Pokemon can come from a variety of places. Some168澳洲幸运5开奖网: are plants, some168澳洲幸运5开奖网: are undead spirits, and many are based on real-life animals. But, there are actually a few that are technically aliens. Ultra Beasts come to mind first, but they're actually from another dimension, rather than regular outer s🅠pace.
However, there are some Pokemon that do actually come from space — or🦩 are at least rumored to hail from the cosmos, in some capacity. These pot𝓰ential extra-terrestrial beings have otherworldly designs or Pokedex entries that discuss their alien origins.
Updated December 20th, 2020 by Lee Juckiewicz: The Pokemon Company is partnering with the International Space Station and the to bring fans "The Space Sunrise Live 2021" event at the end ꦿof the year! Although we don't yet have many details, the site tells us that "real-time earth images received from the ISS and Pokemon [will] collaborate," which makes sense with how many space-based creatures exist in the Pokemon uni♛verse. Here are some examples of these alien Pokemon, and some that are said to come from space (without confirmation).
15 Palkia
Popularly referred to as "the creation trio," Dialga, Giratina and Palkia have control over dimens🥀ions outside of the first and second. While you could make an argument that all three of them are extraterrestrial, Palkia in particular has control over space.
It's a littl🐻e bit of a stretch, but a space-y dimension outside of the normal Pokemon world certainly seems very alien to us. At the very least, it isn't from Earth (as your typical trainer ♈knows it).
14 Arceus
Arceus is♌ the closest thing 🐼that the Pokemon world has to a God, which aไlready puts a bit of a strain on imaging that it came from Earth. ༺After all, most people don't build a car while they're sitting in it; Arceus was probably creating the planet from up on high.
In the games, Arceus lives in its own dimension known as the Hall of Origin, which can be reached by playin🎶g th🐷e Azure Flute at a particular place in Sinnoh. It also created Dialga, Palkia and Giratina, who may also be from space.
13 🉐 Sableye (Maybe)
Sableye has been rumored to be heavily inspired by the Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter in Kentucky in 1955, due to its resemblance to the small aliens described by the witnesses. 🎃Despite being an American event, the "Hopkinsville goblins" are famous in Japan where they have featured in many different video games.
Its dark/ghost typing also matches the encounter, as the aliens were nigh-𓆉invulnerable to bullets. If Sableye is inspired by "real life" aliens, there's a good chance that its also an alien in the franchise. This is backed up by its appearance in the Spatial Rift caused by Pa♛lkia in the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games.
12 Unown
The relationship that Unown — thought to be the origin of language in the Pokemon world — has with dimensional movement is a complicated one at 💦best, ﷺbut they do originate from their own dimension (perhaps, in space?) and can transport others there, too.
T🍎here are also Unown in Professor Oak's computer in the film that don't resemble other letters seen in the Pokemon world, you have to wonder where they've travelled. And with its name in different languages being derivative of 'unknown' (English/Japanese), 'bizarre' (French) and 'incognito' (German), there's clearly a lot we don't know about them.
11 Kyurem
According to legend, a large meteor fell from above the earth, and it contained Kyurem. The people of Lacunosa Town would go on to build a wall to keep Kyurem out because they said it was eating the residents. The Giant Chasm in which i🐲t lives was said to🎉 be the impact crater of its meteor.
In Black 2 and White 2, it's confirmed that by the splitting of the dragon. However, it's still pos๊sible that the original dragon🌸 is extraterrestrial.
10 Minior & Rayquaza (K♌ind of)
While Rayquaza's starring role in the Delta Episode shows it can survive in space, and𒀰 its frequent depiction flying above 🐼the earth makes people think that it is from space, it's actually not. Rayquaza actually inhabits the ozone layer, meaning it lives very close to outer space, but it doesn't technically.
Minior is also a Pokemon that many associa🔯te with space, both because of its meteorite design and that it can fall to earth. But, like Rayquaza, it actually comes from the ozone layer, where it forms.
9 Staryu & Starmie ꧂
Many residents of the Pokemon world firmly believe that Staryu and S🍃tarmie are originally from outer space. Their star shape definitely lends to this theory, as well.
Staryu gather at night and flash their red cores at the stars. Starmie has been found to emit radio signals from their core𒐪 at night, seemingly communicating with something out there. Their amazing regenerative abilities also lend to the theory that they are something beyond the pl💦anet. Plus, their red gem matches that of Deoxys' chest gem — a confirmed extraterrestrial Pokemon.
8 Magnezone
You might think that Magnezone resembles a typical UFO, and if you do, you'd be in agreement with many people in the Pokemon world. Many people believe that Magnezone originated in space. However, it actually does not, and instead 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the powerful electric type evolves fro♍m Magneton when exposed tꦬo a powerful magnetic field.
However, many still ꦗbelieve they are witnessing a UFO event as Magnezone flies through the sky. In addition to this, it emits signals to an unknown receiver. Perhaps it is sending them to something otherworldly.
7 🧸 Lunatone & Solrock
Discovered near a meteorite strike for the first time, Solrock and Lunatone are both called the "Meteorite Pokemon." They resem꧑ble the sun and moon, obviously, and actually draw their power from the respective planetary bodies.
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Whether they came🐭 from the sun or moon is unclea෴r, and their actual origin before landing on earth is unknown. Maybe they are actually meteorites, and their shapes are just a coincidence. They stand to be one of the newest Pokemon discovered, as they fell to earth with the meteorite crash only a few decades prior to some of the games.
6 Cleffa
C😼leffa, which are shaped like stars, are species introduced in Geဣneration II. They'll evolve into Clefairy and, eventually, Clefable. All three of these Pokemon are very strongly associated with the moon, dancing in a ring on the nights of full moons and when meteor showers take place.
Their evolution via Moon Stone is indicative of their lunar origin, implying that other Pokemon might be extraterrestrial in nature as well if they e🌌volve with the same evolutionary item. When a meteorite lands, Cleffa are usually found nearby.