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The story behind Pokemon Pokopia's post-apocalyptic Kanto: what happened to the humans, the cataclysm, Team Rocket's evacuation rockets, and the Pokemon Conservation Project.
A disturbing in-game conversation between Paras and Bulbasaur in Pokemon Pokopia plays out the canonical Cordyceps fungus horror behind the Paras line. After evolution, Parasect speaks in a flat, robotic tone that confirms the mushroom's takeover.
The Pokemon Conservation Project is the in-game backstory for Pokemon Pokopia: a giant digital PC system used by humanity to preserve Pokemon before evacuating Earth. Data logs in Silph Co. Headquarters describe the failsafe that automatically released Pokemon over time.
An in-game magazine note in Pokemon Pokopia mentions the Sevii Islands as a hot-spot for rare Pokemon, fueling community speculation about future DLC. The reference combines with two locked area gates to suggest planned expansion content.
Pokemon Pokopia's Bleak Beach contains a plaque resolving a 30-year-old Pokemon mystery: the Vermilion City NPC who was always building with a Machop finally finished his building, with a fully evolved Machamp.
The Grave with Flowers habitat in Pokemon Pokopia is the only habitat that attracts Cubone. When Cubone arrives, it says 'Mom prob'ly woulda liked a place like this too...' a heartbreaking nod to its tragic backstory.
