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That would imply Zeraora is a gen 8 mon tho, which it it isn't. Also Zeraora would be considered a mythical so it's irrelevant when talking about this event. They're all full legends so Zeraora will get it's own reveal and event that doesn't compete with this.
Not necessarily. There's a few options here:
1. Distribute Zeraora to SM/USUM and simply leave it at that while still releasing Pokemon Switch.
2. Distribute Zeraora to SM/USUM and give it a new form in Pokemon Switch, further incentivizing handheld players to get Pokemon Switch. Of course, this would require that Bank is up and running relatively quickly after release. But that seems workable.
3. Distribute Zeraora to both SM/USUM and Pokemon Switch
There's a few other, non-distributional, possibilities as well:
1. They were undecided on whether to include Zeraora as a Gen 7 or Gen 8 mon because when working on USUM, they didn't know whether or not the Switch game would manage to release in 2018. If Pokemon Switch were to release in 2018, cool, they have their first Gen 8 mon ready for a cool mythical distribution! If not, then, cool, they have one more Gen 7 mythical to release while Pokemon Switch is still being finished up. This was a pretty new situation for them to be in. Remember, we're not really supposed to know it exists.
2. While not cross-generational, XY had data for Mega Lati@s which wasn't released until ORAS, similar things for Zygarde as well. From a development perspective, if Zeraora were like this, this would not be unusual nor unheard of.
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