>>11180409Pokémon Home's Koraidon measurements are inaccurate and make no sense. This is simply an ILCA error, and it's not the only one in this case, there are plenty. Arrange the Pokedex in descending order and gradually work your way down you'll see many errors.
Consider this:
Koraidon and Miraidon are the same size when in their race mode. Yet the Pokédex shows very different values in their battle form.
The truth is that Miraidon is measured like a snake (from the tip of its tail to its nose), which justifies its name Paradox. Where Koraidon is measured like a biped. If Miraidon stood on two legs, the top of his skull would be the same height as Koraidon's (without feathers).
If you include feathers on Koraidon's Pokédex size, his body becomes smaller than Miraidon's, which makes no sense. Particularly as Paradoxes from the past are reputed to be larger than their species in the present, while future Paradoxes are considerably smaller.
On the picture you can see :
-How the Scale World figurine is measured, how they considered it (and it's correct).
-How far a normal size Beartic on SV, a Pokémon that's normally slightly larger than Koraidon, can go.
-Where does Beartic stop on Home compared to Koraidon, which has been incorrectly measured.
-There's the two trainers for comparison and we can see that Home is wrong.
Knowing that SV sizes are faithful, except for Pokémon over 3m which are reduced for practical reasons. So I repeat: Koraidon's measurements do NOT take feathers into account.
