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===In the main series===
===In the main series===
[[File:Featured Pokémon M12.png|thumb|280px|Arceus and the creation trio in [[M12|the twelfth movie]]]]
[[File:Featured Pokémon M12.png|thumb|280px|Arceus and the creation trio in [[M12|the twelfth movie]]]]
Dialga and Palkia made their debut appearance in the movie ''[[M10|The Rise of Darkrai]]''. In this movie, their two worlds, the Temporal World and the Spatial World, collided, leading the two to mistakenly believe that they were intentionally invading each other's territory. As such, the two began to violently clash, causing large distortions between time and space in [[Alamos Town]]. However, Palkia sustained injury when one of the pearls on its arm was cracked. Palkia then took refuge in Alamos Town and also wound up transferring the town to the Spatial World. Dialga then appeared before it once Darkrai forced Palkia to reveal itself. The two then violently continued fighting in the town. Darkrai also intervened in their fight to protect the town, and Dialga and Palkia continued to fight with Darkrai involved, causing massive destruction around Alamos Town. However, Ash and Dawn soon activate the song Oracion on the [[Space-Time Tower]], which becalms Dialga and Palkia, prompting them to end their fight. Palkia then restores Alamos Town to its original state, and Diagla leaves.
Dialga and Palkia made their debut appearance in the movie ''[[M10|The Rise of Darkrai]]''. In this movie, their two worlds, the Temporal World and the Spatial World, collided, leading the two to mistakenly believe that they were intentionally invading each other's territory. As such, the two began to violently clash, causing large distortions between time and space in [[Alamos Town]]. However, Palkia sustained injury when one of the pearls on its arm was cracked. Palkia then took refuge in Alamos Town and also wound up transferring the town to the Spatial World. Dialga then appeared before it once Darkrai forced Palkia to reveal itself. The two then violently continued fighting in the town. Darkrai also intervened in their fight to protect the town, and Dialga and Palkia continued to fight with Darkrai involved, causing massive destruction around Alamos Town. However, Ash and Dawn soon activate the song Oracion on the [[Space-Time Tower]], which becalms Dialga and Palkia, prompting them to end their fight. Palkia then restores Alamos Town to its original state, and Dialga leaves.


The same Dialga appears again in ''[[M11|Giratina and the Sky Warrior]]'', along with Giratina. In this movie, it is revealed that the fighting between Dialga and Palkia in the previous movie caused many toxic clouds to appear in Giratina's [[Reverse World]]. Giratina, furious at the two for defiling its home, sought revenge on Dialga, attacking it violently near a lake and drawing it into the Reverse World. As the two battled, Dialga attempted to escape, but Giratina constantly kept pulling it in. However, the vortex caused by Giratina abducting Dialga ended up pulling a fearful Shaymin into the Reverse World on accident, who, in fear of the situation, used {{m|Seed Flare}} which opened up a portal, and Dialga escaped by locking Giratina into a time loop.
The same Dialga appears again in ''[[M11|Giratina and the Sky Warrior]]'', along with Giratina. In this movie, it is revealed that the fighting between Dialga and Palkia in the previous movie caused many toxic clouds to appear in Giratina's [[Reverse World]]. Giratina, furious at the two for defiling its home, sought revenge on Dialga, attacking it violently near a lake and drawing it into the Reverse World. As the two battled, Dialga attempted to escape, but Giratina constantly kept pulling it in. However, the vortex caused by Giratina abducting Dialga ended up pulling a fearful Shaymin into the Reverse World on accident, who, in fear of the situation, used {{m|Seed Flare}} which opened up a portal, and Dialga escaped by locking Giratina into a time loop.
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