Six Heroes: Difference between revisions

The '''Six Heroes''' (Japanese: '''{{ruby|六英雄|ろくえいゆう}}''' ''Six Heroes'') are six ancient Pokémon that once belonged to [[Lucius]]. Each of them was caught within an [[Ancient Poké Ball]] and are currently scattered across the various regions of the [[Pokémon world]]. Finding the Six Heroes is the main goal of both the [[Explorers]] and the [[Rising Volt Tacklers]].

'''Lucius's Arboliva''' (Japanese: '''ルシアス‎のオリーヴァ''' ''Lucius's Oliva'') was a Pokémon that in the past belonged to [[Lucius]], currently, Arboliva is in the care of [[Liko]] and [[Roy]]. Arboliva was the second of six Pokémon belonging to the ancient adventurer that Liko and Roy encountered on their journey and the first to join the young members of the [[Rising Volt Tacklers]]

According to legends, Arboliva was a Pokémon that Lucius met during his travels, together with five other Pokémon, they explored the world in search of a lost paradise. Some time later, Lucius found this paradise and together they lived there.

In ''[[HZ011|Arboliva's Forest]]'', a group formed by Liko, Roy, Mollie and Nemona went to the forest to investigate, not knowing what it was about, Liko and Roy agreed to use a huge tree as a reference point. As they investigated, Liko and Mollie saw that the damage caused to the forest was enormous, and Roy arrived at such a tree and decided to climb it with Fuecoco, meanwhile Liko found a Wooper injured by the destruction caused in the forest. A short time later, Liko and Mollie discovered that it was not a tree, but a giant Pokémon with another ancestral Poke Ball.

In the [[HZ012|following episode]], Liko, Roy and the other members of the Rising Volt Tacklers joined Arboliva in an attempt to recover the forest. With the help of Ludlow's Quagsire and its ability, Seed Sower, Arboliva used Liko's pendant to show a vision of the mysterious Pokémon that lives in its pendant and a reminder of Lucius in the past. After the [[Rising Volt Tacklers]] had helped to restore the damage to the forest done by a wildfire, Arboliva returned to its Ancient [[Poké Ball]] and allowed Liko and Roy to take it under their care.

In ''[[HZ023|Fiery Galarian Moltres]]'', Arboliva emerged from its Poké Ball to defend Liko again against its former Trainer's Moltres. After a brief but difficult battle, Arboliva joined {{TP|Liko|Sprigatito}} and [[Captain Pikachu]] to spread his scent in order to calm its former team partner. After Moltres returned its Poké Ball, Arboliva also did the same.

Generally, Arboliva is a docile and affectionate Pokémon with those it lives with, however when it needs to defend those it cares about, its stance changes completely. This was first shown in ''[[HZ011|Arboliva's Forest]]'', where Arboliva attacked Liko and Roy without hesitation, thinking they had hurt the wild {{p|Wooper}}.

Arboliva appeared in in the {{OBP|Pocket Monsters|Kei Yamadaka}} manga, playing the same role in does in the anime.

'''Lucius's Moltres''' (Japanese: '''ルシアス‎のファイヤー''' ''Lucius's Fire'') was a Pokémon that in the past belonged to [[Lucius]].

According to legends, Moltres was a Pokémon that Lucius met during his travels, together with five other Pokémon, they explored the world in search of a lost paradise. Some time later, Lucius found this paradise and together they lived there.

Moltres appeared prior to ''[[HZ022|Charge! Galar Mine!]]'' at the [[Galar Mine]]. Moltres was responsible for draining the energy of several workers there and leaving wild Pokémon frightened by his presence.

When [[Liko]], [[Roy]] and [[Friede]] arrived at the place to investigate, the group ended up separating and with that Liko and Roy were able to see the situation the place was in. After taking care of the workers, Liko and Roy met with Moltres who immediately attacked them, initially draining the energy of those present there, Roy and Fuecoco managed to free themselves from the power of the Legendary Pokémon, soon after a fierce battle began but Fuecoco was easily defeated , after seeing Roy's efforts, [[Captain Pikachu]] also entered the battle, but was easily subdued. When Liko managed to free herself, the group decided to flee and during their escape, they managed to find Friede battling Amethio and her {{TP|Friede|Charizard}}. As they fled, Moltres ran after the group of young Trainers, but Friede had Charizard attract Moltres' attention, leaving the way clear for Roy and Liko to take care of Captain Pikachu and Moltres to face him and [[Amethio]] in the Galar Mine. In the [[HZ023|following episode]], Moltres reappeared and saw Liko and the co. and decide to battle them again.

'''Lucius's Lapras''' (Japanese: '''ルシアス‎のラプラス''' ''Lucius's Laplace'') was a Pokémon that in the past belonged to [[Lucius]].

[[File:Lucius Pokémon.png|left|250px|thumb|Moltres and Lucius in Alex's books]]

At the end of their adventures, these Pokémon found the promised paradise. At some point after these adventures, these Pokémon scattered across the {{pkmn|world}}.

Lapras would then be discovered by the Rising Volt Tacklers in [[HZ031]] with the help of a local fisherman and his {{p|Floatzel}}. But it seems that as the years went by, Lapras would sustain damage to its shell in addition to battle scars on the right side of its neck and its left eye. In [[HZ032|the next episode]], Liko was able to convince Lapras to come with her so it could help lead Terapagos to Lakua.

Unlike the majority of its species, who are gentle towards humans and enjoy carrying them on their backs, Lucius's Lapras acts quite hostile towards those it confronts, sneering at them with great anger. It also started helping wild Pokémon commit several robberies of ships carrying supplies to help its Pokémon friends survive. Even when faced with its friend, {{an|Terapagos}}, Lapras did not back down from its actions, although it visibly hesitated upon seeing Terapagos.