Vs. Pokémon Wielder Volo Lyrics – Man on the Internet

Vs. Pokémon Wielder Volo Lyrics Meaning

[Volo, speaking]
Volo is basically throwing down a challenge. He’s saying that if you want to save the world, you have to fight him—no ifs or buts. He makes it clear that he’ll take what he wants by force if needed, especially the mysterious plates you’ve been collecting. He’s not giving you a choice, and he’s dead serious about it.

[Volo; “Pokemon Wielder Volo”]
Volo starts chanting like he’s calling something dark from deep beyond, something linked to Arceus. He sounds like he’s completely obsessed with this godlike being and wants to bring him down along with the sky itself. His idea of perfection is a world where no one is rejected or cast aside, but the way he wants to get there is through destruction. He’s not trying to fix the world gently—he wants to tear it down and build it again his way.

He sees himself as the chosen one, the only person worthy to carry out this grand plan. He’s ready to bring judgment across the land and imagines Arceus’s many hands spreading over everything. All the suffering and pain people go through? He thinks he can wipe it away and create something better—if he’s the one in charge. There’s this twisted devotion in his words, almost like he worships Arceus but also wants to overthrow him.

As he continues, Volo wants Arceus to break the skies and erase the land—he’s asking for total destruction. He calls what he’s doing a “sacred mission” and sees the end of time, space, and heaven itself as necessary. He wants to end even the gods. He believes only those who are truly worthy, like him, should be chosen by Arceus, and clearly, he thinks you don’t make the cut.

[From the blackness, hear his stirring…]
Now, Volo’s tone shifts to something colder. He’s basically mocking you for standing up to him and still being alive. He doesn’t forgive and wants to drown you in complete nothingness. He calls on oblivion itself to erase you, treating you like a mistake that needs to be wiped out.

[Volo, speaking]
Volo now brings out Giratina, the creepy and powerful Pokémon from the distortion world. He describes the chill and darkness that come with it like it’s creeping into your soul. He wants Giratina to attack you and finish what he started.

[Volo, chorus; “Giratina Battle Music”]
He then shifts into full rage mode. He claims your whole journey was a setup, part of his plan all along. He sees your life as meaningless and wants to throw you into the void. The chant “burn in mass distortion” keeps repeating, which shows how consumed he is with destroying everything, especially you.

He’s angry that you have something he doesn’t, and he’s planning to take it from you. At the same time, he reveals he once had faith in Arceus but feels betrayed. Now, he’s done worshipping and wants to make his own rules. He wants to end everything—reality, the gods, and your existence.

[From the blackness, something stirring…]
Volo taunts you again, calling you unimportant, just a small piece in his grand plan. He’s furious that Arceus didn’t choose him and questions why he’s seen as unworthy. He says he would’ve given anything to be accepted. Now, he’s flipped sides and wants you and your god to bow before him.

[Simultaneously]
At this point, Volo fully embraces being the villain. He claims he will destroy space and time, and he’s proud of being the force that causes it all to fall apart. He sees the world as corrupt and wants to act as its destroyer. As he continues fighting you, he believes your defeat is inevitable and that reality itself is breaking because of what he’s unleashed.

He finishes by saying your resistance is pointless and that even Arceus’s power can be shattered. Volo believes he will rise above everything and take his place as the ultimate power in the world, declaring this as the end of the gods themselves.