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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The Pokédex holders have their names based on the [[core series]] games. | * The Pokédex holders have their names based on the [[core series]] games. | ||
* Blue and Green's original Pokédexes were destroyed, and Red's was given to Yellow. Because of this, Yellow is the holder of the oldest Pokédex in existence. | * Blue and Green's original Pokédexes were destroyed, and Red's was given to Yellow. Because of this, Yellow is the holder of the oldest Pokédex in existence. This threoy can be disputed though if you use the offical game time line as the magna time line. In this case Ruby, Sapphire, and Emrald own the eldest Pokédexs while Yellow has the oldest Kanto dexs. | ||
* Every Pokédex holder named after an English [[core series|third version]] is known by another name. Yellow is also called Amarillo del Bosque Verde, Crystal's nickname is Crys, Emerald is called Rald by {{p|Latios}} and {{p|Latias}}, and Platinum was simply referred to as the Lady before her name was officially revealed. | * Every Pokédex holder named after an English [[core series|third version]] is known by another name. Yellow is also called Amarillo del Bosque Verde, Crystal's nickname is Crys, Emerald is called Rald by {{p|Latios}} and {{p|Latias}}, and Platinum was simply referred to as the Lady before her name was officially revealed. | ||
** Although Lack-Two's name is derived from a paired version, which can be considered to be the third or fourth of its [[generation]], he still follows this pattern. He uses the name Lack-Two in his mission and has the code name Black 2. | ** Although Lack-Two's name is derived from a paired version, which can be considered to be the third or fourth of its [[generation]], he still follows this pattern. He uses the name Lack-Two in his mission and has the code name Black 2. | ||