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Full Art of Rosa by @kirisAki_works for the Pokemon TCG Expansion: Sun & Moon Cosmic Eclipse (JP: Dream League)

Because of Victini's unique placement in the Unova Regional Dex, it is the only Pokemon to have the number #000 in any Pokedex format and come before the regional starter Pokemon within its own generation.

Ken Sugimori's favorite Pokemon from Generation 5 is Zekrom, while Junichi Masuda's is Victini, as stated in an interview with the Official Nintendo Magazine.

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A set of concept art (of out 3) of multiple characters for Pokemon Black 2 and White 2. This set of concept art features Nate and Rosa, Hugh and the player's mother.

Zorua and Zoroark as a whole were the only Pokemon to be event exclusive that are not Mythical Pokemon or be in a unique form. It lost this status in Pokemon Black 2 and White 2.

Art of the Gogoat Shuttle for Pokemon X and Y. The art is used as promotional art, showing the Kalos' regions people and Pokemon. The Gogoat Shuttle is used within Lumiose City to get from one side of the city to the other.

Concept art of Korrina and Grant for Pokemon X and Y. This art can be seen in the Pokemon X and Y guide book, both in Japanese and English.

Scanned by @PacificPikachu for her PokeScans blog on Tumblr https://t.co/kqZcr9Gwcf

Concept Art of Chespin, Fennekin and Froakie for Pokemon X and Y. Along with the games' mascot legendary Pokemon, These Pokemon were the first to be revealed for the games.

These pieces of concept art can be found in the Japanese Kalos Zukan (Pokedex) Guidebook.

Sylveon is the only cross-generational evolution to debut in Generation 6, and was first revealed to hint at the new Fairy-type. It was designed by Atsuko Nishida according to a Nintendo Magazine interview with Ken Sugimori.

Pokemon X and Y, (and by extension, Xerneas, Yveltal and Zygarde), are named after coordinates on a graph, such as the X and Y axis representing up/down and left/right, having them eventually intersect, with the Z axis adding depth.

These are the first core Pokemon games in 3D