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==In the core series games== | ==In the core series games== | ||
===History and effects=== | ===History and effects=== | ||
Galar particles are the primary source of energy in the [[Galar]] [[region]], absorbed by [[Hammerlocke Stadium]]'s tower and converted into electricity at the [[Energy Plant]]. They are produced in virtually infinite amounts by the [[Legendary Pokémon]] {{p|Eternatus}} in its [[Eternamax]] form. The Pokémon's origins are unknown; however, it landed on the [[Pokémon world]] in the Galar region about 20,000 years ago, | Galar particles are the primary source of energy in the [[Galar]] [[region]], absorbed by [[Hammerlocke Stadium]]'s tower and converted into electricity at the [[Energy Plant]]. They are produced in virtually infinite amounts by the [[Legendary Pokémon]] {{p|Eternatus}} in its [[Eternamax]] form. The Pokémon's origins are unknown; however, it landed on the [[Pokémon world]] in the Galar region about 20,000 years ago, within a meteor. It remained slumbering for 17,000 years before awakening and starting an event known as the [[Darkest Day]]. | ||
During the Darkest Day, | During the Darkest Day, the Galar region was covered in a great storm, spreading Galar particles all over it and causing Pokémon to [[Dynamax]] or [[Gigantamax]] at random and go berserk. It was eventually stopped by the [[legendary heroes]] and [[Ancient Galarian Kings|two youths]], who together defeated Eternatus and forced it back into another slumber, this time for 3000 years. Its defeat caused pieces of its body to break away and rain down all over Galar in the form of [[Wishing Piece|Wishing Pieces]] and [[Wishing Star|Stars]], filling the whole region's air with Galar particles. Additionally, after being defeated, Eternatus was greatly weakened and lost [[Eternamax|its original form]], then forced to absorb the particles in the air of Galar to remain active. However, by absorbing all the particles in the region at once will allow Eternatus to regain its true power and appearance. | ||
In the modern day, [[Rose]] re-awakened Eternatus with the intent of having it create more Galar particles, so the Galar region would not run out of particles to convert to energy. However, he was unable to control Eternatus, and like the first Darkest Day, this caused Pokémon across the region to Dynamax or Gigantamax uncontrollably. Through the combined efforts of [[Leon]], [[Hop]], the {{player}}, and the legendary heroes, Eternatus was defeated and {{pkmn2|caught}} by the player, and the levels of Galar particles returned to normal. | In the modern day, [[Rose]] re-awakened Eternatus with the intent of having it create more Galar particles, so the Galar region would not run out of particles to convert to energy. However, he was unable to control Eternatus, and like the first Darkest Day, this caused Pokémon across the region to Dynamax or Gigantamax uncontrollably. Through the combined efforts of [[Leon]], [[Hop]], the {{player}}, and the legendary heroes, Eternatus was defeated and {{pkmn2|caught}} by the player, and the levels of Galar particles returned to normal. | ||
The first Darkest Day resulted in the creation of {{cat|Power Spots}}, locations that contain a high concentration of Galar particles, where {{pkmn|Trainer}}s can trigger the Dynamax transformation. These locations can be pinpointed by [[Sonia]]'s Power Spot detector. | The first Darkest Day resulted in the creation of {{cat|Power Spots}}, locations that contain a high concentration of Galar particles, where {{pkmn|Trainer}}s can trigger the Dynamax transformation through the use of a [[Dynamax Band]]. These locations can be pinpointed by [[Sonia]]'s Power Spot detector. Due to the large amount of Galar particles inside the [[Max Lair]] in the [[Crown Tundra]], those who enter aren't allowed to use their own Pokémon, but instead must choose a [[rental Pokémon]] that is resistant to the particles' effects. Peonia claims the amount of Galar particles in it is due to a giant Wishing Star that landed there a long time ago, which may or may not be the meteor on which Eternatus arrived in. | ||
The Galar particles overtime were also shown to somehow affect items such as food, some examples of this are [[Dynamax Candy|Dynamax Candies]], [[Gigantamix|Gigantamixes]], [[Max Mushrooms]], [[Master Dojo#Max Soup|Max Soups]], and [[Max Honey]]. | |||
==In the spin-off games== | ==In the spin-off games== | ||
===[[Pokémon Masters EX]]=== | ===[[Pokémon Masters EX]]=== | ||
Like with [[Mega Evolution|Mega Evolutions]] and [[Z-Move|Z-Moves]], [[Sync stone|sync stones]] allow sync pairs to use [[Dynamax]] or [[Gigantamax]] without the need of a [[Dynamax Band]], however, it's unclear if this transformation is caused by Galar particles like the Dynamax Bands do. | |||
{{mas|Sonia}}'s "Dynamax Sync Pair Power Spot Detector" detects spots where Galar particles are showing increased activity, and can be used to locate Pokémon on the verge of Dynamaxing. | {{mas|Sonia}}'s "Dynamax Sync Pair Power Spot Detector" detects spots where Galar particles are showing increased activity, and can be used to locate Pokémon on the verge of Dynamaxing. | ||
==In the anime== | ==In the anime== | ||
The origin of Galar particles in the anime are the exact same as in the games. | |||
{{TP|Leon|Eternatus}} was given its name by [[Rose]] as an indication of the infinite amounts of Galar particles it could produce. Rose worked for years with [[Professor Magnolia]] on the Galar particles, eventually resulting in the creation of the [[Dynamax Band]], but Rose had his own sinister goals for the phenomena, which prompted Professor Magnolia to end their partnership. | {{TP|Leon|Eternatus}} was given its name by [[Rose]] as an indication of the infinite amounts of Galar particles it could produce. Rose worked for years with [[Professor Magnolia]] on the Galar particles, eventually resulting in the creation of the [[Dynamax Band]], but Rose had his own sinister goals for the phenomena, which prompted Professor Magnolia to end their partnership. | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 8 April 2024
Galar particles (Japanese: ガラル粒子 Galar particle) are a form of energy found in the Galar region. This energy is related to the Dynamax phenomenon. It works independently from Dynamax and Max Moves but is otherwise uncontrollable without the use of a Dynamax Band.
In the core series games
History and effects
Galar particles are the primary source of energy in the Galar region, absorbed by Hammerlocke Stadium's tower and converted into electricity at the Energy Plant. They are produced in virtually infinite amounts by the Legendary Pokémon Eternatus in its Eternamax form. The Pokémon's origins are unknown; however, it landed on the Pokémon world in the Galar region about 20,000 years ago, within a meteor. It remained slumbering for 17,000 years before awakening and starting an event known as the Darkest Day.
During the Darkest Day, the Galar region was covered in a great storm, spreading Galar particles all over it and causing Pokémon to Dynamax or Gigantamax at random and go berserk. It was eventually stopped by the legendary heroes and two youths, who together defeated Eternatus and forced it back into another slumber, this time for 3000 years. Its defeat caused pieces of its body to break away and rain down all over Galar in the form of Wishing Pieces and Stars, filling the whole region's air with Galar particles. Additionally, after being defeated, Eternatus was greatly weakened and lost its original form, then forced to absorb the particles in the air of Galar to remain active. However, by absorbing all the particles in the region at once will allow Eternatus to regain its true power and appearance.
In the modern day, Rose re-awakened Eternatus with the intent of having it create more Galar particles, so the Galar region would not run out of particles to convert to energy. However, he was unable to control Eternatus, and like the first Darkest Day, this caused Pokémon across the region to Dynamax or Gigantamax uncontrollably. Through the combined efforts of Leon, Hop, the player, and the legendary heroes, Eternatus was defeated and caught by the player, and the levels of Galar particles returned to normal.
The first Darkest Day resulted in the creation of Power Spots, locations that contain a high concentration of Galar particles, where Trainers can trigger the Dynamax transformation through the use of a Dynamax Band. These locations can be pinpointed by Sonia's Power Spot detector. Due to the large amount of Galar particles inside the Max Lair in the Crown Tundra, those who enter aren't allowed to use their own Pokémon, but instead must choose a rental Pokémon that is resistant to the particles' effects. Peonia claims the amount of Galar particles in it is due to a giant Wishing Star that landed there a long time ago, which may or may not be the meteor on which Eternatus arrived in.
The Galar particles overtime were also shown to somehow affect items such as food, some examples of this are Dynamax Candies, Gigantamixes, Max Mushrooms, Max Soups, and Max Honey.
In the spin-off games
Pokémon Masters EX
Like with Mega Evolutions and Z-Moves, sync stones allow sync pairs to use Dynamax or Gigantamax without the need of a Dynamax Band, however, it's unclear if this transformation is caused by Galar particles like the Dynamax Bands do.
Sonia's "Dynamax Sync Pair Power Spot Detector" detects spots where Galar particles are showing increased activity, and can be used to locate Pokémon on the verge of Dynamaxing.
In the anime
The origin of Galar particles in the anime are the exact same as in the games.
Eternatus was given its name by Rose as an indication of the infinite amounts of Galar particles it could produce. Rose worked for years with Professor Magnolia on the Galar particles, eventually resulting in the creation of the Dynamax Band, but Rose had his own sinister goals for the phenomena, which prompted Professor Magnolia to end their partnership.
In the manga
Pokémon Adventures
Sword & Shield arc
Galar particles were first mentioned by Rose in Splish Splash!! Gigantamax Battle as one of the mysteries surrounding Dynamax. He was interested in finding the connection between Dynamaxing, Power Spots, and Galar particles, and he recommended that Sonia visit the vault in Hammerlocke to see if she can figure out anything.
In Thump!! The Gazing Sage, Casey explained that the tower atop Hammerlocke Stadium absorbs Galar particles, the Energy Plant converts the Galar particles into electricity, and then the electricity is distributed across the Galar region. In Stealth!! Infiltrate the Energy Plant, Rose said that they were going to run out of Galar particles in a thousand years, which would cause a blackout and could lead to the end of the Galar region as they know it. He couldn't just sit around and do nothing when he knew there's a crisis in the future, so he had been researching ways to secure electricity without the use of Galar particles.
In Crunch!! Snowy Battle, Gordie said that Galar particles were detected throughout Hammerlocke during the incident where Marvin's Dracovish Dynamaxed, so the Dynamax phenomenon could have occurred all over the city. In Rumble!! The Horrific Darkest Day, Henry paraphrased this comment as there being Power Spots all around Hammerlocke.
In PASS43, Casey revealed to Henry, Marvin, Professor Magnolia, Sonia, and Leon that, based on the data that Rose had gathered, Galar's supply of Galar particles had already started to run out before the Darkest Day had begun. Moreover, the energy crisis that Rose had foreseen would've started to occur and caused the Galarian society to collapse within decades, and it would have wiped out all humans and Pokémon within a few centuries, instead of the thousand years that Rose had spoken of, explaining why he had been in such a rush to do something.
In other languages
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