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I'm asking this because apparently if you bring a cyndaquil from hisui it will still evolve into a johto typhlosion, and items like black agurite cannot be found in scarlet, preventing some hisuian evos, this led me to ask if I had, for example two hisuian growlithes, would their offspring be hisuian or would it be a kantonian growlithe because its in a diffrent game? I've been pondering this for a while and I've got no answers; please help.

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If you give one of the parents an Everstone, the child will always be Hisuian

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If you could hypothetically bring Hisuan forms into Scarlet/Violet, then breed them, you would get the standard forms, unless a parent with the Hisuan form is holding an Everstone. Just like passing down a Nature, the regional form will always match a parent holding an Everstone. This is not limited to just Hisuian forms, either. In Scarlet/Violet, there are NPC trainers who will trade certain regional forms. There's one that takes a Paldean Wooper in exchange for a standard Wooper, and another that takes a standard Meowth in exchange for a Galarian Meowth.

However, there are some forms that would not be obtainable. Quilava, for example, would evolve into a normal Typhlosion, because the Quilava is not in Hisui when it evolves. The Everstone wouldn't help in this situation, because it would simply block evolution altogether. Another example would be Ursaluna. You need the Peat Block item to evolve an Ursaring. Without that item, evolution is not possible.

Interesting side note, because Ursaluna exists, Ursaring can make use of Eviolite, since it still has a higher evolutionary form. We just lack the item to trigger it.

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I would've thought that because the evolution is only possible in a different game, that the eviolite just wouldn't work because Ursaluna wouldn't count as an "evolution." That's how meltan worked in sw/sh because you can't evolve it outside go.
Ursaluna is still in the game's code, so the Eviolite trigger would activate with Ursaring
I would like to agree on this; however, the question wasn't answered.
What question wasn't answered?  The OP's question is answered in my first paragraph.