Pokémon Spinoff Game Has One Classic Villain Feed His Enemies to His Pokémon

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A Pokémon spinoff game has revealed a shocking fact about one of the franchise's greatest villains. Every main series game has featured one or more villainous teams, with schemes that range from simple extortion to world domination. Of course, these criminal organizations can all be stopped by a 10-year-old child, which typically shows that in the universe, even criminals have limits. However, a spinoff game wants to show that at least one villain is willing to eliminate his enemies horrifically.

A recent datamine of upcoming content has revealed a new Sync Pair featuring Giovanni and Guzzlord. However, the flavor text for Giovanni reveals an additional horrifying fact about his use of the Ultra Beast. The description of Giovanni notes that he uses "" The implication here is that Giovanni is literally feeding his enemies to Guzzlord, an Ultra Beast with an infinite appetite.

drew inspiration for this new Giovanni variant from. In those games, an alternate universe version of Giovanni appeared in a special post-game episode leading Team Rainbow Rocket. This group featured various multiversal variants of other team leaders that tried to use Ultra Beasts to conquer the multiverse. Ultimately, the group still fails in their quest, thanks to the actions of the player characters and their friends.

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Giovanni always had a cruelty not present in many other Pokémon villains. While other villains were more flashy, Giovanni was one of the only villains who was a true criminal, running multiple extortion and criminal schemes at the same time. Team Rainbow Rocket represented Giovanni's ambitions unchecked, and it appears that his villainy only increased since he has no problem feeding his foes to a Pokémon with an infinite appetite.

Guzzlord's usage as a body disposal system not only makes a lot of sense, it also reflects a terrifying fact