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Post-game, Cogita assists once more, telling them where to find the last few [[plate]]s. It is also revealed she had [[Pixie Plate|one of the plates]] with her the whole time, having been using it as a chopping board. After Volo and {{p|Giratina}}'s defeat, she appears within the Galaxy Hall, telling the player about the [[Forces of Nature]] to assist with the completion of their [[Pokédex]] and advising them to speak with her after completing their [[Pokédex]] entries. When the player finishes the task, she tells the rest of the tale, revealing there to be one more of them, summoning {{p|Enamorus}}. After it is captured, Cogita gives the player the [[Reveal Glass]] and states that she has nothing left to pass on.
Post-game, Cogita assists once more, telling them where to find the last few [[plate]]s. It is also revealed she had [[Pixie Plate|one of the plates]] with her the whole time, having been using it as a chopping board. After Volo and {{p|Giratina}}'s defeat, she appears within the Galaxy Hall, telling the player about the [[Forces of Nature]] to assist with the completion of their [[Pokédex]] and advising them to speak with her after completing their [[Pokédex]] entries. When the player finishes the task, she tells the rest of the tale, revealing there to be one more of them, summoning {{p|Enamorus}}. After it is captured, Cogita gives the player the [[Reveal Glass]] and states that she has nothing left to pass on.
==Trivia==
*Cogita's name is derived from '''"Cogito Ergo Sum"''' ("I think, therefore I am") It is a statement from  French Philosopher René Descartes. It has been published in many iterations including his native French langue as '''je pense, donc je suis''' from which Cogita's French name is also derived.


==Names==
==Names==
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| Japanese
| Japanese
| コギト ''Cogito''  
| コギト ''Cogito''  
| From ''cogito'' (Latin for "I think")
| From ''cogito'' (Latin for "I think") and the philosophical statement ''{{wp|cogito, ergo sum}}'' (I think, therefore I am)
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| English, German
| English, German
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| French
| French
| Penséa  
| Penséa  
| From ''pensée'' (thought)
| From ''pensée'' (thought) and the statement ''je pense, donc je suis'' (cogito, ergo sum)
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|-
| Italian
| Italian
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| Chinese ({{tt|Mandarin|Taiwan and Mainland China}})
| Chinese ({{tt|Mandarin|Taiwan and Mainland China}})
| 吾思 ''Wúsī''
| 吾思 ''Wúsī''
| rowspan="2" | From 吾 ''wú / ǹgh'' (I), 思 ''sī'' (think), and the phrase 我思故我在 ''Wǒ sī gù wǒ zài / Ngóh sī gu ngóh joih'' ({{wp|Cogito, ergo sum}})
| rowspan="2" | From 吾 ''wú / ǹgh'' (I), 思 ''sī'' (think), and the statement 我思故我在 ''Wǒ sī gù wǒ zài / Ngóh sī gu ngóh joih'' (cogito, ergo sum)
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| Chinese ({{tt|Cantonese|Hong Kong}})
| Chinese ({{tt|Cantonese|Hong Kong}})