>>16704817Power connotates responsibility, and the burden of responsibility generally requires a serious or at the very least a sensible attitude to bear, anon. Take a look at Xerneas, he's evidently the god of life or the closest thing to it, and he will willingly end his own life for the sake or protecting, helping or preserving others. He has also been shown to act graceful and elegant as expected of a creature of his physical description. Do you really expect someone like that to behave like a tsundere schoolgirl?
Granted some legendaries have no responsibility to bear, such as Mew or Victini. In that case, it is understandable for them to behave like kids, especially considering their physical appearance.
>Theyd still behave and act like normal animalsExcept that's wrong, anon. Pokemon aren't animals, they're sentient creatures. Some have animalistic traits or bodies, but their sentience makes them different. They evidently have a moral compass, as well as logic and reasoning. If normal Pokemon are to be considered people, then surely legendaries, the strongest ones in existence, are to be regarded as leaders, superiors, or even gods.
> and more than likely have others of their kind. Except that's wrong. Most legendaries, disregarding a few while more remain ambiguous, are canonically are the only member of their species. For example Reshiram, Zekrom, Kyurem, Cobalion, Virizion, Terrakion, Keldeo, Xerneas, Yveltal and presumably Zygarde are canonically a singular species.
