So...I retwitted this but I couldn't tell the full story.
"Since I watched the series for the first time, that detail got stuck in my head, but it goes beyond Pichu. Even when Pichu's out of the game, the profecy isn't incomplete. Zatz, even though he's a bat demigod, he's a descendant of a tribe from the Golden Mountains.
Zatz is part of the profecy"
Now, here comes the full story:
The first clue we get at Zatz' origins is the moment we see the real appearance of Colmillo (Fang? I didn't watch the english version, so...I don't know what names are translated or not)
Why should a bat prince have a puma as a Battle Cat? Well, that's what I call "foreshadowing".
The episode that follows is "The Bat and the Owl" where we get a look at Baby Zatz, Camazotz and Zyanya and how everything fell into place.
Even though we got no real context on how or why Mictlan was there, we could assume it was his reaction to the first demigod born out of one of his gods. That would explain why Camazotz was hurt so badly, Mictlan was hunting his family.
Either way, we have no clue where they were or what side was Zyanya on until she runs back to face Mictlan, buying Camazotz enough time to escape.
Does that mantra sound familiar? It should! She was a Puma from the Golden Mountains! The bracelet she left Zatz is the last proof of it!
Zatz has been with the gods for so long that he didn't even fathom the thought of him being part of the profecy!
When Pichu dies, everyone thinks the profecy is ruined because the team is incomplete, when that's a lie! Zatz is the Puma Warrior, not only because he goes after the barbarians and brings them to Teca, but from who was his mother, HIS BLOODLINE! HE IS A PUMA! THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS HIS UPBRINGING!
From Colmillo, to his bracelet and his mother, Zatz was always meant to be part of the profecy!
Jorge, eres un maldito genio!
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