>>51660374...Outside of the games, yes. In the games there are very clearly defined predators and prey Pokemon. If you're saying that we can't see Pokemon actively being hunted to be eaten, you're kind of right, but even the anime sanitizes it so that if a wild Pokemon attacks another, it's for simple reasons like it encroaching on claimed territory or the aggressor just being in a bad mood, but the point still stands that a food chain exists in Pokemon, and games like Pokemon Snap 2, a spinoff which hypothetically should be subject to these rules, even deliberately show Pokemon hunting multiple times, the first example being pic related and the second being a Corsola getting ganged up by a Mareanie hoard.
