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 Same thing with version-exclusive Pokémon. The source you provided makes it sound like initially, the idea was to just have different appearance rates (based on some random ID, initially), and not actually version-exclusive Pokémon. Later on came the idea of version-exclusive Pokémon, after it was decided to have (two) versions. All in all, I think it's best to restore that version of [[Pokémon Red and Green Versions]] where Tajiri wasn't explicitly mentioned. What do you think? [[User:Nescientist|Nescientist]] ([[User talk:Nescientist|talk]]) 11:20, 27 June 2021 (UTC)
+Thanks! Sorry, I was really busy lately and for the sloppiness. Just to be sure I was taking a look inside the book again and yeah, looks like it was Shigeru Miyamoto's suggestion to make multiple different cartridges. If you already knew that I don't understand why you didn't just add this information though? Well, it makes no sense to "explicitely mention Satoshi Tajiri" as this book (ポケモン・ストーリー ISBN-13 ‏: ‎978-4822241995) was written by the author Masakazu Kubo from CoroCoro Comic interviewing Satoshi Tajiri. Mainly this book is written from Tajiri's perspective, which of course only becomes clear when you read the book. When I was reading the part about the 7 rainbow colors I read it as it was his idea, but it makes sense if it was Miyamoto's when you look at the previous two sentences and let's be honest, the red and green theme being based on Mario & Luigi would make even more sense this way.
+Btw. something I think we both overlooked is that it was Tsunekazu Ishihara's idea to have different appearance rates in each version (includes version exclusives), which also makes more sense as he saw the business side of the game. I think you're wrong about the ID part, at least there's nothing mentioned about IDs would have affected the appearance rate in this book. When you ask me Shigeru Miyamoto and Tsunekazu Ishihara should definitely be mentioned. --[[User:Ajxpk|Ajxpk]] ([[User talk:Ajxpk|talk]]) 01:40, 6 July 2021 (UTC)