Jirachi is one of the earliest existing
man-made Pokémon. Created under the supervision of
Emperor
Sai, Jirachi's role was to process highly concentrated Aura into a
more manageable state for Pokémopolitan engineers to create
another kind of life
form. When not performing this duty, Jirachi was dormant in a
crystalline shell - preventing others from abusing their powers.
Due to Jirachi's diminutive
size, however, it is highly unlikely the creature was ever meant for the
generation of Pokémon larger than himself. This was further proven
following an
unfortunate incident when an ex-Team
Magma operative sought to use Jirachi's abilities to channel
energy from the
Millennium Comet
and create a
Groudon.
Despite its
Melecium-influenced
biology, Jirachi is not considered to be a
Lunari.
Prototypes
Traces of DNA matching those
Uxie,
Mesprit and
Azelf
can be found within Jirachi's biological composition. These three Pokémon, now considered legendary in their own
right, were merely seen as prototypes by the one that formed them.
Jirachi
was created with some of Azelf's physical design qualities, but a
permanently youthful mindset, which resulted in respectful compliance to
the one that gained their trust.
#1
Mesprit
Mesprit's design that comprised some of Lucario's physical traits,
particularly that of the four head 'antennae' which were used to try and
improve the channelling of Aura. Mesprit was found to be too emotionally
involved with humans and thus considered obsolete.
#2
Uxie
Uxie's design incorporated a more efficient Aura channel which kept the
functionality of Mesprit's while at the same time losing none of its
acquired energy. The drawback to this was that Uxie became more
intelligent and thus aware to its creator's motives. Uxie later escaped.
#3
Azelf
The
final protoype, Azelf's head crest was once again modified to provide a
balance between better Aura flow and acceptable Aura radiance.
Additionally, its emotional and mental capacity was deliberately reduced
with the intention of making it more obedient to its creator's wishes.
However, this proved to have the opposite effect. Azelf was the most
mischievous of the prototypes and held no qualms over bending the wills of
lesser creatures. It was later discarded.
References
Jirachi
appears in Episode 35
and 36 of "Ultimatum"
Evolution
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