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No information about a hypothetical evolution for Yungmoose has been given yet.Does anyon eknows if Yummongose has evolved form
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No information about a hypothetical evolution for Yungmoose has been given yet.Does anyon eknows if Yummongose has evolved form
I wonder if it has evoultion but guys i read that it wasnt Native pokemon as it means it belongs to another region meaning Gen 8No information about a hypothetical evolution for Yungmoose has been given yet.
Where did you read that exactly? Because Yungmoose is officialy considered to be a gen 7 mon.but guys i read that it wasnt Native pokemon as it means it belongs to another region meaning Gen 8
Pokémon Sun & Moon - New PokémonWhere did you read that exactly? Because Yungmoose is officialy considered to be a gen 7 mon.
but it has to be true thenGenerations =/= Regions
For instance, the Safari Zone Pokemon in Kanto in Gen 1 are not naturally native to Kanto.
" It was brought to the region to help deal with the explosive population of a certain other Pokémon, and now Yungoos are commonly seen around the Alola region."
i guess you are rightYou're reading way too much into this thing. These games are already confirmed to have drawn from real life, such as Iwanko being based on Poi. Invasive and introduced species are super common on islands.
It's probably not something that'll ever be delved into. Maybe Yungoos were originally native to Kanto, or Hoenn, or literally any other region. Maybe people saw how good Yungoos were at killing Ekans or Seviper that they brought them to Alola, only for them to subsequently go locally extinct in their native region.
it said that?
Ruby Pokédex Entry said:Corphish were originally foreign Pokémon that were imported as pets. They eventually turned up in the wild. This Pokémon is very hardy and has greatly increased its population.
The animal Yungoos is based on originated in Indonesia in real-life and was imported to Hawaii (Alola)
Corphish is based on the Signal and Louisiana crayfishes which originated in America (Oregon and Louisiana) but are now invasive to Japan.
Considering we're two regions into America (even if we did take a break to go to France), I wouldn't be surprised if by the time we reached some kind of Northwestern or deep south region that they'd make mention of how corphish is invasive and are native to those two regions. Same thing with a hypothetical Indonesian region and Yungoose.
They usually don't care if there's like Rafflesia arnoldii that are native to Japan, or if daruma mimicking orangutans are from New York, or if pandas are native in France. The ecosystem is kind of messed up everywhere and usually based off what's in zoos or museums in the area that the regions are based on. But considering that they made specific mention that, like their real world counterparts, the crayfish and the realistic looking mongoose are not native to their respective regions kind of makes you wonder.
I could believe that from some species like Heatran or Shaymin, but its a bit less believable for Pokemon like Kyogre and Groudon.@Zeta, I actually have a theory that legendaries are the pokemon world equivalent of critically endangered species. The reason why you can't breed them yourself is that there's strict rules in place about how professional breeders can touch them because they need to be tagged and monitored very closely. That and trying to find a Ditto that they're compatible with is near impossible so they just don't let a bunch of 10-16 year olds bother with it.
Which brings us back to the kind of topic here...I wonder if, considering the real life implications, if we're getting a legendary rat this time around.