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Wanted to throw in a new lacky for the forces of the void with that god damn dynamax skeleton I can't stop thinking about.

Anyway, it's the Dark variant of Eternatus.

Eternadark:

Eternadark is the resulting transformation of a void scar making contact with a wishing star, a piece of Eternatus. Wishing stars are made into Dynamax bands that draw out the ability to Dynamax Pokemon. But wishing stars also contain the DNA of Eternatus. When a void scar made contact with a Wishing star, it fused with it, blocking out the dynamax power the star contains, and combing with Eternatus's DNA, creating a exact image of Eternatus. Eternadark is incapable of using one of the many moves from Eternatus's movepool, but it can use the usual dark energy beam attacks and create more rifts that allow more void creatures and pillars to come into the invaded world. Eternadark's power it 1.5x powerful than Eternatus's but has much weaker stamina than the real Eternatus. It's name is a play on words with "Eternal" and "Dark".

Eternavoid:

Eternavoid is the powered up version of Eternadark resembling the iconic Eternamax form of Eternatus. Eternavoid is achieved after receiving enough power from 4 void pillars. Eternavoid's power is 4x as powerful as Eternadark's attacks, but it's stamina only gets a 2x boost. When all the 4 pillars it's getting it's powers from are destroyed, Eternavoid is forced to revert to Eternadark, dropping it's entire defenses, making it easier to defeat. Just like Eternadark, it's name is also a play on words.

I'm not sure if it's okay for me to throw in a new member in the forces of void, especially if it's something in the climax of a recent game. If Huntrex gives me the ok sign, I'll supply the dupes needed for his story.

Description

Wanted to throw in a new lacky for the forces of the void with that god damn dynamax skeleton I can't stop thinking about.

Anyway, it's the Dark variant of Eternatus.

Eternadark:

Eternadark is the resulting transformation of a void scar making contact with a wishing star, a piece of Eternatus. Wishing stars are made into Dynamax bands that draw out the ability to Dynamax Pokemon. But wishing stars also contain the DNA of Eternatus. When a void scar made contact with a Wishing star, it fused with it, blocking out the dynamax power the star contains, and combing with Eternatus's DNA, creating a exact image of Eternatus. Eternadark is incapable of using one of the many moves from Eternatus's movepool, but it can use the usual dark energy beam attacks and create more rifts that allow more void creatures and pillars to come into the invaded world. Eternadark's power it 1.5x powerful than Eternatus's but has much weaker stamina than the real Eternatus. It's name is a play on words with "Eternal" and "Dark".

Eternavoid:

Eternavoid is the powered up version of Eternadark resembling the iconic Eternamax form of Eternatus. Eternavoid is achieved after receiving enough power from 4 void pillars. Eternavoid's power is 4x as powerful as Eternadark's attacks, but it's stamina only gets a 2x boost. When all the 4 pillars it's getting it's powers from are destroyed, Eternavoid is forced to revert to Eternadark, dropping it's entire defenses, making it easier to defeat. Just like Eternadark, it's name is also a play on words.

I'm not sure if it's okay for me to throw in a new member in the forces of void, especially if it's something in the climax of a recent game. If Huntrex gives me the ok sign, I'll supply the dupes needed for his story.