Time-Space Axis

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The Time-Space Axis

The Time-Space Axis (Japanese: 時空儀 Time-Space Projector) is a device in the anime used to monitor disruptions in the time-space continuum. It is located in the basement of the Michina Ruins and was featured in Arceus and the Jewel of Life.

It can indicate the condition of every minute change in the time-space continuum, serving to mirror the movements of the timespace dimensions and thus monitoring the likelihood of potential cataclysm. It is currently under the supervision of Sheena and Kevin, who use it to investigate locations where time-space gets distorted and to predict the moment in which Arceus will wake up from its deep slumber.

After observing unusual movements in the Time-Space Axis, Sheena and Kevin traveled around the Sinnoh region to see the catastrophes resulting from time-space distortions. They were near the plateau of Alamos Town when Palkia returned it to the correct dimension at the end of The Rise of Darkrai. They also visited the glacier near Ten'i Village to see Zero's airship after it crashed during the climax of Giratina and the Sky Warrior.

During their tour of the Michina Ruins, Ash, Dawn, and Brock were taken to see the Time-Space Axis. Sheena explained to them that at the bottom of the device is the Pokémon world, which is supported by Giratina's Reverse World. Near the top of the Axis are the dimensions of Dialga and Palkia while Arceus's world is located at the center.

In other languages

Language Title
Chinese Cantonese 時空儀 Sìhhūngyìh
Mandarin 時空儀 Shíkōngyí
Germany Flag.png German Raum-Zeit-Achse
Italy Flag.png Italian Asse Spaziotemporale
South Korea Flag.png Korean 시공 Sigong
Poland Flag.png Polish Oś Czasoprzestrzeni
Brazil Flag.png Brazilian Portuguese Eixo Tempo-espaço
Spain Flag.png Spanish Eje del tiempo-espacio
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Tidrumaxeln

See also

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