Oranguru Proves Pokémon Trainers Are The Real Monsters
In Pokémon Sun and Moon, players could find Oranguru hidden in the Lush Jungle located on Alola’s Akala Island. While on the surface the rare Normal/Psychic-type looks just like any other Pokémon in the Generation 7 Pokédex, the series has actually introduced some interesting information about the Oranguru species that could make players feel bad the next time they try to catch the elusive Pokémon.
Although Oranguru made its debut in the Alola region, the Psychic Pokémon made its second appearance as an exclusive Pokémon in 2019’s Pokémon Sword and Shield. The stoic orangutan can be found nestled away in the Galar region’s beautiful Glimwood Tangle forest just north of the Stow-on-Side Gym. Despite Oranguru’s wild spawn locations in the RPGs, the Pokémon anime series expanded further on the Psychic-type’s actual habitat which may surprise some fans.
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The Sun and Moon series of the Pokemon anime first aired in 2017 and had several episodes that featured Oranguru. In the Alolan-based storyline, it's revealed on numerous occasions that the Oranguru species are capable of having a lifestyle not too far off from humans. Here is a list of reasons why Oranguru proves that Pokémon trainers are the real monsters for catching the version-exclusive Sun and Moon Pokémon.
In the Pokémon Sun and Moon Pokédex entry for Oranguru, it states that the Normal/Psychic-type has «extreme» levels of intelligence. Oranguru isn't just smart, but its species is also capable of owning and running a business. In the Sun and Moon anime series, the Gen 7 Pokémon is seen owning a cozy café where it serves both human and Pokémon customers that enter its establishment. Using Alolan
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