The story of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon Scarlet & Violet extends past the b𒆙order of Paldea into new and interesting 🍒lands. The land of Kitakami may be far-off from Paldea itself, but it has its own rich history. Its myths involve an ogre that dons magical masks, a Bloodmoon Beast that lurks the Timeless Woods, and loyal heroes that had bravely defended Kitakami.

But, there is one Pokemon that stays out of sight, pulling the strings behind some of these myth🍎s like a puppeteer. The Mythical Pokemon Pecharunt may at first seem like a purple mochi-like plush doll, but it reveals itself to be more sinister.

The Lore of Pecharunt, The Subjugation Pokemon

Pecharunt is a Poison and Ghost-type Mythical Pokemon that originated outside Kitakami. It has two forms that it can take. The first is a small, purple, peach-shaped body that serves as its closed shell. Once the shell splits into two, the inner body of Pecharunt is revealed to be a bulb-like ghost with a ponytail.

The shell is where Pecharunt stores its poison, which can be used to create edible (but poisoned) mochi and to create toxic chains that it uses to attack. Its Binding Mochi has the potential to draw out someone’s full capabilities and fulfill their wishes. However, those who eat Pecharunt’s mochi, whether human or Pokemon, become chained to its will.

People who get possessed by Pecharunt develop a purple aura, and their eyes glow purple. As seen ♈in some circumstances, they may begin dancing like a chicken and obsessively saying the word ‘mochi.’

"If 🅠you see a shadowy figure approaching you outside the village at twilight, be wary. Don a mask at once, and hide your face."

The people of Kitakami have a long tradition of wearing masks, especially when putting on their mask festival. The masks covered people’s faces, and this protected them from accidentally eating Pecharunt’s mind-control mochi if it tried to shoot𝄹 them at people’s mouths.

Writing on some of the signboards in Kitakami seems to be talking about Ogerpon, but this is because everyone has placed the blame on Ogerpon and made her out to be evil. This is misattributed, and it is actually a warning against Pecharunt’s antics.

"Once it sees yourꦯ face, your soul will be forfeit. And you shall never return to the village."

Local myths refer to the dangers that Pecharunt poses if one isn’t careful. It fits the bill, as Pecharunt has the ability to control people, which would make🍷 it seem like their souls are forfeit.

How Pecharunt Came To Kitakami

Pecharunt comes from a land outside of Kitakami, and was raised by an old couple that had no children of their own. Pecharunt used its mochi to put themꦦ under its control.

Since the mochi draws out the greed of anyone who eats it, soon the old couple began asking Pecharunt for gifts. Pecharunt🌺 tried to fulfill their wishes so that they would love it mor♔e.

One day, the old couple asked Pecharunt to gather special masks that were said to be in Kitakami. Along the way there, Pecharunt met Okidogi, Munkidori, and Fenzandipiti, and made them its retainers.

Pecharunt and its Loyal Three went to steal168澳洲幸运5开奖网: the masks from Ogerpon and her trainer, and succeeded in taking all but the Teal Mask. Soon, Ogerpon tracked down the group. Enraged at how they hurt her trainer, Ogerpon defeated all of them and took back the masks.

Pecharunt used the last of its energy to retreat into its shell, mimicking a peach-like plush. It became known to the locals as the Never-Rotting Peach.

The proximity of a Mythical Pecha Berry is enough to revive Pecharunt from its slumber. The berry’s skin has a lustrous glow, and its alluring aroma ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚis sensed by the dormant Pecharunt.

The newly revived Pecharunt goes on to wreak havoc in Mossui Town, trying to snatch back ཧsome semblance of power for itself.

It begins to possess the people of Mossui Town, getting everybody to eat its poisonous mochi. It does this by either tricking them by having someone’s friend offer it to them, or by forcibly shooting mochi into their unmasked mouths.

As you progress through the Mochi Mayhem Epilogue to Pokemon Scarlet & Violet’s DLC, you will get to ౠlift Pecharunt’s curse on the residents of Mos🦄sui Town.

Pecharunt And The Loyal Three

In Pokemon Scarlet & Violet’s lore, Pecharunt is the leader of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the Loyal Three trio.

In the past, it found Okidogi, Munkidori, and Fezandipiti in various states of misfortune. It offered the trio their heart’s desires, but only if they entered int꧃o service to Pecha♔runt.

• Okidogi was originally small and weak, but its desire was to become stronger and gain powerful muscles.
• Munkidori was originally clumsy and dim-witted, but its desire was to become clever and have great wisdom.
• Fezandipiti was originally short with dull feathers, but its desire was to become beautiful with an exquisite appearance.

They all agreed, and this is why each of them has purple toxic chains on their bodies. It’s visual proof that they entered into a pact with Pecharunt.

Pecharunt Is Inspired By The Tale Of Momotaro

Pecharunt’s story with the Loyal Three is inspired by the Japanese folkloric tale of Momotaro. Coincidentally, Pecharunt’s name in Japanese is also ‘Momowarou.’

Like most folklore, there are various versions of a tale. Here is one version of the tale of Momotaro.

A giant peach was floating down a river until it was discovered by a childless woman. When she and her husband tried to eat the peach, a child burst out, saying that he was sent by the gods to be their son. They named him Momotaro.

When he gets older, he goes out to fight against ogre-like demons known as Oni. On his journey to Onigashima (Demon Island), he meets and befriends three talking animals: a dog, a monkey, and a pheasant.

They agree to help him battle the Oni in exchange for some of the dumplings he carried with him to eat. The group reaches the island and destroys the evil Oni, looting their treasure and taking it back 🐲home with them.

Momotaro meets a dog, monkey, and pheasant on his way to defeat the ogres. Sounds a bit familiar, right? This mirrors the tale of Pecharunt and the Loyal Three.

Albeit, instead of a group of good-doers trying to defeat evil ogres, it’s a group of evil-doers trying to defeat and steal from an innocent ogre and her trainer. The tale is inverted.

Pecharunt offered Okidogi, Munkidori, and Fezandipiti what they wanted in exchange for their service. Then, as their leader, led them♔ to battle against Ogerpon to plunder the treasure of those special masks.

With all this, it's not hard to see now why Pecharunt is known as the Subjugation Pokemon.