Rescue Team:The Legend of Ninetales
The Legend of Ninetales (Japanese: キュウコンでんせつ) is a legend, told by Whiscash to the Hero and their Partner. The player is once suspected to be the human in the legend and goes on the run with their partner. They eventually make their way to Mt. Freeze where Ninetales resides and clears their name. It is later revealed that Gengar of Team Meanies was instead the human from the legend.
The Legend
A greedy Trainer entered a sacred dungeon that contains many rare Pokémon. The Trainer and his partner Gardevoir encountered a Ninetales and the trainer grabbed one of its tails. Ninetales cast a curse on the trainer, but Gardevoir absorbed the curse and sacrificed herself to protect the trainer. Ninetales took pity on Gardevoir and asked if the trainer wants to save her, but the trainer had already fled, scared of the curse, leaving Gardevoir behind. Ninetales then becomes angry with the trainer's behavior and said that the human shall turn into a Pokémon one day and bring on many natural disasters when it happens, landing the curse of Ninetales on the trainer.
The story
Whiscash's Telling
There once lived a Pokémon by the name of Ninetales.
Now, Ninetales had many tails, all of them imbued with psychic power...
It was said that anyone so foolish as to touch a tail would be cursed for a thousand years.
But there was someone so foolish as to grab a tail.
And it was a human.
As one might expect, the human that grabbed the tail was subjected to a thousand-year curse.
However, just as the curse was cast, a Pokémon named Gardevoir shielded the human...
And sacrificed herself to absorb the curse.
Taking pity on Gardevoir, Ninetales asked the human this...
Do you wish to save Gardevoir?" It asked...
But the human had already abandoned Gardevoir and fled.
Ninetales became disillusioned with the human...
And it made this prediction...
That human will one day be reborn as a Pokémon...
And when the human becomes a Pokémon...
The world's balance will be upset...
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | |
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| English | The Legend of Ninetales | |
| Japanese | キュウコンでんせつ | |
| French | Légende de Feunard | |
| Spanish | Leyenda de Ninetales | |
| German | Vulnona-Legende | |
| Italian | Leggenda di Ninetales | |
| Korean | 나인테일 전설 Ninetail Jeonseol | |
See Also
  Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red and Blue Rescue Team - Lore
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References
- [1] Part of this page history was imported from the PMD Rescue Team Wiki on Fandom as part of the Fandom-Gamepedia unification project while the MDFW was still on Gamepedia.
- [2] In Other Languages
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