoning and creating, him flat out manifesting them out of thin air, unironically, has far less contradictions, whether or not people want to use that as evidence was never my point.
 
I prefer a case-by-case analysis in that regard. In this situation, they are explicitly able to directly and at-will summon all Pokemon (including man-made ones), and you could argue that the Plates and similar is supporting evidence in that regard. Maybe neither point on it's own is enough, but the two together should work.

If a thread is to be made on the general topic, that's fine, but the conclusions on this thread should remain regardless.
I mean, that's really not different from the general case. All creator deities can at-will just create the entities they have created... that's what makes them creator entities.

If that's the larger argument, like you initially said, many other creator entities can also follow up with minor evidence. It's really not that rare. So I think that is very much also a general concern.

I will make the thread in any case.
 
What's Hoops gotta do with if he's summoning or creating? Context is key, and that example doesn't really tie in here.
In the movie, Hoopa created a spacetime distortion by summoning too many legendaries and Arceus stopped it.


We know that Arceus spawns Pokemon to battle you.
We know that in some cases they CANT be taken from your world because you can have them too, so they just different. We know time paradoxes a thing and is fully established in multiple media, so him pulling it from before you catch it is a bit suspect but also requires more assumptions anyway.

Which means he must be creating them, something we know he can do. Or he's teleporting copies from completely different realities. The former seems more inline with Arceus and how we see it act usually.
That's the two options we have that don't require a slew of extra assumptions.
As he's shown time and again to be able to create Pokemon, I'm leaning toward him creating them as being what's happening.
He could also summon from another universe but I can see what you’re saying.


What's Unown matter? I didn't say anything about this being evidence for why he should have every ability, I was pointing out between summoning and creating, him flat out manifesting them out of thin air, unironically, has far less contradictions, whether or not people want to use that as evidence was never my point.

okay. Its clear now.
 
I mean, that's really not different from the general case. All creator deities can at-will just create the entities they have created... that's what makes them creator entities.

If that's the larger argument, like you initially said, many other creator entities can also follow up with minor evidence. It's really not that rare. So I think that is very much also a general concern.

Unown and Ho-oh both have feats of creating pokemon, and they don't have the powers of the pokemon they created.
 
Whatever, at least two staff members are agreeing with OP against one that disagree, this thread is already over.
 
Unown and Ho-oh both have feats of creating pokemon, and they don't have the powers of the pokemon they created.
Wasn't Ho-Oh less of a feat of creation, and more a feat of reviving+empowerment?
Almost positive that it was 3 route 1 foddermons died in a fire, and he just revived them but roided out as legendary beasts.

Then they forgot the lore and made it so there's a bunch of those beasts and they aren't at all unique, which to this very day, I don't understand, like did Ho-Oh just randomly pick a pre-existing species of Pokemon to reincarnate them as and it went with just 3 strong beast mons if the beasts existed prior as a species? Idk it's wacky, but Ho-Oh is a case of empowerment+reviving, or flat out reincarnation.

Unown do be doing that tho.
 
Unown and Ho-oh both have feats of creating pokemon, and they don't have the powers of the pokemon they created.
1. Arceus has a direct statement of having said powers, in addition to that.
2. Unown and Ho-oh do not have it


And I love how the "energy" arguement has been ignored to get this CRT over and done..

Plus, you're still outvoted.. In case you missed it
 
What's Hoops gotta do with if he's summoning or creating? Context is key, and that example doesn't really tie in here.

We know that Arceus spawns Pokemon to battle you.
We know that in some cases they CANT be taken from your world because you can have them too, so they just different. We know time paradoxes a thing and is fully established in multiple media, so him pulling it from before you catch it is a bit suspect but also requires more assumptions anyway.

Which means he must be creating them, something we know he can do. Or he's teleporting copies from completely different realities. The former seems more inline with Arceus and how we see it act usually.
That's the two options we have that don't require a slew of extra assumptions.
As he's shown time and again to be able to create Pokemon, I'm leaning toward him creating them as being what's happening.

What's Unown matter? I didn't say anything about this being evidence for why he should have every ability, I was pointing out between summoning and creating, him flat out manifesting them out of thin air, unironically, has far less contradictions, whether or not people want to use that as evidence was never my point.
1. Arceus created copies of Legendaries to test humans in the manga

2. He created the CT in the games without a single plate.

So.
a. Op argument that Arceus can only change form with Plates and nothing else was false. Now he says "general abilities".. I asked what the general abilities of Normal Plate and Fist Plate is and I've not got an answer till now

b. Op Argument that Arceus summons and not create Pokémon was false
 
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