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===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
* The Pokémon may possibly refer to {{p|Giratina}}, which in turn would explain why the myth refers to Veilstone City, as it is the closest city to the [[Turnback Cave]]. | * The Pokémon may possibly refer to {{p|Giratina}}, which in turn would explain why the myth refers to Veilstone City, as it is the closest city to the [[Turnback Cave]]. Also, because the Pokémon fled to a location beyond sight, which is possibly the [[Distortion World]]. | ||
** However, Platinum's Pokédex entry places some doubt on this, as it was hinted that Giratina was trapped in the [[Distortion World]] long before the person in question came into being. | ** However, Platinum's Pokédex entry places some doubt on this, as it was hinted that Giratina was trapped in the [[Distortion World]] long before the person in question came into being. | ||
* This proves that Pokémon are or were indeed eaten, a fact already suggested by [[Mom]]'s [[Cinnabar Island|Cinnabar]] Volcano Burgers in [[Generation II]]. | * This proves that Pokémon are or were indeed eaten, a fact already suggested by the {{player}}'s [[Mom]]'s [[Cinnabar Island|Cinnabar]] Volcano Burgers in [[Generation II]]. | ||
* The myth may be used to explain why most people in the [[Pokémon world]] use Pokémon instead of manufactured weaponry to fight. | * The myth may be used to explain why most people in the [[Pokémon world]] use Pokémon instead of manufactured weaponry to fight. | ||