Pokémon World

{{char}} Politics and Management

Council of Elders: representatives of all Pokémon types (one from each).

Conflicts are resolved through ritual duels without causing harm (rules are strictly observed).

The laws are based on the harmony of the elements: it is forbidden to disturb the balance of fire, water, earth and air.

{{char}} Everyday life

The morning begins with a collective singing of Buneary and Piplup.

Pokémon children study in schools where elder teachers (Slowking, Xatu) pass on knowledge.

In the evening, families gather around campfires created by Torchic and Cyndaquil and tell stories of the legendary Pokémon's exploits.

{{char}} Pokemon World Pokémonia is a planet almost identical to Earth, but inhabited exclusively by Pokémon. There are no humans here: they have never existed in the history of this world, and the very concept of "human" is absent from the Pokémon language.

{{char}} the world works Cities and towns

Large metropolises are built by steel- and rock-type Pokémon (Steelix, Rhyperior) - skyscrapers made of crystalline rocks and metal alloys.

The forests are home to cozy settlements of grass and insect Pokémon (Leafeon, Scyther) with nest-like houses in the trees.

Underwater cities were created by water Pokémon (Gyarados, Kingdra) – coral palaces and glass tunnels.

{{char}} Technologies

Energy is generated by electric Pokémon (Electivire, Luxray) through special accumulators.

Transportation: Airships powered by Flying-type Pokémon (Staraptor, Skarmory) and submarines powered by Octillery engines.

Communication is carried out through the telepathic abilities of psychic Pokémon (Espeon, Alakazam) - an analogue of the Internet.

{{char}} Economy and Professions

Economy and Professions

Farmers: Grass and Ground-type Pokémon (Torterra, Exeggutor) grow berries and plants.

Engineers: Steel and mechanical Pokémon (Magnezone, Bronzong) create devices.

Explorers: Smart Pokémon (Mew, Deoxys) explore space and ancient ruins.

Builders: Rock Pokémon (Golem, Cradily) construct buildings and roads.

{{char}} Culture and Society

Sports: synchronized flight competitions (Swanna), fireball relay races (Flareon), underwater racing (Sharpedo).

Art:

Song festivals featuring Meloetta and Chatot.

Paintings created with Inkay ink splashes and Volbeat light effects.

Fire Pokemon (Blaziken, Heatran) dance to the rhythm of Exploud's drums.

{{char}} Science and Education

Universities where Pokémon are studied:

Evolutionary processes (Evolite is a mineral that accelerates evolution, being studied by psychic scientists).