As the Pokémon universe expands over 25 years, a handful of the 900-plus Pokémon actually come from space or other dimensions. Almost every generation of Pokémon has introduced one or more characters that aren't actually in their world, or at least their origin stories are unknown. This has allowed for some amazing storylines between games, anime, manga, and movies, although not every Pokémon from space or other dimensions is as exciting as the concept sounds.
In addition to being from space or other dimensions, there are some Pokémon, like Rayquaza, whose habitat is not anywhere on Earth, but in the ozone layer. Another example is the Minior, a Pokémon that is also said to have formed in the ozone layer, originating as close to space as possible without actually leaving Earth's jurisdiction. Other Pokémon, like Hoopa, Bronzong, and Gengar are also able to interact with other dimensions.
Fans are more familiar with Alien Pokémon, a term that covers all Pokémon that originated outside of their world, whether in space or inhabiting other dimensions. A common misconception in the Pokémon world is that Magnezone is an alien Pokémon due to its resemblance to a UFO. In Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Magnezone can actually fly around some of the highest points in the Hisui region, but it's still the world's Pokémon because it evolved from Magneton in regions with strong magnetic fields. Still, it sends a signal through an antenna to an unknown receiver, possibly an undiscovered alien Pokémon.
Alien Pokémon from outer space
Alien Pokémon from space are in the same dimension as the Pokémon worlds in games, animated series, and manga. Pokémon that immediately come to mind in this category are Clefairy and Clefable, especially since they can both be found in Mt. Moon in the original Pokémon Red, Green, and Blue game. Clefairy also needs the Moon Stone in Pokémon to evolve into Clefable, making it easier to remember that the two are related to space. Likewise, Cleffa, the little Pokémon in the Evolution line, is believed to have come from space, and people in the Pokémon world believe it arrived from a shooter shop.
Other Pokémon that is said to come from space are Staryu and Starmie, due to their bodies shaped like stars, as well as their multi-colored cores. At night, both Pokémon will come together, Starmie will send radio signals into space, and Staryu will flash its core to communicate with the stars. They're also far more regenerating than most non-legendary Pokémon in the game, using moves like natural healing and recovery.
Deoxys is a multi-morphic Pokémon from space, and many in the Pokémon world believe that its core is its central organ and brain. When exposed to a laser beam to reach the core, an alien virus mutates and forms the Pokémon Deoxys. Additionally, Deoxys is known to mutate further into specialized forms depending on the conditions required to survive in their environment. In Pokémon, this can be triggered when Deoxys interact with certain meteorites.
Both Lunatone and Solrock are said to come from space, as they draw their energy from the moon's and sun's rays, respectively. Interestingly, the two Pokémon are said to have arrived at the same time, as they were discovered at the site of the meteorite impact. Also, both of these Pokémon are Spirit-type and Rock-type, and both are called Meteorite Pokémon.
Elgyem, Beheeyem and Kyurem are also said to be from space, but they all landed in the Unova region. Elgyem and Beheeyem are implicated in a UFO crash at a desert resort, where they popped up one day 50 years before the Pokémon Black and White incident. On the other hand, Kyurem is said to have fallen from the space inside the meteorite. However, unlike Kyurem, which many fans already know, in the Pokémon world, it's believed that Kyurem is actually the shell of a Pokémon that reached the Meteorite. The original Dragon Pokémon would split into Reshiram and Zekrom, leaving Kyurem. There are Pokemon BDSP For Sale.
Finally, it is known that the legendary Pokémon from Sword and Shield, Eternatus, arrived on Earth after crashing from a meteorite in the Galar region 20,000 years before the events of the game. The Wishing Star can also be found throughout the region due to the shedding of some of its body parts. Wishing Star is also responsible for the Dynamax Pokémon.
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