Marokainth

Marokainth was first born of the Three Lugia Eggs and the intended Protector of Pokemopolis. He was corrupted by the energies of the Stone of Guerre at a young age. Slowly, Marokainth underwent the Stages of Darkness and eventually became the world's first Digimon and Wretch Dragon. He was killed by a strategic move by the Assembled Armies at the Battle of Mount Elliot just before he was able to launch his final blow against Pokemon Village.

Birth And Childhood
Marokainth's mother was the legendary Mother Lugia, who laid the Three Lugia Eggs. Marokainth, having hatched from the first egg, was bestowed with tremendous power beyond even what he could control or comprehend. He swam to the surface of the ocean almost immediately after his birth and found a home on the coast of Giant Island. Marokainth had a happy childhood, primarily spent playing and spending time with wild Pokemon, whom he had met in the forests outside Pokemopolis. At fourteen, the happy Lugia wandered into the city and showed off his powers to anybody who would watch. Eventually this display of strength got the King's attention and he demanded to see the young Pokemon.

The King's plan was to use the young Pokemon as the Protector of Pokemopolis against any threat that would come in the future. He offered Marokainth a permanent residence in Dark Tower, a looming fortress in the outskirts of Pokemopolis. Marokainth, already obsessed with gaining power at this young age, accepted the offer and began experimenting with his powers, using the unlimited time and resources bestowed upon him by the King.

The Stone of Guerre and Dark Tower
It is not clear when or where exactly Marokainth was corrupted by the Stone of Guerre, but it is clear that it is before he turned twenty. By this time Marokainth was fully invested in Dark Tower. As his experiments progressed, Marokainth fought against the Stone's control. The raging conflict within him finally drove the Pokemon irrivokably insane. When he became a Dark Pokemon, his powers only increased.

His experiments grew ever more advanced and horrible.