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While it's possible to turn a fossilized Pokemon back into a living creature, it's implied that some can't be fully restored to the way they were before. This is evident in Aerodactyl's Pokedex enteries, stating that Mega Evolution restores its genes and original appearance.

Regigigas is currently the only wild Pokemon at both levels 1 and 100 to be scripted. Being level 1 in Pokemon Platinum and 100 in Sword and Shield.

Art of Elesa found on the back screen of Nimbasa's Gym in Pokemon Black 2 and White 2

According to the Pokedex, looking into the hole on the back of a Shedinja will cause Shedinja to steal the person's spirit. Despite being seen in multiple cases, including clearly being seen in the core series, nothing of the sort seems to actually happened.

Allister's mask resembles that of a Galarian Corsola. Having the same colors and patterns if one were to view Corsola from the top. The mouth being where Corsola's forehead branch would lay.

Artwork for Darkrai's original event distribution in 2007 for Pokemon Diamond and Pearl. Players could battle and obtain a Darkrai by accessing the Member Card through event.

Darkrai was designed by Hironobu Yoshida.

Concept art of Noivern for Pokemon X and Y. The piece was shown during E3 at Nintendo's Developer Round Table. Noivern's art was used to describe how a Pokemon were designed in a 3D space from a variety of angles and expressions.

On this day, 7 years ago, Pokemon X and Y were released worldwide on the Nintendo 3DS. They were the first globally released and entirely 3D main Pokemon games. The game focused on fighting against Team Flare in the Kalos Region and the newly introduced mechanic of Mega Evolution

The Japanese Booster Box for the Jungle TCG expansion features an Exeggutor with an elongated neck, resembling that of the Alolan Exeggutor introduced in the Sun and Moon games. It is unknown if this was the source of inspiration.

The booster box was drawn by @MitsuhiroArita

On this day, 22 years ago, Pokemon Red and Blue were released in the United States on the GameBoy. While this doesn't mark the anniversary of the franchise, this marks the first time the games made it over seas.

Inter. Red and Blue were made from Japan's updated Blue Version.