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* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: Palangolin's SecretArt, Fair Fight, enforces this by preventing any new status changes from occurring for the next few turns.
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* BloodKnight: The bestiary states that Manispear is a Squirey who gave up to "dark impulses" and now "fights without restraint or self-control". To add to this, Manispear learns the move Bloodlust (which raises offenses when defeating an opponent) by level-up.
* CombatPragmatist: Manispear, which remasters from a Squirey who gives up honor for victory at all costs.
* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: Palangolin is themed around this trope, being the remastered form of a Squirey who chooses honor as opposed to victory at all costs. Palangolin's SecretArt, Fair Fight,enforces this directly [[InvokedTrope invokes]] the trope by preventing any new status changes from occurring for the next few three turns.
* SecretArt: Palangolin is the only monster with access to the move Fair Fight, which prevents new status effects for the next three turns.
* CombatPragmatist: Manispear, which remasters from a Squirey who gives up honor for victory at all costs.
* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: Palangolin is themed around this trope, being the remastered form of a Squirey who chooses honor as opposed to victory at all costs. Palangolin's SecretArt, Fair Fight,
* SecretArt: Palangolin is the only monster with access to the move Fair Fight, which prevents new status effects for the next three turns.
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* GlassCannon: Malchemy and Miasmodeus have high speed and offenses paired with lower defenses.
* LongRangeFighter: The Candevil family is geared towards ranged attacks, in contrast to the more melee-focused Bansheep family.
* LongRangeFighter: The Candevil family is geared towards ranged attacks, in contrast to the more melee-focused Bansheep family.
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* CloseRangeCombatant: The Bansheep family specializes in melee attacks, in contrast to the Candevil family which focuses on ranged attacks.
* DemBones: Capricorpse is a skeletal sheep.
* DemBones: Capricorpse is a skeletal sheep.
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* GlassCannon: Wooltergeist and Ramtasm sport higher offensive stats and speed contrasted by weaker defenses.
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* JackOfAllStats: Bansheep and Zombleat have rather balanced stats.
* MightyGlacier: Capricorpse has high defenses and solid Melee Attack, but much lower Speed.
* NonIndicativeName: Capricorpse is a sheep, despite being named after Capricorn, who is a goat.
* MightyGlacier: Capricorpse has high defenses and solid Melee Attack, but much lower Speed.
* NonIndicativeName: Capricorpse is a sheep, despite being named after Capricorn, who is a goat.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Decibelle's description reads "winged beast with ribbon wings", effectively stating twice that Decibelle has wings.
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* NoIndoorVoice: The bestiary says that Sirenades tend to lack awareness as to whether they're singing too loud for bystanders.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: According to the bestiary, early residents of New Wirral would whisper about sightings of white dragons in the clouds, which were likely Decibelles.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: According to the bestiary, early residents of New Wirral would whisper about sightings of white dragons in the clouds, which were likely Decibelles.
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* GateGuardian: According to the bestiary, Dandylions are typically found guarding the entrances to caves.
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* SecretArt: Bushfire, which burns the user, applies a Fire-type coating, and makes it so that when the user lands or is hit by a melee attack, the opponent takes Fire-type damage.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Blossomaw resembles a Chinese dragon with a flower motif.
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Note: Pinbolt (#121), Diveberg (#122) and Adeptile (#123), who were introduced as alternative remasters of preexisting monsters, can be found in the folders for their respective lines in the Base Roster section.
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* JackOfAllStats: Brushroom has very well-rounded stats, with 110 Ranged Defense, 90 Ranged Attack and 100 in everything else.
* MightyGlacier: Fungogh has high Melee Attack and solid defenses, but much more modest Speed.
* SecretArt: Paint Swipe, a strong Plant-type melee attack that only consumes 1 AP, but has low priority and requires the user to have an elemental coating active. Upon landing this attack, the user's elemental coating is transferred to the target.
* MightyGlacier: Fungogh has high Melee Attack and solid defenses, but much more modest Speed.
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A family of electric-type monsters with a ball-shaped head. Recording Boltam gives you the magnet ability.
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* GlassCannon: Pinbolt has high Ranged Attack, but low defenses.
* PrehensileTail: Pinbolt's tail doubles as a hand.
* SecretArt: Bolt From The Blue, which summons a Boltam as an ally.
* PrehensileTail: Pinbolt's tail doubles as a hand.
* SecretArt: Bolt From The Blue, which summons a Boltam as an ally.
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* HeroesPreferSwords: Faerious, an Elfless who managed to control their anger, is contrasted heroically with the much meaner Grampus who projects their own anger upon others; and sure enough, not only does Faerious wield a sword and shield, but to drive the point home, is also the only monster in the game to have the move Heroic Blade in their level-up learnset.
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* ArmlessBiped: {{Inverted|Trope}} with Burnace, who has arms, but no legs.
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* SecretArt: Waterworks, a powerful Water-type ranged attack that hits all other monsters at once, both allies and enemies.
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* FaceHeelTurn: No matter which way Jumpkin remasters, this will be the outcome; while Jumpkin is genuinely nice, Beanstalker is a vicious axe murderer and Draculeaf is a deceitful schemer.
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* SecretArt: Pumpkin Pie, a move that gives the user the Speed Up and AP Boost buffs.
* WeaponBasedCharacterization: Beanstalker is vicious and loves going after terrified victims while wielding an axe, and their second bestiary page contains a brief overview of the axe murderer archetype.
* WeaponBasedCharacterization: Beanstalker is vicious and loves going after terrified victims while wielding an axe, and their second bestiary page contains a brief overview of the axe murderer archetype.
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* {{Expy}}: Kingrave and Queenyx are this to Nidoking and Nidoqueen from ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue''. Both are pairs of closely related {{Mons}}, consisting of a "king" and "queen", where the former has higher offenses while the latter has greater bulk, and both pairs have earth-based elemental typing.
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* EdibleBludgeon: Grampus uses a giant candy cane as a weapon.
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* MightyGlacier: Adeptile boasts high defenses, with both of them at 180, alongside a serviceable Ranged Attack of 150, but has a much more modest Speed stat of 100.
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* BoomStick: {{Implied|Trope}}. Khufo is armed with a battle staff whose blade splits apart during their attack animation, leaving a gap at the end of the shaft. Between this and the fact that [[MagicKnight Khufo has equally strong melee and ranged offenses]], it can be surmised that when the staff's blade splits, it allows projectiles to be fired from the resulting gap.
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* BoomStick: {{Implied|Trope}}. Khufo is armed with a battle staff whose blade splits apart during their attack animation, leaving a gap at exposing the end of gem that was previously inside the shaft. blade. Between this this, the bestiary's claim that the staff was made with "unearthly technologies", and the fact that [[MagicKnight Khufo has equally strong melee and ranged offenses]], it can be surmised that when the staff's blade splits, it allows projectiles to be fired from the resulting gap.gem.
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* BoomStick: {{Implied|Trope}}. Khufo is armed with a battle staff whose blade splits apart during their attack animation, leaving a gap at the end of the shaft. Between this and the fact that [[MagicKnight Khufo has equally strong melee and ranged offenses]], it can be surmised that when the staff's blade splits, it allows projectiles to be fired from the resulting gap.
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* ShoutOut: Khufo is designed after the octopus-like aliens described in ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds1898'', while Triphinx is inspired by the tripod machines used by said aliens. Both monsters' bestiary pages cite the book by name.
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* ShoutOut: Khufo is designed after the octopus-like aliens described in ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds1898'', ''Literature/{{The War Of The Worlds|1898}}'' by Creator/HGWells, while Triphinx is inspired by the tripod machines used by said aliens. Both monsters' bestiary pages cite the book by name.
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* ShoutOut: Khufo is designed after the octopus-like aliens described in ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds'' by Creator/HGWells, while Triphinx is inspired by the tripod machines used by said aliens. Both monsters' bestiary pages cite the book by name.
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* ShoutOut: Khufo is designed after the octopus-like aliens described in ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds'' by Creator/HGWells, ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds1898'', while Triphinx is inspired by the tripod machines used by said aliens. Both monsters' bestiary pages cite the book by name.
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* GatlingGood: The turret on Artillerex's belly, which rotates during their attack animation, is based on a Gatling gun. Artillerex's second bestiary page confirms it, as it contains a quick overview of these weapons.
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* EyeOfProvidence: The Allseer is the All-Seeing Eye piloting a UFO in a pyramidal cockpit.
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* EyeOfProvidence: The Allseer is the All-Seeing Eye piloting a UFO in a pyramidal cockpit.cockpit.
* FlyingSaucer: Allseer is a UFO in the stereotypical disc shape.
* FlyingSaucer: Allseer is a UFO in the stereotypical disc shape.
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* FlyingFace: The bestiary reveals that Adeptile is "little more than a head", and wears robes in a bid to conceal their lack of a full body.
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* HybridMonster: Has Masquerattle's tail, along with Folklord and Manispear's arms. The rest is from another, unspecified creature.
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* JackOfAllStats: Rockertrice's stats are roughly balanced, with all of them at 130 except for a Melee Attack of 145 and a Ranged Attack of 135.
* DualWielding: Cryoshear fights with two long blades made of ice.
* GlassCannon: Both of these monsters sport high Melee Attack, along with even higher Speed that can itself be used as an attacking stat with the move Icicle Dart, which they learn naturally. However, all of their other stats are very low.
* ShearMenace: Cryoshear crosses their two blades to use them as if they were a pair of scissors.
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* UniqueEnemy: There is only one Averevoir in the world, first encountered during Barkley's quest due to [[spoiler:it killing Barkley's master]]. After its defeat, however, it's possible to encounter it again in place of a Rogue Fusion, potentially even as a bootleg of itself.
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* UniqueEnemy: There is only one Averevoir in the world, first encountered during Barkley's [[spoiler:Barkley's quest due to [[spoiler:it it killing Barkley's master]]. After its defeat, however, it's possible to encounter it again in place of a Rogue Fusion, potentially even as a bootleg of itself.
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* FluffyTamer: Manages to convince a wild Puppercut to team up with her for a battle, though it doesn't last.
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A member of the Mourningtown cult that appears in the postgame, causing trouble by stealing Ranger supplies.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Eventually turns away from his thieving ways and joins the Rangers.
* SignatureMon: Uses monsters from the Carniviper line.
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* MustBeInvited: The Landkeepers are implied to work like this as the citizens are told not to invite them into their house. The end implies that this is a result of [[spoiler:Mammon controlling them as after he's defeated, one of them goes into the Gramophone Cafe uninvited]].
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* MustBeInvited: The Landkeepers are implied to work like this as the citizens are told not to invite them into their house. The end implies that this is a result of [[spoiler:Mammon controlling them as after he's defeated, one of them goes into enters the Gramophone Cafe uninvited]].
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* LightningBruiser: Triphinx boasts a whopping 190 Ranged Attack, with an alright 140 in all other stats save for a [[SquishyWizard pitiful Melee Attack of 50]]. Even then, it learns Shield Bash and Brace For Impact to target opponents' Melee Defense if needed.
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* LethalChef: Terracooka, on account of only having access to ingredients found in caves. Coaldrons seem to have overcome their earlier difficulties, as they are described as containing "delicious broth".
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* BlobMonster: Jellyton are former Pawndead that have decayed into wads of toxic slime.
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* BossSubtitles: "Mysterious Catgirl" as Kuneko. [[spoiler: "Unbound Creation"]] as Shining Kuneko.
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* UniformityException: The only partner who isn't human, the only one who starts out with a bootleg monster, the only one who (for obvious reasons) cannot be romanced and the only one who [[spoiler:doesn't fight an Archangel in their personal quest]].
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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: The bestiary claims there seems to be a military hierarchy among the Binvader line, and that Binterloper holds higher rank and has been seen giving orders to Binvaders. Needless to say, with higher stats and a wider movepool, Binterloper does kick more ass.
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* GenieInABottle: They're inspired by the ''djinn'' (i.e. "genies") of Middle Eastern folklore, and they emerge from a bottle just like in many folktales. It's also spoofed in that they serve drinks as part of their bottle motif rather than granting wishes.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Instead of the usual Archangel theme, she has her own theme: [[https://youtu.be/DewpbrM67nE?si=4cNUJ3tYxL6kawMt Your Inception]], a remix of her game's title theme.
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* StoneWall: It has high defensive stats and low attacking stats, and 2 of its natural passives involve reducing damage that it takes, one of which eliminates its Electric weakness. In an unusual example of the trope, however, Averevoir's highest stat is actually Speed, at an outstanding 190.
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* {{Expy}}: Of Lugia from ''VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver''. Both are avian boss monsters encountered in a cave, who have an unorthodox stat distribution pairing high speed with [[StoneWall high defenses and health, leaving offensive stats as the lowest]].
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* ArcVillain: [[spoiler:They're the boss of Barkley's quest, due to killing his human partner and barring access to said partner's remains [[DueToTheDead for burial]].]]
* BilingualBonus: One of the texts that can appear on the loading screen reads "Saying goodbye to Averevoir". This is a nod to how Averevoir's name comes from "au revoir", French for "goodbye".
* BilingualBonus: One of the texts that can appear on the loading screen reads "Saying goodbye to Averevoir". This is a nod to how Averevoir's name comes from "au revoir", French for "goodbye".
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* WoodenKatanasAreEvenBetter: Kirikuri wields a bokken (a Japanese practice sword made of wood), as stated in the bestiary. This doesn't stop them from sporting an excellent Melee Attack stat of 160.
* WoodenKatanasAreEvenBetter: Kirikuri wields a bokken (a Japanese practice sword made of wood), as stated in the bestiary. This doesn't stop them from sporting an excellent Melee Attack stat of 160.
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