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===Generation IX=== | ===Generation IX=== | ||
A total of four Paldean forms were introduced in [[Generation IX]]. | A total of four Paldean forms were introduced in [[Generation IX]]. | ||
Unlike previous games, the player can breed Pokémon anywhere in [[Picnic]]s and are not limited to specific areas of the region. Should the player have [[The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero]] DLC, they are able to obtain the regular non-Paldean forms of Paldean Pokémon by breeding the Paldean forms without an [[Everstone]] outside of Paldea. In addition to this, Johtoian Wooper is available in the wild in [[Kitakami]] and Kantonian Tauros is available in the wild in the [[Terarium]]. | |||
In addition, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet introduced the [[ecologically similar Pokémon]] lines: the {{p|Wiglett}}, {{p|Toedscool}}, and {{p|Poltchageist}} lines, whose designs heavily resemble the {{p|Diglett}}, {{p|Tentacool}}, and {{p|Sinistea}} lines, respectively. Despite their similar appearances, these Pokémon are not regional forms, as their [[Pokédex]] entries confirm them to be separate species. Their resemblance to pre-existing Pokémon may be inspired by the real-world phenomenon of {{wp|convergent evolution}}. | In addition, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet introduced the [[ecologically similar Pokémon]] lines: the {{p|Wiglett}}, {{p|Toedscool}}, and {{p|Poltchageist}} lines, whose designs heavily resemble the {{p|Diglett}}, {{p|Tentacool}}, and {{p|Sinistea}} lines, respectively. Despite their similar appearances, these Pokémon are not regional forms, as their [[Pokédex]] entries confirm them to be separate species. Their resemblance to pre-existing Pokémon may be inspired by the real-world phenomenon of {{wp|convergent evolution}}. | ||