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Answer 1: Uxie

Answer 2: They hatched from eggs that was created from arceus

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IGN : frdzihza

Answer 1 : Uxie

Answer 2 : They hatched from an egg that was created by Arceus

IGN : miaofen

Answer 1 : Uxie

Answer 2 :They hatched from an egg that was created by Arceus

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Ign : Bdlc ( red server )

Answer 1 :Uxie

Answer 2 :They were hatched from an egg that was created by Arceus

IGN : kingshukghosh

Answer 1 : Azelf

Answer 2 : lake trio, is a term used to describe the Legendary trio residing in the three lakes of Sinnoh: Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf. They are meant to represent knowledge, emotion, and willpower, respectively. They are based on the Imperial Regalia of Japan: the Yata no Kagami (wisdom), Yasakani no Magatama (benevolence), and Kusanagi (valor). Parts of their names come from fantasy creatures: pixies, sprites and elves, respectively. The other parts of their names come from pronouns: you (Uxie), me (Mesprit), and us (Azelf).

IGN : m0atz

Answer 1 : UXIE

Answer 2 : They come from the same egg created by Arceus

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IGN : MrDopa

Answer 1 : Uxie

Answer 2 : The Lake Trio come from the same egg created by Arceus.

1. Which of the Lake Trio is the most playful?

2. According to an old Sinnoh folk tale, if you encounter the lake trio, what would you experience?

 

IGN : imhanjoo

Answer 1 : Mesprit

Answer 2 : The myth says that if you look into Uxie's eyes, you will suffer a loss of knowledge, if you touch Mesprit, your emotions will be drained and if you harm Azelf, you will lose your will.

Answer 1 : Mesprit

Answer 2 : "Look not into the Pokémon's eyes. In but an instant, you'll have no recollection of who you are. Return home, but how? When there is nothing to remember? Dare not touch the Pokémon's body. In but three short days, all emotions will drain away. Above all, above all, harm not the Pokémon. In a scant five days, the offender will grow immobile in entirety."