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{{Ash}} stands in front of {{al|Dia}}'s base and is perplexed by the ruined building's remarkable resemblance to the [[Pokémon School]]. | {{Ash}} stands in front of {{al|Dia}}'s base and is perplexed by the ruined building's remarkable resemblance to the [[Pokémon School]]. After entering the building, Ash notices a trio of photographs that confirm the building is indeed the Pokémon School, and Dia explains that he must be in a parallel world. He draws on the blackboard and explains the concept, warning that if aspects of the two worlds mixed, more parallel realities will be created. When Ash is confused by the idea, Dia explains that, ten years ago, his [[Melemele Island]] was bought up and overdeveloped, which led to widespread pollution of the area. Afterwards, {{DL|Ultra Beasts (anime)|Guzzlord}} arrived and reduced everything to ruins. Dia warns Ash that choosing the wrong path in his world may result in what has unfolded in the [[Ultra Ruin]]. Speechless, Ash goes to a pool of water to reflect on his own world and {{ashcl}}. | ||
Dia sees Ash's somber mood and offers him food. Ash happily obliges, as he and {{AP|Pikachu}} scoff down a tin of baked beans. Ash then notices {{p|Zeraora}}'s absence, but Dia is not concerned and tells Ash that it prefers to be alone. Dia clarifies that Zeraora isn't actually his Pokémon, rather it was wanting to send Guzzlord back to its own world that brought the pair together. In a flashback, Dia reveals that he had almost sent Guzzlord back through an [[Ultra Wormhole]], but the [[Ultra Beast]] managed to resist. Zeraora showed up in time and struck Guzzlord with {{m|Plasma Fists}}, and this led the pair to bond and fight together. Dia informs Ash that Guzzlord has one weakness, the second face above its large mouth, but the Pokémon has too many defenses that protect it. Ash sympathizes with Dia's dilemma and notes that he might be more successful if only he could use [[Z-Moves]]. Dia pulls his own [[Z-Ring]] from his [[Bag]] and adds that Z-Moves have been impossible since nature was destroyed and {{DL|Guardian deities (anime)|Tapu Koko}} vanished. | Dia sees Ash's somber mood and offers him food. Ash happily obliges, as he and {{AP|Pikachu}} scoff down a tin of baked beans. Ash then notices {{p|Zeraora}}'s absence, but Dia is not concerned and tells Ash that it prefers to be alone. Dia clarifies that Zeraora isn't actually his Pokémon, rather it was wanting to send Guzzlord back to its own world that brought the pair together. In a flashback, Dia reveals that he had almost sent Guzzlord back through an [[Ultra Wormhole]], but the [[Ultra Beast]] managed to resist. Zeraora showed up in time and struck Guzzlord with {{m|Plasma Fists}}, and this led the pair to bond and fight together. Dia informs Ash that Guzzlord has one weakness, the second face above its large mouth, but the Pokémon has too many defenses that protect it. Ash sympathizes with Dia's dilemma and notes that he might be more successful if only he could use [[Z-Moves]]. Dia pulls his own [[Z-Ring]] from his [[Bag]] and adds that Z-Moves have been impossible since nature was destroyed and {{DL|Guardian deities (anime)|Tapu Koko}} vanished. | ||