History Characters / PokemonAdventuresGalar

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* AdaptedOut: He doesn't have his Shiftry, Ludicolo, Bellossom, Cherrim, Flapple or Tsareena.

* GreenThumb: Uses Glossifleur and Eldegoss

* AdaptatedOut: Neither of them have their Sirfetch'd while Sordward doesn't have his Bisharp and Shielbert doesn't have his own Falinks.

* ButtMonkey: It's a never-ending stream of frustrations and humilations for him.

* AdaptationalHeroism: Rather than being the sole mastermind behind the plan to unleash Eternatus, he [[spoiler: is actively manipulated by Sordward and Shielbert for their own selfish ends. In addition, he takes more responsiblity for the mass outbreak of Dynamaxed Pokémon, sending the elite Trainers from his subsidiaries to deal with them, and was prepared to step in to stop Eternatus himself if Sordward and Shielbert failed.]]

* ExtraOreDinary: His Copperajah.

* TheBerserker: Tera can become this if their BerserkButton above is pressed, as a result of the pain it gets from its sweat feeding into its anger, causing it to sweat more and agitating them more, to focus on defeating its target above all else. Casey notes that if it can't defeat the opponent in time, it can aint from this self-feeding cycle.

* TearsOfJoy: Gets this when Henry praises his telekinesis for being able to catch far away Pokemon.

* CelebrityLie: Downplayed, while she brags about being close with the famous researcher known as "Miss Poison" (Moon), she actually did meet her, but the only thing they did is exchange contact info, which only happened due to Platinum pestering them to do it due to both of them specializing in Poison-Type Pokémon.

* DecoyProtagonist: The story seems to focus more on Henry than it does Casey, making him appear to be the primary protagonist. [[spoiler: But on the Darkest Day, after failing to repair the Rusted Sword and Shield, he is revealed to be infected with Eternatus' toxin and he actively refuses to hand the weapons over to help save Galar from destruction. This leads to him being captured by Eternatus who promptly vanishes along with Zacian and Zamazenta, leaving Casey as the sole protagonist who works alongside Hop, Bede, Marnie and Marvin to find Henry and resolve the threat posed by Eternatus, at least for two chapters, and even once he returns Casey is the one leading the charge and playing the more active heroic role in the final stretch.]]

* TheLeader: In the last third of the arc, Casey [[spoiler: ends up being the one leading the group of her, Henry, Hop, Marnie and Bede in the final battle.]]

* DecoyProtagonist: The story seems to focus more on Henry than it does Casey, making him appear to be the primary protagonist. [[spoiler: But on the Darkest Day, after failing to repair the Rusted Sword and Shield, he is revealed to be infected with Eternatus' toxin and he actively refuses to hand the weapons over to help save Galar from destruction. This leads to him being captured by Eternatus who promptly vanishes along with Zacian and Zamazenta, leaving Casey as the sole protagonist who works alongside Hop, Bede, Marnie and Marvin to find Henry and resolve the threat posed by Eternatus, at least for two chapters.]]

* LikeFatherLikeSon: Or rather, hLike Trainer, Like Pokémon. His everyday easygoing nature resembles Grookey, while his stern-serious looks resemble Sirfetch'd.

* DemotedToExtra: In the games, he was effectively the Deutagonist of the story, while here, his role is taken over by Casey, and isn't introduced into the story until Chapter 6 as one of the Gym Challengers alongside Marnie and Bede.

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler: Granted his mind isn’t stable when it happens, but he’s the first of the Dex Holders to pull one]].

* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler: At the Energy Plant on the Darkest Day, his face is twisted in horror once he realizes that he can't repair the Rusted Sword and Shield. This shifts into something of a VillainousBreakdown once he hits his RageBreakingPoint.]]
** [[spoiler: Post-Darkest Day, he's shown to be ashamed about his toxin-induced behavior, making a conscious choice to avoid seeing Casey until Mustard gives him away, and later admitting to her that he feels like [[InSpiteOfANail he would done the same thing, toxin or no.]]]]

* [[LikeFatherLikeSon Like Trainer, Like Pokémon]]: Or rather, his personality resembles his choice of Pokémon. His everyday easygoing nature resembles Grookey, while his stern-serious looks resemble Sirfetch'd.

Henry's first Pokémon shown, a Sirfetch'd, who was originally an Galarian Farfetch'd. They were first seen rescuing Mavin when he was falling in a cliff.

Henry's Thwackey, which was originally a Grookey, until it evolved after a training match with Marvin and Sniffler.

* BattleBoomerang: Twiggy learns to bend its sticks to throw it like a boomerang, generating a small whirlwind that dries off Sniffler and allows Stickyn to close the distance. Henry and Twiggy repeat this strategy while Dynamaxed against Nessa, with Henry noting that it only worked as well as it did because Nessa sealed off all their other options.

!!'''(Gunbain ("Fannyn"))'''
Henry's Oranguru, who willingly joins him after he helps fix its fan after Sonia accidently broke it, throwing it into a rage.

* PowerIncontinence: As a result of their fan being damaged, it ends up controlling the wrong Pokémon twice in quick sucession; first when it ends up controlling Raihan's Sandaconda instead of his Duradulon, and again when instead of Henry's Twiggy, it controls Sonia's Yamper and it unleashes a bolt of electricity on everyone, including itself.

!!'''(Sutekkyn ("Staffyn")'''

* BerserkButton: Unsurprsingly, [[spoiler:[[WreckedWeapon due to her breaking its cane capturing it]]]], Melony. Not only do they refuse to respond or acknowledge her while they were owned by her, Henry notes during his Gym Battle that they kept trying to attack her directly in between his orders.

* CurbStompBattle: Demolishes Steeler and Gunbain on its way to retrieve his cane that Henry snatched. While Casey notes that as a sign that it's a Gym Leader's Pokémon, later reveals imply that it's naturally that strong on its own.
* {{Kevlard}}: It's a portly fellow, and is able to use its bulk to bounce off Gunbain's Hypnosis.

!!'''Urshifu'''

* BareFistedMonk: Unlike Henry's other pokémons, Urshifu does not use any weapon at all.
* RuleOfSymbolism: Urshifu lacking a gear like Henry other pokémons symbolizes his shame for [[spoiler:his behavior when under the effects of Eternatus' poison and ulterior motives]].

* HypocriticalHumor: When she takes Mavin to thank Henry and his Sirfetch'd, she tells the boy not to yell... while speaking at the top of her voice herself.

* ThemeNaming: Her Pokémon, sans Scorbunny, were nicknamed after metric unit prefixes.

Casey's first known Pokémon, which she first mentions while showing Mavin her Dynamax projector. It later evolves into Raboot during her match with Nessa, and then into Cinderace alongwide Twiggy and Sniffer battling the Berry Gang.

A young boy who has recently arrived to the Galar region. Although he hasn't battled with a Pokémon before, he is quite knowledgeable about how Pokémon battles work. His first Pokémon is a Sobble, which he nicknames "Sniffer".

* AscendedExtra: In the games he's just another schoolboy class trainer, but here he ends up becoming the companion of the 2 main protagonists and even receives a starter Pokémon.

* CombatPragmatist: Saves his Dracie by ordering his Tearie to use Tearful Look as a makeshift tearbomb, and then catching the Dracovish and fleeing while the Macro Cosmos goons are overwhelmed by the attack.

* MakingASplash: So far, his two Pokémon, Tearie and Dracie, are primarly Water-types.

* TheWatson: Since he's introduced as being new to Galar, this allows the protagonists to fill him in on stuff like Dynamaxing and the Wild Area when he undertstandaly asks.

* AscendedExtra: In the games, she doesn't appear that much compared to Sonia, but here, she's pretty much the chaperone to the 2 main protagonists, something unprecedented for professors in Pokémon Special.

* GeniusBruiser: He firmly establishes himself as this by talking about the history of the vault originally being a fortress before showing off the homework he did on Henry, rattling off his gym victories, his specialty, and even his Pokémon's nicknames, before battling. The "Bruiser" part comes in when he's able to take advantage of an opening with Lanceyn's Leaf Blade to knock him down with his Sandaconda's Slam.

* WeatherManipulation: His Sandaconda knows Sandstorm, which he uses as a opener against Henry's Lanceyn.

* MacrossMissileMassacre: Her Gigantamax Alcreamie's G-Max Finale is rendered as this, unleashing a barrage of 100-000 calarie missiles that Henry's Stickyn can barely dodge.

* StatusEffects: Punishes Henry's Stickyn for answering with technically correct answer of "88".

* TheParalyzer: His Cursola. Allister explains that touching it renders the toucher stiff as a stone, forcing Henry to switch from Stickyn to Fannyn when Stickyn's unable to move.
* PoisonousPerson: His Gengar, who apart from Poison being its secondary type, he spams Max Ooze for his 2nd and 3rd moves to fight Henry's Dynamaxed Fannyn.

* GeniusBruiser: Takes advantage of his environment during his fight with Marvin to nullify Tearie's type-advantage, and then when Marvin uses frozen balls of water to throw his Stonjourner off-balance, he quickly uses Rock Slide to stabilize Stonjourner and counter-attack. It would've worked if Casey didn't run in thinking Gordie was someone ambushing Henry and Marvin.

* InsaneTrollLogic: Takes Henry sending out Beamyn to battle his Ponyta as a sign that he is trying to get into the Chairman's good graces, even though 1) Rose's the one who invited Henry, not the other way around, and 2) Bede's the one who ambushed him to take him out.

* AdapatedOut: His Torkoal, Gigalith and Turtonator aren't present.

* AdaptationDeviation: She uses Toxapex and Gigantamax Drednaw in her initial match against Henry whereas she doesn't use these until her rematch. Likewise, she uses a Quagsire during the battle against Eternatus despite not using that til the Champion's Cup.

* AdapatedOut: He lacks his Mimikyu.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: After Henry defeats him in a battle, he calms down and answers Henry's question about the Wishing Stars as an acknowledgement of his strength, which is far better than how he [[ILetYouWin deals]] [[SoreLoser with]] [[ThisCannotBe his losses]] in the original game.

* {{Keigo}}: He's formal when speaking to anyone, even kids like Henry and Casey.

* {{Keigo}}: Just like his game counterpart, Bede tends to use polite Japanese with everyone (most of the time). He is particularly deferential when referring to Rose.

* AdapatedOut: He doesn't have his Aegislash, Haxorus, Seismitoad/Mr. Rime/Rhyperior or his Cinderace/Inteleon/Rillaboom.

* BrownNote: His cheer for congraulating Hop and Casey is so loud that it disorients everyone nearly.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: [[spoiler: Beats Casey when Gigantamax Alcremie confuses Caseyy's Gigantamaxed Tera with G-Max Finale, which G-Max Finale can't do in the games.]]

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Casey notes that it's extremely popular with the Pokémon of the area, having fans, groupies (who are the ones who stole its Poké Ball and cane from Henry in the first place), and wannabe apprentices. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, this is why Melony decides to capture it in the first place.]]

* HiddenDepths: Despite her what her personality may show, its not only shown that she's a genuinely skilled hairstylist, being responsible for all of her fellow dojo students' hairstyles, but also that she's also no slouch in the reasoning department when it comes to Pokemon, being shown when she realized the Poison Pokemon were out of their usual habitat, and, while a second too late to stop Marvin, realizing that something was wrong when a poisoned Zorua would risk going for the poison-healing sap instead of the nearby trees for a Pecha Berry.

* FashionModel: Doubles as this along with being Hulbury's Gym Leader.