>Because they can't make one protagonist canon over the

good

That's why there are so many references to Ash in SM, he's going to be introduced into the gameverse as her new husbando, just watch

The butthurt from yuricucks, waifucucks, and serenacucks will be glorious

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>>32663841

>>32663845

>Endgame in a never-ending show

wew lad

Scenario 1: The show goes on for another decade or two, and Shitrena is compeltely forgotten (the most likely scenario)

Scenario 2: Shitrena returns for a brief cameo (like Misty in Gen 3, May in Gen 4, and Dawn in Gen 5), but they act like the kiss never happened

Either way, Amourshit is dead

>>32663841
Enough.

>>32663915
>but they act like the kiss never happened
I feel fear here

>>32663841
>Ash being added onto the same game where Red appears
Ah, the Pokémon fandom.

>>32663822
Or they could just make Chad Kantocock canon in Sun and Chicken Chan canon in Moon

>>32663988
>ash-greninja
It already happened.

>>32664009
Nah, they're most likely going to ignore everything that happened and never bring her up again except for in a mobile game meant to steal shekels from waifufags.

>>32664018
What about it?

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>>32663822
Instead of jumping on conclusions, let's look at this logically.

First, the basis of your statement. The only reason to think Sun would never appear is because it hasn't happened yet. That's not a bad reason, but not a good one either. And even that is untrue. It has happened, with Red. And you acknowledged that.

You claimed no other protagonist has appeared, thus no one will. But you can also say of course they appear. It didn't make sense for them to. They're the Champions of their respective regions, and it doesn't make sense to see them outside that region, instead of just defending their position, staying with their family. So of course they didn't appear, it doesn't make sense for them to. The only time it made sense for a protagonist to appear was in HGSS, when you visited a region again with a new protagonist, so it made sense seeing the prior Champion and player character there.

And there are many ways around it. Ways to let Sun/Moon appear with affecting the canonicity. For example, they can have both protags appear. Or they can give the choice to player, ask a question like "Do you know who Alola's first Champion was?", giving the choices between "a young, strong boy" or "a young, strong girl", and they don't have to bother with canonicity again.

And you don't even need them appear to let them meet Lillie again. They can reference it. All they need is a single line saying "Lillie was traveling with someone", and they're done.

Finally, this type of decision depends on the director. When Tajiri was directing, he made Red appear. When Masuda took the reigns, he killed that idea and no other protagonist appeared. With Ohmori, we don't know how it will go. He might just have them appear. He's a lot more focused on the story than Masuda ever was. He even made an actually non-canon character, Burnet, appear. He even had a previous "rival", Wally appear. So it could go any way. It's too early to decide whether Lillie will see Sun again or not.

> A lot of old characters will reappear, both story-line wise and for the battle facilities - each generation will have characters representing each past generation\region.
> There will be more continuity between the gens, and a lot more actual recurring characters that are there just to be recurrers and plot-important.
> There is a team up between all the main characters + rivals of all the gens.
> More characters are related to each other and have children with each other and we see those children grow and age. We get plot important families and family trees. We even get surnames for them.
> We have a family where a Trainer is family related to their Pokémon because the Trainer's father is an humanshape Pokémon
> One gen has a legendary which is actually an human who turns into the legendary during the plotline
> GameFreak even starts to pulling characters, plotlines, and plot points from various other series, both GameFreak and not
> One generation introduce a plot-important character which is a talking Pokémon of a species which is uncatchable\unbattlable in said generation and only exists as said character. The next generation, we can battle, catch, and train said Pokémon species. In the remakes, we have a battle against the plot-important Talking Pokémon character, where it's like a wild Pokémon battle, but it says the actual name instead of the species name, and you can't catch them or run away from them.
> Various real world animals appear and the distinction between animal and Pokémon is expanded upon.
> We eventually have trainers which are humanshape Pokémon and even some that are Pokémon from other egg groups.
> In one region, 6 out of 13 League Members are Pokémon themselves, you battle one of them both as a Pokémon and as a League Member
> There is an human which was raised with wild Pokémon ans is an aura guardian, and you battle them as if they were a Pokémon

>>32665655
lol nope