2. There must be some kind of off screen scene where, at the beginning of the game, your Mom gives you a Police Master Key, giving you the ability to unlock anyones door. Am I the only one who's noticed that the hero can simply wander into people's houses without knocking? If some kid came barging through my door, the first thing I'd say wouldn't be: "DID YOU KNOW THAT SOME POKEMANZ CAN ONLY EVOLVE BY TRADEZ??!!11!!!11". It would be more like: "What the heck do you think your doing? Get out of my house you ignorant ****!"
This may seem strange, but some countries are more community-oriented. Unlike in America, crime is very low and people
trust their neighbors. Neighbors are treated like family that can come over at any time. Obviously people tend to have some sense of courtesy, so this right isn't invoked all the time. But considering most towns in the Pokemon world appear to be just that: towns or villages, it's highly possible the same sociological sense of trust and community is going on.
The size of the regions and the low number of people there don't make a whole lot of sense either. It's way off. Plus the huge number of Pokémon in such small routes- sustainability should be impossible. Also, houses that don't have any doors, though I think they've been cutting back on those, haven't they?
And here's one- in Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, you arrive in a truck. How did the truck get out of town without going through the trees or running people over? Heck, where are all the other wheeled vehicles?
We play these games on a game system small enough to fit in our pockets. The memory is limited, so Game Freak doesn't waste space that could be put to good use. Just imagine that the places you're exploring and the people you see are only a small part of a much bigger world.
The thing that really doesn't make any sense to me is that people seem to be constantly amazed by Pokémon and not know how many of them there are...despite the fact that humans and Pokémon have been living together forever according to the history. "lolol my Magikarp evolved into a Gyarados omg how amazing is that!!!" Yes, dear, they've been doing that for centuries now, calm down...>.>;
Even in the real world you still meet people fascinated with the Great Apes, about how adaptive insects are, about how parrots can talk like humans, and marvel of cats and dogs like they're children.
Pokemon are amazing creatures and I can guarantee you that there's always going to be someone that gush over that.
Geodude? Rare? Geodude are in practically every cave, and make up half the pokemon (the other half being Zubat of course).
Geodude have a low encounter rate. They're not rare like an Eevee, but you can go a long while before running into one.
I don't get how the Day-Care man in GSC doesn't realize how those eggs get there. Wouldn't it connect at some point that those eggs only come when a male and a female are at the daycare center? Maybe he's not watching them, but that would raise the question on why he's even running a daycare center, and what's stopping your highly-agile Pokemon from simply jumping the two-foot fence surrounding the daycare center.
Team Rocket doesn't make sense either. When you're committing crimes, why do you insist on following the rules of a Pokemon battle? Wouldn't a real gangster just shoot the kid and/or Pokemon? Come to think of it, where are the cops?
Everything in the region revolves around Pokemon. There are no stores that sell normal food. There are no bathrooms to speak of. How humans sustain themselves in these regions is a huge mystery. Apparently, however, not as big as the "mystery of Pokemon" which has distracted every single college-educated proffessor from curing cancer or something.
Pokemon are mysterious beings. Pokemon breeding has never been witnessed, nor have Pokemon laying eggs. Even if eggs showed up and hatched baby Pokemon, don't you think people would still question it if they've never seen it happen before? Think about it... Several thousand years of human existence, and never
once has there been a documented case of breeding or egg-laying.
Guns don't exist. You really think that in a universe where a Charizard can melt rocks with a fire blast, and Dragonite can destroy entire cities with Hyper Beams that people would waste time making guns?
It's a video game. They just don't waste time showing stores because the game is about raising Pokemon, not raising people. Sleeping, bathing, eating, and everything else can be inferred as happening while the game's off or something.
Here's what confuses me. How come everyone wants to battle with YOU, but don't battle each other. Sure, there was that one part in GSC but that's IT. You walk in between 2 guys who are staring RIGHT AT EACH OTHER, but don't do a blasted thing until they see YOU. Seriously, double u tee eff?
Maybe they battle when you're not there? Maybe they're friends and don't want to battle each other; that the reason they're there is to battle people like you.
Sinnoh doesn't make sense.
How come Battle Zone is just as far North as Snowpoint and yet doesn't have a cold climate?
Again, it's a video game. Their locations may not be entirely parallel in a real-world counterpart.
Why does Nurse Joy say "I hope to see you again"? Does she want your Poke'mon to get hurt again?
Pokemon centers aren't just places to heal your Pokemon. People go there to relax, hang out, meet new people, use the computers, etc... It's like a library.
