Plot Threads Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC Will Have To Solve

Plot Threads Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC Will Have To Solve

Throughout the game, Volo will challenge the player to friendly battles and make small talk about the legends and lore of Hisui. Toward the second ending of the main storyline, after the player has defeated and caught Palkia and Dialga, Volo reveals that he is the one who has been causing all of the trouble in Hisui in an attempt to conquer Arceus. After the player beats both Volo and Giratina, Volo declares that he will never give up on conquering Arceus and escapes.
Other than a brief mention from Professor Laventon about how Volo is still helping behind the scenes, probably with nefarious intent, Volo is never mentioned in the game again. It is unlikely that he has suddenly just given up his lifelong conquest, especially after declaring that he will never give up. New DLC for Pokémon Legends: Arceus would be the perfect opportunity to wrap up Volo’s story, and it is very likely something fans will see. Pokémon games tend to give the villain some sort of wrap-up to their story and Volo should be no different.
Will Ingo Ever Return To His Own Time In Legends: Arceus DLC?

Many longtime Pokémon fans may have recognized Ingo, the Pearl Clan’s amnesiac Warden of Sneasler in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Ingo also fell through the space-time rift, although he seems to have forgotten everything about himself. Fans will recognize him as one of the Battle Subway Leaders from Pokémon Black and White. As the game continues, it seems that Ingo starts to remember parts of his life he had once forgotten, but beyond that, the player never discovers what happens to Ingo.
New Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC should help wrap up Ingo’s story. It would be a wonderful addition to the game. Whether Ingo returns back to his proper time or stays in Hisui as Sneasler’s warden, a conclusion to his story would wrap up another one of the game’s loose plot threads, and Ingo deserves a proper ending to his story.
Will Pokémon Legends: Arceus’ Protagonist Return To Their Own Time?

Pokémon Legends: Arceus begins with the player traveling through time to Hisui after being summoned there by Arceus. The player is supposed to rescue Hisui from the issues arising from the space-time rift, close the rift, and then defeat Volo. While in Hisui, the player also helps the settlers form relationships with the local Pokémon and discover their true potential, instead of being frightened by them. The player also helps Professor Laventon fill out the first Pokédex by exploring all of the regions of Hisui.
Once Pokémon Legends: Arceus ends for a final time and the player has defeated and caught Arceus, the player is welcome to continue exploring Hisui. The issue is that the player is still in Hisui and has not been returned to their proper time. This topic is touched on a few times throughout the game where NPCs question if closing the rift will mean that the player is stuck, but no answer is ever discovered. The player in Legends: Arceus, being a teenager at best, has been taken from their home and family and thrown into another time and place with no idea of how to return. Legends: Arceus DLC could be used to somehow bring a conclusion to this plothole and it would be able to answer a lot of questions, despite having a lot of different directions it could go. The player could stay in Hisui and continue working with the Galaxy Team, they could return back to their own time, or they could even be sent by Arceus to other times or regions in the history of Pokémon.
Will There Be More Settlements Than Jubilife Village In Legends: Arceus DLC?

Players know that Pokémon Legends: Arceus takes place in Hisui, which is present-day Sinnoh. The Sinnoh region is where Pokémon Diamond and Pearl take place and, in those games, the region is full of populated towns which overlap locations in Legends: Arceus. In Hisui, Jubilife Village, which later becomes Jubilife City in Sinnoh, is the only settlement in Hisui aside from the small encampments of the Diamond and Pearl Clans. After the player has defeated Palkia and Dialga, if they speak to Beauregard outside of Galaxy Hall he will hint that the Galaxy Team plans to turn one of their base camps into another villager.
One obvious route for new Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC is world-building. Throughout the game, as the player helps villagers in Jubilife Village, the village expands and upgrades. Giving players a chance to build up a village from scratch at different base camps around the region would give a totally different type of gameplay to Legends: Arceus. Instead of focusing on catching Pokémon to fill up the Pokédex, players could focus on side quests to help out Hisuian villagers with building, farming, and even trading with other settlements. If Game Freak wanted to be incredibly ambitious, then developers could even allow players to customize some of the buildings in these settlements.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus has given players plenty of loose plot threads that could easily be tied up with DLC. Game Freak has already issued one DLC, Daybreak, to Pokémon Legends: Arceus, which didn’t resolve any of the unanswered questions but did add even more to the gameplay. Hopefully, Game Freak delivers more DLC to Pokémon Legends: Arceus before the release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

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Plot Threads Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC Will Have To Solve

Throughout the game, Volo will challenge the player to friendly battles and make small talk about the legends and lore of Hisui. Toward the second ending of the main storyline, after the player has defeated and caught Palkia and Dialga, Volo reveals that he is the one who has been causing all of the trouble in Hisui in an attempt to conquer Arceus. After the player beats both Volo and Giratina, Volo declares that he will never give up on conquering Arceus and escapes.
Other than a brief mention from Professor Laventon about how Volo is still helping behind the scenes, probably with nefarious intent, Volo is never mentioned in the game again. It is unlikely that he has suddenly just given up his lifelong conquest, especially after declaring that he will never give up. New DLC for Pokémon Legends: Arceus would be the perfect opportunity to wrap up Volo’s story, and it is very likely something fans will see. Pokémon games tend to give the villain some sort of wrap-up to their story and Volo should be no different.
Will Ingo Ever Return To His Own Time In Legends: Arceus DLC?

Many longtime Pokémon fans may have recognized Ingo, the Pearl Clan’s amnesiac Warden of Sneasler in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Ingo also fell through the space-time rift, although he seems to have forgotten everything about himself. Fans will recognize him as one of the Battle Subway Leaders from Pokémon Black and White. As the game continues, it seems that Ingo starts to remember parts of his life he had once forgotten, but beyond that, the player never discovers what happens to Ingo.
New Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC should help wrap up Ingo’s story. It would be a wonderful addition to the game. Whether Ingo returns back to his proper time or stays in Hisui as Sneasler’s warden, a conclusion to his story would wrap up another one of the game’s loose plot threads, and Ingo deserves a proper ending to his story.
Will Pokémon Legends: Arceus’ Protagonist Return To Their Own Time?

Pokémon Legends: Arceus begins with the player traveling through time to Hisui after being summoned there by Arceus. The player is supposed to rescue Hisui from the issues arising from the space-time rift, close the rift, and then defeat Volo. While in Hisui, the player also helps the settlers form relationships with the local Pokémon and discover their true potential, instead of being frightened by them. The player also helps Professor Laventon fill out the first Pokédex by exploring all of the regions of Hisui.
Once Pokémon Legends: Arceus ends for a final time and the player has defeated and caught Arceus, the player is welcome to continue exploring Hisui. The issue is that the player is still in Hisui and has not been returned to their proper time. This topic is touched on a few times throughout the game where NPCs question if closing the rift will mean that the player is stuck, but no answer is ever discovered. The player in Legends: Arceus, being a teenager at best, has been taken from their home and family and thrown into another time and place with no idea of how to return. Legends: Arceus DLC could be used to somehow bring a conclusion to this plothole and it would be able to answer a lot of questions, despite having a lot of different directions it could go. The player could stay in Hisui and continue working with the Galaxy Team, they could return back to their own time, or they could even be sent by Arceus to other times or regions in the history of Pokémon.
Will There Be More Settlements Than Jubilife Village In Legends: Arceus DLC?

Players know that Pokémon Legends: Arceus takes place in Hisui, which is present-day Sinnoh. The Sinnoh region is where Pokémon Diamond and Pearl take place and, in those games, the region is full of populated towns which overlap locations in Legends: Arceus. In Hisui, Jubilife Village, which later becomes Jubilife City in Sinnoh, is the only settlement in Hisui aside from the small encampments of the Diamond and Pearl Clans. After the player has defeated Palkia and Dialga, if they speak to Beauregard outside of Galaxy Hall he will hint that the Galaxy Team plans to turn one of their base camps into another villager.
One obvious route for new Pokémon Legends: Arceus DLC is world-building. Throughout the game, as the player helps villagers in Jubilife Village, the village expands and upgrades. Giving players a chance to build up a village from scratch at different base camps around the region would give a totally different type of gameplay to Legends: Arceus. Instead of focusing on catching Pokémon to fill up the Pokédex, players could focus on side quests to help out Hisuian villagers with building, farming, and even trading with other settlements. If Game Freak wanted to be incredibly ambitious, then developers could even allow players to customize some of the buildings in these settlements.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus has given players plenty of loose plot threads that could easily be tied up with DLC. Game Freak has already issued one DLC, Daybreak, to Pokémon Legends: Arceus, which didn’t resolve any of the unanswered questions but did add even more to the gameplay. Hopefully, Game Freak delivers more DLC to Pokémon Legends: Arceus before the release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

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