Worldwide Pokemon Part 2

Worldwide Pokemon Part 2

More Pokemon that can be found worldwide include the Normal/Flying-Type pigeons Pidove, Tranquill, and Unfezant…

Roggenrola, Boldore, and Gigalith, which are basically copies of Geodude, Graveler, and Golem...

Tympole, Palpitoad, and Seismitoad, which are kind of copies of Poliwag, Poliwhirl, and Poliwrath...

The Grass/Bug-Type mantises Sewaddle, Swadloon, and Leavanny…

The Bug/Rock-Type hermit crabs Dwebble and Crustle...

The Dark/Fighting-Type lizards Scraggy and Scrafty...

Trubbish and Garbodor, which can be found in suburban areas...

The single-celled Psychic-Types Solosis, Duosion, and Reuniclus...

Ducklett and Swana, which are kind of copies of Wingull and Pelipper...

The interesting Bug-Type Pokemon Karrablast and Escavalier...

The Grass/Poison-Type mushrooms Foongus and Amoongus...

Frillish and Jellicent, which are kind of copies of Tentacool and Tentacruel (except they're Water/Ghost instead of Water/Poison)…

The Water-Type ocean sunfish Alomomola...

The Bug-Type gastropods Shelmet and Accelgor...

The Dark/Flying-Type vultures Vullaby and Mandibuzz...

The Bug/Steel-Type ant Durant...

The Kalosian rabbits Bunnelby and Diggersby...

The Normal/Flying-Type robin Fletchling and Fire/Flying-Type falcons Fletchinder and Talonflame (not found in Australia)…

The interesting Bug-Type Pokemon Scatterbug, Spewpa, and Vivillon*…

The Psychic/Dark-Type squids Inkay and Malamar...

The strange-looking Water/Rock-Type Pokemon Binacle and Barbaracle...

The Water-Type lobster and shrimp Clauncher and Clawitzer...

The Rock/Fairy-Type Carbink...

The Dragon/Flying-Type bats Noibat and Noivern...

Phantump and Trevenant, which would inhabit endangered forests...

The Bug/Water-Type crustaceans Wimpod and Golisopod…

The Bug/Fairy-Type pollinating moths Cutiefly and Ribombee...

The Water/Psychic-Type tropical fish Bruxish...

Pyukumuku, a sea cucumber Pokemon...

And finally, Dhelmise, an Ghost-Grass-Type algae Pokemon that resides on an anchor.

*What makes Vivillon unique is that the patterns of this butterfly depend on where you live in the real world. Here's a useful map below.

Well, the hard stuff is finally over. Next week, we will finally move on to the continents! We'll start with North American Pokemon next week!
Update! 7-9-18: Moved Stunfisk to South America, since there are, believe it or not, freshwater flounders in South America!

Worldwide Pokemon Part 1

Worldwide Pokemon Part 1

These Pokemon can be found everywhere on the globe except for Antarctica. The only exceptions are the infamous Magikarp (only Antarctic Magikarp will evolve into Gyarados)...

And the new fish Pokemon Wishiwashi. While it may be small, a whole school can scare off even a Gyarados!

There are also three Legendaries that would travel the globe. There's the Water-Type beast Suicune...

The adorable and mysterious Water-Type Manaphy...

And the Ground/Flying-Type Landorus.

I am aware that it should live in Europe with Tornadus and Thunderus, but its Pokedex entry states that whoever encounters Landorus will be given bountiful crops.

Because I listed so many Pokemon in this category, I split this into two parts.

The many Pokemon that can be found worldwide include the classic Water-Type turtles Squirtle, Wartortle, and Blastoise...

The classic Bug-Type butterfly line Caterpie, Metapod, and Butterfree...

The Bug/Poison-Type wasp line Weedle, Kakuna, and Beedrill...

The Normal/Flying-Type finch and ospreys Pidgey, Pidgeotto, and Pidgeot...

The Normal-Type rats Rattata and Raticate...

The Normal/Flying-Type sparrow and anhinga Spearow and Fearow...

The fan favorite Fire-Type foxes Vulpix and Ninetales (in North America, Europe, and Asia)...

The Bug/Grass-Type mushroom bugs Paras and Parasect...

The Bug/Poison-Type fly and moth Venonat and Venomoth...

The classic Water-Type amphibians Poliwag, Poliwhirl, and Poliwrath...

If you're wondering about Politoed, I distributed it to Africa.

The Water/Poison-Type jellyfish Tentacool and Tentacruel...

The classic Rock/Ground-Type Pokemon Geodude Graveler, and Golem...

The stick-wielding duck Farfetch'd...

The classic Water-Type oysters Shellder and Cloyster...

The strange Grass/Psychic-Type Pokemon Exeggcute and Exeggcutor (tropical areas)

The classic Poison-Type Pokemon Koffing and Weezing...

The mysterious pure Grass-Type Pokemon Tangela...

The Water-Type sea horses Horsea, Seadra, and Kingdra (Kingdra is part Dragon)...

The classic Water-Type starfish Staryu and Starmie...

The classic Bug-Type stag beetle Pinsir...

The rare fan-favorite Water/Ice-Type reptile Lapras^...

The Normal/Flying-Type owls Hoothoot and Noctowl...

The Bug/Poison-Type spiders Spinarak and Ariados...

The Water/Electric-Type angler fish Chinchou and Lanturn…

The Grass/Flying-Type dandelions Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff...

The Bug/Flying-Type dragonfly Yanma...

The Water/Ground-Type newts Wooper and Quagsire...

The Dark/Flying-Type crows Murkrow and Honchkrow (not in South America)...

The strange-looking Bug-Type Pokemon Pineco and Forretress...

The rare but ultimately useless Normal-Type reptile Dunsparce...

The Water/Poison-Type blowfish Qwilfish...

The Bug/Fighting-Type rhino beetle Heracross...

Shuckle, a Bug/Rock-Type Pokemon with really high Defense and Special Defense, but the rest of its stats are very poor...

The fragile Water/Rock-Type Pokemon Corsola...

The strange Water-Type Pokemon Remoraid and Octillary...

The Water/Flying-Type manta rays Mantyke and Mantine...

The Normal/Flying-Type swallows Tailow and Swellow...

The Water/Flying-Type seagull and pelican Wingull and Pelipper...

The Bug-Type Pokemon Surskit and Masquerin...

The Bug-Type fireflies Volbeat and Illumise...

The Grass/Poison-Type roses Budew, Roselia, and Roserade...

The dangerous tailless Water/Dark-Type shark Sharpedo...

Wailmer and Wailord, the latter of which has the record of being the largest Pokemon ever...

The strange Rock/Psychic-Type Pokemon Lunatone and Solrock (Lunatone comes from the moon while Solrock comes from the planet Mercury*)...

The Water/Ground-Type loach and catfish Barboach and Whiscash...

Corphish and Crawdaunt, which are based on crayfish (freshwater relatives of the lobster)...

Luvdisc, a Water-Type heart-shaped fish Pokemon associated with love...

The three very different aquatic Pokémon Clamperl, Huntail, and Gorebyss…

The Normal/Flying-Type starlings Starly, Staravia, and Staraptor...

The Bug-Type crickets Kricketot and Kricketune...

The Bug/Flying-Type honeybees and queen bee Combee and Vesipquen...

The Electric-Type squirrel Pachirisu...

The Water-Type river otters Buizel and Floatzel...

And the Water-Type sea slugs Shellos and Gastrodon. Pink ones live on the East coast while blue ones live on the West coast.

*I know that it's officially stated that Solrock comes from the sun, but there are absolutely no rocks on the sun. However, there are rocks on the planet Mercury, which is just a couple million miles away from the sun, and that planet is very hot.
^I made Lapras worldwide because until we have an official dolphin Pokemon, Lapras is the closest we have.

More will be talked about in Part 2, which will appear next week.
Update! 11-26-17: Pichu, Pikachu, and Raichu have all been moved to African Pokemon. I feel Pikachu is actually closer to a jerboa, an African hopping rodent.