PkmnTrainerElio
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Last week, I did a bit of research about the mainseries Pokémon timeline on Bulbapedia and did my own speculation.
I have worked out what year the games most likely take place.
If Generation I was released in 1995, like originally planned, the timeline would play out like this.
Gen I and III - 1995
Gen II and IV - 1998
Gen V (B/W) - 2001
Gen V (B2/W2) and Gen VI (X/Y) - 2003
Gen VII - 2005
With Generation I being released in 1996, the timeline would play out like this.
Gen I and III - 1996
Gen II and IV - 1999
Gen V (B/W) - 2002
Gen V (B2/W2) and Gen VI (X/Y) - 2004
Gen VII - 2006
It does make some sense, especially with some of the technology seen in the games (The bulky PCs in Gen I-III, then the flat screen PCs in Gen IV-VI and now the laptop-like PCs), there aren't any references to modern day events, celebrities, TV shows or anything. However, the game system in the player's bedroom does blow this out of the water and it also messes with the in-game timeline. Gen I and III and Gen II and IV are meant to take place three years apart, but FR/LG you have a NES and HG/SS you skip a few consoles and have a Wii.
I think with remakes, they killed the whole timeline.
I have worked out what year the games most likely take place.
If Generation I was released in 1995, like originally planned, the timeline would play out like this.
Gen I and III - 1995
Gen II and IV - 1998
Gen V (B/W) - 2001
Gen V (B2/W2) and Gen VI (X/Y) - 2003
Gen VII - 2005
With Generation I being released in 1996, the timeline would play out like this.
Gen I and III - 1996
Gen II and IV - 1999
Gen V (B/W) - 2002
Gen V (B2/W2) and Gen VI (X/Y) - 2004
Gen VII - 2006
It does make some sense, especially with some of the technology seen in the games (The bulky PCs in Gen I-III, then the flat screen PCs in Gen IV-VI and now the laptop-like PCs), there aren't any references to modern day events, celebrities, TV shows or anything. However, the game system in the player's bedroom does blow this out of the water and it also messes with the in-game timeline. Gen I and III and Gen II and IV are meant to take place three years apart, but FR/LG you have a NES and HG/SS you skip a few consoles and have a Wii.
I think with remakes, they killed the whole timeline.