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==Pokémon Theories and Analysis==

===List of my theories===
* [https://www.reddit.com/r/pokemon/comments/9xrep7/major_spoilers_lets_go_pikachu_and_eevees/ Comprehensive timeline theory involving the Let's Go games placement.] (This uses a ton of cross generational references and existing canon media to support it.)
Side note: Because of the theory above, I found that the "[[List of cross-generational references]]" page either needs some reworking, or requires for a new article to be built; for instance, [[Celio]] connects Bill's PC system to [[Lanette]]'s Hoenn PC system in FireRed and LeafGreen. It's a reference to Generation 3 from a Generation 1 remake. Only problem is that due to the current nature of the list, "same-generational" references aren't allowed.

===List of my analyses===

* [https://forums.serebii.net/threads/alchemical-symbols-in-the-designs-of-the-starter-evolutionary-lines.666011/ Analysis revolving around the alchemical designs incorporated into the starter trio's later evolutions.] (Delves further into which alchemical symbols are incorporated into the starter evolutions and is mainly inspired by [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6sjkvDzyY0J8o7k2Kc5rEw Lockstin/Gnoggin]'s videos and the general analysis threads revolving around the designs of the starters base formes from 2016.)