3 SECRET Pokémon in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet That You Don't Get to See

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are filled with lots of brand new Pokemon, but there also a few secret ones hiding within it's depths that we don't get a chance to see! In this video, we will be covering these secret Pokemon, where in the game they originate, and whether or not we will actually get a chance to see them someday! I hope you enjoy!

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[AceRide]

I think Greavard could theoretically be reborn from any dog-like Pokémon, not necessarily a single species. There's a book in the academy's entrance hall that talks about Ryme, and how her "Puppy Pokémon" (a category shared by a number of Pokémon) came back to her as a ghost type after she wrote a song in his memory. Sure enough, she has a Greavard named DJ G-Rave who she won't send into battle.

[kylebartlett]

I took greavard's dex entry to be more open ended and apply to all dog Pokemon. If a herdier dies without human contact it becomes a greavard, rockruff dies it becomes greavard, tamper becomes greavard, etc

[Puellaphantasia]

The Secret Terrestrial Pokémon is also mentioned in the Violet/Scarlett book in the entrance hall at the school. It's not named there either, but it is described with glitchy text and I'm pretty sure based on the context clues that it is called "The Disk Pokémon"

[jhuawong]

Rotom loses its Ghost type when it enters an appliance. I think Varoom could be a Gastly possessing the engine as they are also everywhere here in Paldea.

[ScorbunGame]

I fully expect the secrets of Area Zero and the Pokemon responsible for Terralistiztion to be the focus of Scarlet and Violet's eventual DLC. There's a ton of things we just don't know about Area Zero, such as why it feels like a completely different world.

[vapcr]

I would LOVE more paradox forms. In particular, I’m holding out hope for some love to Tropius. Would love to see maybe an ancient form grass/dragon type!

[aquinprime]

2:36 it is possible that the name is actually 12 characters long. In the violet book it has a page on this mysterious pokemon and each square on the page covers two letters. For those looking for the book it's in the school lobby in the pillar bookshelf on the right

[hoodiepikachu]

i think in the scarlet/violet book there is a picture of what could be the pokemon that Hoops mentioned first. it makes me believe that the DLC could contain MAJOR adventure in the crater.

[ja]

Scarlet and violet are the most fun ive had with a pokemon game other than Legends

[seancurbow]

Based off what we saw in PLA, Quaxly’s third stage is most likely the regional variant to its original region. Perhaps a another type based off the dancing traditions of its origin.

[lightningwolf]

I think Terasq would be a good fit for the Terastalizing Pokemon, based on the Tarrasque, a dragon from myth and one of the most legendary monsters in D&D, often depucted with an indestructible hide/shell. It would be an amazing legendary, especially with the proximity France has to Spain/Portugal.

[Jayakrishnantr]

The third legendary which is the origin of the terastal phenomenon is supposed to be a Faberge Egg like being. This might actually just be it's dormant state since most of the third legendaries or trio masters that Pokemon have revealed in the past few generations have had a second form that's not initially revealed to us. Like complete Zygarde, ultra Necrozma, eternamax Eternatus etc. So this particular Pokemon could be an egg that hatches or transforms into something else at full power.

[Tatertot]

In the academy you can literally read the scarlet/violet book and there is a page showing the third legendary

[nicholasboyington]

The terrastilization book could be mentioning Zygard. There's a lot of hints in the pokedex that this takes place in a world with Mega Evos.

[the_falconpower]

Another secret Pokémon mentioned would be the Pterosaur that supposedly died to become Flutter Mane in ancient times. Can't wait to see the fanart people make!

[Kraiglyndor]

I read the book that mentioned the dog coming back as a ghost early on and kept expecting Arvin’s Mabostiff to die and become a Houndstone

[Rikarikun]

Man wouldn’t it be funny if the third version legendary was the terastilizing origin and debuted in the anime first

[VileKaizer]

What's far more interesting to me, personally, is the strange origins of the "original" paradox Pokemon. The professor's time machine is said to be the source of them leading into the end game, but we know fairly earlier that the original exploration team sent to Area Zero encountered them as well... 190 years prior to the professor's excursion.

[SnakesAnimations]

I have a theory: The first secret pokemon you mention may actually be Arceus, or somehow related to it.
The name has 6 characters like the text boxes, it mentions "hexagonal plates" and while in the games the plates are rectangular, the Jewel of Life movie displays the plates as hexagonal with a similar texture to the terastal crystal stuff. Finally, the plates give arceus a specific type like how tera types work. Also, the time stuff makes sense because Dialga controls time and Arceus is the creator of Dialga.
However, it does describe an interlocking "shell" so perhaps its another form of Arceus, or alternatively another legendary created directly by Arceus

[mushroom]

The first Terastal related Pokemon is actually hinted further in a copy of the Scarlet / Violet book seen in the Main Hall of the academy, stuck in a bookshelf. It's one of the last pages, the one with all the blanks in it. There's also a hint to a potential fusion of the Legendary Beasts!