Pokemon Tree of Life in a massive undertaking that’s been improved upon as more Pokemon generations are released. Version 4.0 of the Pokemon Tree of Life shows every single Pokemon to-date, all organized according to their biological features and relationships.
With how zoomed-out the full image is, it truly puts it into perspective just how many Pokemon are out there. Some images are so small you have to look at a much larger version of the image to even tell which Pokemon it is.
You can enlarge the image and go through each branch of this Pokemon tree of life to find the Pokemon you love and find out were it fits with other Type Pokemon and Species.
Pokemon Tree of Life
It was originally posted to both the gaming and Pokemon communities on the online forums by a user who goes by the name of Innocuous Spaniard, a Pokemon enthusiast has taken over this rowin project. This tree for life version 4.0 includes Gen 7 Pokemon.
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For those that have any experience looking through similar trees of other types that categorize flora or fauna, you’ll see some pretty familiar characteristics being applied here.
On some of the branches, you have some common-sense groupings like Houndoom and Arcanine in the canine branch while Persian and Delcatty find themselves in the feline category.
Birds, beetles, and other common groups are just a few of the other areas to explore.
But once you leave that familiar territory, you start to find some pretty interesting additions to the Pokemon Tree of Life.
For one, if you look up in the top of the tree right near the middle where the humanoid Pokemon are organized, you’ll find that humans are also on the tree. That brings up an old theory that humans are actually Pokemon themselves, just a more dominant and evolved species.
The “Completely Artificial Life” section in the top-left corner is also a great place to start if you want to dig into more Pokemon lore since those type of Pokemon almost always have interesting stories related to their creation.
Credits – Reddit.
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