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This article contains fan speculation. There is no solid evidence for or against some parts of this article. |
An unnamed nation is the setting for all Pokémon games so far, divided up into several smaller regions. It is located on the planet that the series calls home.
According to the anime novelizations, the capital of this nation is Tōkyo City, though this capital has not been mentioned in any other medium. The political body residing in this capital is unknown as well.
The main evidence to support the fact that the main regions of the Pokémon world are a part of one nation is their mutual use of the term "National Pokédex". The National Pokédex is a Pokédex listing that all main regions share, which begins with the starter Pokémon of Kanto, and has reached its known end with a 493rd member, Arceus. Each region also has its own regional Pokédex, consisting of a local variation on the numerical order, which typically does not include all Pokémon introduced up to that generation (the New Pokédex in Generation II being an exception, as it included all 251 Pokémon included in that generation). Regional Pokédexes always begin with starter Pokémon of that region, rather than Kanto's as with the National Pokédex.
The nation's known geography is similar to that of Japan on a much larger scale, with each of the known regions corresponding to a portion of the country.
Regions
Subnational divisions are known as regions, each with their own similarities and differences. The following is a list of known regions confirmed to be part of the Pokémon nation, as they all use the same National Pokédex listing.
Status unknown
Due to the fact that these regions are said to be farther away from the others, it is unknown whether or not they are part of the same nation. Just the same, Pokémon are ordered in their own systems in each region, and there is no mention of the National Pokédex order at all.
