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This may be a bit of a stretch, but after reading an earlier WMG but it's established from [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} the very first movie]] that Mewtwo has a resentment towards the humans that created him artificially (although in the English dub, they got rid of the part where he admits to despise the scientists' meddling through creating clones) and had a hatred towards other humans and their Pokemon, because of this. Well, it wasn't just the cloning that peeved him, it was the fact that these humans were trying to make themselves out to be like a God by trying to create life. Think about it; Team Rocket is evil, and Mewtwo knew of their plans. Why would you think they'd want to create an ultimate Pokemon? Clearly, they were trying to create all these powerful beings, like Mewtwo, to have an army of ultimate Pokemon to take over the world with. And what better ego boost is there other than to gloat "I created this army of ultimate Pokemon out of nothing, therefore that makes me God!" However, Mewtwo was just not pleased with that mentality. He was created by science and grew up around it, most likely he would be anti-religious or prefer to take logic over mythical answers.
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This may be a bit of a stretch, but after reading an earlier WMG but it's established from [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} [[Anime/PokemonTheFirstMovie the very first movie]] that Mewtwo has a resentment towards the humans that created him artificially (although in the English dub, they got rid of the part where he admits to despise the scientists' meddling through creating clones) and had a hatred towards other humans and their Pokemon, because of this. Well, it wasn't just the cloning that peeved him, it was the fact that these humans were trying to make themselves out to be like a God by trying to create life. Think about it; Team Rocket is evil, and Mewtwo knew of their plans. Why would you think they'd want to create an ultimate Pokemon? Clearly, they were trying to create all these powerful beings, like Mewtwo, to have an army of ultimate Pokemon to take over the world with. And what better ego boost is there other than to gloat "I created this army of ultimate Pokemon out of nothing, therefore that makes me God!" However, Mewtwo was just not pleased with that mentality. He was created by science and grew up around it, most likely he would be anti-religious or prefer to take logic over mythical answers.
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* Or, since Byron is a [[RatedMForManly MANLY MAN]] and Roark is [[DudeLooksLikeALady ...uh... not...]], Roark more likely takes after his mom than Byron. This would also explain why Roark's mother/Byron's wife is absent, since Silver is (probably) younger than Roark...
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* Or, since Byron is a [[RatedMForManly [[ManlyMan MANLY MAN]] and Roark is [[DudeLooksLikeALady ...uh... not...]], Roark more likely takes after his mom than Byron. This would also explain why Roark's mother/Byron's wife is absent, since Silver is (probably) younger than Roark...
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[[WMG: Cyrus is right that Distortion world and Giratina are one of the same]]
Cyrus theorize that Giratina is part of the distortion world and the distortion world is a part of Giratina; What he failed to realized that the Pokémon itself is simply an physical avatar that can be easily be replaced by Arceus.
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[[WMG: The Arceus you encounter is just an avatar of the real one]]
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[[WMG: The Arceus you encounter is just an avatar of an higher being [[spoiler:namely, Sinnoh, the real one]]creator of the Hisui region]]]]
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* This also might as well extend to both the Creation and the Spiritual trio, as they're also avatars/pieces of Arceus.
