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Major Speculation Idea
So recently a lot of people have been discussing about whether the new region (and I do believe it'll be a new region due to the fact that it's a new generation) is either Hawaii or Southeast Asia. Now I know it's been "debunked" but I would like to bring to attention the Leaked list that came out 2 Days before the official announcement of Pokemon Sun and Moon and a day before the Trademarks for Sun and Moon were discovered. It was thought to be a "Generation 6.5" list due to the fact most people were expecting a Generation 6.5, however now that we know for a fact that there isn't going to be a Generation 6.5 which I find preposterous in the first place no mean to offend anybody but the only games released within the same timeline as each other are BW and BW2 and within them no new Pokemon were released, just new Pokemon forms. As such this list is compiled of 69 New Pokemon one of which being Magearna which makes perfect sense seeing as when X and Y first came out we already found out about Diancie, Hoopa and Volcanion through datamining. Not Magearna. Meaning Magearna was never intended to be part of regions we currently know of. In the list people pointed out notable species of Pokemon namely a Hummingbird Pokemon, a Dolphin Pokemon and a Pea/Coconut Crab Pokemon and used this as possible evidence to support the idea that the new region will be based off of Hawaii seeing as these 3 species are commercially used symbols by the state of Hawaii and the Hummingbird is a species of bird found mostly in The North American regions as well as the Yellow Fire Truck seen in the SM announcement is the standard color for Hawaii's Fire Departments and the fact that the Iolani Palace located in Honolulu shares a striking resemblance to the building shown in the trailer with multiple water type Pokémon banners on it. The only irrefutable evidence I have come across as to Hawaii being the region is the Vivillon traded in the trailer had the pattern only found in Hawaii and parts of Madagascar. However I want to provide multiple reasons evidences and explain why the NEW region is going to be a combination of the two. For starters although the most common color of Fire Trucks in Hawaii appear to be yellow it's not just Hawaii that has yellow Fire Trucks in fact it's just the MOST COMMON color. There are many Fire Departments that don't have Yellow Fire Trucks due to the fact that the color for the Fire Trucks of any given Fire Department in America is varied depending on the specific Fire Department. The Iolani Palace does bear a striking resemblance to the building shown in the trailer however, the Raffles Hotel in Singapore not only bears a striking resemblance to the building shown in the trailer but unlike Iolani Palace both have the same triangular pediment on the top of the building. Now the Palm Trees around both buildings in the case of Iolani Palace and the Pokemon SM building so when looking at the layout of Iolani Palace COMBINED with Raffles Hotel in Singapore looks a lot like the Building from the trailer now doesn'y it.
So speaking about the Pokémon now. The Humming Bird although commercially used by Hawaii but there are NO Hummingbirds in Hawaii. The Hummingbird Moth is commonly found in the area but there are NO actual Hummingbirds in Hawaii unless introduced from an outside source or brought over from places that have Hummingbirds. Now as it may be there are no Hummingbirds in Southeast Asia either but there is an extremely close relative of the Hummingbird known as the SUNBIRD found in regions of Southeast Asia, Madagascar, Egypt, Yemen, Iran and northern Australia. There are also many species of Dolphins that can be found all over Southeast Asia. 13 in Hawaii and 14 found in just the Philippines. The Pea Crab is found all over the world in Oysters but the Coconut Crab considered an invasive species in Hawaii is a native species to Southeast Asia. After doing a lot more digging through the list there are other Pokémon that undoubtedly stand out. For example there are 5 Pokémon based on Bears in the Pokémon world. Spinda loosely based off of the Panda Bear, Snorlax based off of the stereotypical hibernating bear and the 3 most notable ones being Pancham and Pangoro being based off of the Giant Panda, Cubchoo and Beartic based of off the Polar Bear and Teddiursa and Ursaring based off of the Brown Bear. Now in the list of 69 Pokémon there are two pure Fire Types classified as the Morning Sun Pokemon named Nikkoguma which can be translated to 'Morning Bear Cub' and Beasahi which can be translated to 'Morning Sun Bear'. Now out of the 8 species of bears that inhabit the planet. There is the Sun Bear (SUN Bear) which is found solely in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia and this would setup a Fire type counterpart to Beartic. Another would be the Poison Lizard Poison/Ground type Pokémon Biidokage and Dezaatokage. These can be translated to 'Day Soil Shadow' and Desert Shadow'. Now although there are no Quadrupedal poisonous lizards in Hawaii there are many in Southeast Asia but the fact that the part of their name that transfers over is kage which is Japanese for shadow points towards the Hawaiian mythological figure Tipa whose "Shadow on earth was a species of lizard". Yet another Pokémon that stands out is Bakemomen, Shiitobake and Futobake. The Thread, Sheet and Bed Pokémon respectively. Bake seen as short for Bakemono meaning monster is Japanese and Momen meaning cotton in Japanese. Shiito is the phonetic way of saying sheet with bake at the end and Futo is Japanese for a Futon/Bedding. The countries in Southeast Asia are known for their exports in Textile apparel and their fabric-made products seeing as it plays a large role in their exporting economy. A Pokémon on the list that links the two regions together would be Kyojishin the Fighting/Ground Big Earthquake Pokémon whose name can be translated to Imaginary Earthquake. As these two locations are separated by "The Ring of Fire" which is a large tectonic plate where 90% of Earth's earthquakes occur thus it makes perfect sense that there'd be a Pokémon about it. I'd also like to note the 3 Pokémon that would appear to be legendary on this list other than Magearna. Aibyoushi the Quantum Pokémon, Jouhooru the Singularity Pokémon and Kanshioni the Thermodynamic Pokémon. All three of these are 3 of the basic forms of Physics which is the branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of energy and matter. In other words how one thing affects the other. It is also to be noted that As Sun and Moon are polar opposites the typing for each of these Pokémon are Normal/Ghost, Psychic/Dark and Fire/Ice respectively. Polar opposites just like the title. Even Magearna at the end of this list. Steel/Fairy. I believe this list is accurate at least to some extent, I mean it even has a Dragon-type Eevee. Those that are saying it's inaccurate believe so because there are no Starters and a lot of normally found Pokémon subtypes are missing. However, as the Kalos region introduced the smallest number of new Pokémon to date being 70 I believe these are just a preliminary 69 and can expect this many AT LEAST. On top of the 9 Starters and eventually we will each the Around 100 Pokémon per region that we used to get.
Thoughts?
So recently a lot of people have been discussing about whether the new region (and I do believe it'll be a new region due to the fact that it's a new generation) is either Hawaii or Southeast Asia. Now I know it's been "debunked" but I would like to bring to attention the Leaked list that came out 2 Days before the official announcement of Pokemon Sun and Moon and a day before the Trademarks for Sun and Moon were discovered. It was thought to be a "Generation 6.5" list due to the fact most people were expecting a Generation 6.5, however now that we know for a fact that there isn't going to be a Generation 6.5 which I find preposterous in the first place no mean to offend anybody but the only games released within the same timeline as each other are BW and BW2 and within them no new Pokemon were released, just new Pokemon forms. As such this list is compiled of 69 New Pokemon one of which being Magearna which makes perfect sense seeing as when X and Y first came out we already found out about Diancie, Hoopa and Volcanion through datamining. Not Magearna. Meaning Magearna was never intended to be part of regions we currently know of. In the list people pointed out notable species of Pokemon namely a Hummingbird Pokemon, a Dolphin Pokemon and a Pea/Coconut Crab Pokemon and used this as possible evidence to support the idea that the new region will be based off of Hawaii seeing as these 3 species are commercially used symbols by the state of Hawaii and the Hummingbird is a species of bird found mostly in The North American regions as well as the Yellow Fire Truck seen in the SM announcement is the standard color for Hawaii's Fire Departments and the fact that the Iolani Palace located in Honolulu shares a striking resemblance to the building shown in the trailer with multiple water type Pokémon banners on it. The only irrefutable evidence I have come across as to Hawaii being the region is the Vivillon traded in the trailer had the pattern only found in Hawaii and parts of Madagascar. However I want to provide multiple reasons evidences and explain why the NEW region is going to be a combination of the two. For starters although the most common color of Fire Trucks in Hawaii appear to be yellow it's not just Hawaii that has yellow Fire Trucks in fact it's just the MOST COMMON color. There are many Fire Departments that don't have Yellow Fire Trucks due to the fact that the color for the Fire Trucks of any given Fire Department in America is varied depending on the specific Fire Department. The Iolani Palace does bear a striking resemblance to the building shown in the trailer however, the Raffles Hotel in Singapore not only bears a striking resemblance to the building shown in the trailer but unlike Iolani Palace both have the same triangular pediment on the top of the building. Now the Palm Trees around both buildings in the case of Iolani Palace and the Pokemon SM building so when looking at the layout of Iolani Palace COMBINED with Raffles Hotel in Singapore looks a lot like the Building from the trailer now doesn'y it.
So speaking about the Pokémon now. The Humming Bird although commercially used by Hawaii but there are NO Hummingbirds in Hawaii. The Hummingbird Moth is commonly found in the area but there are NO actual Hummingbirds in Hawaii unless introduced from an outside source or brought over from places that have Hummingbirds. Now as it may be there are no Hummingbirds in Southeast Asia either but there is an extremely close relative of the Hummingbird known as the SUNBIRD found in regions of Southeast Asia, Madagascar, Egypt, Yemen, Iran and northern Australia. There are also many species of Dolphins that can be found all over Southeast Asia. 13 in Hawaii and 14 found in just the Philippines. The Pea Crab is found all over the world in Oysters but the Coconut Crab considered an invasive species in Hawaii is a native species to Southeast Asia. After doing a lot more digging through the list there are other Pokémon that undoubtedly stand out. For example there are 5 Pokémon based on Bears in the Pokémon world. Spinda loosely based off of the Panda Bear, Snorlax based off of the stereotypical hibernating bear and the 3 most notable ones being Pancham and Pangoro being based off of the Giant Panda, Cubchoo and Beartic based of off the Polar Bear and Teddiursa and Ursaring based off of the Brown Bear. Now in the list of 69 Pokémon there are two pure Fire Types classified as the Morning Sun Pokemon named Nikkoguma which can be translated to 'Morning Bear Cub' and Beasahi which can be translated to 'Morning Sun Bear'. Now out of the 8 species of bears that inhabit the planet. There is the Sun Bear (SUN Bear) which is found solely in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia and this would setup a Fire type counterpart to Beartic. Another would be the Poison Lizard Poison/Ground type Pokémon Biidokage and Dezaatokage. These can be translated to 'Day Soil Shadow' and Desert Shadow'. Now although there are no Quadrupedal poisonous lizards in Hawaii there are many in Southeast Asia but the fact that the part of their name that transfers over is kage which is Japanese for shadow points towards the Hawaiian mythological figure Tipa whose "Shadow on earth was a species of lizard". Yet another Pokémon that stands out is Bakemomen, Shiitobake and Futobake. The Thread, Sheet and Bed Pokémon respectively. Bake seen as short for Bakemono meaning monster is Japanese and Momen meaning cotton in Japanese. Shiito is the phonetic way of saying sheet with bake at the end and Futo is Japanese for a Futon/Bedding. The countries in Southeast Asia are known for their exports in Textile apparel and their fabric-made products seeing as it plays a large role in their exporting economy. A Pokémon on the list that links the two regions together would be Kyojishin the Fighting/Ground Big Earthquake Pokémon whose name can be translated to Imaginary Earthquake. As these two locations are separated by "The Ring of Fire" which is a large tectonic plate where 90% of Earth's earthquakes occur thus it makes perfect sense that there'd be a Pokémon about it. I'd also like to note the 3 Pokémon that would appear to be legendary on this list other than Magearna. Aibyoushi the Quantum Pokémon, Jouhooru the Singularity Pokémon and Kanshioni the Thermodynamic Pokémon. All three of these are 3 of the basic forms of Physics which is the branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of energy and matter. In other words how one thing affects the other. It is also to be noted that As Sun and Moon are polar opposites the typing for each of these Pokémon are Normal/Ghost, Psychic/Dark and Fire/Ice respectively. Polar opposites just like the title. Even Magearna at the end of this list. Steel/Fairy. I believe this list is accurate at least to some extent, I mean it even has a Dragon-type Eevee. Those that are saying it's inaccurate believe so because there are no Starters and a lot of normally found Pokémon subtypes are missing. However, as the Kalos region introduced the smallest number of new Pokémon to date being 70 I believe these are just a preliminary 69 and can expect this many AT LEAST. On top of the 9 Starters and eventually we will each the Around 100 Pokémon per region that we used to get.
Thoughts?