[Well, technically Exeggutor was a collection of seeds that just looked like eggs..... But Blue's trying not to confuse by splitting hairs.]
[(And also, that collection of seeds hatches from a single Pokémon egg. Don't question it, just roll with it.)]
Oh, yeah! 'course!
[Blue pops a seat on the ground and holds the small tablet in his open palms facing Turing, allowing the ROM to interact with the screen as they liked. It was pretty intuitive to scroll through like a touchscreen- and each listing had its own tabs such as size comparison, a sample of the Pokémon's cry, and the area where they could be found in the wild.]
All of the Pokémon I've ever seen can be found in here, [Blue explains, watching as Turing looked through.] When I was a kid, my gramps invented this thing and made me and Red go off and collect all the information for it in our home region, so I've got every Pokémon native to Kanto registered here. Eventually, it grew into a tool so that trainers could have all the information about Pokémon at their fingertips in the field.
You could say it's a pretty important invention! [Blue beams, seemingly quite proud of that.] Nowadays you can access all this stuff from the internet as an app, too, but I kinda like still having a separate Pokédex, too.
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[(And also, that collection of seeds hatches from a single Pokémon egg. Don't question it, just roll with it.)]
Oh, yeah! 'course!
[Blue pops a seat on the ground and holds the small tablet in his open palms facing Turing, allowing the ROM to interact with the screen as they liked. It was pretty intuitive to scroll through like a touchscreen- and each listing had its own tabs such as size comparison, a sample of the Pokémon's cry, and the area where they could be found in the wild.]
All of the Pokémon I've ever seen can be found in here, [Blue explains, watching as Turing looked through.] When I was a kid, my gramps invented this thing and made me and Red go off and collect all the information for it in our home region, so I've got every Pokémon native to Kanto registered here. Eventually, it grew into a tool so that trainers could have all the information about Pokémon at their fingertips in the field.
You could say it's a pretty important invention! [Blue beams, seemingly quite proud of that.] Nowadays you can access all this stuff from the internet as an app, too, but I kinda like still having a separate Pokédex, too.