I get that southeast Unova is full of Lv 60+ Pokemon on account

>>28163730
Easy, Pokemon day care

they paid to win.

>>28163730
It's better than being forced to fight underleveled as fuck NPC's in Kanto

Those are family pokemon that they borrowed from their parents to play with?

I mean, parents kick their kids out early to adventure through the entire region, it wouldn't surprise me if they saw no problem in giving them access to their powerhouses. They probably trust the pokemon to keep the kids safe and don't obey stupid commands.

>>28163864
The Preschooler class aren't "out on an adventure," they're always near adult supervision. And the schoolkid class is usually near town, probably not properly left home yet.

The youngest ones that are actually out actively being trainers are Youngsters and Lasses, with Bug Catchers, Picnickers and Campers being close to them.

>>28164047
That was always a nice touch to have those caretakers NPC's by the little kids

Unova had so much charm and little details

>>28163730
They're powerful, but still unevolved. It's not like the anime where you can't even train before being 10

>Preschooler Tyrone
they stole them

>>28164047

Reread the post famalam, it was just a comparisson

I just said that since all the other bullshit happens, it doesn't sound too far fetched to think that parents would see no problem in letting high level pokemon under their kids supervision

Parents letting them use their own.

Richkids sticking their Pokemon in the daycare for years.

>>28163730
>Damn it Tyrone!

>Tyrone

SE Unova was the home of the previous champion/child prodigy/chosen one who conquered plasma and the E4 in probably less than 40 hours. They then proceeded to endlessly breed powerful pokemon, releasing countless back into the wild having been found unfit to stay and train with their master. Feeling and underlying connection to the savior of Unova, they remained in the surrounding areas of the savior's hometown, often being adopted and raised by the locals.

That's one theory.