Pokemon Scarlet and Violet DLC Fit Into Interesting Color Theory

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A Pokemon Scarlet and Violet fan has an interesting color theory related to the titles of the DLC expansions announced during Monday's Pokemon Presents broadcast. The newest livestream from The Pokemon Company brought with it plenty of updates about the many ongoing titles in the long-running monster-catching franchise. Games like Pokemon Unite and Pokemon Cafe Remix saw smaller updates with new characters added, while Pokemon Sleep received its first major reveal. However, highlighting the Pokemon-focused broadcast was the official announcement of Scarlet and Violet DLC.

Nintendo officially revealed Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's upcoming DLC during the 25-minute broadcast. «The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero» will whisk players away from Paldea to uncover the mysteries behind two new Legendary Pokemon across two parts. The Teal Mask is set to feature the Legendary Pokemon Ogerpon and the new area of Kitikami, while The Indigo Disk will star the new Legendary Terapagos and a new school called Blueberry Academy. Now, one fan has noticed an interesting connection between the names of the DLC and the main games.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet DLC 'The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero' Officially Announced with New Legendaries

Pokemon fan S-Sab on Twitter proposed a color theory-related connection between the names of Pokemon's newest DLC with their base games. The user pointed out that teal, used in the title of the DLC's first part, is exactly halfway between scarlet and violet on the visible light spectrum. The second half of the DLC's main color, indigo, is a color that doesn't actually exist on the visible light spectrum, being a darker shade of blue. The user also suggests indigo may have been used as a substitute for magenta,