#crazy implications

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I think the premise is enjoyable; playing the game and seeing how many times multiple Pokemon built and made things specifically to cater to humans and to entice them into coming back, you’d get to see them actually be able to do that with Ingo.

Here! We have an open house for you, made out of dirt! And you have three pokemon roommates in that dirt house now too! Want to go exploring all the underground tunnels (gear station’s subway routes) later? We have minecarts that can go through them really fast!

You are correct in that it’s a lot like Wall-E; I have thought about that comparison many times myself! Partially why I wish the environments looked a little more destroyed I love Wall-E’s abandoned wasteland environments look lol.

As for Emmet, it is really depressing to think about what a life like that would be like. Again, entertaining the hypothetical that this all happened when Ingo was taken to Hisui, it would have been a lot to deal with. You learn that earth is no longer fit to live on, and you must all leave all your pokemon behind to go live in space. As if that’s not difficult enough to deal with, right before you’re supposed to leave, your brother goes missing and no one can find him anywhere. You are now forced to head up into space without any of your family.