>>58819107>Why would kabuto and omanyte be imported? You literally find their fossils in a cave.For the same reason that Klevor is native to Hisui, but not Sinnoh. It's like, technically they aren't part of the region, but they are from the location, just from a different time. Ya know?
>I also think it's important to distinguish between introduced/nonnative and invasive; the legendary birds aren't exactly breeding out of control.100% agree. Yea, my chart is just over simplified. I just placed them as invasive because of their power and how much they can alter the environment.
>diglettlionfish example
>clefairy/clefableThis is my personal headcanon. The large eyed Jigglypuff previously lived in Mt. Moon because creatures with large eyes are typically adapted for low-light environments like dark forests or caves. When Clefairy came to Mt. Moon, they pushed out Jigglypuff out of the caves and into the open field on route 3, right outside the cave system.
>toxic pokemonPreviously explained, also my headcanon.
>snorlaxEats a lot. Fortunately, there is plenty of Tentacool, Magikarp, Oddish, and Krabby to eat in Kanto as you can find them all over
>legendsdestructive power
>>58819475Yep, but for me at least, that stuff happens in the future. Even in yellow version, there are Ponyta on the mainland. But prior to the later installments, you can't find a lot of pokemon almost anywhere.
In later versions, for example, Rhyhorn can also be found in victory road, mr. mime on route 21, Jigglypuff is further pushed from MT moon to route 4 and route 46 and in crystal to routes 5, 6, 7, and 8.
While that fucker Clefairy in crystal version lives on routes 3, and 4, along with MT. moon.
