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Is it the societal norm to set off on a pokémon journey with one of the traditional starters, and more unusual to start with something else? I heard of this really good trainer kid from Kanto who had a pikachu as a starter; and on that note, if you already have a pokémon to start with, are you still legible to receive a starter from the professor? (or kahuna?)

It depends on how you get your trainer license!

Most young trainers get their card through a local professor or Pokemon League official (this includes gyms, which is why many trainers inside them will have the same type as the leader)Depending on what the professor/representative likes to give out, that’s the starter you are likely to get. Often these pokemon are specially chosen for their ease of training, and bred for research purposes.This is also why these traditional starters are rare in the wild; they are primarily research pokemon.For example, Professor Oak of the Kanto Region originally gave out Bulbasaur, Squirtle and Charmander that were descendants of his own pokemon. After a while, he came to research the species as a whole, more were bred and it became a tradition to give those three away.“Starter Species” are pokemon considered extremely beginner-friendly, and are a category of their own

However, if you already own a pokemon, you do not need to receive a starter pokemon. And almost any pokemon can serve as a starter!

If you have a pre-owned pokemon you wish to start with, you may have to get it checked out while registering for a Trainer Card. This is because starter pokemon serve as protectors for trainers going out in the wild. Going out by yourself with only a magikarp is not considered safe, and may require a lot of extra paperwork, or an additional starter. In this case you would begin with two pokemon.

poke-planet

Got any advice for a new Porygon trainer?

Porygon take commands very literally! Just like with programming, you have to be pretty specific.

It is not advised to use expressions around them; telling your Porygon to “Hold your ponytas” may either confuse it or result in an unusual farm break-in incident.

Look up a guide on what different Porygon noises mean! They chime when happy, and their tones get lower when tired. If the sounds they make sound distorted or static-y, they may be hurt!

Be patient, and the work will pay off! Porygon are very good at remembering your preferences; your Porygon can become a reliable alarm clock, remind you to take pills/eat, even remember what your favorite songs are and attempt to replicate them.

Porygon “singing” sounds a lot like a midi…

I personally love Porygon!

poke-planet

Got any advice for a new Porygon trainer?

Porygon take commands very literally! Just like with programming, you have to be pretty specific.

It is not advised to use expressions around them; telling your Porygon to “Hold your ponytas” may either confuse it or result in an unusual farm break-in incident.

Look up a guide on what different Porygon noises mean! They chime when happy, and their tones get lower when tired. If the sounds they make sound distorted or static-y, they may be hurt!

Be patient, and the work will pay off! Porygon are very good at remembering your preferences; your Porygon can become a reliable alarm clock, remind you to take pills/eat, even remember what your favorite songs are and attempt to replicate them.

Porygon “singing” sounds a lot like a midi…

I personally love Porygon!

poke-planet

Got any advice for a new Porygon trainer?

Porygon take commands very literally! Just like with programming, you have to be pretty specific.

It is not advised to use expressions around them; telling your Porygon to “Hold your ponytas” may either confuse it or result in an unusual farm break-in incident.

Look up a guide on what different Porygon noises mean! They chime when happy, and their tones get lower when tired. If the sounds they make sound distorted or static-y, they may be hurt!

Be patient, and the work will pay off! Porygon are very good at remembering your preferences; your Porygon can become a reliable alarm clock, remind you to take pills/eat, even remember what your favorite songs are and attempt to replicate them.

Porygon “singing” sounds a lot like a midi…

I personally love Porygon!