Why does Xerneas have 2 forms?
Xerneas has two different forms, namely Neutral and Active modes, as a means to showcase its unique characteristics and abilities, with the Active mode being a representation of its power to share eternal life. The main reason behind these two forms is to differentiate its appearance and abilities when it is in a battle or a Pokémon Contest, and when it is not, such as when it is in storage or being used as a buddy Pokémon.
Understanding Xerneas’ Forms
Xerneas’ two forms are a crucial aspect of its nature and play a significant role in its overall character.
Xerneas Forms FAQs
1. What is the difference between Xerneas’ forms?
Xerneas has two forms: the Neutral Form and the Active Form, with its horns changing from cyan to multicolor when switching from Neutral to Active mode.
2. Why does Xerneas change forms?
Xerneas changes forms depending on its status, with the Active Mode being a result of its power to share eternal life, and its horns shining in seven colors.
3. Is Xerneas’ form change purely cosmetic?
Yes, Xerneas’ form change is purely cosmetic, with no difference in its stats or abilities between the two forms.
4. Can Xerneas revive the dead?
No, Xerneas cannot revive the dead, but it can extend existing life and revive living organisms from petrification.
5. What is Xerneas the god of?
Xerneas is considered the Goddess of Life, representing life, peace, creation, and light, and is often seen as the opposite of Yveltal, the God of Death.
6. How does Xerneas change forms in battle?
When Xerneas is in a battle or a Pokémon Contest, it changes to its Active Mode, with its horns becoming multicolor.
7. Can I catch both Xerneas and Yveltal?
No, you can only capture the legendary associated with your game version, and will have to trade with a friend or use the Global Trade System to get the other.
8. Is there a shiny Xerneas?
Yes, shiny Xerneas has a chance to appear during its 5-star Raid events.
9. What is Xerneas’ weakness type?
Xerneas is a pure fairy-type Pokémon, making it weak to poison and steel-type moves.
10. Can Yveltal beat Giratina?
While Yveltal has the type advantage over Giratina, it may not be able to beat it due to Giratina’s power in the Reverse World.
11. Can Xerneas beat Zygarde?
No, Zygarde is considered to be stronger than Xerneas, with the power to outmatch both Xerneas and Yveltal.
12. What is the role of Xerneas’ horns?
Xerneas’ horns play a crucial role in its power to share eternal life, shining in seven colors when it is in Active Mode.
13. How does Xerneas’ form change affect its battling?
Xerneas’ form change does not affect its battling capabilities, with its stats and abilities remaining the same in both forms.
14. Is Xerneas’ form change unique to it?
No, other Pokémon also have multiple forms, such as Zygarde and Giratina, each with their own unique characteristics and abilities.
15. Can I use Xerneas in battle without it changing forms?
No, Xerneas will automatically change to its Active Mode when used in a battle or Pokémon Contest, and will switch back to its Neutral Form when the battle is over.