Algebraic Formulae

N = Z + 2

I was trading pokemon with last night in Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 and he was telling me about the N is Zoroark theory. While it carries the same stones as several other theories (Such as Squall's adventure beyond disk 1 is a dream thing) it has so many references to this theory in both games it's not even funny.

> His hair.
> He can talk to pokemon.
> He values pokemon before all others, including humans.
> His name is the same single letter in both English and Japanese, and Zoroark's name is the same in both as well. And that letter is the first letter of "Zoroark" rotated 90 degrees.
> Pokemon controlling pokemon can't be dismissed; Mewtwo uses pokeballs and orders his own legion of pokemon to fight in Pokemon: The First Movie.
> The Zoroark in Black/White 2 leads you towards N's castle. When you reach the castle, you see only N. Note that he does not have a Zoroark on his team when you challenge him, nor is there one to be seen or caught in the castle itself.
>Zoroark is the Illusion Pokemon.
>A Hiker in Lostlorn forest in Black/White 2 warns you to be careful of Zoroark's illusions, before turning into a Zoroark and leaving.

While much of this can be easily argued, it's still a really fun theory in itself and has garnered enough notoriety to be considered. It will never be canon, much like the creepy Missing No. but the furries can still eat their heart out.

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