#tera orb

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(Screenshots from Serebii.net.)

Oh look, an enigmatic authority figure appeared. And he's the director of one of two competing factions. I wonder what his role in story will be.

Seriously though, Clavell has more red flags pointing to him being the villain than normal, which makes me think he might actually be a red herring? (Or a violet herring.) Maybe Scarlet and Violet will reverse the relationship between Sycamore and Lysandre in X/Y, and Clavell will be trying to stop a villainous Sada or Turo.

Or maybe...there might not be a villain in these games. Maybe there will be more individual stories to fit the open world format. The last two games have gotten close to this idea. The Isle and Armor and Crown Tundra were all challenge based and lacked villains. Legends: Arceus had a more complex conflict based on cultural differences. While the villain was fun, Legends didn't really need them.

Or maybe it's simpler than that and he's the villain.

Clavell's name likely comes from the Spanish (and Latin) word "Clave", which can both mean "key" and "keystone". Clavell is both the keystone of the academy and the keystone of your independent studies.

The Tera Orb itself is also a literal "keystone", being this generation's counterpart to the Key Stone that enabled Mega Evolution in Gen VI.

Hi all hope your all doing well

Today I wanted to talk about something I figured out while playing Scarlet & Violet

Now if you’ll remember it was said in the history class that prior to the invention of the Tera Orb (10 years prior to the events of the game) pokemon were unable to terastilize outside of Area Zero

The effect would simply fade once they left

BUT

When we go to Kitakami there is no mention of this happening and we know that Kitakami is in a whole nother region than Paldea

And we know that Briar was able to add the terastal phenomenon inside the Terarium by simply mixing paldean soil and crystals from the Kitakami Crystal Pool

So what’s the deal?

We have 3 separate regions Paldea, ???, & Unova who each have access to this phenomenon and two of them are nowhere near Area Zero

Well my friends I think I figured it out, who created the Tera Orb?

That’s right Sada/Turo, but that only explains how trainers Pokémon are able to terastilize not how it occurrs with the Wild Tera Pokemon & Raid Den Pokemon

Well my friends think about it what is the one Pokémon all 3 of them have in common?

A Pokémon that has a unique connection to Area Zero & Terestalization?

Glimmet’s are found all over area zero, and I think they basically are how terastalization works

They basically spread around Tera pollen and over centuries of them doing it in area zero made everyone Pokémon in there naturally be able to do it

But once they are up in the surface world where the are is a lot richer the pollen is gone…..until The Professor captured and released a whole punch of them around Paldea

They spread around the region and spread the pollen which is why Pokémon are capable of terastalizing but also why only a handful on the surface are able to do it without a Tera Orb