The Pokémon region that gave fans two mainline Pokémon games set in the third-dimension with new mechanics is the Kalos Region of Pokémon X and Y. Moreover, these games gave fans a superb online battle system, intriguing new Pokémon, and introduced mega evolutions— a power-up for certain iconic Pokémon from previous games.
Although these games introduced new elements to intrigue its casual and hardcore fanbase, many fans would've found themselves discussing familiar and old Pokémon topics with each other. Thus, there are Pokémon from the Kalos Region that should exist in real life, and ones that definitely shouldn't.
10 Should Exist: Furfrou Because They'd Make Great Dog Show Competitors
A Pokémon that dog lovers would love to have for their household as a companion or train for dog show competitions is Furfrou. On that note, the Pokémon is used to grooming but will only allow a person it trusts most to trim its fur.
The Furfrou species is seen in multiple appearances in the games and anime and always showcases its love for style, making it a Pokémon many missed seeing in the recent Pokémon Sword and Shield video games.
9 Should Not Exist: Tyrantrum Because Of Their Violent Past Lives & Urge To Hunt
A Pokémon that's weaker than it appears but shouldn't exist in the real world is Tyrantrum. Despite its dragon and rock typing making it vulnerable to other stronger creatures in the Pokémon world, Tyrantrum's large size and violent roots will not vibe well in the real world.
The Tyrantrum species were kings before being fossilized and have large jaws capable enough to break metal plates and automobiles without any issues. Furthermore, these Pokémon love to hunt, and it wouldn't be farfetched to believe they would also hunt humans.
8 Should Exist: Gogoat Because They'd Be A Great Form Of Transportation
A Pokémon that can be useful outside of battle and can help many individuals travel to specific areas is Gogoat. The Gogoat species are noble creatures that can sense a trainer's emotions after their trainer touches their horns.
Gogoat and its trainer can become one, meaning trainers will feel closely connected to these Pokémon. Moreover, the Gogoat species would make perfect companions for those without a vehicle and who don't have money to spend on a car, bus, taxi, etc.
7 Should Not Exist: Amoongus Because They're Carnivorous & Poisonous Creatures
Although this mushroom Pokémon that looks to be adorned with Poké Balls may not look like a threatening creature, it does have certain features that would make it dangerous in real life. These Pokémon love to lure victims into their grasp with their Poké Ball patterns and blow toxic spores at their foes.
These Pokémon are also carnivorous and won't hesitate to attack anything in their path, and if one were to get infected by their toxic spores, mushrooms would start growing on the contacted area. Considering how people aren't fans of mosquitos because of the itchy sores they leave behind, they'd be thankful if these creatures didn't exist.
6 Should Exist: Sylveon Because Of Their Cuddly Nature & Ability To Reduce Stress And Hostility
An adorable Pokémon many would catch upon first glance and want to exist in the real world is Sylveon. Not only would these Pokémon be great creatures for people who love taking long walks, they're known to cuddle up with trainers who hold a special place in their hearts.
Moreover, Sylveon's ribbon-feelers can generate a relaxing aroma capable of subduing a foe and draining their angry or hostile emotions. Considering how stressful and irritating life can get, having a Pokémon that could eradicate those feelings would be great from a mental health perspective.
5 Should Not Exist: Trevenant Because They'd Stop & Attack Lumberjacks
A Pokémon that can rival some of the scariest monsters in anime and wouldn't be great to have in the real world is Trevenant. Although this Pokémon may look like a tree with eyes, the Trevenant species' abilities are no laughing matter: They can control trees and curse foes who dare tamper with its forest.
Moreover, these Pokémon will trap their foes in trees and won't hesitate to keep them imprisoned inside them for many years. Lumberjacks in the Pokémon world seem to be one of Trevanent's primary targets because of their profession. Considering how our world depends on trees for many resources, having Trevenant's lurking in real-world forests would not fly well.
4 Should Exist: Froakie Because They Can Protect Peoples' Homes From Intruders
The beloved water type starter that gave many fans a superb final evolution water starter for their teams and would make for a great companion in the real world is Froakie. The species are carefree creatures and can reach insane heights thanks to their stellar jumping capabilities.
Although it's true that Froakie species largely monitor their own environment, their watchful nature is useful for those who need something to protect their homes from intruders or thieves. Considering the Pokémon moves Froakie can learn, no thief would set foot in a household that had a guard Froakie. Beware of Froakie, indeed.
3 Should Not Exist: Gourgeist Because They'll Enjoy Kidnapping People
Not only is Gourgeist a ghost Pokémon many trainers fear in the Pokémon world, but it's a creature that wouldn't sit well with many in the real world. Despite looking like a great Pokémon to have during the Halloween season, these Pokémon love to wander around and murder people.
Regardless of one's age, Gourgeist will attack those it feels it can take to the afterlife while joyfully singing a creepy tune when torturing their prey. Thus, to protect one's loved ones from a grueling fate, it'd be best for Gourgeist to remain a fictional creature.
2 Should Exist: Hawlucha Because They'd Provide Great Entertainment For Pro Wrestling Fans
Not only is Hawlucha one of Ash's strongest Pokémon that can't evolve, but its pro wrestling appearance and grace may be great to have in the real world. Hawlucha displays excellent fighting skills and can fight large Pokémon like Machamp and Hariyama.
Moreover, these Pokémon are honorable and will hold up their end of the bargain, as shown in the episode of the anime where Ash challenges one. Hawlucha loves to be flashy when fighting opponents, and this trait of theirs could provide great entertainment for those who enjoy professional wrestling.
1 Should Not Exist: Noivern Because They'd Make It Dangerous To Go Out At Night
Although Noivern's appearance isn't too frightening compared to other dragons in the Pokémon world, its personality and habits would make it a dangerous creature to have in the real world. Noivern will only love those who bring it specific berries, and are violent creatures with the potential to cause immense harm to humans.
Moreover, Noivern can produce sound waves capable of destroying large stones and loves to taunt people at night, especially in caves— an environment they love hunting in. Therefore, due to its brutal nature and cruel personality, the Noivern species shouldn't exist.