44) [6th GEN] Sound and Light Types

 This theory is merely speculation and will be either confirmed or busted upon the release of Pokemon X and Y.

43) [1st GEN] Origins of Mewtwo #1

Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira was written in the mid-80s with an animated film adaptation in 1988. Pocket Monsters, as an idea, sprung up at least in 1990. In Akira, scientists try to replicate the insanely powerful, but child-like psychic named Akira by experimenting on an angsty, older boy named Tetsuo. When Tetsuo's psychic powers go out of the scientists' control, he desires to confront Akira, to see who is more powerful. In Pokemon, the psychic-type Mewtwo was created by scientists to replicate the psychic-type, child-like Mew and also went out of control. In the anime film, Mewtwo also wishes to face Mew in battle, and also has his share of angst.

42) [DITTO/MEW] Ditto is NOT a Failed Mew

So how does the Mew/Ditto work any way other than going off of the stats (strengths in categories) and the color? Other Pokemon could have the same stats as Mew, but you would never call them to be failed attempts of Mew. This, combined with the fact that Cinnabar is the only lab that had such a major accident that the lab had to be abandoned. This would result as it to be the only area where failed/in-progress experiments could be outside the testing area.
Thus, the radiation/psychic energy given off by the lab after it was abandoned stimulated the stem cell clusters to life, without the cells first forming, and giving them the ability to copy other Pokemon (just like organs in real life), yet also return to their amorphous state.

41) [1st GEN] Nuzlocker Blue

Blue/Gary was actually a Nuzlocker. He made a special rule after the first battle he had that his battles against you didn't count. He lost his Raticate, yes, but in an unrelated battle after the SS Anne. He's not a bad trainer; he's an extremely good Nuzlocker who has only ever lost to one person: you.

40) [EVOLUTION] Cyborg Kabutops

39) [2nd GEN] The Tin Tower Reincarnations

38) [EVOLUTION] Is Deoxys a... canonized Missingno?

Missingno is a glitch, which are tangentially related to computer viruses, while Deoxys was a biological virus that had been mutated by a satellite. Likewise, both Missingno and the Normal form of Deoxys have massive offensive stats but nearly non-existent defensive stats. Missingno also appeared in Generation I, and while Deoxys did exist in the Ruby/Sapphire data, it was not until the remakes of Generation I that there was an event to capture him.

37) [EVOLUTION] Cubone is not a baby Kangaskhan

Here's a different take on the baby Kangaskhan theory.

In the real world, boomerangs were used to hunt kangaroos.

Theory: Marowak have various tribes all over the world, and when these tribes were beginning to be formed, to tell the difference between members of the tribe, the original members all went on a mass hunt of Kangaskahn, took their skulls, gave them tribe markings, and used them as headdresses.

When each member pass away, their eldest child took their headdress and wore it, part in remembrance, and part to honour tradition. This practice still continues to the present day.

We interpreted the Pokedex entry wrong, they don't wear the skull of their ancestor, they wear the skull their ancestor wore as a headdress.

36) [MECHANICS] Just like us

All of Psychic's weaknesses are common fears. Fear of ghosts, fear of the dark and fear of bugs are all common fears, and since psychic has to do with the mind, it would make sense why they're good against it.

35) [EVOLUTION] Messed up evolution #4

34) [ANIME] Ash's Age #2

At least one day passes in a Pokemon episode, normally at the end of the episode as well, which means that each episode is one day. In some episodes, two or more days can pass but only a few that it won't effect results drastically. ~760 episodes of Pokemon have aired so far, meaning that almost 2 and a half years have passed since Ash began his journey, so I submit to you that Ash has only slightly changed. Comparing him from is present to past counter part this can be seen by hair length and other slight changes.

This would put Ash anywhere from 12 to 14 years old as of 2012.

33) [5th GEN] Religiously Inspired Pokemon #3

According the to Bulbapedia, during the course of its evolution Snivy gradually lost its legs. At the start of Paradise Lost, Lucifer/Satan looks like the rest of his fellow angels, with the notable exception that he is "fallen" since he has gone against God. When he returns to Hell from Earth after tempting Eve, and thus Adam, in the guise of a serpent, he and the other demons receive their punishment: turning into snakes.

Serperior's Dream World Ability is Contrary. According to Bulbapedia, the ability's Japanese name is "Devil's Advocate."

Serperior's name is supposedly a combination of "Serpent" and "Superior" (Or "Warrior," which, although a bit of a stretch, might make sense). This makes sense since Satan is not only associated with the Serpent, but also as the ruler, and thus most "superior" being, of Hell.

Serperior is a Grass type, although there isn't any indication in the name. Perhaps this was because of the Serpent's association with the Tree of Knowledge?

32) [MECHANICS] Fresh Water's Potency

Let's assume that the Pokemon War did happen and that it was a nuclear war. Several consequences come with nuclear wars including fallout from the areas bombs were dropped on. What if all of the water in the Pokemon World was irradiated? This would explain why fresh water is so expensive, much more effective at healing than a potion, and why Pokemon can't sip from a water source instead of using a potion or going to the Pokemon Center to get healed.

31) [MECHANICS] The Effectiveness of Bubblebeam

It’s not the water of the bubbles that hurt enemy Pokémon; it’s the moist air inside them.

Before firing, the Pokémon inhales. The air it gathers mixes with the water in its body and super compressed into bubbles.

But these bubbles can only hold for their orb-ness for about a second before popping. So the Pokémon spits them out as fast as it can, ergo like a beam.

When the bubbles pop, they actually explode and spread blasts of concentrated moist air at the target.
So bubblebeam is like a cloud of tiny grenades.

Pokemon saliva may act as an extra layer of thickness, which allows for higher air pressure.

30) [5th GEN] N Harmonia is a Zoroark

Hair style is very similar.

Can communicate with pokemon.

When you access the memory link with BW, and you go inside the Ex-Plasma base in BW2 (next to Driftviel Gym), Zoroark shows you a memory of N acknowledging that nobody should be forced to choose between Black and White, good v evil...its already clear to people. Zoroark, however, is nowhere in the memory. How would Zoroark know these things?

Zoroark shows you where N's castle is. When you go inside, Zoroark is gone, but N is there. (Illusion wore off?)

There is a King's Rock in N's castle. Ghetsis talks about N being the 'king'. Considering the King's Rock is an item held by pokemon, and N is the one with the King-like item, it makes sense.

29) Stockholm Syndrome


The game is essentially about Stockholm syndrome. Humans catch Pokemon, use them to battle, keep their souls in small capsules, and yet, the Pokemon love their trainers after time and even evolve to serve them better.

28) Religiously Inspired Pokemon #2

Is Game Freak attempting to promote Satanism with Alakazam?

27) Good Guy Giovanni
Credit goes to BrandonMBrownson for finding this one.

26) Lavender Town Syndrome
Credit goes to God for finding this one.



It's a tad bit too long to post here, so here's the link:
http://jiggmin.com/threads/58477-Pok...82#post1981482

25) The Exorcism of Voltorb
Credit goes to Seitres for finding this one.