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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.
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.
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.
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.
