The Truth About Bug Pokemon

Being a bug pokemon fan since my early childhood I never ceased to wonder why so many of them have a humanoid shape while other pokemon who are also inspired by animals retain most of their characteristics (except for few exceptions).
With time I realised exactly what was going on in the pokemon universe.

Bug pokemon have always been considered as weak and so they would need to depend on something else to survive, most of them are flying types keeping away from natural predators while others depend on poison to drive away the enemy but there is something that everyone have been missing out... bug pokemon have been slowly but surely evolving to mimic humans in order to benefit from blending in with humanity and become more attractive to trainers.
Indeed pokemon like Heracross, Scyther/Scizor, Butterfree, Beedrill and Pinsir who are humanoid have become popular and prefered by trainers, while pokemon like Paras/Parasect and Durant who resemble insects the most, are left to depend on spores or iron exoskeleton to survive.

The pokemon that has gone the furthest into this methamorphisis ofcourse is Leavanny, it's pre-evolution Sewaddle has 6 limbs which is typical for any insect, however it loses 2 of it's limbs while evolving.
Not only that but Leavanny is mimicing actual clothes looking more human than any other bug pokemon.


There is however something that some of you might use against my little theory, Genesect!

Genesect is known to have lived 300 million years ago which is long before any human, still he has a humanoid shape which by my theory means he is evolving to mimic humans... you can see for yourselves what problem arises.
Yet I remembered two things that shined bright as a light in a darkest night!
Those two things are the pokemon known as Arceus and Kabuto.
Now how does that help my theory you ask? It's simple.

First Kabuto is also an ancient arthropodic pokemon that looks nothing like humans, right? Well his evolution Kabutops suddenly becomes more humanoid in shape (including developing an internal skeleton while keeping the exoskeleton), why would an ancient pokemon that lived when humans were still not around want to become more humanoid?

The answer lies in Arceus, he is believed to have created the whole pokemon universe which would include humans as well.
Yes ladies and gentlemen, we have proof of creationism and evolution both being present in the pokemon world.
Humans existed along with all the ancient pokemon, which makes my theory still possible despite Genesect's humanoid shape.

What's the next step in bug pokemon's evolution is uncertain but surely they will always be changing in order to survive and maybe one day thrive supreme.