Genesect.

0:00What if I told you there's a Pokémon that woke up three hundred million years later, flew straight home, and found out home was a skyline now.

0:04Genesect is old in a way that almost nothing else in the games is.

0:08Team Plasma dug it out of a fossil, brought it back, altered it, and bolted a cannon to its back.

0:12It didn't ask for the cannon.

0:16It didn't ask to be back.

0:20It just opened its eyes in a lab with a weapon on its spine and a world outside the window that had moved on without it by three hundred million years.

0:25And in the movie, five of them wake up together, and the first thing they do is the thing anybody would do.

0:29They go home.

0:33They fly to the mountains they remember, and the mountains are still there, covered in snow, and nothing about them can hold a living thing anymore.

0:37The place is right.

0:41The time is wrong by an amount you can't picture.

0:45So they turn, and on the horizon they see a city, all lights and towers, and they decide that must be it.

0:49That must be home.

0:53It's the only thing out there big enough to be.

0:57They take over a park in the middle of that city.

1:01They drive out everything living there and start building a nest, and here's the part of the movie nobody talks about.

1:05In that park, there's a patch of a flower called the Panna Lotus.

1:10It grew in their world, three hundred million years ago.

1:14And somehow, a few of them still grow here.

1:18And the Genesect build their entire nest around those flowers.

1:22The whole thing.

1:26Three hundred million years from home, they found one thing they recognized, and built everything around it.