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For what? What's the reason? Does one want the other's job? Or did just one Pokémon wake up that morning in a rotten mood? And being that their Pokémon and answer in English is like expecting to win the lottery the chances are beyond low. The whole plot is due to them crossing paths and deciding to fight about it.

But the thing is, they aren't villains and that's okay. Palkia and Dialga are this entry's "big baddie" Pokémon. The biggest issue is the conflict between characters.in this case the Pokémon. The concept sounds initially okay.but upon further analysis, things don't really add up or seem rather pointless. There they also meet Alice (Khristine Hvam) and Tonio (Rich McNanna) who are close childhood friends. And of course, Ash and company are headed straight towards that event that is bound to happen. The only one who seems to be aware of this is Darkrai (Scott Williams), a Pokémon that causes nightmares and is shunned from the city of Alamos. Unfortunately, when these two creatures cross paths their dimensions' warp causing catastrophic damage. The two towers represent space and time which is also related to the legendary Pokémon Palkia and Dialga respectively. Worked on by the same Yuyama Sonoda duo, the story is about the city of Alamos which has two musical towers built at the center of it all. Really, it comes down to the how the story is set up more than anything else and this is unfortunately where it gets difficult to sit through. After viewing, it's slightly better.but still has issues but for different reasons. As the first feature film with the new US voice cast after getting through the rough time that was The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon (2006), fans would be expecting an improvement. It's even more disheartening though when there is no villain and viewers are left to seeing events happen due to nonsensical reasons. When audiences can see through that, is when it feels very disappointing.

Some depending on weak villain motivation or backstories.

Only some were truly just lousy in their execution. The Pokémon films all have on average performed with acceptable storytelling so far.