Hello from Hoenn.

i'm kinda from unova lol unova is new york and i am in washington those are both america so i am loosely from unova

I'm from Paldea! (Spanish)

Hello from Kanto! 😁 (First Pokémon game I played) I don’t think there’s a Pokémon game based off of my area yet. I was born in Oregon. Specifically Salem. So the Willamette Valley area but the forest part on the way to Independence, not the city area. Now I’m in a rural/suburban mix town. Still in the Willamette Valley though

@@Hyper93314 can you see kalos from over there

Or they just wanted riolu to be a gift pokemon back then and nowadays it's nothing important :)

or maybe they're just harder to come by, wild Riolu and Lucario definitely seem like rare mons you'd find in remote mountains or ancient ruins

@@superbodoque7860 the dex entry says it’s the last

You can find them in b2&w2, implying riley got his from unova.

The first region we find wild Riolus is Unova, in the grass right after Floccesy Ranch in BW2. But they're also present in the very earlier routes of Kalos and Alola's Poni Island along wild Lucarios.

With Hisui's gimmick being Strong and Agile Style moves and Urshifu having its Single Strike and Rapid Strike forms, I think it's very safe to assume that the distant mountainous region they hail from is Sinnoh.

@@spamtong.spamton8416 there is a theory that RS was trained by keldeo in water style

@Cosmic Power Retcons are the bane of everything in pop culture.

​@Cosmic Power this video is about pokemon being from regions that were not thought of yet. either this is all bullshit or enjoy the fun thoughts.

Maybe but idk

The original plot concelt that the Kalos games were designed around was talking about how the newly discovered fairy types are actually aliens from the moon, and Team Flare are MIB that were possed by evil aliens. So back before they scrapped that you would be close

@@andrewcogdillcole3826 Source?

also being the last 3ds pokemon game it literally had every pokemon available in it

A lot of starters are probably native to the Lental Region, as you can find them in the wild there. This especially can be true for Meganium, due to its entire storyline.

What

I hope that by gen 11 or 12, a pokemon region based on India would be implemented as there are are few wildlifes to make new pokemon based on it such as bengal tiger.

Hopefully if they ever do an Indian based region, Copperajah can be reworked so it doesn't look so squished. It's an elephant pokemon but it's body looks flat compared to its trunk.

Aerodactyl is a fossil, and therefore, is not (yet, or ever) in Paldea

Well in PLA, laventon wrote the dex itself, and if laventon traveled to the johto region and obtained it as a gift, it could mean cyndaquil is not from johto. same with oshawott. however, thats a pretty specific requirement

@@ThewandererFN Or he could have found a wild Cyndaquil/Oshawott/one that someone released (maybe a shiny hunter was trying to get a shiny but the egg wasn't shiny and so they released it or something idk) or the descendent of one.

I think you misheard me, I stated that Kanto, Alola, and Paldea are the only regions the Old Amber cannot be found in 😉 As for the dex entries, I totally missed that! That is a good counterpoint!

​​@Alan I take the remaining region dex entries with less than a grain of salt: BUT I will believe in Laventon's dex wholeheartedly.

Spinarak is based on the Japanese Joro spider. In fact, the whole Johto region is a shot for shot recreation of the corresponding region of Japan

@@KnuttyEntertainmentit does look similar to it, but it has a face on it's abdomen like the happy face spider. They are also a similar color too

Thinking about it further the long lasting effects of the Area Zero crater forming may have even destabilized Eevee's DNA to cause it to evolve into so many forms.

Isn't the same true of Galar? I think you can find Eevee and all of the Eeveelutions in Galar. Eevee is on the route before the grass gym and the Eeveelutions are in the wild area and the Crown Tundra

What about the Squirtle gang?

I mean, can't you catch them in the wild in LGP/LGE?

@RabblesTheBinx probably. never played. To gimmicky for me. If they make another let's go, it should include actual combat with wild pokemon.

Perhaps for some of them, but pretty clearly the PLA starters are imported, and Quaxly's dex entry even says it came from another region.

The Let’s Go games are a different dimmension/timeline

Legends Arceus gives evidence to both starters being endangered native species and imported species. The starters for that game are all imported from other regions, but DPPt/BdSp's starters are found somewhat uncommonly in the wild. More so for piplup and turtwig than chimchar.

I'm trying to do it :)

Your profile icon is amazing, do you know where I can find the artwork in full?

One I'm surprised he didn't mention was marill since its so rare in the johto games but common everywhere else especially in hoenn. Makes me think marill Is from hoenn

I think the only other region they are in the wild is kalos

There is a one percent chance of lapras being above a waterfall on island 4

Did you forget sword and shield?

And so arrived in Sinnoh, since they can be encountered in the wild during the post-game.

@@itsfaythe6674 Yup! The Johto thing is just because of the player. Mr. Pokémon’s egg he gave them hatched into the first Togepi in Johto, thus making the player’s recording of them in the dex the first as well. It’s also why there’s not a single trainer with one

@@logans.7932 Exactly. In Sinnoh, however, there are Trainers with Togepi and its evos in the team. Even Cynthia has one 😁👍🏻

Of course, the region representing Britain drove them away lol.

how long till they run out of ground to make into pokemon regions?

​@@ghoulchan7525seeing as they've made 4 regions based on Japan (6 if you include kitakami and the sevii islands and more if you include Fiore and all that which idk about), 3 based on highly specific American locations (Arizona, NYC/NJ, Hawaii) then a region for France, Great Britain and Spain/Portugal so they have about 95% of the world left to work with lol A region based on China, Australia, India, the Southern US, California, Mexico, Russia, the Arabian peninsula, Scandinavia, East Africa, or even another region of Japan could all be really cool.

I hope this hackrom had been made before the fourth gen, since Beldums are available on Route 228 and also this would contradict the fact the anyone can get a Metagross in the game. Even Riley has one in Platinum and in the double battles.

I always thought Zarude could have been from the lush jungle as a protector of sorts before becoming a trial site

But here is the thing though. 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 Indies refers to various lands in the East or the Eastern hemisphere, particularly the islands and mainlands found in and around the Indian Ocean by Portuguese explorers. So Quaxly is most likely from the East Indies.

@@nickdentoom1173 That is indeed the animal it is inspired by. But the brazilian carnival references in quaquaval are undenyable, with even it's name being a mixture of "qua qua" (the brazilian onomatopoeia for the sound that ducks make) and "carnaval" (the portuguese word for carnival). With the portuguese being the ones that brought the crested duck do Brazil, quaxly can still be a crested duck while being from a region inspired by Brazil (one thing does not exclude the other). Now, because the crested duck is not native to Brazil, a regional "original" form of quaxly, quaxwell and/or quaquaval could still exist in a region inspired by the east indies (much like galarian zigzagoon being the original zigzagoon). But as far as the current quaquaval, it makes a lot more sense for it to be brazilian, especially since the connections it has to the brazilian carnival are stronger (at least with quaquaval) than the ones with the crested duck.

@@matheuscastro990 Like... it can have been brought to Paldea from the East Indies and then brought to a Brazilian (South American region, where it regained its original Quaquaval form). Wouldn't it be funny if we get a regional form for Quaxly/Quaquaval inspired by an Asian region Legends Game, Johto perhaps.

Probably not Mew because the Pokédex has stated there is only one left.

If we get a South American region, we should get a regional form for the Lotad line

Argentina pokemon region lol

Are there jungles in Argentina?

@@lollertoaster yeah

So their native region is either Italy or Greece.

tbh.... if we go off that (A Pokemon that is based off of something), Girafarig and Zebstrika aren't native to their respective regions either (Same with Litleo and Hippopotas for example).

Beldum is usually found around meteor sites, so I theorize it to be from space.

Tauros is not native to Paldea because all three of their forms are called breeds: Combat Breed, Aqua Breed and Blaze Breed. So that alone already suggests they are bred from other Tauros forms.

Agreed. Heck, Zorua is not native to Unova either, since you can only get it via in-game and cannot catch it. The only region you can find Zorua in are Paldea and Alola (Yes... i know you can get it in Hoenn... but you can only do it after having captured or completed Groudon, which means its a bonus capture and not actual one intended for the game specifically, so that is why i don't count it for the Galar DLC either).

@@nickdentoom1173 absolutely yes, I also consider Zorua to not be native to Unova either Also, I wanted to correct something I said in my original comment There is ONE trainer in B2W2 that have a Larvesta in her team, but I believe they did this because Larvesta is literally impossible to see before the Post-Game, and you need to breed the Volcarona that you got in order to see the thing Is funny but tragic how Larvesta and Zorua are the rarest Pokémon in their debut region 😭😭😭😭 (Zorua is rarer)

I think Lapras is from Galar natively because of its Loch Ness monster and the reason you can also find it in the wild in the most location. It being a Water type, probably means it migrated to the other regions and sought out the locations it felt the most comfortable in.

Yeah, I think JigglyPuff/Scream Tail came from Area Zero in Paldea.

While this is true FOR NOW, we haven’t had any DLC for SV yet & there’s a lot of speculation surrounding the Paradox pokemon that suggests they aren’t past/future pokemon since the Time Machine isn’t a Time Machine at all, but a machine that manifests dreams and whatever your imagination can come up with. However all of this is just speculation for now until we get DLC.

I don't think anything in the Occulture magazine can really be taken as objective fact or is meant to be. The Paradox Pokémon and Occulture are based on cryptids and the exaggerated and unbelievable stories published by paranormal magazines. Even the names of Paradox Pokémon are similar to cryptids, being descriptors of their appearance with names like Great Tusk and Roaring Moon while we have cryptids in real life named things like Bigfoot and Mothman.

A European Spanish region maybe?

​@@TeaPawt So the only one native to paldea? Since its based on spain.

From Mexico too

I vaguely remember reading that Fuecoco is from the Philippines while Sprigatito is from Mexico, and the third from Brazil all of which were Iberian colonies in the past.

​@@Ivashankoeh, but fuecoco's face is similar to a sugar skull, which is a mestizo mexican origin. Plus, all peppers originated from the americas, and mexico has many, many mythos of cryptid crocodilians. Considering Sprigatito's design influences are of a Jester, one who can put on a show to kings and masters of illusion, and considering the french "mascara" was taken from the spanish word for "mask", I think Sprigatito is either from Paldea, and *maybe* Galar or Kalos, but I think its less likely.

And the Zoroark is his mother, since she can be unlocked with a shiny Legendary Beast.

How about the Forces of Nature? They clearly are out of place in Unova. Japanese deities in a region not based on a japanese region. It's pretty obvious that they're from either Kanto, Johto, Hoenn or Sinnoh (probably Sinnoh if we look at Legends). And the Treasures of Ruin too. What are chinese relics doing in Spain?

I thought that too! But on the official Sword and Shield website it states that Kubfu’s original home is Galar, so I took them out of the video last minute

True. And Rattata aren't there either, so they don't need pest control, meaning its easier to take Yungoos away from their.

Yeah... its hard to actually pinpoint an actual native region for Water and Flying types and Pokemon that can float, considering they aren't landlocked compared to other Pokemon. Like, you can make that same case for Pokemon that can turn into Water types (For example Eevee can be native to Galar or Paldea, considering those are the only regions where they can be found, but if we look at locations, Eevee appears at more locations in Paldea than in Galar, especially with the Eeveelutions as well, which you can only catch in one location in the base game, so Eevee is probbaly native to Paldea, but Vaporeon swam to Galar and that is why the line also exists there). Murkrow are actually more plentiful in Paldea than in Sinnoh though. In Sinnoh, Murkrow only appears in the Lost Tower and Eterna Forest, while in Paldea, Murkrow appears in three of the four provinces in multiple area''s. Another point to add is that Murkrow is based on the Carrion Crow, which can be found in Iberia. Not to speak about Paldea actually being the only region you can find Honckrow in multiple provinces and area's and Honckrow also has the Europe inspiration, being based on the hooded crow. Misdreavus is most likely native to Paldea as well, since Paldea yet again being the region where its the most abundant in locations, as well as its connection to Flutter Mane.

glimwood tangle is a forest, not a jungle

That is Galar

@@Abyss_WaIker Still my point stands