Lack of の in 最強のポケモン誕生


I was wondering why the sentence

> 最強のポケモン誕生

doesn't have a の between ポケモン and 誕生. Is there any reason to drop it?
Sentences with 誕生日 normally include の (like 私の誕生日は。。。).




Titles, news headlines, catchphrases and such are not constructed as ordinary
sentences, and case particles are omitted aggressively. When we see 最強のポケモン誕生
in a catchphrase, we will assume が (not の) is omitted after ポケモン, and した after
誕生.

> 最強のポケモン誕生  
>  = 最強のポケモンが誕生した  
>  = (The) strongest Pokemon (was) born

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Titles, news headlines, catchphrases and such are not constructed as ordinary
sentences, and case particles are omitted aggressively. When we see 最強のポケモン誕生
in a catchphrase, we will assume が (not の) is omitted after ポケモン, and した after
誕生.

> 最強のポケモン誕生  
>  = 最強のポケモンが誕生した  
>  = (The) strongest Pokemon (was) born

Related:

  * [what is the name of the abbreviated writing style used in newspapers?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/14512/5010)
  * [the omission of an implied "の" creates the appearance of a 四字熟語{よじじゅくご}?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/19365/5010)
  * [What is the meaning of "超か" in this news headline?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/45029/5010)

