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* SignificantAnagram: Ralts' name in both English and Japanese kana is a partial anagram of "astral" (アストラル ''asutoraru''), alluding to its psychic powers.

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* SignificantAnagram: Ralts' name in both English and Japanese kana is a partial anagram of "astral" (アストラル ''asutoraru''), alluding to its psychic powers. The anagram is complete in French and German, where its name is ''Tarsal'' and ''Trasla'' respectively.
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* {{Foil}}: To the Snorunt line:
** Both Ralts and Snorunt have two different evolutions that used the Dawn stone that can only be used on certain genders (Snorunt can evolve to Froslass if it's female, Kirlia can be Gallade if male).
** The Snorunt line only has only one type unless it's Froslass where it's Ice/Ghost, whereas the Ralts line are either Psychic/Fairy or Psychic/Fighting.
** In "Legends: Arceus", both creatures can be found in the Alabaster Icelands, and the alpha versions of all final forms can be found (Glalie and Gardevoir are out in the open, while Froslass and Gallade are hidden in caves and temples). Though the Ralts line is less common due to the cold weather.
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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: Slaking is normally the epitome of BlessedWithSuck, having the [=BST=] of box-art Legendaries, yet due to it being swamped with an utterly crippling ability, has a competitive track record akin to [[ComMons Ledian]] of all things. This makes his use in Singles questionable at the ''best'' of times... unless, of course, he's in a Double Battle and he's with another Pokémon that can remove or negate his ability for him (such as a Pokémon with Skill Swap, or [[VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield Galarian Weezing]]'s Neutralizing Gas ability). In which case, you don't have a lazy oaf who only moves once every other turn, you have [[LightningBruiser an unstoppable juggernaut]] who will ''[[LetsGetDangerous kick your shit in.]]'' This gives Slaking a niche in Double Battle formats he would normally lack in Singles, and it's a popular enough strategy that [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/PokemonColosseum Evice]] [[ArtificialBrilliance makes immediate use of it]] to easily sweep you team]].
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* DifficultButAwesome: Breloom has average to poor stats outside of its Attack and its typing leaves it with several unfortunate weaknesses, but it also has an amazing movepool and all three of its abilities are very useful, meaning that Breloom will be a great Pokémon to use provided that you work around its weaknesses.

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* DifficultButAwesome: Breloom has average to poor stats outside of its Attack and its typing leaves it with several unfortunate weaknesses, but it also has an amazing movepool and all three of its abilities are very useful, meaning that Breloom will be a great Pokémon to use provided that you work around its weaknesses. Under adept players, it can even be [[MightyGlacier useful defensively]] due to Spore, Poison Heal, and its typing resisting the otherwise virtually uncontested Ground + Rock coverage along with Grass's other useful resists.

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Skitty doesn't really work as a crutch, since its stats still aren't good and it doesn't learn powerful moves early on.


* WarmUpBoss: Much like Onix, Nosepass is the SignatureMon of the first Gym Leader of Hoenn, Roxanne, and serves to teach the player about type matchups. It doesn't fold quite as badly as Onix does to Grass and Water attacks, though.



* CrutchCharacter: Skitty's stats are higher than [[ComMon Patrat's]], but Delcatty's even weaker than Butterfree.
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* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: [[SuperpowerLottery Shedinja is impervious to damage!]] Well, provided that it doesn't get hit by an attack with the type of one of its 5 weaknesses [[TheCorruption or a Shadow move]], is on the field during [[GeoEffects Hail, Sandstorm, or Shadow Sky, switches in while Stealth Rock, Spikes, or Toxic Spikes are on the field]], gets inflicted with [[StatusEffects Poison, Leech Seed, Confusion, Burn, Curse, Nightmare]], or [[BrownNote Perish Song]], attacks an opponent using [[TakingYouWithMe Destiny Bond]] or Spiky Shield or has the abilities [[PowerNullifier Mummy, Wandering Spirit]], [[TheSpiny Rough Skin, or Iron Barbs, or is holding a Rocky Helmet]]. [[OverlyLongGag Or, for that matter]], any non-Fighting/Normal attack from a Pokémon with the Mold Breaker, Teravolt, or Turboblaze abilities or the move [[PowerNullifier Gastro Acid]], Worry Seed, Entrainment, Simple Beam, Sunsteel Strike, Moongeist Beam, or Photon Geyser, which turn Shedinja into just another OneHitPointWonder.

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* KryptoniteIsEverywhere: [[SuperpowerLottery Shedinja is impervious to damage!]] Well, provided that it doesn't get hit by an attack with the type of one of its 5 weaknesses [[TheCorruption or a Shadow move]], is on the field during [[GeoEffects Hail, Sandstorm, or Shadow Sky, switches in while Stealth Rock, Spikes, or Toxic Spikes are on the field]], gets inflicted with [[StatusEffects Poison, Leech Seed, Confusion, Burn, Curse, Nightmare]], or [[BrownNote Perish Song]], attacks an opponent using [[TakingYouWithMe Destiny Bond]] or Spiky Shield or has the abilities [[PowerNullifier Mummy, Wandering Spirit]], Spirit, Lingering Aroma]], [[TheSpiny Rough Skin, or Iron Barbs, or is holding a Rocky Helmet]]. [[OverlyLongGag Or, for that matter]], any non-Fighting/Normal attack from a Pokémon with the Mold Breaker, Teravolt, or Turboblaze abilities or the move [[PowerNullifier Gastro Acid]], Worry Seed, Entrainment, Simple Beam, Sunsteel Strike, Moongeist Beam, or Photon Geyser, which turn Shedinja into just another OneHitPointWonder.
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** After being largely passed over in favor of his counterpart since the birth of the Fairy-Type, Gen IX blessed Gallade with the new Sharpness ability, boosting the power of his many cutting attacks by 50% and two new moves, Sacred Sword (formerly the {{SecretArt}} of the Musketdeer Quartet) and Aqua Cutter (the Water type version of Psycho Cut).

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** After being largely passed over in favor of his counterpart since the birth of the Fairy-Type, Gen IX blessed Gallade with the new Sharpness ability, boosting the power of his many cutting attacks by 50% and two new moves, Sacred Sword (formerly the {{SecretArt}} {{Secret Art}} of the Musketdeer Quartet) Quartet, which is absolutely '''devastating''' when buffed with both the STAB coming from Gallade's Fighting type and it's new Sharpness ability) and Aqua Cutter (the Water type version of Psycho Cut).
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** After being largely passed over in favor of his counterpart since the birth of the Fairy-Type, Gen IX blessed Gallade with the new Sharpness ability, boosting the power of his many cutting attacks by 50%.

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** After being largely passed over in favor of his counterpart since the birth of the Fairy-Type, Gen IX blessed Gallade with the new Sharpness ability, boosting the power of his many cutting attacks by 50%.50% and two new moves, Sacred Sword (formerly the {{SecretArt}} of the Musketdeer Quartet) and Aqua Cutter (the Water type version of Psycho Cut).



* CriticalHitClass: Gallade has access to a large quantity of physical moves with high critical hit rates. Specifically, he can use [[NonElemental Slash]], [[CombatPragmatist Night Slash]], [[GreenThumb Leaf Blade]], [[DishingOutDirt Stone Edge]], and [[PsychicPowers Psycho Cut]], and he has a new ability in Gen IX in Sharpness to take full advantage of their critical hits (though only the ones involving cutting or slashing).

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* CriticalHitClass: Gallade has access to a large quantity of physical moves with high critical hit rates. Specifically, he can use [[NonElemental Slash]], [[CombatPragmatist Night Slash]], [[GreenThumb Leaf Blade]], [[DishingOutDirt Stone Edge]], and Edge]], [[PsychicPowers Psycho Cut]], and he [[MakingASplash Aqua Cutter]]. He has a new ability in Gen IX in Sharpness to take full advantage of their critical hits (though only the ones involving cutting or slashing).
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* KamehameHadoken: In ''Legends: Arceus'' Gardevoir is able to learn Aura Sphere as a level up move. In ''Sword and Shield'' Gallade can learn it via TR.

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* KamehameHadoken: In ''Legends: Arceus'' Gardevoir is able to learn Aura Sphere as a level up move. In ''Sword and Shield'' Gallade can learn it via TR.TR, both can now learn it via TM in ''Scarlet and Violet'' though only Gardevoir can make use of it due to it's higher special attack (which allows it to smash through Steel types better), despite Gallade getting STAB from it but running off of his lower special attack.
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* CriticalHitClass: Gallade has access to a large quantity of physical moves with high critical hit rates. Specifically, he can use [[NonElemental Slash]], [[CombatPragmatist Night Slash]], [[GreenThumb Leaf Blade]], [[DishingOutDirt Stone Edge]], and [[PsychicPowers Psycho Cut]].
* CuteMonsterGirl: Kirlia and Gardevoir appear very feminine and beautiful while being just humanoid enough to qualify. Oddly, they can be male despite this. Gallade is a Cute Monster Boy that trades the feminine look for a masculine one.
* DeathOrGloryAttack: Of a sort. If taught Hyper Beam, Mega Gardevoir takes a 150 damage attack, powers it further with its witheringly high Special Attack stat, gets a STAB bonus, [[ElementalRockPaperScissors and turns it into a Fairy attack (with a 30% damage boost on top of that)]], a combination which is incredibly hard to withstand. However, because of the one-turn recharge and Gardevoir's GlassCannon tendencies, it's incredibly unlikely that Gardevoir will survive what comes after, especially if the enemy somehow survives. Also, Pixilate's boost was reduced to 20% in Gen VII.

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* CriticalHitClass: Gallade has access to a large quantity of physical moves with high critical hit rates. Specifically, he can use [[NonElemental Slash]], [[CombatPragmatist Night Slash]], [[GreenThumb Leaf Blade]], [[DishingOutDirt Stone Edge]], and [[PsychicPowers Psycho Cut]].
Cut]], and he has a new ability in Gen IX in Sharpness to take full advantage of their critical hits (though only the ones involving cutting or slashing).
* CuteMonsterGirl: Kirlia and Gardevoir appear very feminine and beautiful while being just humanoid enough to qualify.qualify and are very cute. Oddly, they can be male despite this. Gallade is a Cute Monster Boy that trades the feminine look for a masculine one.
* DeathOrGloryAttack: Of a sort. If taught Hyper Beam, Mega Gardevoir takes a 150 damage attack, powers it further with its witheringly high Special Attack stat, gets a STAB bonus, [[ElementalRockPaperScissors and turns it into a Fairy attack (with a 30% damage boost on top of that)]], a combination which is incredibly hard to withstand. However, because of the one-turn recharge and Gardevoir's GlassCannon tendencies, it's incredibly unlikely that Gardevoir will survive what comes after, especially if the enemy somehow survives.survives [[note]](it's therefore a far better idea to teach Gardevoir Hyper Voice instead as it'll still hit hard without the drawback of having to deal with the risk of getting knocked out during Hyper Beam's recharge phase and the additional benefits of hitting both opponents during Double Battles and breaking through Substitutes)[[/note]]. Also, Pixilate's boost was reduced to 20% in Gen VII.
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** Gallade is this to the Bisharp line in ''Black and White''. While Gallade is an honourable KnightInShiningArmor, protecting those in need, Bisharp is a ruthless CombatPragmatist that finishes off weakened foes that Pawniward have roughened up. Both are powerful physical attackers with middling speed, and both have similar designs, namely blade shaped horns and humanoid bodies. Pawniard's Steel type is super-effective against Ralts's Fairy type, but Ralts acquires the Fighting type when evolving into Gallade, which is super-effective to both the Dark and Steel types of Pawniard and Bisharp.

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** Gallade is this to the Bisharp (now Kingambit line as of ''Scarlet and Violet'') in ''Black and White''. While Gallade is an honourable KnightInShiningArmor, protecting those in need, Bisharp is a ruthless CombatPragmatist that finishes off weakened foes that Pawniward have roughened up.up who is lead by a leader in Kingambit. Both are powerful physical attackers with middling speed, and both have similar designs, namely blade shaped horns and humanoid bodies. Pawniard's Steel type is super-effective against Ralts's Fairy type, but Ralts acquires the Fighting type when evolving into Gallade, which is super-effective to both the Dark and Steel types of Pawniard Pawniard, Bisharp and Bisharp.Kingambit.
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* NoPronunciationGuide: Is it Nin-cay-da or Nin-cah-da? The English pronunciation of "cicada" suggests that it should be the former, but the anime uses the latter.

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* BalanceBuff: In Generation 6, the line (sans Gallade) picked up the Fairy-Type, eliminating their Dark- and Bug-type weaknesses and giving them an immunity to Dragon-type moves. It's now a rather bad idea for them to enter the battlefield against a Poison-type, though. The Fairy-type also gave them a reliable way at striking back at Dark-types. Gardevoir and Gallade also received Mega Evolutions, making them substantially stronger.

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In Generation 6, the line (sans Gallade) picked up the Fairy-Type, eliminating their Dark- and Bug-type weaknesses and giving them an immunity to Dragon-type moves.moves. The Fairy-type also gave them a reliable way at striking back at Dark-types. It's now a rather bad idea for them to enter the battlefield against a Poison-type, though. The Fairy-type also gave them a reliable way at striking back at Dark-types. Gardevoir and Gallade also received Mega Evolutions, making them substantially stronger.stronger.
** After being largely passed over in favor of his counterpart since the birth of the Fairy-Type, Gen IX blessed Gallade with the new Sharpness ability, boosting the power of his many cutting attacks by 50%.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Budew is a tiny baby rose bud.

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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Budew is a tiny baby rose bud.bud that's only 8 inches tall.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Budew is a tiny baby rose bud.
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* CuteKitten: Skitty is about the most adorable cat-based Pokémon in the series, with it's closest rivals being Purrloin (Gen V), Espurr (Gen VI), Litten (Gen VII) and Sprigatito (Gen IX).

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* CuteKitten: Skitty is about the most adorable cat-based Pokémon in the series, with it's closest rivals being Purrloin (Gen V), Espurr (Gen VI), Litten (Gen VII) based on a kitten, and Sprigatito (Gen IX).in-universe their cute behavior makes them highly popular.
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* CuteKitten: Skitty is about the most adorable cat-based Pokémon in the series.

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* CuteKitten: Skitty is about the most adorable cat-based Pokémon in the series.series, with it's closest rivals being Purrloin (Gen V), Espurr (Gen VI), Litten (Gen VII) and Sprigatito (Gen IX).
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* DeathOrGloryAttack: Of a sort. If taught Hyper Beam, Mega Gardevoir takes a 150 damage attack, add it to its witheringly high Special Attack stat, gets a STAB bonus, [[ElementalRockPaperScissors and turns it into a Fairy attack (with a 30% damage boost on top of that)]], a combination which is incredibly hard to withstand. However, because of the one-turn recharge and Gardevoir's GlassCannon tendencies, it's incredibly unlikely that Gardevoir will survive what comes after, especially if the enemy somehow survives. Also, Pixilate's boost was reduced to 20% in Gen VII.

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* DeathOrGloryAttack: Of a sort. If taught Hyper Beam, Mega Gardevoir takes a 150 damage attack, add powers it to further with its witheringly high Special Attack stat, gets a STAB bonus, [[ElementalRockPaperScissors and turns it into a Fairy attack (with a 30% damage boost on top of that)]], a combination which is incredibly hard to withstand. However, because of the one-turn recharge and Gardevoir's GlassCannon tendencies, it's incredibly unlikely that Gardevoir will survive what comes after, especially if the enemy somehow survives. Also, Pixilate's boost was reduced to 20% in Gen VII.
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* DeathOrGloryAttack: Of a sort. If taught Hyper Beam, Mega Gardevoir takes a 150 damage attack, adds it to its witheringly high Special Attack stat, gets a STAB bonus, [[ElementalRockPaperScissors and turns it into a Fairy attack (with a 30% damage boost on top of that)]], a combination which is incredibly hard to withstand. However, because of the one-turn recharge and Gardevoir's GlassCannon tendencies, it's incredibly unlikely that Gardevoir will survive what comes after, especially if the enemy somehow survives. Also, Pixilate's boost was reduced to 20% in Gen VII.

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* DeathOrGloryAttack: Of a sort. If taught Hyper Beam, Mega Gardevoir takes a 150 damage attack, adds add it to its witheringly high Special Attack stat, gets a STAB bonus, [[ElementalRockPaperScissors and turns it into a Fairy attack (with a 30% damage boost on top of that)]], a combination which is incredibly hard to withstand. However, because of the one-turn recharge and Gardevoir's GlassCannon tendencies, it's incredibly unlikely that Gardevoir will survive what comes after, especially if the enemy somehow survives. Also, Pixilate's boost was reduced to 20% in Gen VII.
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* MixAndMatchCritters: Zigzagoon has elements of both racoons and tanukis; it has stripes like the former, but learns Belly Drum in reference to the latter. Linoone resembles various mustelids, and the whole Galarian line are based on badgers.

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* MixAndMatchCritters: Zigzagoon has elements of both racoons raccoons and tanukis; it has stripes like the former, former (and the "guma" in its Japanese name brings to mind ''araiguma'', meaning raccoon), but learns Belly Drum in reference to the latter.latter's mythology. Linoone resembles various mustelids, and the whole Galarian line are based on badgers.
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** Torchic itself was deemed cute enough to appear as a NPC sprite in the ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' games despite not being native to the region and even allowed in Amity Square, which is well known for being ''very selective'' over who is deemed as "cute". It is also the only starter Pokémon that can be caught from the Pokéwalker, although it is an extremely rare encounter from an event-only course.

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** Torchic itself was deemed cute enough to appear as a NPC sprite in the ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'' games despite not being native to the region and even allowed in Amity Square, which is well known for being ''very selective'' over who is deemed as "cute". Alhough this likely had more to do with Torchic being one of Junichi Masuda's favorite Pokémon. It is also the only starter Pokémon that can be caught from the Pokéwalker, although it is an extremely rare encounter from an event-only course.
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* LadyAndKnight: Gardevoir's the lady, Gallade's the knight. Given Gardevoir's gender distribution, they're just as likely to be male-and-male or female-and-male versions.

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* LadyAndKnight: Gardevoir's the lady, Gallade's the knight. Given Gardevoir's gender distribution, they're just as likely to be male-and-male or female-and-male versions. Their implied descendant in ''Violet'', Iron Valiant, combines the aspects from both Pokémon into one.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Shedinja can learn Sandstorm, which will summon one of the (many) indirect ways to damage (and therefore kill) it, though it is possible to subvert this by giving him the Safety Goggles as an held item.
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* DualTonfas: Gallade's arms effectively function as natural versions of these weapons. They become more pronounced as Mega Gallade.
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* HuMons: The Ralts line is among the most human-looking Pokémon out there. Ralts itself looks like a little girl in a long dres, its evolution Kirlia resembles a ballerina with pigtails, and the final evolution Gardevoir looks like a lady in a ballroom gown with pseudo-PeekABangs. The alternate final evolution Gallade is more masculine and resembles a knight.

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* HuMons: The Ralts line is among the most human-looking Pokémon out there. Ralts itself looks like a little girl in a long dres, dress or a nightgown, its evolution Kirlia resembles a ballerina with pigtails, and the final evolution Gardevoir looks like a lady in a ballroom gown with pseudo-PeekABangs. The alternate final evolution Gallade is more masculine and resembles a knight.



* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Ralts! It looks like a toddler in a nightgown! Kirlia is no slouch in the cute department either. Gardevoir drops most cute elements and become a Ridiculously ''Gorgeous'' Critter, and Gallade becomes handsome.

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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Ralts! It looks like a toddler in a nightgown! Kirlia is no slouch in the cute department either. either, especially in it's HappyDance animation. Gardevoir drops most cute elements and become a Ridiculously ''Gorgeous'' Critter, Critter (although still cute in its own right as seen in it's victory animation in ''VideoGame/PokkenTournament''), and Gallade becomes handsome. In highsight the entire line is downright adorable.
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* AngelicBeauty: WordOfGod says Gardevoir's feminine or more likely androgynous physique is inspired by angels (which might explain their undying will to protect their trainers as a reference to {{Guardian Angel}}s).

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* AngelicBeauty: WordOfGod says The creators say Gardevoir's feminine or more likely androgynous physique is inspired by angels (which might explain their undying will to protect their trainers as a reference to {{Guardian Angel}}s).

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