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==History== | ==History== | ||
He is corrupt and aims to take control of the Azoth Kingdom by exploiting {{p|Magearna}}'s powers. Jarvis is also a brilliant scientist who has used the practice of Mystery Science to create his own dark arts called "Neo Mystery Science." With these dark arts he then created a technique dubbed "Mega Wave" which, unlike [[Mega Evolution]], ignores the bonds between trainer and Pokémon and can Mega Evolve many Pokémon at once. | |||
Utilizing Mega Wave, he has constructed an army of Mega Evolved Pokémon and placed it under the supervision of his subordinates [[Dohga]] and [[Ether (M19)|Ether]]. | |||
==Character== | ==Character== | ||
He is | Jarvis is one of the few characters in the [[Pokémon anime]] to be portrayed as purely evil with no redeeming characteristics. He is meglomaniacal and cruel, with a pronounced disregard for any lives other than his own, whether they are human or Pokémon. He spent years grooming [[Racel]] to be loyal to him, and enlisted {{TRT}} for their help against Ash, only to discard them all without a second thought once they had no more use to him. His cruel streak even extends to flat-out torture; his Mega Wave technique causes terrible pain to the Pokémon it is used on, and he tried to force Magearna to destroy the [[Nebel Plateau]] purely to break its spirit so it would stop resisting his commands. | ||
In the end, however, Jarvis was also shown to be cowardly and spiteful. Upon his defeat, he programmed his flying castle to crash into the Nebel Plateau so it would kill all his enemies, while he attempted to escape using a jetpack. | |||
==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||