History WMG / PokemonMysteryDungeon

The only Pokemon whose names ''matter'' are the ones the player inputs themselves: The Hero, his/her Partner, and everyone they recruit. Everyone else ''has'' names; the game simply doesn't use them because ''this'' story is ultimately all about the hero and their friends. Wigglytuff's name isn't mentioned because the Guild's called "The Wigglytuff Guild", and [[ViewersAreMorons revealing his real name would just confuse the target audience]], [[SarcasmMode wouldn't it]]? Same goes for Chatot, Bidoof, Sunflora and the rest: it's easier to just address them by ''what'' they are and [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail conserve details]] rather than juggle extra names. Plus, this lets any fans who ''really'' care about such details to invent their own, putting that much more of a personal spin on ''their'' version of the story.

They may or may not turn out to be TheDragon or TheBigBad. It might be a potential PlayerPunch if the player and his/her partner has bonded with the mentor.

This builds on a few of the other WMG's here, but I'll make this it's own. The events of the first and second games are loosely connected together. The Gardevoir you rescue in Red/Blue is the Gardevoir in Team Charm of Explorers, and along the way to this she also teamed up with Team ACT' Medicham, who disbanded the team after Gengar had stopped working together with them. The Wigglytuff in Red/Blue is Explorers Wigglytuff's mother. Grovyle is the player after time had stopped, (This one is debatable as you'd need to be Treecko in Red/Blue) and bands up with the Player of Explorers before he turns into a Pokémon. The reason he does so is not only to reverse time, but to also rescue his Red/Blue partner after he was trapped in time. There's also the WMG about the Western/Eastern cave. Discuss the connections you find.

This builds on a few of the other WMG's here, but I'll make it it's own. The events of the first and second games are loosely connected together. The Gardevoir you rescue in Red/Blue is the Gardevoir in Team Charm of Explorers, and along the way to this she also teamed up with Team Meanies' Medicham, who disbanded the team after Gengar had stopped working together with them. The Wigglytuff in Red/Blue is Explorers Wigglytuff's mother. Grovyle is the player after time had stopped,(This one is debatable as you'd need to be Treecko in Red/Blue.) and bands up with the Player of Explorers before he turns into a Pokémon. The reason he does so is not only to reverse time, but to also rescue his Red/Blue partner after he was trapped in time. There's also the WMG about the Western/Eastern cave. Discuss the connections you find.

[[spoiler: confirmed]]

** The Japanese website says that Super Mystery Dungeon takes place in a HighSchoolAU, or at least a school. Whether or not this means the game OVERALL is LighterAndSofter in the same way that Persona 4, a murder mystery is. is unknown.

* Rescue team had no villains. Explorers problem was caused by Darkrai, a Pokemon. GtI was caused by Bittercold, which is not a Pokemon. There is no human villains before.

** [[spoiler:You are actually a human villain, but managed to be defeated. As a result, you get amnesia and turned into Pokemon]]. Plus, it makes a nice call back to the Rescue Team and Explorers. [[spoiler:In rescue team you are wrongly accused as causing the disaster. Imagine if it turned out you are really the cause this time. It also draws a comparison with Darkrai, who turned good after amnesia]]. It also explained how the protagonist would disappear in the end. Maybe [[spoiler: Redemption Equals Death?]]

* Alternatively, it would be DisneyDeath

* To be more specific :
** The entire game was AllJustADream and the protagonist was in lucid dreaming. He didn't want it to end.
** Alternatively, the protagonist itself is a dream, like Tidus. Real human doesn't exist in this universe.

[[WMG: Alternatively, it will be the partner that disappear in the end]]

[[WMG: The game will be received better than Gates to Infinity but can't top off Explorers]]
* Let's face it, PMD Explorers is a ToughActToFollow. Even if it had a beautiful graphics and improved gameplay.

However, the Link Cable is used as intended, sending the meteor to PMDverse. The meteor ended up destroyed by the native Rayquaza anyway.
[[spoiler: Note that both the meteor in the Rescue team and ORAS contained a Deoxys]]

** Confirmed for the starter Pokemon, while the rest seemly jossed by the newest game trailer. Still possible as DLC (or for the future games).

* Jossed for Gates to Infinity (which only had Gen V mons and Pikachu) and the newest game trailer.

* Alternatively, you're the human. So it just worked through ThePowerOfFriendship anyway.

** Alternatively, it would just be random pokemon who appeared in dreams, like Gardevoir and Hydregion.

However, the Link Cable is used as intended rather than Zinnia destroying it, sending the meteor to pmdverse where it (ironically) gets destroyed by the native Rayquaza anyway. [[spoiler:Note that both the meteor in the first game and the meteor in ORAS contain a Deoxys revealed after destroying it.]]

[[WMG:The meteor in the first game is from a variant of the ORASverse]]

[[WMG: Ghetsis is responsible for the lack of humanity.]]

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[[WMG: The game will be received better than Gates to Infinity but can't top off Explorers]]
* Let's face it, PMD Explorers is a ToughActToFollow. Even if it had a beautiful graphics and improved gameplay.

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Translation for those of you who don't get it: some of the Mons you fight within the game are actually Shadow Pokemon corrupted by someone (or some''thing'') somewhere for whatever reason. These are the ones that show no remorse and will mercilessly slaughter or otherwise harm anything and anyone who gets in their way (whatever "their way" even means) i.e. a non-Shadow acting the same way would be an instant CM.

[[WMG: The unseen BiggerBad in Gates to Infinity is [[spoiler:Arceus]]]]