After this, V's son Kaiden and daughter Sakura believe that the protagonist killed him, causing them to desire revenge on them. When V is defeated at the Mystic Cave, Darugis returns his end to the deal and takes his soul, killing him. It's unknown what effect this had, but it seems to go away if a Tynamo is evolved. In Waters Cavern, Darugis has "infected" the Tynamo living there, causing parts of their bodies to turn red. However, during the battle with Amaris, Darugis directly refers to himself, implying he directly possessed her body.
Throughout the game, the player battles many trainers who have been corrupted by Darugis' influence, both minor trainers and powerful trainers including Eon, Brock, Amaris, Misty, or at one time, the protagonist's friend Pete. He also murdered Sydney's parents through Kayo. Darugis sends these Thugs after the hero many times throughout the first game. Darugis made a deal with a man named V, in which V could get powers from Darugis and be able to torture his enemies' souls forever, at the cost of Darugis getting V's soul. He then formed an organization of Dark Thugs to assist him. He was stopped from enacting his vengeance by a young trainer named Jean Blake, and was sealed inside Pandora's Box again, but he trapped Jean Blake in a dark void to stop him from ruining his plans ever again.ĭarugis returned due to the fact that he can only be sealed away by a sacrifice, but Jean Blake was too cowardly to give up his own life. When Arceus created the first humans, Darugis tempted them into releasing him from his prison, causing negativity to spread through the Earth. He challenged Arceus to a battle, but was defeated and sealed inside Pandora's Box, where he desired for revenge against Arceus. He eventually became jealous of Arceus' godliness and desired to become greater than him. He was the most powerful of Arceus' followers and the second in command to the Pokemon God.
Darugis was one of Arceus' followers who helped him create the world, and his job was to create harmony among Pokemon.
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