Hitokiri Shinigami Shinta

Goodnight Jaden I love you.

Oh ok thanks for letting me know I'm so used to training Pokémon I don't know these duel terms.

What are those?

I don't know but I'm getting mad that its hard to make a Blue-Eyes deck or any deck for that matter now a days.

I like talking to you too Jaden.



So what else do you like about dueling?

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Oh great well that's not good sorry about this Jaden...

Uh oh that's not good...

Wow that's really cool good luck with your duels Jaden.

So what else do you like about Elemental Heroes?

Now I take it you see why I like legendary monsters so much?

True that would be a good card to use.

A long time ago on an island called Alto Mare there lived an old man and a woman.


One day, they found two wounded children on the seaside.

With the old couple's careful nursing, the children got better quickly.

But then suddenly an evil monster appeared and attacked the city.

The island was instantly swallowed up by the monster.

But then before the man's and the woman's eyes, the children transformed.

They were the mirage Pokémon Latias and Latios.

The two of them called their friends from the sky.

They brought the power to drive away the evil darkness.

That power was a jewel called the Soul Dew.

Peace returned to the island.

And after that, Latias and Latios often visited this island, where the Soul Dew is.

The island was never attacked again by the evil monster.

I already have that card but thanks anyway.

Main article: Ruins of Alph
The Ruins of Alph provide a link to an ancient civilization. Although no one knows exactly who built them, research indicates that the ruins are from about 1500 years ago. Along the walls is an ancient language based on the shapes of the various Unown. In Pokémon Crystal, an ancient message can be found and decoded if the player can correctly perform certain tasks:

Our words shall remain here for the ages
Thus we shall erect a Pokémon statue outside
They possess great insight and refuse the outside world
We humans must learn to walk in harmony with them
We depart for their sakes
The message appears to be from the ancients in regard to the Unown.

Thanks Jaden but I still prefer to train Pokemon then duel.

Oh and here you go:

There's a legend that has been passed down by Ecruteak Gym Leaders for many years:

Two towers... Two Pokémon... But when one burned down, both Pokémon flew away, never to return.
700 years before Generation II, the people of Ecruteak built two nine-tier towers with the hopes of fostering friendship and hope between Pokémon and humans. They were the Brass Tower in the west, which was said to awaken Pokémon, and the Bell Tower in the east, where Pokémon were said to rest. Both towers became the roost of powerful flying Pokémon Lugia and Ho-Oh respectively.

However, about 150 years before the games' events, a lightning bolt struck the Brass Tower. It was engulfed in flames that raged for three days. A sudden downpour finally put out the blaze, but it had already burnt to the ground. Three nameless Pokémon perished in the fire. But Ho-Oh descended from the sky and resurrected them. The Pokémon are said to embody three powers: the lightning that struck the tower, the fire that burned the tower, and the rain that put out the fire. When the Pokémon appeared, they struck terror in those who saw their rise. The three Pokémon, knowing their own power, fled, running like the wind off into the grassland.

Ho-Oh and Lugia haven't been seen since the fire. According to legend, when the souls of Pokémon and humans commune, upon the emergence of a Trainer who has the ability to touch the souls of Pokémon, Ho-Oh will return from the heavens.

A similar legend is addressed in the anime. In A Ghost of a Chance, Morty says the two towers are the original Tin Tower, which burned down, and a rebuilt one. He says that invaders came and tried to steal Ho-Oh, who resisted and fled, and then they burned down the tower. When the legend is revisited in For Ho-Oh the Bells Toll, however, the story more closely parallels the game version, but the war aspect remains. Ash Ketchum seems to fulfill the prophecy as a Trainer who has the ability to touch the souls of Pokémon, as he has often encountered both Ho-Oh and Suicune.

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Cool I bet you’re happy I prefer to train Pokémon then duel.

Yeah I know he's not a costom but thanks for showing me Jaden.

Ah I see I liked Blue-Eyes because of look and the fact that it was a legendary monster.

What's so specal about legendary monsters you ask?

Here's your answer: Legendary Pokémon are a group of incredibly rare, and often very powerful Pokémon.

While in English, all are typically grouped under the banner of "legendary", there are three distinct terms in Japanese that are used to refer to them. One, 伝説

のポケモン densetsu no Pokémon, literally "legendary Pokémon", refers to Pokémon such as Kyogre and Groudon, who are featured prominently in the legends of the Pokémon world. A second, 幻のポケモン maboroshi no Pokémon, literally "illusory Pokémon", refers to Pokémon seen so rarely, such as Mew,

that some question their very existence. This term was translated in the Generation IV games as "mirage Pokémon", in reference to the various myths of Sinnoh, and many consider it to refer to Pokémon that are restricted to Nintendo events, not available during the course of normal gameplay. The third and

newest term is 神話のポケモン shinwa no Pokémon, literally "mythical Pokémon", which refers to the Pokémon which are spoken of as the creators of the Sinnoh region.

Wow sounds cool. What got you into liking Elemental Heroes?

Ah ok thank you can you tell me more about Elemental Heroes?

Yes please do thank you.

Great thanks.