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Mt Coronet appears to change shape with most depictions of it, even within the same media and canon.

It is sometimes pictured with multiple points and sometimes only with one. Snow is not always visible either, despite being a defining trait.

Artwork of Seabreak Path for Pokemon Platinum. Seabreak Path is the largest route in the Pokemon World and can only be accessed through the Oak's Letter event item, which then allows access to Flower Paradise, where Shaymin can be battled and caught.

In generation 4, it is stated that the Poketch only comes in two models, a blue for boys and a pink for girls. However, Barry uses an orange Poketch.

This is explained in Pokemon Adventures, where an orange one was produced to avoid confusion between the three.

Concept Art of Dawn and Lucas for Pokemon Platinum. The characters received design changes from that in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl to fit Sinnoh's colder climate and includes a new Poketch model!

According to Atsuko Nishida, Pikachu was originally designed to be a daifuku-like creature, but was redesigned after a squirrel after attempts to make it cuter. Its cheeks are inspired by squirrels holding food in their cheeks and the ears are whats left of the daifuku design.

Full Art for Green's Exploration, Red's Challenge and Blue's Tactic's for the Tag All Stars Japanese TCG set The art connects to form one larger image and was drawn by TOKIYA (@Sevnzel)

The art features the trio in their Let's Go designs and starter Pokemon.

Let's Go, Pikachu and Eevee! references this art by giving Red, Blue and Green these starters when they are battled, among other references.

The cover art and Pokemon seems to have served as a base to reference for the characters' Pokemon Adventures counterparts as well.

Pokemon Red, Green and Blue Japanese guidebook cover art. Featuring Red, Blue and an unnamed female character. This female character was not planned to be playable, but she would be later adapted into Green/Leaf in Let's Go and FireRed and LeafGreen and characters in some manga.

In Pokemon Red and Blue, a Picknicker (named Carol in both remakes) on Route 10, says that there should be a pink Pokemon with a floral pattern. This roughly describes that of Munna introduced in Black and White, suggesting it was based off this in-game comment.

According to Ken Sugimori, trainers were intended to also intended fight Pokemon themselves. Leftover evidence can be seen in final work with many characters holding whips as well as Rocket Grunt artwork.

Certain concept art also portrays this.