Professor Turo: Difference between revisions

Turo was determined to maintain his dream of present and future Pokémon existing in harmony. Unfortunately, Turo's research was cut short when he attempted to stop a territorial battle between the two Miraidon, defending the passive one and taking a mortal blow from the aggressive one. This also led to the destruction of Research Station No. 4, and Turo eventually passed away, leaving his AI to manage the remnants of his work in his place. However, the AI did not agree with accepting the ecological consequences of Turo's dream, and began impersonating him, reaching out to Turo's associates in hopes of finding a way to end the Tera Project once and for all.

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 {{p|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.

At the [[Zero Lab]], the AI reveals its nature to the player and the fate that befell its creator. While the original Turo wished to let Pokémon of the future keep entering the modern day through the time machine, the AI refuses to let the [[Paldea]] region's ecosystem be ruined by these time-displaced Pokémon and asks for the player's help in shutting down the time machine. The AI is, however, programmed to protect the time machine, so the player is forced to battle it and the Paradox Pokémon it wields against the AI's will.