Poipole.

0:00So what if I told you there's a Pokemon from a dying world that couldn't speak our language, so it learned to paint its feelings instead?

0:03This is Poipole, an Ultra Beast from another dimension.

0:06In its home world, it's popular enough to be chosen as a starter Pokemon.

0:09But its world is dying.

0:12When Necrozma lost its light, everything went dark.

0:15The plants withered.

0:18The Poipole huddled together in the darkness with nothing left.

0:21So one Poipole was sent on a mission.

0:24Find the light, save everyone!

0:27It ended up in Alola.

0:30Met Ash.

0:33Met Pikachu.

0:36And because it couldn't speak, it started drawing.

0:39Spraying colorful ink from its head to make pictures.

0:42An artist named Mina figured out what the drawings meant.

0:45Lightning bolts meant "like, like, love." Teardrops meant sadness.

0:48Poipole drew lightning bolts around Pikachu constantly.

0:51It drew Ash and his entire family on the walls.

0:54It was saying "I love you" the only way it knew how.

0:57But it still had nightmares.

1:00About all the other Poipole back home.

1:03About the dying Naganadel.

1:06About the darkness it left behind.

1:09And when the mission was over, when it was time to go home and help restore the light, Poipole didn't have words for goodbye either.

1:12So it drew Ash and Pikachu's faces on the ground one last time.

1:15And then it left.

1:18An alien that crossed dimensions, found a family, and had to leave them to save the one it came from.

1:21And every single feeling it ever had is still painted somewhere in Alola.

1:24Have you ever loved someone and couldn't find the words to say it?

1:27Tell me in the comments.