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[[folder: Dragon Sisters: Heliodra, Selendra, and Ekleidra]]

A trio of human-like women with draconic features, Heliodra, Selendra, and Ekleidra are Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon known collectively as the Dragon Sisters. According to legend, long ago, the last king of the Cirquoisan Empire, which extended beyond the Grand Lakes, had three daughters; one that favored the day, one that favored the night, and one that favored both. When this kingdom fell, the three princesses went to what are now known as the Draconic Ruins, where they were reborn as these Pokémon.\\
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A Dragon/Light-type Pokémon, Heliodra is the eldest sister, said to only appear during high noon, and has the power to intensify the sun. A Dragon/Dark-type Pokémon, Selendra is the youngest sister, said to only appear at midnight, and has the power to amplify the moon. A Dragon/Psychic-type Pokémon, Ekleidra is the middle sister, said to appear during an eclipse, and has the power to align the sun and the moon. Each one is also said to possess a more draconic form…

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[[folder: Sectyber]]

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[[folder: Tanklaw and Panzurrow]]

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[[folder: Electrake and Teslamass]]

Based on the Eastern Massasauga Snake, Electrake is an Electric/Dragon-type Pokémon that has electricity constantly coursing through its long body. It's said that its electrical abilities are due to it having dragon ancestry. Upon being exposed to a Thunderstone, it becomes Teslamass, where the power of the dragon has awakened in it. Electricity constantly coils around its body, with it able to fire powerful electric blasts from its mouth at opponents.

[[folder: Hunteph and Hunturbot]]

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[[folder: Canvessel, Sculpage, and Murelica]]

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[[folder: Lumblade and Dagrinder]]

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[[folder: Dunsparce, Dudunsparce, and Dunserene]]

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[[folder: Mishipequa, Scaldeshu, and Panthermal]]

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[[folder: Dragon Sisters: Heliodra, Selendra, and Ekleidra]]

A trio of human-like women with draconic features, Heliodra, Selendra, and Ekleidra are Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon known collectively as the Dragon Sisters. According to legend, long ago, the last king of the Cirquoisan Empire, which extended beyond the Grand Lakes, had three daughters; one that favored the day, one that favored the night, and one that favored both. When this kingdom fell, the three princesses went to what are now known as the Draconic Ruins, where they were reborn as these Pokémon.\\
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A Dragon/Light-type Pokémon, Heliodra is the eldest sister, said to only appear during high noon, and has the power to intensify the sun. A Dragon/Dark-type Pokémon, Selendra is the youngest sister, said to only appear at midnight, and has the power to amplify the moon. A Dragon/Psychic-type Pokémon, Ekleidra is the middle sister, said to appear during an eclipse, and has the power to align the sun and the moon. Each one is also said to possess a more draconic form…

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[[AC:Regional Variants]]

For Cirquoisan Solout and Solant, go [[DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure here]].

[[folder: Psyduck and Golduck (Cirquoisan)]]

In Cirquoisa, Psyduck are known to reside in and near Lake Cirquoisa, one of the three Grand Lakes. Something strange that emanates from the lake amplified their psychic powers, which has brought out the Psychic type in them. Cirquoisan Psyduck is a Psychic- and Water-type Pokémon based on mallards, with a bronze color head and feet and silver color body and beak. It uses its strong telekinetic powers to lift various things with relative ease. At Level 33, it becomes Cirquoisan Golduck, which has a platinum color head, feet, and claws, and a gold color body and beak. It possesses massive psychic power that allows it to levitate a creek's worth of water from the ground.

* YouWillNotEvadeMe: Savreitai's signature move of Stasis Lock prevents the opponent from switching out in addition to damage.

* BarrierWarrior: Specontre learns Shadow Fence, which reflects effects that cause things such as Poison, Burn, Leech Seed, and Taunt, back at the attacker for five turns.

* StatusEffects: It learns Confuse Ray, which, well, [[ShapedLikeItself confuses the opponent]].

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[[folder: Velomega]]

A Legendary Pokémon said to oversee Cirquoisa as a whole, Velomega is the embodiment of what is called the Speed Force, said to be the source of all the world's speed. It's said to possess unlimited speed and constantly emits electromagnetic energy, said to be able to imbue others with amazing speed. Velomega is said to be the fastest thing in existence, able to use its immeasurable speed to perform acts such as travelling through time or to other dimensions. Legends say that long ago, it stopped something called the "Force Anomaly Storm", where an immense maelstrom of geothermal, electrochemical, and temporal energy threatened Cirquoisa and beyond, with its actions pouring these energies into three Pokémon that would be reborn as the Force Trio.

[[folder: Dunsparce, Dundunsparce, and Dunserene]]

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[[folder: Specontre]]

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[[folder: Velomega]]

A Legendary Pokémon said to oversee Cirquoisa as a whole, Velomega is the embodiment of what is called the Speed Force, said to be the source of all the world's speed. It's said to possess unlimited speed and constantly emits electromagnetic energy, said to be able to imbue others with amazing speed. Velomega is said to be the fastest thing in existence, able to use its immeasurable speed to perform acts such as travelling through time or to other dimensions. Legends say that long ago, it stopped something called the "Force Anomaly Storm", where an immense maelstrom of geothermal, electrochemical, and temporal energy threatened Cirquoisa and beyond, with its actions pouring these energies into three Pokémon that would be reborn as the Force Trio.

* ShoutOut: The Islefish Pocket restaurant in Hydrico City is based off of the Sunfish Pocket from ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles''.

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[[folder: Majestore]]

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[[folder: Mastanic and Magmodon]]

Based off of the mastodon and resurrected from the Tusk Fossil, Mastanic is an Ice/Fire-type Pokémon that lived during the Ice Age. Said to somehow be the ancestor to Numel and Camerupt and with a hide that allowed it to adapt to lava, it resided in volcanic areas that were far warmer than the norm. At Level 40, it becomes Magmodon, a huge Pokémon coated in a layer of magma that's said to be able to open rifts of lava by stomping the ground hard.

* AchillesHeel: They're both doubly weak to Rock-type attacks.
* ActionInitiative: They get Ice Shard, an Ice-type attack with increased priority, very early on.
* AnIcePerson: As they're resurrected from the ice, Mastanic and Magmodon are Ice-type Pokémon.
* ArtisticLicenseBiology: It's said that Mastanic and Magmodon are the ancestors to Numel and Camerupt, although camels aren't descended from mastodons in RealLife. This has more to do with both lines being volcano-based.
* BreakingOldTrends: Like with the other Cirquoisan fossils, Mastanic and Magmodon are from the Ice Age rather than the Stone Age and are Ice-type instead of Rock-type.
* ConfusionFu: Magmodon can know damaging moves that are Ice-type, Fire-type, Rock-type, Ground-type, Steel-type, Fighting-type, Crystal-type, Electric-type, Bug-type, Poison-type, Dragon-type, Chemical-type, and Normal-type.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Magmodon has a gigantic HP stat of 150 couple with average defenses, allowing it to take several hits before going down.
* DeathOrGloryAttack: Their final level up move is Flare Blitz, a powerful Fire-type attack that also damages the user.
* HornAttack: Mastanic and Magmodon learn the Normal-type move of this very name and can know other horn-based attacks in Megahorn and Smart Strike by TM.
* HPToOne: Their Heat Pressure ability makes it so that Water-type and Ground-type attacks can't knock them out, instead doing this if they were to.
* {{Kevlard}}: One of their abilities is Thick Fat, which halves all damage done to them by Fire-type and Ice-type attacks, which while unnecessary for the latter, is still useful for the former.
* MagmaMan: Given that they resided in volcanic places, Mastanic and Magmodon have an affinity for lava-based attacks, with them getting the Fire-type Lava Plume and Magma Beam and the Rock-type Magma Spurt by level up.
* MightyGlacier: Magmodon has massive HP alongside average Defense and Special Defense and awesome Attack, but is pretty slow.
* MythologyGag: Like the other Cirquoisan fossils, them being Ice-type Pokémon from the Ice Age is inspired by the Kaskadian fossils from WebVideo/TheKaskadeRegion.
* OxymoronicBeing: Mastanic and Magmodon's types of Ice and Fire are complete opposites of each other, although the Ice-type is more due to them being resurrected from the ice.
* PlayingWithFire: They both happen to be Fire-type Pokémon.
* RecurringElement: Mastanic is another prehistoric Pokémon that's resurrected from a fossil.
* SuperToughness: Mastanic and Magmodon's Heat Pressure ability halves all damage done to them by Water and Ground attacks, effectively making them resistant to those types.
* VersionExclusiveContent: The Tusk Fossil and thus Mastanic and Magmodon are exclusive to ''Pokémon Mind''.

[[folder: Goliacier]]

Based off of the Jefferson Mammoth and an elephant and resurrected from the Foot Fossil, Goliacier is an enormous Ice/Ground-type Pokémon that rivals Skibison in size. Said to be the ancestor to Copperajah and Elephene, its massive size made it hard to take down, with it able to crush prey under its feet or send them flying with its trunk. It's said that before the Ice Age, Goliacier were the size of mountains.

* AnIcePerson: Given it's resurrected from the ice, Goliacier is an Ice-type Pokémon.
* BreakingOldTrends: Like the rest of the Cirquoisan Fossil Pokémon, Goliacier is one that lived during the Ice Age and as a result, is Ice-type rather than Rock-type.
* ConfusionFu: Goliacier can know damaging attacks that are Ice-type, Ground-type, Rock-type, Steel-type, Bug-type, Fighting-type, Dark-type, Poison-type, Grass-type, Crystal-type, Water-type, Chemical-type, and Normal-type.
* CruelElephant: It may be this to a degree, seeing as it's known to crush foes under its huge feet or slam them with its giant trunk.
* DeathOrGloryAttack: Goliacier learns Head Smash, a Rock-type attack that does recoil damage to the user if it hits.
* DefendCommand: It learns Wide Guard, a Rock-type attack that protects the user's side from {{Herd Hitting Attack}}s.
* DishingOutDirt: Goliacier happens to be a Ground-type Pokémon.
* {{Expy}}: Goliacier, being a massive elephant that shakes the ground as it walks, is inspired by the Goliath Grimm from ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''.
* TheGiant: Goliacier is a massive Pokémon, standing at 20'00 (6.0m) and weighing 1533.0 lbs (695.2 kg), making it around the same size as Skibison. To compare, it's more than twice the height of the already giant and heavy Magmodon.
* HornAttack: It learns the Normal-type move bearing this name early on and the powerful Megahorn as one of its last moves. It can also know the Steel-type Smart Strike by TM.
* {{Kaiju}}: It's said that before the Ice Age, the already gigantic Goliacier was as big as mountains.
* LastChanceHitPoint: Goliacier starts off with Endure, which leaves it with one HP if it were to be knocked out, and one of its abilities is Sturdy, which does this if it were to be knocked out when at full HP.
* MammothsMeanIceAge: Goliacier is a mammoth that had lived and was dominant during the Ice Age.
* MightyGlacier: Goliacier has great HP and Attack alongside massive Defense and below average Special Defense, but is very slow.
* MythologyGag: Like the other Cirquoisan fossils, it being an Ice-type Pokémon from the Ice Age is inspired by the Kaskadian fossils from WebVideo/TheKaskadeRegion.
* RandomizedDamageAttack: It learns Magnitude, a Ground-type attack whose base power is determined by its magnitude (from 4 to 10).
* RecurringElement: Goliacier is another prehistoric Pokémon that's resurrected from a fossil.
* UseYourHead: Goliacier's final level up move is Head Smash, a powerful Rock-type attack that sacrifices a quarter of the user's HP. It can also know the Steel-type Iron Head by TM.
* VersionExclusiveContent: The Foot Fossil and thus Goliacier are exclusive to ''Pokémon Matter''.

[[folder: Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim]]

A convergent form of Drifloon, Dirigiloon is a Steel/Flying-type Pokémon that is a metal blimp. It moves through the sky and can use its steel ropes to carry objects or even people long distances. In Cirquoisa, Dirigiloon also serves as a delivery drone that a prominent company uses. At Level 28, it becomes Dirigiblim, a larger blimp whose cables have impressive lifting capabilities. People are known to attach platforms to it in order to carry multiple objects or even people through the air.

* ActionBomb: They learn both Selfdestruct and Explosion, extremely powerful Normal-type attacks that knock out the user. Dirigiblim also starts off with Trifluoride Bomb, a powerful Chemical-type attack that sacrifices half of the user's maximum HP.
* BlowYouAway: Like Drifloon and Drifblim, Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim are Flying-type Pokémon.
* ConfusionFu: Dirigiblim can know damaging moves that are Steel-type, Flying-type, Dark-type, Chemical-type, Electric-type, Poison-type, Fighting-type, Ice-type, Crystal-type, Fire-type, Rock-type, Bug-type, Dragon-type, and Normal-type.
* CoolAirship: They're basically miniature versions of this trope, being metallic blimps that can carry objects of people with ease.
* CounterAttack: Like Drifloon and Drifblim, they have Aftermath as one of their abilities, which damages the opponent if they're knocked out by a move that makes physical contact.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Dirigiblim, like its Ghost-type cousin, has immense HP at the cost of having poor Defense and Special Defense.
* ExtraOreDinary: Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim happen to be Steel-type Pokémon.
* HollywoodMagnetism: Dirigiblim sets Magnet Force upon Dirigiloon becoming it, the move being a special-based Steel-type one that does double damage against opponents with the Plus, Minus, Magnet Pull, or Magnetize abilities, or is under the effects of Magnet Rise.
* LivingShip: While comparatively small compared to the norm for this trope, these two are effectively this due to them being blimps that are alive.
* MechanicalLifeforms: Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim have metal bodies and mechanical features such as rudders and propellers, which effectively make them this.
* PowerNullifier: Their hidden ability is Motor Drive, which makes them immune to Electric-type attacks, which instead raises their Speed. In addition, their Steel/Flying-type makes them immune to both Poison and Ground moves as well as being poisoned.
* SpectacularSpinning: They learn Gyro Ball, which does more damage the slower that they are than the opponent.
* StatusBuff: They start off with Iron Defense, which sharply raises their Defense, and Shift Gear, which raises their Attack and sharply raises their Speed.
* UndergroundMonkey: Averted, as while Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim are like regional forms of Drifloon and Drifblim, they're different Pokémon altogether.

[[folder: Radiochnid and Atomichnid]]

[[folder: Tadpois, Toadoxic, and Toadudge]]

[[folder: Rougoblin]]

[[folder: Aetherauld]]

[[folder: Tortorner and Tortuilding]]

[[folder: Pyroseac and Inferseac]]

[[folder: Jacqeleé and Noireleé]]

[[folder: Brainleon and Meloneuron]]

[[folder: Murkanau]]

[[folder: Sharphard]]

[[folder: Lugnature, Lugnitch, and Lugnockout]]

[[folder: Digiphere and Digipheric]]

[[folder: Canvessel, Sculpage, and Murelica]]

[[folder: Lumblade and Dagrinder]]

[[folder: Dunsparce, Dundunsparce, and Dunserene]]

[[folder: Mishipequa, Scaldeshu, and Panthermal]]

* {{Kaiju}}: It's said that before the Ice Age, the already gigantic Goliacier were as big as mountains.

* {{Expy}}: Goliacier, being a massive elephant that shakes the ground as it walks, is inspired by the Goliath Grimm from WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}.

* {{Expy}}: Goliacier, being a massive elephant that shakes the ground as it walks, is inspired by the Goliath Grimm from {{RWBY}}.

[[folder: Lariscor and Giacisor]]

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[[folder: Goliacier]]

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[[folder: Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim]]

A convergent form of Drifloon, Dirigiloon is a Steel/Flying-type Pokémon that is a metal blimp. It moves through the sky and can use its steel ropes to carry objects or even people long distances. In Cirquoisa, Dirigiloon also serves as a delivery drone that a prominent company uses. At Level 28, it becomes Dirigiblim, a larger blimp whose cables have impressive lifting capabilities. People are known to attach platforms to it in order to carry multiple objects or even people through the air.

* ActionBomb: They learn both Selfdestruct and Explosion, extremely powerful Normal-type attacks that knock out the user. Dirigiblim also starts off with Trifluoride Bomb, a powerful Chemical-type attack that sacrifices half of the user's maximum HP.
* BlowYouAway: Like Drifloon and Drifblim, Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim are Flying-type Pokémon.
* ConfusionFu: Dirigiblim can know damaging moves that are Steel-type, Flying-type, Dark-type, Chemical-type, Electric-type, Poison-type, Fighting-type, Ice-type, Crystal-type, Fire-type, Rock-type, Bug-type, Dragon-type, and Normal-type.
* CoolAirship: They're basically miniature versions of this trope, being metallic blimps that can carry objects of people with ease.
* CounterAttack: Like Drifloon and Drifblim, they have Aftermath as one of their abilities, which damages the opponent if they're knocked out by a move that makes physical contact.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Dirigiblim, like its Ghost-type cousin, has immense HP at the cost of having poor Defense and Special Defense.
* ExtraOreDinary: Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim happen to be Steel-type Pokémon.
* HollywoodMagnetism: Dirigiblim sets Magnet Force upon Dirigiloon becoming it, the move being a special-based Steel-type one that does double damage against opponents with the Plus, Minus, Magnet Pull, or Magnetize abilities, or is under the effects of Magnet Rise.
* LivingShip: While comparatively small compared to the norm for this trope, these two are effectively this due to them being blimps that are alive.
* MechanicalLifeforms: Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim have metal bodies and mechanical features such as rudders and propellers, which effectively make them this.
* PowerNullifier: Their hidden ability is Motor Drive, which makes them immune to Electric-type attacks, which instead raises their Speed. In addition, their Steel/Flying-type makes them immune to both Poison and Ground moves as well as being poisoned.
* SpectacularSpinning: They learn Gyro Ball, which does more damage the slower that they are than the opponent.
* StatusBuff: They start off with Iron Defense, which sharply raises their Defense, and Shift Gear, which raises their Attack and sharply raises their Speed.
* UndergroundMonkey: Averted, as while Dirigiloon and Dirigiblim are like regional forms of Drifloon and Drifblim, they're different Pokémon altogether.

[[folder: Radiochnid and Atomichnid]]

[[folder: Tadpois, Toadoxic, and Toadudge]]

[[folder: Rougoblin]]

[[folder: Aetherauld]]

[[folder: Tortorner and Tortuilding]]

[[folder: Pyroseac and Inferseac]]

[[folder: Jacqeleé and Noireleé]]

[[folder: Brainleon and Meloneuron]]

[[folder: Murkanau]]

[[folder: Sharphard]]

[[folder: Lugnature, Lugnitch, and Lugnockout]]

[[folder: Digiphere and Digipheric]]

[[folder: Canvessel, Sculpage, and Murelica]]

[[folder: Lumblade and Dagrinder]]

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* StatusBuff: Surfasel and Damselake both get Quiver Dance, a Bug-type move that raises their Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed, by level up.

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[[folder: Spirizure and Lepidether]]

Based on Spring Azure butterflies and "spirit butterflies" from [[Myth/JapaneseMythology Japanese folklore]], Spiruzure is a blue-color Ghost/Bug-type Pokémon that is known to appear to those nearing death. The more of them that a person sees, the closer they are to death. Upon being exposed to a Dusk Stone, Spirizure becomes Lepidether, a purple-color Pokémon based on Summer Azure butterflies that is said to only been seen by people on their deathbed, signaling the end of their life.

* ManBitesMan: Verinione learns three such moves by level up; the Dark-type Bite, which can flinch the opponent, the Fire-type Fire Fang, which can burn and/or make the opponent flinch, and the Dark-type Crunch, which can lower the opponent's Special Defense. It can also know the Electric-type Thunder Fang and the Psychic-type Psychic Fangs by TM.

A convergent form of Drifloon, Drigiloon is a Steel/Flying-type Pokémon that is a metal blimp. It moves through the sky and can use its steel ropes to carry objects or even people long distances. In Cirquoisa, Dirigiloon also serves as a delivery drone that a prominent company uses.

* BlowYouAway: Like Drifloon, Drigiloon is a Flying-type Pokémon.
* CounterAttack: Like Drifloon, it has Aftermath as one of its abilities, which damages the opponent if it's knocked out by a move that makes physical contact.
* ExtraOreDinary: Drigiloon happens to be a Steel-type Pokémon.
* SpectacularSpinning: It learns Gyro Ball, which does more damage the slower that is than the opponent.
* UndergroundMonkey: Averted, as while Drigiloon looks like a regional form of Drifloon, it's a different Pokémon altogether.

In Cirquoisa, due to recycling being very prominent in the region, Trubbish ended up taking on a new form where they have bodies composed of various recyclable material; paper, plastic, metal, and glass, making them Normal- and Steel-type Pokémon. Cirquoisan Trubbish hate trash and only live in areas with clean material perfect for recycling.

* AchillesHeel: Cirquoisan Trubbish has a double weakness to Fighting-type moves.
* CounterAttack: Like its normal variant, Cirquoisan Trubbish has the ability Aftermath, which has it damage the opponent if it's knocked out by an attack that makes physical contact.
* ExtraOreDinary: Cirquoisan Trubbish happens to be a Steel-type Pokémon.
* HealThyself: It learns Refresh, which removes any major status conditions that it's afflicted with.
* NonElemental: Cirquoisan Trubbish is part Normal-type.
* SpectacularSpinning: Cirquoisan Trubbish learns Gyro Ball, which is stronger the slower it is than the opponent.
* SuperToughness: It has Filter as one of its abilities, which reduces damage done to it by super-effective moves.
* UndergroundMonkey: Trubbish in Cirquoisa are about recycling instead of trash, which makes them Normal/Steel-type Pokémon (likely due to the metal making up their bodies).

* AttackAttackAttack: Selendra learns Dragon's Fury, a powerful Dragon-type attack that locks her into the move while only deducting PP for the first attack, while raising her Attack stat every time she gets hit by an attack.
* BarrierWarrior: Each of them gets a specific barrier move by level up, with Heliodra getting Light Screen, which halves damage from special attacks for five turns, Seneldra getting Reflect, which halves damage from physical attacks for five turns, and Ekleidra getting Safeguard, which prevents status conditions for five turns. All three of them learn Draco Shield, a Dragon-type move that quarters all damage done to them for two turns.

* TotalEclipseOfThePlot: Ekleidra is said to have the power of eclipses, with it said to only appear during an eclipse, and that it's said to be able to align the sun and moon.

* SealedEvilInACan: While calling them evil is a stretch, the duo were sealed away long ago in order to prevent them from causing further destruction to Cirquoisa.