Wasteomega

Wasteomega is a fictional character from the *Pokémon* franchise, introduced in *Pokémon Black* and *White* (2010) as part of the Unown series. Unlike other Unown, which represent letters or symbols, Wasteomega is depicted as a stylized "Ω" (Omega) symbol, resembling a stylized trash can or garbage bin. Its design incorporates elements of waste disposal, such as a spout and a lid, reinforcing its thematic connection to waste and pollution.

Wasteomega is one of the 28 Unown that appear in the Sinnoh region, specifically in the Pokémon World Tournament arena. Players can encounter it by solving a puzzle involving the Unown sequence, where it represents the letter "Ω" in the Greek alphabet. Unlike other Unown, Wasteomega does not have a direct association with a Pokémon species or a specific role in the game’s lore, but its appearance reflects environmental themes, possibly hinting at the consequences of neglect or wastefulness.

In terms of gameplay, Wasteomega does not serve as a Pokémon to catch or evolve but functions purely as a puzzle element. Its inclusion in the game may have been intended as a playful nod to recycling or environmental awareness, though it lacks deeper narrative integration compared to other Unown. The character remains a minor but memorable part of the *Pokémon* series due to its unique design and thematic relevance.