My Pokemon Headcanons part 1
Livestock and normal animals exist in the Pokemon world, just not all the ones we have on earth and they are either in special farms for food, in the wild but not noticed because people care more about catching pokemon than mice, or are kept in protected areas for study.
- For example, We have seen characters eat meat and regular chicken eggs, Carnivineās Pokedex entry says it likes to eat small insects and animals, and in the early episodes of pokemon, regular fish have been seen a lot.
- While in one episode Ash and Brock imagined eating a sushi dish that looked like it was made from a Magikarp, this couldāve been a dish that was made to look like a Magikarp.
- Many cooking techniques in the real world can make a dish look like animals and in Pokemon Cafe Remix all the foods are based on pokemon and even look like them.
The Giant Kangaskaan that was in the early seasons of pokemon (Ep: The Kangaskaan Kid) was a variant of Kangaskaan that can grow bigger than the ones caught by trainers (like how the Indian and African elephants are different sizes).
I believe that Baby Pokemon sometimes look different than the adults. For example, Pokemon that are usually large in size are smaller as babies and donāt have the same features that the adults have (ex: Newborn Trophus are the size of a medium dog and donāt have their fruits yet but they get them as they grow up.). Itās like how deer are born with spots but lose them as they grow. I plan to use this in a fanfic I want to write.
The backpacks that pokemon trainers have function like Marry Poppinsās magic carpet bag. We always see characters with just one small backpack, handbag, or camping bag and yet they can pull out pokemon eggs, tents and sleeping bags, food, cooking equipment, tables, etc.
Time moves differently in the Pokemon world (Ash is still 10). My theory is that they have more weeks in a month, more months in a year, etc. As a result, people age at a different rate than we do, and the Planet Earth in Pokemon is a lot older than our Earth.
Much of the messed up or scary Pokedex entries are outdated theories or based on urban legends. (example: Greavardās Pokedex says that it absorbs the life from humans, but I like to believe that is an ancient myth that was proven false and that instead, it absorbs energy or heat) I like to think that these were proven wrong, but kept in the Pokedex to encourage trainers to stay safe or investigate if theyāre true.
Social issues are still a thing. We know that the Pokemon world isnāt perfect due to the criminal organizations it has, but from what episodes Iāve seen so far we havenāt seen any human slavery or racial discrimination (other than Johto being scared of other cultures but that is just a reference to Japan). I like to think that if there is extreme discrimination, itās more directed to disabilities, rich or poor social standing, addiction, or if someone has/had a family member that did a crime.
Disney movies, Earth Holidays, and Fairy Tales exist in the Pokemon world, just in a different form or with different endings.
- In one episode of pokemon, Misty was in a play about a Mermaid so we know that fantasy creatures are a thing, plus Fairy is a new Pokemon Type, so maybe there have been old stories about fae and cryptids, but some were discovered to be Pokemon.
- Also there have been a few Christmas specials, one even with Santa and in Pokemon X and Y there are some references to 101 Dalmations and Saving Mr. Banks.
Charmander and its evolution's tail flame isnāt connected to its life like if you blow it out they die, but more like if they die their tail goes out.
- Plus, I doubt their tail flame is so delicate that goes out as easily like if it gets wet in the rain or drags it on a snowy ground. But the Pokedex does mention that its flame gets weak if they are in poor health, so I do believe that it can be at risk if the Pokemon is sick, completely submerged in water, or is at risk of freezing to death.
-Basically, the tail flame functions like a heart monitor and is a way to let it and others know if itās in poor health and is as strong as the pokemon is.
Some forms of Pokemon science, such as vivisection, are illegal and that is why most of the villains are evil scientists that steal or hunt Pokemon from trainers rather than just catch them in the wild. Because they want to use the stronger pokemon for their experiments.
Pokemon can learn more than 4 moves, they clearly do in the anime. Maybe in the game universe, trainers are only allowed to use 4 of their Pokemonās moves to prevent cheating or too much injury?
No one has seen a female Marrowack breed or a Cubone lose its mom. So no one knows how Cubone got its momās skull and it is illegal to breed them to see what happens because no one wants to intentionally make a baby an orphan.
Kids younger than 10 can start their Pokemon journey, itās just not encouraged and some might need special permission. In the game, there are a lot of NPCs that are clearly younger than the protagonist and in the anime, we have seen a few kids younger than 10 that while not on their journey, have at least 1 Pokemon.
Mewtwo hasnāt completely forgotten Amber and could remember her one day.
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