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==In the core series games== | ==In the core series games== | ||
Before the events of Pokémon Violet, Professor Turo was part of the team that explored the [[Paldea|Great Crater of Paldea]], setting up the [[Zero Lab]] in [[Area Zero]]. There, Turo discovered and named the [[Terastal phenomenon]]. Turo was able to develop a prototype for the [[Tera Orb]], earning him corporate backing for his projects and allowing him to set up a second laboratory in a lighthouse near Cabo Poco. Furthermore, he was able to harness more of the unstable energy, despite concern from his funders, and moved the majority of his research back to the Zero Lab. Turo, fascinated with the idea of Pokémon from other ages, succeeded in developing a [[Time travel|time machine]] that would allow him to reach out to [[Paradox Pokémon]], Pokémon from the distant future, by transporting Poké Balls to different points on the timeline to catch them and bring them into modern time. These included | Before the events of Pokémon Violet, Professor Turo was part of the team that explored the [[Paldea|Great Crater of Paldea]], setting up the [[Zero Lab]] in [[Area Zero]]. There, Turo discovered and named the [[Terastal phenomenon]]. Turo was able to develop a prototype for the [[Tera Orb]], earning him corporate backing for his projects and allowing him to set up a second laboratory in a lighthouse near Cabo Poco. Furthermore, he was able to harness more of the unstable energy, despite concern from his funders, and moved the majority of his research back to the Zero Lab. Turo, fascinated with the idea of Pokémon from other ages, succeeded in developing a [[Time travel|time machine]] that would allow him to reach out to [[Paradox Pokémon]], Pokémon from the distant future, by transporting Poké Balls to different points on the timeline to catch them and bring them into modern time. These included {{p|Miraidon}}, a futuristic descendant of {{p|Cyclizar}}. Additionally, Turo's wife had begun expecting a child. | ||
However, Turo began to become obsessed with his research, continuing the influx of Paradox Pokémon into the modern day in his pursuit of a paradise for his family. Shortly after [[Arven]] was born, Turo was left without help, driving him deeper into his work and ironically causing him to begin neglecting the very people he had made plans for. Arven ended up growing up in the lighthouse laboratory on [[Poco Path]] on his own, never seeing or connecting with Turo due to the latter's newfound devotion to the Tera Project. This estrangement was intensified by Turo's search for a more suitable assistant, leading to him creating an {{wp|artificial intelligence}} copy of himself using the Zero Lab's crystals to double productivity. Together, they were able to transport a second, more aggressive Miraidon to the present day, in hopes that the two Miraidon could survive and thrive in their new surroundings. At some point, Turo also developed the [[Poké Ball]] Lock System, an ID-based defense mechanism for his lab. | However, Turo began to become obsessed with his research, continuing the influx of Paradox Pokémon into the modern day in his pursuit of a paradise for his family. Shortly after [[Arven]] was born, Turo was left without help, driving him deeper into his work and ironically causing him to begin neglecting the very people he had made plans for. Arven ended up growing up in the lighthouse laboratory on [[Poco Path]] on his own, never seeing or connecting with Turo due to the latter's newfound devotion to the Tera Project. This estrangement was intensified by Turo's search for a more suitable assistant, leading to him creating an {{wp|artificial intelligence}} copy of himself using the Zero Lab's crystals to double productivity. Together, they were able to transport a second, more aggressive Miraidon to the present day, in hopes that the two Miraidon could survive and thrive in their new surroundings. At some point, Turo also developed the [[Poké Ball]] Lock System, an ID-based defense mechanism for his lab. | ||
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===Path of Legends=== | ===Path of Legends=== | ||
The AI first contacts the {{player}} when they enter the [[Uva Academy]] for the first time, impersonating Turo and asking them to take care of the {{ | The AI first contacts the {{player}} when they enter the [[Uva Academy]] for the first time, impersonating Turo and asking them to take care of the {{ga|Miraidon}} that was once under his possession. Throughout the game, the AI frequently contacts the player as Miraidon gradually regains the powers it once lost. Once Miraidon is fully powered, the AI asks the player to travel to Turo's laboratory at the Great Crater of Paldea. As the player, [[Nemona]], [[Arven]], and [[Penny]] traverse the area to reach Turo's laboratory, they discover the history of the two Miraidon and Turo's time machine in notebooks left behind in each research station. | ||
===The Way Home=== | ===The Way Home=== | ||