As you may know, in Gen VI, a female Pokemon will pass its Pokeball to its offspring when bred. As you may also know, in Gen V, you could get fossil Pokemon in the Pokemon Dream World, and when you sent them to your game, could catch them in any Pokeball.So, if you catch a female fossil in a nonstandard Pokeball in Gen V, then upload it to Gen VI, you can breed it and have a limitless number of fossils in Pokeballs other than the regular ol' boring red-and-white kind ^_^ Read More...
Generation I Title screen of Pokémon Red Version Debut EN September 28, 1998 JA February 27, 1996 Pokémon 151 Main games Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow (Japan)
Red, Blue, and Yellow (International) Region(s) introduced Kanto Battle arena games Stadium (Japanese), Stadium (International) Side games Trading Card Game, Pinball, Snap, Puzzle League End EN October 15, 2000 (748 days) JA November 21, 1999 (1363 days) The first generation (Japanese: 第一世代 first generation; ポケットモンスター赤・緑シリーズ Pocket Monsters Red and Green Series) of Pokémon games, commonly referred to by fans as Generation I (Japanese: 世代Ｉ Generation I), is the initial set of Pokémon games released. Read More...
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