Small addition to the Indian region: Theres a pokedex entry for raichu in FRLG that states that raichus volts can incapacitate an indian elephant. In the pokedex for Legends Arceus, Raichus pokedex entry is very similar, but instead of indian elephant, it says Copperajah.
Another pokémon that's dex entry suggests an unknown region is Urshifu most likely a Chinese based region. This is the dex entry of Single Strike Style Urshifu "Inhabiting the mountains of a distant region, this Pokémon races across sheer cliffs, training its legs and refining its moves."
Yeah I kinda guessed that since Kung Fu is a chinese fighting style it’s kinda obvious it would have ties to china. It’s colour pallete is like a panda, it doesn’t really look like a panda though so idk if the colour thing was intentional
The lore behind Sinjoh (in the manga at least) is that it’s a pocket dimension Arceus made for his most loyal human followers. They dedicated that temple to Arceus so he could return when humanity is ready for him (which Gold proves by the end of HGSS). Also in the manga, Mew is theorized to be from Faraway Island in Hoenn. The reason why it’s so hard to find is because it’s also in a pocket dimension and only opens to the public once a month. It’s just a theory though and not actually confirmed.
As cool and as fleshed out as this is I stopped taking video game manga canon seriously after reading the Legend of Zelda manga. I mean I have only read through Adventures part way into Hoenn and it definitely holds up pretty well. But I will never be able to unsee the things in LoZ. Well you know it holds up if you ignore the time Lance like fucking poke-nuked whole population centers and did some pretty awful shit with the Elite Four, or Mewtwo's giant spoon weapon and the fact that he's genetically linked to Blaine because he used his DNA to help create Mewtwo and well I could go on. So I revert back to my original statement.
To add onto the Indian region theory. Raichu used to have a dex entry that stated it could incapacitate a Indian Elephant but it was recently changed to Copperajah instead and both Pokémon mentioned in the video, Copperajah and Yungoose, that hint at India are in Scarlet and Violet possibly leading us to India in Gen X
The mysterious regions that I would like to see for myself the most is the Guyana based region and the India based region. Guyana and the Indian based region have a lot of culture and mythology that would make for a great Pokémon region. I would also like to see the Sinjoh region be represented in a Pokémon Legends game. Having a Sinjoh region in a Pokémon game would help unravel all the lore and mythology of the Pokémon world and the connection between Johto and Sinnoh. For Generation 10 I would like to see the new Pokémon games take place in a China and Hong Kong based Pokémon region!
I have seen several spots suggesting the next Legends game could be set in Johto, if that be the case I feel like Sinjoh will have to be a part of it. Hell they could even dabble a little with Kanto too, and then never make a Kanto or Johto game again.
I would love them to have chinese region with the last fire starter of the puzzle piece, by that i mean that every fire starter so far (with the record broken by gen IX) was a chinese zodiac animal with some stretches that fennekin is a dog and cyndaquil a rat, and the remaining ones are sheep, horse snake and ox
What's cool about this is that in Guyana, you actually have a lot of Indian immigrants living there, and have for many years. They could definitely add in more hints to a future Indian generation, assuming they did a Guyana/SA region beforehand anyway
I took a look and where I live you only have to draw about a 35 mile radius circle around my city to get 15 different towns in it (the same as mainland sinnoh), assuming the pokemon world is about the same size as earth and assuming this 35 mile circle for all the 14 regions we’ve seen, including orre sevii islands and the ranger games, (even though I’m sure they vary greatly in size) we’ve only seen about .03% of the pokemon world which is crazy to think about.
I really want an Australia-inspired region... the sooner my home country gets represented, the better. I can kinda see the Garchomp family getting a regional variant there.
@@yamiyugi8987 There’s a few. We have stuff like that Bunyip, the rainbow snake and the Yowie. I’m not that familiar with our Indigenous culture and history. But it’s the oldest living civilisation on the planet. There is a lot of history there
If there is Pokemon region based on Australia, we might see a Pokemon counterpart of Steve Irwin with his Pokemon being Feraligatr, Krookodile and Skeledirge.
Sun's dex entry for Makuhita: ' It was originally brought in from another region, but now Makuhita from Alola are more famous.' I interpret this as 'The Makuhita we know are actually its Alolan Form'
As a Brazilian, I like to think that Mew and Quaquaval (with their obvious Brazilian inspiration) come from the same region that is based in Brazil. If the region would be based in Latin America as a whole, I see other pokemons like Skeledirge (with its obvious Mexican inspiration) being part of it, for sure. I would love to see a video about which pokemons (of the ones that already exist) could be part of this region based on Brazil/Latin America
I also feel like Garchomp is from the Australia based region because Garchomp could exist there in real life and it’s just be another one of those kill you on sight animals they already have there
If Copperajah is a reference to an Indian/south Asian region, it’s fitting it appears in galar, a region based on England, which in turn, was a nation that colonized India. Therefore can we presume that Copperajah was transported to Galar so that their researchers could study it since they conquered an “unknown nation?” This would be absolutely fascinating on Pokémon’s part!
I know they probably won’t ever make mythicals available in mass, but the region with Mew also would be a great home for the herds of Zarude that we know exist, along with the mountains gible is from having more cubfu, the second on is more of a stretch but we do know groups exist in some mountains somewhere
I was always under the impression that mew was the ancestor of all pokemon, and at one point in the past, it could be found anywhere. And South America was just where Mr. Fuji found ruins depicting it.
I have a feeling Sinjoh is actually just ancient/unsettled Johto. Johto just having become its modern/official name BEFORE the events of PLA. That being how you could have references for both.
Personally, I think the name *'Sinjoh'* comes from the fact that Sinnoh was originally *part of the Land Mass that had Johto (and Kanto) on it,* thus 'Sinjoh' would be the name *of the Continent.* Remember, Sinnoh is the resting place of *Regigigas,* the Pokémon that supposedly _pulled the Continents_ into their current positions. If Sinnoh were pulled apart from Sinjoh and broke off, the area between the two would've probably been torn apart - *hence the 'Ruins' of Sinjoh!* The fact you can only reach these ruins *via Arceus* means wherever they are is likely _on an island_ that survived this calamity *through Arceus' power,* somewhere *between Sinnoh and the Kanto/Johto Mainland...*
No, I think Sinjoh is what the ancients used to call Arceus.. as in an alternative name. That's why they are called Sinjoh ruins, they are an old temple of Arceus. They are stating in the old tale that this is the land of Arceus. Perhaps that's how Sinnoh gets its name eventually, and also Johto is named after it too due to the ruins of alph
@@jamiemckell34 I doubt *Game Freak* were thinking that far ahead at the time. _Pokémon Legends: Arceus_ shows that the descendants of the Ancients know that the *"Almighty Sinnoh"* that the current Natives revere (despite mistakenly attributing this faith to _Dialga and Palkia)_ is actually referring to the entity known as *Arceus - not 'Sinjoh'.* And as I said, the *Sinjoh Ruins Event* was created way back in _Heart Gold and Soul Silver,_ during the Generation that *introduced the Sinnoh Region* - so it's much more likely that _Game Freak_ were trying to create the link between *the Unown in the Ruins of Alph in Johto* and *the Alpha Pokémon Arceus residing in the Sinnoh Region,* by having the Event happen in a location that is somewhere between the two Continents, thus being named _the 'Sin-Joh' Ruins..._ This naming convention has appeared in the past as precedent, too - the Tunnel being made in the Hoenn Region was named for the fact _it would connect Rustboro City with Verdanturf Town_ - the *Rusturf (Rust-Turf) Tunnel.* So while I can believe that *Game Freak* may have been hinting at _the Sinnoh and Johto Regions being physically connected_ at one point, I doubt they'd have come up with the Idea of *Arceus being referred to as "Sinjoh"* when they made this Event...
@@Rohit-iz5wz Scarlet Entry # 125 “This Pokémon was brought to Paldea long ago by people from a faraway land. It’s so strong that it can easily pull an airplane.” So SwSh, PLA, and SV all reference this region. Here’s hoping this means we get to see it soon.
Gotta say I love these videos there were a few regions that I didn't know about that might be hiding away out there. Thanks as always for the awesome vid! Personally I would love to see a New Zealand region one day as we have a lot of unique animal species here extinct and extant that would make awesome new Pokemon.
Never really realized how much connection Mew has to South America. My first thought would be a region based on Brazil, as there's strong history behind them and Japan.
There is also: 1. An unnamed region in the tcg's aquapolis set that appears to have italy/Greece inspirations including a 3 peaked mountain which could allude to tre cime. 2. A china inspired region based on kubfu, parasect and arcanine's pokedex entries. 3. Glacia's home region. She's from a cold region which could be galar or sinnoh but otherwise, maybe somewhere Scandinavian inspired? 4. Russian region. Mentioned by the Silph Co Tiksi branch reference in the early games. 5. Corphish's original region along with regional variant.
If the garchomp line is from this tropical region, how could it be that they ended up in Hisui living on snowy mountain tops and caves? Maybe the original settlers of Hisui of the diamond and pearl clan brought them over in their regional forms and they adapted over time? Or maybe Pokémon Pangea?
An Australia based region for pokemon games sounds totally awesome, I mean how is THAT not a cool idea?? While I technically have "seen" that idea already being put into a game before with Ty the Tasmanian tiger 1 and 2 games playing around with that idea (really obscure games, I know) I would absolutely love to see what a pokemon equivalent take on Australia would look like at some point in the future.
It’s also a great opportunity for them to go all out on crazy designs because Australia in general is just Like That. They could go full monster on some original mons and regional variants with that justification and it’d be really cool to see
You forgot China/Hong Kong. Kubfu line is possibly a reference to Britain and its relationship with HK, and the legendary quartet we got in Paldea could be a reference to the Spanish/Portuguese ports found throughout Asia (or specifically, China).
Also. I have been curious of this…. Where does Zoroark come from? Because based on the games it seems that this Pokémon has been migrating from place to place as it’s been pushed out by people. Kinda makes me wonder if it’s really a Unovan Pokémon or just happened to be there and it came from somewhere else. The same goes for the new Pokémon starter Quaxly. It actually states in the Pokédex that it is not native to Paldea so makes me wonder where the little duckling came from.
Sinjoh would become my favorite region ever, because I love so many Pokémon in 2nd and 4th Gens. Edit: You pronounce Holon very differently from me and a region that could include the Amazon rainforest sounds awesome.
I think there is a chance of Sinjoh to appear in the future. If GF/Nintendo/TPC ever create Pokemon Legends Johto, they can have Sinjoh be added to that game as well as Johto. That way not only they can still have the concept of having two regions in one game just like the Gen 2 games and their remakes, but still making these games fresh in comparison to them, on top of finally letting us discover the secrets of Sinjoh that come with it.
i believe gible's home generation would be based more on southeast asia than australia, since it isnt too far from australia, generally is more tropical and is also hot and humid
I wonder if the delta species of holon are in any way connected to terastalization? Talking about energy affecting the types of Pokemon sounds like a big similarity between the two not to mention the crystal like structure shown at 7:12
About the last one it's also said in Raichu's Pokedex entry (from like gen 1) it says it could paralyze or take out an Indian elephant and then in Legends Arceus it's changed to say "Copperajah" so that could be taken as even more proof perhaps
Raichu's dex entry is the first mention in all of Pokemon to mention a country like India, and later on was fixed to say the Indian Elephant was Copperajah, so no doubt Copperajah is from India. Didn't know about Yungoose though. I think it could be the next dex entry, Geeta's name is South Asian as well, so could be even more pointing to it. (Imagine if we get to see trainers wearing kurtas or saris, I dunno, they would look so elegant while throwing balls in the air).. And there's real life animals like the Great Eared Nightjar that would make an interesting Pokemon (A rainbow squirrel as well exists, forgot it's name)
I believe Garchomp's origins is more inspired from the area of Ecuador or from South America near Brazil, those areas have significantly higher biodiversity of reptiles compared to Australia. In fact Australia ranks pretty low on the reptile biodiversity index, and it's actually closer to places in the Southern United States.
2 things: The Sinjoh might just be Johto, i know that Jotoh is mention in the game, but Sinjoh might be its previous name like Hisui is Sinnoh. Also, when talking about India, i thought you were going to mention Raichu's Pokedex entries where it specifically says it has enough voltage to make an Indian Elephant faint... those entries where now change to "make a Coperajah faint", effectively confirming that Coperajah is an Indian Pokemon… also, Laventon seems to be from India cuz that Pokedex entries is mentioned by him with added "...Coperajah of my homeland".
So what we have so far: - a very hot region where garchomp comes from. - A region that would act as a link between jhoto and sinnoh. - the region of holon that is only mentioned in the tcg. - a possible region based on guyana (or in South America if they want to simplify) where mew material was found. - a possible indian based region where gumshoos and copperajah hails from. and as an extra a possible region based on china where the legendary quartet came from and who were brought to paldea...that's a lot. Although if we are realistic probably the next region is based on another European country (hopefully it's Italy)
The next European region is most likely the Netherlands. Artazon is a Dutch styled town... Hassel is a Dutch surname. There is this: Hassel is a descendant of a long line of Dragon-type Trainers in an unnamed faraway region. He ran away from home as a youth to pursue a dream of "making music", before becoming a member of the Elite Four in the Paldea Region as well as an art instructor at the academy. Hassel is shown to be friendly, but very emotional, as he bursts into tears of joy when defeated by the player. He is an old friend of Gym Leader Brassius of Artazon. At one point, one of Hassel's relatives tries to convince him to come home, but his students' support prompts him to remain at the academy. There is a painting in the players house with 2 Dutch Styled windmills on it. BDSP has the Starry Nights painting... which is made by Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. Quaxly's dex entry also semi-confirms it... since Quaxly is based on the Crested Duck. The Crested is a breed of domestic duck. It was probably brought to Europe from the East Indies by Dutch ships.[3]: 413 It has its appearance because it is heterozygous for a genetic mutation causing a deformity of the skull. The Crested probably originates in the East Indies, with subsequent development in Holland.[3]: 413 Crested ducks are seen in seventeenth-century paintings such as those of Melchior d'Hondecoeter and Jan Steen.
An Australia region for the Gible line makes a lot of sense. Its based on the Hammerhead shark and those animals roam the waters around Australia (And New Zealand). Netherlands region is all but confirmed as well.. Dutch styled town in Paldea (Artazon). Hassel is a Dutch surname... and there is this... Hassel is a descendant of a long line of Dragon-type Trainers in an unnamed faraway region. He ran away from home as a youth to pursue a dream of "making music", before becoming a member of the Elite Four in the Paldea Region as well as an art instructor at the academy. Hassel is shown to be friendly, but very emotional, as he bursts into tears of joy when defeated by the player. He is an old friend of Gym Leader Brassius of Artazon. At one point, one of Hassel's relatives tries to convince him to come home, but his students' support prompts him to remain at the academy. Interesting bit of history. The surname Hassell was first found in Holland, where the name became noted for its many branches in the region, each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region. The name was first recorded in Amsterdam, an ancient 13th century town held by the Lords of Amstel. Giesebrecht II built a castle there. There is also this: John Hassell (1767-1825), English watercolour landscape painter, engraver, illustrator, writer, publisher and drawing-master. Soo... yeah... Netherlands is probably the next European region.
Don't forget the history between The Netherlands and Spain. If we visit a Netherlands based region it could have a lot of history with Paldea and expand Paldea's story aswel. Maybe the Paldean king once had control of The Netherlands region, and surrounding areas, until an uprising. Maybe it's the same king connected to the four ruin Pokemon. I would love to see that!
@@AvengedToni Heck... what they even can do is have a Legends Unova game in the generation a Dutch region also is... to expand on that 2 brothers went to war lore... one sided with Galar... while the other one sided with the NL region.
Yeah, the region that the Gible line originates from being Australia makes sense. It's likely the place with the most terrifyingly dangerous wildlife in our world, so a species of land sharks that are also part dragon being from someplace based off of it just makes sense.
in one of the buildings in castelia city (cant remember if it was in og's or sequels) you could go to a party at a top floor and it was full of foreigners, most of them spoke what I believe is Spanish and we now got a spanish/portugalian region, but there was one dude that spoke german so it leaves me with belief that one day we'll get a german region, also the guy was bragging about getting a car which I thought was ironic.
Considering all the hints in Paldea... Netherlands is probably next for an European region (And it makes sense as well... since we have gotten England... France and Spain already... which together with the Netherlands... were the four major superpowers in the colonial age.
Here is my theory on each of these entries: I bet that Gible and Gabite and Garchomp original forms would come from a Galapagos region. They could be long lost ancestors of those swimming lizards. Galapagos is on the equator line and is a island chain of tropical islands. Sinjoh could be a location that is hidden by tall mountains above Sinnoh and Johto. There could of been a cave in blocking the Sinjoh Ruins from the tribe of Sinjohians. If there was ever a pokemon game about Sinjoh I would imagine it being a location stuck in the Hisui times. There would be past forms of many pokemon that would be normal to them. My theory is if this game was to have a plot, it would be about Sinnoh or Johto miners coming in and trying to change the Sinjohians way of life. I think the Holan region would just be a region where all TCG games are set. It would make more sense than alternate universe where Pokemon became cards and the trainers battle them for prizes by going to different battle stadiums all around the region and beating them in Pokemon TCG. This Guyanan Mew home-region would also make sense if combined with an equador region, smush all the North-South American countries into one for this :) Side-note: Far-away island? Sounds like one of the names for the tropical islands of the Galapagos region where Garchomp comes from :) India region: To be honest, that is 100% going to be gen 10 or 11. (I don’t know if Game-freak would want to make their milestone 10 game based on Japan)
While Australia seems feasable for the Garchomp line, I'd also like to propose a Florida/Carribbean region(s). Besides, Sharknado partially took place in Florida, Shamu was technically a Shark, and Florida is subtropical. It also plays into the weird behaviors of the state.
Hawaii is actually hotter than Florida on average (Hawaii 81F, Florida 82F as hottest temperatures... Hawaii 72F and Florida 61F coldest)... So if we take the average... Hawaii is hotter than Florida... as such Florida doesn't fit in. Because Australia is relatively close to the equator, it is quite warm. In the north, temperatures are still well above twenty degrees Celsius (68 °F) during the local winter, and only in some parts of southern Australia there is a chance of frost or snow. It is also a fairly dry country, with over half of the land area receiving less than five hundred millimeters (19.6 inch) of precipitation on an annual basis. So Australia is on average also hotter than Florida. So its probably Australia.
Pokemon XD's region is Orre, which is based on Arizona... but apparently wild pokemon are rare in there due to the environment being too harsh for them. Still I feel like Garchomp line could have been from the Orre region...
I always thought that the Garchomp line was originally from Hoenn. Not only does it look like the "land shark" version of Sharpedo's sea shark in coloration and pattern, but also many of the Garchomp line's pokedex entries mentions geothermal caves, which would likely be abundant in the volcanically active region of Hoenn.
I know that the games, movies and cards aren't necessarily the same universe but I think it's cool that we got a little glimpse of Mew's region in the first movie because the scientists traveled to find them.
We need to get a prehistoric kind of story where we see fossil and paradox pokemon roam the land and last stage evolutions which resemble mega evolutions like with roaring moon
holon for me, if you wanted to play in a civilized sinjoh it would have to be even further back than legends arceus, this kind of region is best built by lore rather than focal story
Yeah, I like to believe that Faraway island is Mew’s actual home. Maybe there’s another, larger landmass nearby where Mew once lived in abundance (the South American region itself), but Faraway Island is now completely shrouded from it as the last bastion of Mew’s land, much like how Dragonite Island is hidden in the anime
I wouldn't mind seeing a Brazilian, Indiana, Chinese or an Australian region tbf. I think it would be a cool concept to explore with plenty of lore and history behind them.
Maybe not all fangames, but Insurgence definitely uses real information given to us in the games, which makes it such a fun experience. I wish more people would play insurgence lol, it’s such a good fangame.
I remember one of the scientists in Team Rockets hideout back in gen 1 mentioning a region that turned out to be a place from Russia. I don't remember its name but at the time it was extremely interesting imagining what that Russian inspired region would be like.
Sinjoh sounds lik an ancient empire, which consisted both Sinnoh and Johto. The Holon-region on the other hand sounds something that got recycled into regional forms, and no longer a thing, like that magazine/guide that told about nidoran laying eggs, while the new canon is, that none ever seen a pokemon laying eggs (also, there are no 4-evolution lines, and nidoran have no baby-form).
You know what would be cool too? Exploring regions that we haven't played in as normal trainers. like orre, or fiore. or wherever the stadium line takes place.
A idea I had about sinjoh while watching this video was if (and hopefully) we get a actual legends celebi or other type of legends game for johto it could have a cool reference where the post game is the sinjoh region like how in johto you go to kanto it would be a nice nod to the orignal games and since sinjoh is in ruins in modern times but seemingly alive in ancient times I feel it would be the best place for it but that’s also assuming game freak would do any of that and even then not cop out and it only be the sinjoh ruins as a temple with 3 houses outside it
The holon region is Paldea. Delta pokemon are different types, like terra pokemon. And the big observatory is the school. Also, those three stones coming out of the water with a stone in the middle is one of the ten sights of Paldea.
Copperajah is from North Africa and Falinks from Italy My theory is a bit long, but I short up the important part. In the real world the Romans fought the Carthaginians that were riding Elephants. In the Pokémon world the were probably riding Cooperajah. During the war with the romans who were winning and using Bisharp and more importantly Falinks some soldiers and Pokémon escaped or get kidnapped or gr lost. The Pokémon came to the Germans who traded them against food or territory or peace or conquered other valleys or breeded them and gifted to other valley and the Copperajah and Falinks got to the coast. In the Vikings time the Vikings got to Galar and so the Copperajah and Falinks got there. And even earlier the Copperajah were exported from India to Africa. But that's another story
Delta sounds a lot like tera and may end up becoming a region nearby... maybe an area where the type changes aren't temporary and have become more consistent
there's also several chinese region references Arcanine, Urshifu, Malie city, etc and a middle east region too, where the merchant that brought the ruin pokemon from that chinese region to Paldea is from
Which of these regions would you like to see be fully revealed and explored someday?
India lore is oldest and deepest in human history.
108 number is universe number sun length and distance to earth answer 108.
The holon region, I've said it before,bit Gamefreak should've just gave us Delta Pok'emon rather than Tera Pok'emon.
Honestly, either India or Guyana; let's get away from Europe and America!
I want a Pokemon Legends Holon.
Small addition to the Indian region: Theres a pokedex entry for raichu in FRLG that states that raichus volts can incapacitate an indian elephant. In the pokedex for Legends Arceus, Raichus pokedex entry is very similar, but instead of indian elephant, it says Copperajah.
This was in it's original dex entry too
@@pemehl6414 Geeta does not use a Copperajah. Chairman Rose in Galar does though.
@@pemehl6414 she doesn’t use a copperaja
I was surprised he didn’t mention Raichu cuz that was my first thought too 😂
FRLG where they still referred to real animals to compare pokemon to.
Gible could also be from the postgame island in Sinnoh. It has tropical trees and Stark Mountain would definitely provide a lot of heat
You know basically being an active volcano
@@lashawndamartin9568 might be a little bit hot
No where near as hot as Australia trust
wait the dexes said the region is hotter than alola so does that mean it's hotter than wela volcano or?
Maybe hoenn too its hot and has a volcano mountain
Another pokémon that's dex entry suggests an unknown region is Urshifu most likely a Chinese based region.
This is the dex entry of Single Strike Style Urshifu "Inhabiting the mountains of a distant region, this Pokémon races across sheer cliffs, training its legs and refining its moves."
Maybe the same region the ruinous artifacts are from?
Arcanine dex entry literally says it's originally a legendary pokemon from China (new form i guess)
Yeah I kinda guessed that since Kung Fu is a chinese fighting style it’s kinda obvious it would have ties to china. It’s colour pallete is like a panda, it doesn’t really look like a panda though so idk if the colour thing was intentional
The lore behind Sinjoh (in the manga at least) is that it’s a pocket dimension Arceus made for his most loyal human followers. They dedicated that temple to Arceus so he could return when humanity is ready for him (which Gold proves by the end of HGSS).
Also in the manga, Mew is theorized to be from Faraway Island in Hoenn. The reason why it’s so hard to find is because it’s also in a pocket dimension and only opens to the public once a month. It’s just a theory though and not actually confirmed.
There's so much awesome lore in the manga. I wish they took from it more.
And thats just a theory...A GAME THEORY-
As cool and as fleshed out as this is I stopped taking video game manga canon seriously after reading the Legend of Zelda manga. I mean I have only read through Adventures part way into Hoenn and it definitely holds up pretty well. But I will never be able to unsee the things in LoZ.
Well you know it holds up if you ignore the time Lance like fucking poke-nuked whole population centers and did some pretty awful shit with the Elite Four, or Mewtwo's giant spoon weapon and the fact that he's genetically linked to Blaine because he used his DNA to help create Mewtwo and well I could go on.
So I revert back to my original statement.
To add onto the Indian region theory. Raichu used to have a dex entry that stated it could incapacitate a Indian Elephant but it was recently changed to Copperajah instead and both Pokémon mentioned in the video, Copperajah and Yungoose, that hint at India are in Scarlet and Violet possibly leading us to India in Gen X
*AGAIN, YUNGOOS DOES NOT END WITH AN E!*
The mysterious regions that I would like to see for myself the most is the Guyana based region and the India based region. Guyana and the Indian based region have a lot of culture and mythology that would make for a great Pokémon region. I would also like to see the Sinjoh region be represented in a Pokémon Legends game. Having a Sinjoh region in a Pokémon game would help unravel all the lore and mythology of the Pokémon world and the connection between Johto and Sinnoh. For Generation 10 I would like to see the new Pokémon games take place in a China and Hong Kong based Pokémon region!
I think they’re implying that will be next, since that’s where the Treasures of Ruin are from.
I have seen several spots suggesting the next Legends game could be set in Johto, if that be the case I feel like Sinjoh will have to be a part of it. Hell they could even dabble a little with Kanto too, and then never make a Kanto or Johto game again.
I would love them to have chinese region with the last fire starter of the puzzle piece, by that i mean that every fire starter so far (with the record broken by gen IX) was a chinese zodiac animal with some stretches that fennekin is a dog and cyndaquil a rat, and the remaining ones are sheep, horse snake and ox
I would love to see a pokemon based on the Rakshasa.
What's cool about this is that in Guyana, you actually have a lot of Indian immigrants living there, and have for many years. They could definitely add in more hints to a future Indian generation, assuming they did a Guyana/SA region beforehand anyway
I took a look and where I live you only have to draw about a 35 mile radius circle around my city to get 15 different towns in it (the same as mainland sinnoh), assuming the pokemon world is about the same size as earth and assuming this 35 mile circle for all the 14 regions we’ve seen, including orre sevii islands and the ranger games, (even though I’m sure they vary greatly in size) we’ve only seen about .03% of the pokemon world which is crazy to think about.
I really want an Australia-inspired region... the sooner my home country gets represented, the better. I can kinda see the Garchomp family getting a regional variant there.
Stuff the regional Garchcomp. I just want a platypus, lyrebird and drop bear Pokemon
@@jembozaba4864 Agreed to those. Garchomp is pretty overrated, especially a certain Champion it's always associated with.
@@jembozaba4864 lyebird is cool. What mythology or potential dragons are possible from an australian region?
@@yamiyugi8987 There’s a few. We have stuff like that Bunyip, the rainbow snake and the Yowie. I’m not that familiar with our Indigenous culture and history. But it’s the oldest living civilisation on the planet. There is a lot of history there
If there is Pokemon region based on Australia, we might see a Pokemon counterpart of Steve Irwin with his Pokemon being Feraligatr, Krookodile and Skeledirge.
I think the 4 new legendaries of ruin in Paldea should be mentioned as they are supossed to be gifts from Other región, clearly based in China
Sun's dex entry for Makuhita: ' It was originally brought in from another region, but now Makuhita from Alola are more famous.' I interpret this as 'The Makuhita we know are actually its Alolan Form'
As a Brazilian, I like to think that Mew and Quaquaval (with their obvious Brazilian inspiration) come from the same region that is based in Brazil. If the region would be based in Latin America as a whole, I see other pokemons like Skeledirge (with its obvious Mexican inspiration) being part of it, for sure.
I would love to see a video about which pokemons (of the ones that already exist) could be part of this region based on Brazil/Latin America
Imagina uma região inteira inspirada no Brasil 🥹
Ludicolo.
How is Mew related to Brazil?
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A long time ago Mew was stated to be from South America.
@@joefarrow1599 80% of the Amazon forest is in Brazil
I also feel like Garchomp is from the Australia based region because Garchomp could exist there in real life and it’s just be another one of those kill you on sight animals they already have there
If Copperajah is a reference to an Indian/south Asian region, it’s fitting it appears in galar, a region based on England, which in turn, was a nation that colonized India. Therefore can we presume that Copperajah was transported to Galar so that their researchers could study it since they conquered an “unknown nation?” This would be absolutely fascinating on Pokémon’s part!
I know they probably won’t ever make mythicals available in mass, but the region with Mew also would be a great home for the herds of Zarude that we know exist, along with the mountains gible is from having more cubfu, the second on is more of a stretch but we do know groups exist in some mountains somewhere
I was always under the impression that mew was the ancestor of all pokemon, and at one point in the past, it could be found anywhere. And South America was just where Mr. Fuji found ruins depicting it.
I have a feeling Sinjoh is actually just ancient/unsettled Johto. Johto just having become its modern/official name BEFORE the events of PLA. That being how you could have references for both.
Personally, I think the name *'Sinjoh'* comes from the fact that Sinnoh was originally *part of the Land Mass that had Johto (and Kanto) on it,* thus 'Sinjoh' would be the name *of the Continent.*
Remember, Sinnoh is the resting place of *Regigigas,* the Pokémon that supposedly _pulled the Continents_ into their current positions. If Sinnoh were pulled apart from Sinjoh and broke off, the area between the two would've probably been torn apart - *hence the 'Ruins' of Sinjoh!*
The fact you can only reach these ruins *via Arceus* means wherever they are is likely _on an island_ that survived this calamity *through Arceus' power,* somewhere *between Sinnoh and the Kanto/Johto Mainland...*
@@lianaverwood9810 I like that too and I definitely don’t believe it’s a “separate” region as Hoops stated
No, I think Sinjoh is what the ancients used to call Arceus.. as in an alternative name.
That's why they are called Sinjoh ruins, they are an old temple of Arceus.
They are stating in the old tale that this is the land of Arceus.
Perhaps that's how Sinnoh gets its name eventually, and also Johto is named after it too due to the ruins of alph
@@jamiemckell34 I doubt *Game Freak* were thinking that far ahead at the time. _Pokémon Legends: Arceus_ shows that the descendants of the Ancients know that the *"Almighty Sinnoh"* that the current Natives revere (despite mistakenly attributing this faith to _Dialga and Palkia)_ is actually referring to the entity known as *Arceus - not 'Sinjoh'.*
And as I said, the *Sinjoh Ruins Event* was created way back in _Heart Gold and Soul Silver,_ during the Generation that *introduced the Sinnoh Region* - so it's much more likely that _Game Freak_ were trying to create the link between *the Unown in the Ruins of Alph in Johto* and *the Alpha Pokémon Arceus residing in the Sinnoh Region,* by having the Event happen in a location that is somewhere between the two Continents, thus being named _the 'Sin-Joh' Ruins..._
This naming convention has appeared in the past as precedent, too - the Tunnel being made in the Hoenn Region was named for the fact _it would connect Rustboro City with Verdanturf Town_ - the *Rusturf (Rust-Turf) Tunnel.*
So while I can believe that *Game Freak* may have been hinting at _the Sinnoh and Johto Regions being physically connected_ at one point, I doubt they'd have come up with the Idea of *Arceus being referred to as "Sinjoh"* when they made this Event...
@@lianaverwood9810 Good point
I am actually shocked that that when talking about the Indian region you didn’t talk about the SV Pokédex entry, or the PLA Raichu Pokédex entry.
What's in SV pokedex ?
@@Rohit-iz5wz Scarlet Entry # 125 “This Pokémon was brought to Paldea long ago by people from a faraway land. It’s so strong that it can easily pull an airplane.”
So SwSh, PLA, and SV all reference this region. Here’s hoping this means we get to see it soon.
Love all the effort you put into this research, awesome video as always. Hope the Australian region and Sinjoh get made soon.
Gotta say I love these videos there were a few regions that I didn't know about that might be hiding away out there. Thanks as always for the awesome vid! Personally I would love to see a New Zealand region one day as we have a lot of unique animal species here extinct and extant that would make awesome new Pokemon.
Thanks for watching!! 😊
Never really realized how much connection Mew has to South America. My first thought would be a region based on Brazil, as there's strong history behind them and Japan.
There is also:
1. An unnamed region in the tcg's aquapolis set that appears to have italy/Greece inspirations including a 3 peaked mountain which could allude to tre cime.
2. A china inspired region based on kubfu, parasect and arcanine's pokedex entries.
3. Glacia's home region. She's from a cold region which could be galar or sinnoh but otherwise, maybe somewhere Scandinavian inspired?
4. Russian region. Mentioned by the Silph Co Tiksi branch reference in the early games.
5. Corphish's original region along with regional variant.
If the garchomp line is from this tropical region, how could it be that they ended up in Hisui living on snowy mountain tops and caves? Maybe the original settlers of Hisui of the diamond and pearl clan brought them over in their regional forms and they adapted over time? Or maybe Pokémon Pangea?
An Australia based region for pokemon games sounds totally awesome, I mean how is THAT not a cool idea?? While I technically have "seen" that idea already being put into a game before with Ty the Tasmanian tiger 1 and 2 games playing around with that idea (really obscure games, I know) I would absolutely love to see what a pokemon equivalent take on Australia would look like at some point in the future.
It’s also a great opportunity for them to go all out on crazy designs because Australia in general is just Like That. They could go full monster on some original mons and regional variants with that justification and it’d be really cool to see
Playing Ty 1 and 2 is also what made me want an Australian region
make the Australian region more like PLA where literally everything wants to kill you. because that is the meme with Australia
You forgot China/Hong Kong. Kubfu line is possibly a reference to Britain and its relationship with HK, and the legendary quartet we got in Paldea could be a reference to the Spanish/Portuguese ports found throughout Asia (or specifically, China).
I would love to see Sinjoh as some combination of a Legends and next gen game
Also. I have been curious of this…. Where does Zoroark come from? Because based on the games it seems that this Pokémon has been migrating from place to place as it’s been pushed out by people. Kinda makes me wonder if it’s really a Unovan Pokémon or just happened to be there and it came from somewhere else.
The same goes for the new Pokémon starter Quaxly. It actually states in the Pokédex that it is not native to Paldea so makes me wonder where the little duckling came from.
We need to return to regions Fiore or Orre
I agree, I really enjoyed pokemon xd.... I wish we could explore it further....
The greatest American region. I need more of it.
Sinjoh would become my favorite region ever, because I love so many Pokémon in 2nd and 4th Gens.
Edit: You pronounce Holon very differently from me and a region that could include the Amazon rainforest sounds awesome.
I think there is a chance of Sinjoh to appear in the future. If GF/Nintendo/TPC ever create Pokemon Legends Johto, they can have Sinjoh be added to that game as well as Johto. That way not only they can still have the concept of having two regions in one game just like the Gen 2 games and their remakes, but still making these games fresh in comparison to them, on top of finally letting us discover the secrets of Sinjoh that come with it.
i believe gible's home generation would be based more on southeast asia than australia, since it isnt too far from australia, generally is more tropical and is also hot and humid
This is honestly one of my favorite videos of yours so far!! And yes, please don’t forget about. Kubfu!
I wonder if the delta species of holon are in any way connected to terastalization? Talking about energy affecting the types of Pokemon sounds like a big similarity between the two not to mention the crystal like structure shown at 7:12
About the last one it's also said in Raichu's Pokedex entry (from like gen 1) it says it could paralyze or take out an Indian elephant and then in Legends Arceus it's changed to say "Copperajah" so that could be taken as even more proof perhaps
Isn't it also interesting that Celebi is based Kokopelli, a South American mythical deity?
Raichu's dex entry is the first mention in all of Pokemon to mention a country like India, and later on was fixed to say the Indian Elephant was Copperajah, so no doubt Copperajah is from India. Didn't know about Yungoose though. I think it could be the next dex entry, Geeta's name is South Asian as well, so could be even more pointing to it. (Imagine if we get to see trainers wearing kurtas or saris, I dunno, they would look so elegant while throwing balls in the air).. And there's real life animals like the Great Eared Nightjar that would make an interesting Pokemon (A rainbow squirrel as well exists, forgot it's name)
*YUNGOOS DOES NOT END WITH AN E! AND WE DON'T USE THE WORD ITS AS A PRONOUN IF THERE'S AN APOSTROPHE IN IT!*
I believe Garchomp's origins is more inspired from the area of Ecuador or from South America near Brazil, those areas have significantly higher biodiversity of reptiles compared to Australia. In fact Australia ranks pretty low on the reptile biodiversity index, and it's actually closer to places in the Southern United States.
So the Garchomp line isn't from Sinnoh so basically they migrated to Sinnoh.
Yeah that’s usually how it happens..
2 things:
The Sinjoh might just be Johto, i know that Jotoh is mention in the game, but Sinjoh might be its previous name like Hisui is Sinnoh.
Also, when talking about India, i thought you were going to mention Raichu's Pokedex entries where it specifically says it has enough voltage to make an Indian Elephant faint... those entries where now change to "make a Coperajah faint", effectively confirming that Coperajah is an Indian Pokemon… also, Laventon seems to be from India cuz that Pokedex entries is mentioned by him with added "...Coperajah of my homeland".
So what we have so far:
- a very hot region where garchomp comes from.
- A region that would act as a link between jhoto and sinnoh.
- the region of holon that is only mentioned in the tcg.
- a possible region based on guyana (or in South America if they want to simplify)
where mew material was found.
- a possible indian based region where gumshoos and copperajah hails from.
and as an extra a possible region based on china where the legendary quartet came from and who were brought to paldea...that's a lot.
Although if we are realistic probably the next region is based on another European country (hopefully it's Italy)
The next European region is most likely the Netherlands.
Artazon is a Dutch styled town...
Hassel is a Dutch surname. There is this: Hassel is a descendant of a long line of Dragon-type Trainers in an unnamed faraway region. He ran away from home as a youth to pursue a dream of "making music", before becoming a member of the Elite Four in the Paldea Region as well as an art instructor at the academy. Hassel is shown to be friendly, but very emotional, as he bursts into tears of joy when defeated by the player. He is an old friend of Gym Leader Brassius of Artazon. At one point, one of Hassel's relatives tries to convince him to come home, but his students' support prompts him to remain at the academy.
There is a painting in the players house with 2 Dutch Styled windmills on it.
BDSP has the Starry Nights painting... which is made by Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh.
Quaxly's dex entry also semi-confirms it... since Quaxly is based on the Crested Duck.
The Crested is a breed of domestic duck. It was probably brought to Europe from the East Indies by Dutch ships.[3]: 413 It has its appearance because it is heterozygous for a genetic mutation causing a deformity of the skull.
The Crested probably originates in the East Indies, with subsequent development in Holland.[3]: 413 Crested ducks are seen in seventeenth-century paintings such as those of Melchior d'Hondecoeter and Jan Steen.
Given the snow coverage I think sinjoh could be Aomori or somewhere around it
I want to mention Lucario since is he no longer catchable in present Sinnoh could this be a hint to a new region which Lucario emigrated to?
An Australia region for the Gible line makes a lot of sense. Its based on the Hammerhead shark and those animals roam the waters around Australia (And New Zealand).
Netherlands region is all but confirmed as well..
Dutch styled town in Paldea (Artazon).
Hassel is a Dutch surname... and there is this... Hassel is a descendant of a long line of Dragon-type Trainers in an unnamed faraway region. He ran away from home as a youth to pursue a dream of "making music", before becoming a member of the Elite Four in the Paldea Region as well as an art instructor at the academy. Hassel is shown to be friendly, but very emotional, as he bursts into tears of joy when defeated by the player. He is an old friend of Gym Leader Brassius of Artazon. At one point, one of Hassel's relatives tries to convince him to come home, but his students' support prompts him to remain at the academy. Interesting bit of history.
The surname Hassell was first found in Holland, where the name became noted for its many branches in the region, each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region. The name was first recorded in Amsterdam, an ancient 13th century town held by the Lords of Amstel. Giesebrecht II built a castle there.
There is also this: John Hassell (1767-1825), English watercolour landscape painter, engraver, illustrator, writer, publisher and drawing-master.
Soo... yeah... Netherlands is probably the next European region.
Don't forget the history between The Netherlands and Spain. If we visit a Netherlands based region it could have a lot of history with Paldea and expand Paldea's story aswel. Maybe the Paldean king once had control of The Netherlands region, and surrounding areas, until an uprising. Maybe it's the same king connected to the four ruin Pokemon. I would love to see that!
@@AvengedToni Heck... what they even can do is have a Legends Unova game in the generation a Dutch region also is... to expand on that 2 brothers went to war lore... one sided with Galar... while the other one sided with the NL region.
Yeah, the region that the Gible line originates from being Australia makes sense. It's likely the place with the most terrifyingly dangerous wildlife in our world, so a species of land sharks that are also part dragon being from someplace based off of it just makes sense.
I wonder what if there’s a Egypt region, and the main villain is essentially DIO in Pokémon, minus being a vampire.
Good show on the Calm Mind podcast yesterday. I didn't realize I haven't watched a video from you in 6 months. I gotta subscribe and catch up lol
in one of the buildings in castelia city (cant remember if it was in og's or sequels) you could go to a party at a top floor and it was full of foreigners, most of them spoke what I believe is Spanish and we now got a spanish/portugalian region, but there was one dude that spoke german so it leaves me with belief that one day we'll get a german region, also the guy was bragging about getting a car which I thought was ironic.
As a german, I would like that! We have a lot of folklore and legends. It would be interessting to see how it would turn out as an Pokémon-Region!
@@LightDragonSlayer I would also like that as a Pole because that would be the closest we get lmao
Considering all the hints in Paldea... Netherlands is probably next for an European region (And it makes sense as well... since we have gotten England... France and Spain already... which together with the Netherlands... were the four major superpowers in the colonial age.
9:12 Love the PokePark clip!
Here is my theory on each of these entries:
I bet that Gible and Gabite and Garchomp original forms would come from a Galapagos region. They could be long lost ancestors of those swimming lizards. Galapagos is on the equator line and is a island chain of tropical islands.
Sinjoh could be a location that is hidden by tall mountains above Sinnoh and Johto. There could of been a cave in blocking the Sinjoh Ruins from the tribe of Sinjohians. If there was ever a pokemon game about Sinjoh I would imagine it being a location stuck in the Hisui times. There would be past forms of many pokemon that would be normal to them. My theory is if this game was to have a plot, it would be about Sinnoh or Johto miners coming in and trying to change the Sinjohians way of life.
I think the Holan region would just be a region where all TCG games are set. It would make more sense than alternate universe where Pokemon became cards and the trainers battle them for prizes by going to different battle stadiums all around the region and beating them in Pokemon TCG.
This Guyanan Mew home-region would also make sense if combined with an equador region, smush all the North-South American countries into one for this :)
Side-note: Far-away island? Sounds like one of the names for the tropical islands of the Galapagos region where Garchomp comes from :)
India region: To be honest, that is 100% going to be gen 10 or 11. (I don’t know if Game-freak would want to make their milestone 10 game based on Japan)
Now way! That’s my home town you shown when mentioning Australia, lots of love man❤
I hope Gen 10 is the Sinjoh region. We can get a brand new region as well as revisit parts of the Kanto, Johto and/or Sinnoh regions for nostalgia
Sinjoh would most likely be the name of the region in a Legends Kanto/Johto game.
@@nickdentoom1173 yeah true true, it’ll be cool to visit
If Pokémon Legends: Mew is actually announced one day, this story could be set in the Holon region, and I think that would be awesome
While Australia seems feasable for the Garchomp line, I'd also like to propose a Florida/Carribbean region(s). Besides, Sharknado partially took place in Florida, Shamu was technically a Shark, and Florida is subtropical. It also plays into the weird behaviors of the state.
Hawaii is actually hotter than Florida on average (Hawaii 81F, Florida 82F as hottest temperatures... Hawaii 72F and Florida 61F coldest)... So if we take the average... Hawaii is hotter than Florida... as such Florida doesn't fit in.
Because Australia is relatively close to the equator, it is quite warm. In the north, temperatures are still well above twenty degrees Celsius (68 °F) during the local winter, and only in some parts of southern Australia there is a chance of frost or snow. It is also a fairly dry country, with over half of the land area receiving less than five hundred millimeters (19.6 inch) of precipitation on an annual basis.
So Australia is on average also hotter than Florida.
So its probably Australia.
Pokemon XD's region is Orre, which is based on Arizona... but apparently wild pokemon are rare in there due to the environment being too harsh for them. Still I feel like Garchomp line could have been from the Orre region...
@@MidniteSpectre Orre is non-canon to the normal timeline though... so doesn't count.
maybey they reveal sinjo in a legends jotho game or a jotho remake????
I always thought that the Garchomp line was originally from Hoenn. Not only does it look like the "land shark" version of Sharpedo's sea shark in coloration and pattern, but also many of the Garchomp line's pokedex entries mentions geothermal caves, which would likely be abundant in the volcanically active region of Hoenn.
I know that the games, movies and cards aren't necessarily the same universe but I think it's cool that we got a little glimpse of Mew's region in the first movie because the scientists traveled to find them.
We need to get a prehistoric kind of story where we see fossil and paradox pokemon roam the land and last stage evolutions which resemble mega evolutions like with roaring moon
Yes! Thanks for bringing up the holon region.
Idk which one id wanna explore more: Sinjoh or Holon!!
holon for me, if you wanted to play in a civilized sinjoh it would have to be even further back than legends arceus, this kind of region is best built by lore rather than focal story
Nice Pokemon video man
definitely want to see Sinjoh
Yeah, I like to believe that Faraway island is Mew’s actual home. Maybe there’s another, larger landmass nearby where Mew once lived in abundance (the South American region itself), but Faraway Island is now completely shrouded from it as the last bastion of Mew’s land, much like how Dragonite Island is hidden in the anime
Mew and Gible could be from the same region. This region could also have all the fossil pokemon in their true typings.
Supposedly, Mega Aerodactyl is its true form. The others could see their original forms realised though.
I so hope we get the chance to go to sinjoh in itis full glory and magnificent in the future
What about the tiksi region mentioned in firered and leafgreen?
1:53 - if it's hotter than hell outside,
Why tf would would your heating bill be high? Wouldn't it be your AC bill? Lmao
We are getting a lot more Egyptian pokemon, I've noticed
I wouldn't mind seeing a Brazilian, Indiana, Chinese or an Australian region tbf. I think it would be a cool concept to explore with plenty of lore and history behind them.
Video idea: Regions from Spin-Offs that you want to see more of
This is why I honestly consider every fan game and region as canon lol
Maybe not all fangames, but Insurgence definitely uses real information given to us in the games, which makes it such a fun experience. I wish more people would play insurgence lol, it’s such a good fangame.
Finding out Pokémon was a multiverse really changed the way I see the whole series. Everything is canon.
What about the Treasures of Ruin and China?
You can also add Quaxly to the list, as its pokedex entry states it migrated to paldea long ago from another region
Damm, aussie garchomp does make sense
I remember one of the scientists in Team Rockets hideout back in gen 1 mentioning a region that turned out to be a place from Russia. I don't remember its name but at the time it was extremely interesting imagining what that Russian inspired region would be like.
Sinjoh sounds lik an ancient empire, which consisted both Sinnoh and Johto.
The Holon-region on the other hand sounds something that got recycled into regional forms, and no longer a thing, like that magazine/guide that told about nidoran laying eggs, while the new canon is, that none ever seen a pokemon laying eggs (also, there are no 4-evolution lines, and nidoran have no baby-form).
Awesome info you have
And then we will see lots of Kangaskhans on a future Pokémon based on Australia. Ow and Komalas too.
I believe the treasures of ruin pokemon might originate from a china reigon.
Yes! Finally the acknowledgment of the Holon region! 😊
You know what would be cool too? Exploring regions that we haven't played in as normal trainers. like orre, or fiore. or wherever the stadium line takes place.
2:14 the Caribbean perhaps or somewhere similar
Maybe Australia I was thinking Caribbean tho
I can confirm that Australia gets really hot, in the summer the heat can get up to 40 degrees celsius
A idea I had about sinjoh while watching this video was if (and hopefully) we get a actual legends celebi or other type of legends game for johto it could have a cool reference where the post game is the sinjoh region like how in johto you go to kanto it would be a nice nod to the orignal games and since sinjoh is in ruins in modern times but seemingly alive in ancient times I feel it would be the best place for it but that’s also assuming game freak would do any of that and even then not cop out and it only be the sinjoh ruins as a temple with 3 houses outside it
Not a fan of the Australia theory (due to the specific word Tropics) im thinking more the Caribbean Jamaica Trinidad etc
One thing to add for gible. Caribbean is also a tropical place that is mostly hot. So they could come from there too.
The holon region is Paldea. Delta pokemon are different types, like terra pokemon. And the big observatory is the school. Also, those three stones coming out of the water with a stone in the middle is one of the ten sights of Paldea.
"To avoid the cold....." I see you, snow Garchomp 3:12
Now I'm hyped for a regional variant of garchomp.
This does make me ask: What Pok'emon are truly native to which region?
Copperajah is from North Africa and Falinks from Italy
My theory is a bit long, but I short up the important part.
In the real world the Romans fought the Carthaginians that were riding Elephants.
In the Pokémon world the were probably riding Cooperajah. During the war with the romans who were winning and using Bisharp and more importantly Falinks some soldiers and Pokémon escaped or get kidnapped or gr lost. The Pokémon came to the Germans who traded them against food or territory or peace or conquered other valleys or breeded them and gifted to other valley and the Copperajah and Falinks got to the coast. In the Vikings time the Vikings got to Galar and so the Copperajah and Falinks got there.
And even earlier the Copperajah were exported from India to Africa. But that's another story
Delta sounds a lot like tera and may end up becoming a region nearby... maybe an area where the type changes aren't temporary and have become more consistent
we still don't know what region corphish actually comes from
I've been wanting an Australia-based Pokémon region for ages. Think of how diverse that Pokédex would be.
And has hard to day alive as a Resident Evil game...
Great video.
Holan looks oddly like area zeros crater shape. 👀 Plus the change in types for delta pokemon sounds similar to the tera types.
I could also see Brazil for Gible's family because it kinda looks like a piranha that area is pretty tropical too
Not gonna lie I'd love to see the Orre region explored in official games.
there's also several chinese region references
Arcanine, Urshifu, Malie city, etc
and a middle east region too, where the merchant that brought the ruin pokemon from that chinese region to Paldea is from
Hm, how very interesting, i hope we get to know more about these Regions, at some point.
The Holon region could possibly be the Paldea region with how its about pokemon with typings other than their regular types
Mew hunter 1: where are we at?
2: lemme check. Hollon
1: eh good enougg