A LIGHT THAT BURNS THE SKY.

jen liang. the iconoclast.
inverse: weakness. insecurity. a power that can't be subdued. he's started his life over, but at what cost? who's playing that lilting song that he used to hear... what did he sacrifice to hear that song in the first place? the symbol of destruction that he wears around his neck irrevocably ties him to the past; tell me, then, what he might do to finally leave his old titles behind.

pathogen. the casuist.
inverse: holding on. refusing to leave the past behind. letting the memories of a calamitous past drag you onwards and out and off the stage; isn't that right, adrien? cutting themselves off from everyone they used to know, pathogen has become a receptacle for seven souls, each of them following a path much greater than any one of them could bear alone -- and yet -- pathogen can do it, he has to do it, he promised them that this was a burden he could bear without anyone else by his side...

SACRED. the unwanted.
inverse: vengeance. a twisted personality. chaos for nobody, done for nothing, conducted nowhere of importance at all. is your name jack, or is it red? do you have a preference? is it even possible to have a preference for something you can't remember? the pre-programmed trains move religiously along their set tracks, on paths that they would hardly even know how to deviate from... it's so boring in here, it's so cold, buried alive but those headlights are still so bright, staring at you from the darkness of this brick tunnel.

dmitri arkedyevich voronin. the cynic.
inverse: alienation. loss of self-confidence. discouragement, losing the will to keep moving, a constant one-one-one-zero; the stars came to guide him, and the least that dmitri could do was answer their call. deoxys is tied to him, now -- along with all of the power contained within that celestial being. the partner that accompanies him only makes him feel more alone than ever before.

charon. the last word.
inverse: doubt. indecision. obscurity. why was it you, charon? six men died on the altar for you, charon, and you don't even know who you are... you can't even say if you're the person they wanted you to be or become... what can you tell us, charon? do you know where your past lay and where your future lies, charon? when you pass that final verdict, will it even have been yours to rightly pass?

eternatus (#890): the gigantic pokemon.

The core on its chest absorbs energy emanating from the lands of the Galar region. This energy is what allows Eternatus to stay active.

It was inside a meteorite that fell 20,000 years ago. There seems to be a connection between this Pokemon and the Dynamax phenomenon.

As a result of Rose's meddling, Eternatus absorbed all the energy in the Galar region. It's now in a state of power overload.

Infinite amounts of energy pour from this Pokemon's enlarged core, warping the surrounding space-time.

Eternamax Eternatus resembles a hand crossed with a serpent. It may be based on the biblical Seven Headed Dragon that, in the Book of Revelation, throws one-third of all stars down to the Earth and is ultimately banished to Earth with the Nephilim, the Hebrew giants, an event that ultimately leads to the end of time. This account may also be the origin of the item Wishing Star and the Darkest Day. It may also be inspired by Ananta Shesha, the king of Nagas in Hindu mythology who is usually portrayed as a giant, coiled serpent with a thousand heads capable of spewing venom and fire, though some depictions simplify his appearance down to five heads. Shesha bears the deity Vishnu on its coils, similar to how Eternamax Eternatus's core is mounted atop its coiled body.