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Undo revision 3924141 by BigDocFan (talk) Like I said, those examples are their debut in the main series. Mew, Jirachi and Rayquaza already debuted in M01, M06 and M07 within their generation respectively
(other examples include Mew in SM, Rayquaza in DP, and Jirachi in BW so not really notable enough) Tag: Undo |
MarioKero345 (talk | contribs) (Undo revision 3924141 by BigDocFan (talk) Like I said, those examples are their debut in the main series. Mew, Jirachi and Rayquaza already debuted in M01, M06 and M07 within their generation respectively) Tag: Undo |
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* Generation VIII has the most Pokémon that has not yet debuted in the main series anime. | * Generation VIII has the most Pokémon that has not yet debuted in the main series anime. | ||
* Generation III has had the most Pokémon make their anime debut before the start of their native generation, with 16. Generation VII has had the fewest, with only {{p|Magearna|one}}. | * Generation III has had the most Pokémon make their anime debut before the start of their native generation, with 16. Generation VII has had the fewest, with only {{p|Magearna|one}}. | ||
* Generation II and Generation VIII are the only generations to have Pokémon make their anime debut past their debut generation. | |||
* {{form|Burmy|Sandy Cloak}} and {{form|Burmy|Trash Cloak}} {{p|Burmy}} never appeared in the anime or movies. They were shown only once in Japanese-exclusive segment of [[Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Encyclopedia|Professor Oak's Lecture]]. | * {{form|Burmy|Sandy Cloak}} and {{form|Burmy|Trash Cloak}} {{p|Burmy}} never appeared in the anime or movies. They were shown only once in Japanese-exclusive segment of [[Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Encyclopedia|Professor Oak's Lecture]]. | ||