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* ISurrenderSuckers: [[spoiler:In ''Pokémon Masters'', in the final chapter of the Villain Arc, once Hoopa Unbound is BroughtDownToNormal again, he doesn't waste any time to simply give up, since his whole plans were stopped the moment Hoopa lost its Unbound form and returned all the Legendary Pokémon from Team Rocket to their dimensions. However, it also turns out that Giovanni has another unrevealed scheme in hands and takes his leave through Mewtwo warping him away.]]
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* ISurrenderSuckers: [[spoiler:In the final chapter of the Villain Arc of ''Pokémon Masters'', in the final chapter of the Villain Arc, once Hoopa Unbound is BroughtDownToNormal again, he doesn't waste any time to simply give giving up, since his whole plans were stopped plan failed the moment Hoopa lost its Unbound form and returned all the Legendary Pokémon from Team Rocket to their dimensions. However, it also turns out that Giovanni has another unrevealed scheme in hands hand and takes his leave through Mewtwo warping him away.]]
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* MoralityPet: Nidoking is indicated to be one for him in ''Masters''. Giovanni has been caring for him since Kanto and suggests that he has a fondness for the Pokémon. When asked if he would give Nidoking up in order to further his plans, he cannot provide a definite answer.
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** He often uses at least one member of the Nidoran line. Nidoqueen is his final Pokémon in all his Silph Co. battles while Nidoking once tied as his strongest team member during his gym battle in ''Yellow''. The latter went on to be the subject of Giovanni's Sygna Suit in ''Masters'', where he admits that [[MoralityPet he may have an attachment to him]].
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** He often uses at least one member of the Nidoran line. Nidoqueen is his final Pokémon in all his Silph Co. battles while Nidoking and his strongest in his battle at Tohjo Falls. Nidoking, meanwhile, once tied as his strongest team member during his gym battle in ''Yellow''. The latter went on to be ''Yellow'' and is the subject of Giovanni's Sygna Suit in ''Masters'', where he admits that [[MoralityPet he may have an attachment to him]].
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** In homage to Giovanni’s anime counterpart, both ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'' saw Persian replace Kangaskhan as the sole Pokémon to deviate from his type specialty. It even appears with him during the gym encounters of both games, though it is only an opponent in one of them, ''and'' is the only fixed member of his team in ''Pokémon GO''. Persian returns in ''Masters'' as well as part of Giovanni's Classic variant.
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** In homage to Giovanni’s Giovanni's anime counterpart, both ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'' saw Persian replace Kangaskhan as the sole Pokémon to deviate from his type specialty. It even appears with him during the gym encounters of both games, though it is only an opponent in one of them, ''and'' is the only fixed member of his team in ''Pokémon GO''. Persian returns in ''Masters'' as well as part of Giovanni's Classic variant.
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** In both ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'', Persian replaces Kangaskhan as the sole Pokémon to deviate from his type specialty. It even appears with him during the gym encounters of both games, though it is only an opponent in one of them, ''and'' is the only fixed member of his team in ''Pokémon GO''. Persian returns in ''Masters'' as well as part of Giovanni's Classic variant.
** Mewtwo supplants all of his previous partners as the final Pokémon of his alternate universe counterpart, even appearing as his default partner in ''Masters'', [[spoiler:and that's before Giovanni is able to form his own twisted version of a bond with it.]]
** Mewtwo supplants all of his previous partners as the final Pokémon of his alternate universe counterpart, even appearing as his default partner in ''Masters'', [[spoiler:and that's before Giovanni is able to form his own twisted version of a bond with it.]]
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** In homage to Giovanni’s anime counterpart, both ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'', Go'' saw Persian replaces replace Kangaskhan as the sole Pokémon to deviate from his type specialty. It even appears with him during the gym encounters of both games, though it is only an opponent in one of them, ''and'' is the only fixed member of his team in ''Pokémon GO''. Persian returns in ''Masters'' as well as part of Giovanni's Classic variant.
** Mewtwo supplants all of his previous partners as the final Pokémon of his alternate universe counterpart, even appearing as part of hisdefault partner default Sync Pair in ''Masters'', [[spoiler:and that's before Giovanni is able to form his own twisted version of a bond with it.]]
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** Mewtwo supplants all of his previous partners as the final Pokémon of his alternate universe counterpart, even appearing as his default partner in ''Masters'', [[spoiler: and that is [[spoiler:and that's before Giovanni is able to form his own, own twisted version of a bond with it.]]
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** Mewtwo supplants all of his previous partners as the final Pokémon of his alternate universe counterpart, even appearing as his default partner in ''Masters'', [[spoiler: and that is before Giovanni is able to form his own, twisted version of a bond with it.]]
** Mewtwo supplants all of his previous partners as the final Pokémon of his alternate universe counterpart, even appearing as his default partner in ''Masters'', [[spoiler: and that is before Giovanni is able to form his own, twisted version of a bond with it.]]
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** Mostly his signature is [[MightyGlacier the Rhyhorn line]], but he's also partial to [[JackOfAllStats Nidoqueen, Nidoking, and Kangaskhan]], and some games has him use them more prominently than the Rhyhorn line.
*** In ''Red and Blue'', ''Yellow'', and ''Let's Go'', his strongest Pokémon as a Gym Leader is Rhydon (which is changed to a Rhyhorn in ''[=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]'') and he also has Nidoking and Nidoqueen on the team; the former of which is tied in level with his Rhydon in ''Yellow''. Prior to that, in the first battle his strongest is Kangaskhan with Rhyhorn also on the team, then Nidoqueen for the second battle with Rhyhorn, Kangaskhan and Nidorino also on the team.
*** He has Rhydon, Nidoking, and Nidoqueen in ''Stadium'' but loses Rhydon in the rematch.
*** His ''[=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=]'' OptionalBoss appearance has Nidoking, Nidoqueen, and Kangaskhan, with Nidoqueen being his strongest.
*** The World Tournaments in ''Black 2 and White 2'' have Rhyperior as this while Nidoking and Nidoqueen are still in his roster, but he loses Nidoqueen in the Type Experts bracket.
*** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has all three again.
*** In ''Pokémon Go'' when he first appeared, his second Pokémon may be either Nidoking, Kangaskhan, or Garchomp. His team line has rotated regularly since, but has included both of them as well as Rhydon and Rhyperior at various points, but there's no sign of Nidoqueen.
*** In ''Masters'', his Sygna Suit version uses a Nidoking with the ability to Dynamax.
** ''Yellow'', ''Stadium'', and ''Let's Go'', give him a [[FragileSpeedster Persian]] as in the anime. In ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'' it replaces his Kangaskhan in the first two battles, and in ''Yellow'' it replaces a Rhyhorn on his Gym Leader team, but in ''Let's Go'' it's gone with no replacement in the Gym battle. His ''Let's Go'' artwork even showcases Persian alongside him. In ''Pokémon Go'', Persian is his first Pokémon sent out. A new sync pair with him in ''Pokémon Masters'' give him Persian again.
** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has achieved his anime counterpart's goal of capturing [[OlympusMons Mewtwo]], and now uses it as his team leader. He also uses Mewtwo in ''Masters'' [[spoiler:which is later upgraded to Mega Mewtwo Y]], and he had one when he first appeared in ''Go'' (though he later uses various other legendaries that are cycled around).
*** In ''Red and Blue'', ''Yellow'', and ''Let's Go'', his strongest Pokémon as a Gym Leader is Rhydon (which is changed to a Rhyhorn in ''[=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]'') and he also has Nidoking and Nidoqueen on the team; the former of which is tied in level with his Rhydon in ''Yellow''. Prior to that, in the first battle his strongest is Kangaskhan with Rhyhorn also on the team, then Nidoqueen for the second battle with Rhyhorn, Kangaskhan and Nidorino also on the team.
*** He has Rhydon, Nidoking, and Nidoqueen in ''Stadium'' but loses Rhydon in the rematch.
*** His ''[=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=]'' OptionalBoss appearance has Nidoking, Nidoqueen, and Kangaskhan, with Nidoqueen being his strongest.
*** The World Tournaments in ''Black 2 and White 2'' have Rhyperior as this while Nidoking and Nidoqueen are still in his roster, but he loses Nidoqueen in the Type Experts bracket.
*** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has all three again.
*** In ''Pokémon Go'' when he first appeared, his second Pokémon may be either Nidoking, Kangaskhan, or Garchomp. His team line has rotated regularly since, but has included both of them as well as Rhydon and Rhyperior at various points, but there's no sign of Nidoqueen.
*** In ''Masters'', his Sygna Suit version uses a Nidoking with the ability to Dynamax.
** ''Yellow'', ''Stadium'', and ''Let's Go'', give him a [[FragileSpeedster Persian]] as in the anime. In ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'' it replaces his Kangaskhan in the first two battles, and in ''Yellow'' it replaces a Rhyhorn on his Gym Leader team, but in ''Let's Go'' it's gone with no replacement in the Gym battle. His ''Let's Go'' artwork even showcases Persian alongside him. In ''Pokémon Go'', Persian is his first Pokémon sent out. A new sync pair with him in ''Pokémon Masters'' give him Persian again.
** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has achieved his anime counterpart's goal of capturing [[OlympusMons Mewtwo]], and now uses it as his team leader. He also uses Mewtwo in ''Masters'' [[spoiler:which is later upgraded to Mega Mewtwo Y]], and he had one when he first appeared in ''Go'' (though he later uses various other legendaries that are cycled around).
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** Mostly his signature is [[MightyGlacier the The Rhyhorn line]], but he's also partial to [[JackOfAllStats Nidoqueen, Nidoking, line appears on almost all of his teams in the main series, as well as in merchandise and Kangaskhan]], and some games has him use them more prominently than ''Masters''.
** He often uses at least one member of theRhyhorn line.
*** In ''Red and Blue'', ''Yellow'', and ''Let's Go'',Nidoran line. Nidoqueen is his strongest final Pokémon as a Gym Leader is Rhydon (which is changed to a Rhyhorn in ''[=FireRed=] and [=LeafGreen=]'') and he also has all his Silph Co. battles while Nidoking and Nidoqueen on the team; the former of which is once tied in level with as his Rhydon strongest team member during his gym battle in ''Yellow''. Prior The latter went on to that, in be the first battle his strongest is Kangaskhan with Rhyhorn also on the team, then Nidoqueen for the second battle with Rhyhorn, Kangaskhan and Nidorino also on the team.
*** He has Rhydon, Nidoking, and Nidoqueensubject of Giovanni's Sygna Suit in ''Stadium'' but loses Rhydon in the rematch.
*** His ''[=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=]'' OptionalBoss appearance has Nidoking, Nidoqueen, and Kangaskhan, with Nidoqueen being his strongest.
*** The World Tournaments in ''Black 2 and White 2'' have Rhyperior as this while Nidoking and Nidoqueen are still in his roster, but he loses Nidoqueen in the Type Experts bracket.
*** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has all three again.
*** In ''Pokémon Go'' when he first appeared, his second Pokémon may be either Nidoking, Kangaskhan, or Garchomp. His team line has rotated regularly since, but has included both of them as well as Rhydon and Rhyperior at various points, but there's no sign of Nidoqueen.
*** In''Masters'', his Sygna Suit version uses a Nidoking with the ability where he admits that [[MoralityPet he may have an attachment to Dynamax.
him]].
**''Yellow'', ''Stadium'', and ''Let's Go'', give him a [[FragileSpeedster Persian]] as in the anime. In both ''Yellow'' and ''Let's Go'' it replaces his Kangaskhan in the first two battles, and in ''Yellow'' it replaces a Rhyhorn on his Gym Leader team, but in ''Let's Go'' it's gone with no replacement in the Gym battle. His ''Let's Go'' artwork even showcases Persian alongside him. In ''Pokémon Go'', Persian is his first replaces Kangaskhan as the sole Pokémon sent out. A new sync pair to deviate from his type specialty. It even appears with him during the gym encounters of both games, though it is only an opponent in ''Pokémon Masters'' give him Persian again.
** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has achieved his anime counterpart's goalone of capturing [[OlympusMons Mewtwo]], and now uses them. Giovanni pairs up with it as his team leader. He also uses Mewtwo again in ''Masters'' [[spoiler:which is later upgraded to Mega Mewtwo Y]], and he had one when he first appeared in ''Go'' (though he later uses various other legendaries that are cycled around).as part of his Classic variant.
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*** He has Rhydon, Nidoking, and Nidoqueen
*** His ''[=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=]'' OptionalBoss appearance has Nidoking, Nidoqueen, and Kangaskhan, with Nidoqueen being his strongest.
*** The World Tournaments in ''Black 2 and White 2'' have Rhyperior as this while Nidoking and Nidoqueen are still in his roster, but he loses Nidoqueen in the Type Experts bracket.
*** In ''Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon'' he has all three again.
*** In ''Pokémon Go'' when he first appeared, his second Pokémon may be either Nidoking, Kangaskhan, or Garchomp. His team line has rotated regularly since, but has included both of them as well as Rhydon and Rhyperior at various points, but there's no sign of Nidoqueen.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: [[spoiler:In ''Pokémon Masters'', he proposes that Paulo join Team Rocket now that he has proved himself strong enough to command Hoopa Unbound to wreck havoc on Pasio. Paulo turns down the offer, because his aim was to take down all evil (and former evil) organizations and decides to bring him down. However, Giovanni uses the power of his own sync stone to easily bring Hoopa Unbound to his side and disarms Paulo completely, mocking him that he could've at least pretended to join Team Rocket for a better chance at striking Giovanni when he'd least expect it.]]
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* WeCanRuleTogether: [[spoiler:In ''Pokémon Masters'', he proposes that Paulo join forces with Team Rocket now that he has proved himself strong enough to command Hoopa Unbound to wreck havoc on Pasio. Paulo turns down the offer, because his aim was to take down all evil (and former evil) organizations and decides to bring him down. However, Giovanni uses the power of his own sync stone to easily bring Hoopa Unbound to his side and disarms Paulo completely, mocking him that he could've at least pretended to join work with Team Rocket for a better chance at striking Giovanni when he'd least expect it.]]
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** In ''Pokémon Masters'', he claims to not take any pleasure in hurting people for no reason, especially trainers who show so much promise, such as the PlayerCharacter and is waiting for them to grow strong enough to face him before enacting any evil scheme. [[spoiler:This may have been the reason he wasn't as harsh on Paulo when Giovanni first beat him, because he saw some potential in him to further Giovanni's own schemes. This is later proved proven right when Paulo falls straight into Giovanni's scheme to take Hoopa Unbound away from him.]]
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* WeCanRuleTogether: [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In ''Pokémon Masters'', he proposes that Paulo to join Team Rocket now that he has proved himself strong enough to command Hoopa Unbound to wreck havoc on Pasio. Paulo turns down the offer, because his aim was to take down all evil (and former evil) organizations and decides to bring him down. However, Giovanni uses the power of his own sync stone to easily bring Hoopa Unbound to his side and disarms Paulo completely, mocking him that he could've at least pretended to join Team Rocket for a better chance at strinking striking Giovanni when he'd least expect it.]]
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* ManipulativeBastard: His method of work that he exploints in ''Pokémon Masters'' in its Villain Arc, manipulating every other organization and their leaders to further his own schemes. [[spoiler:The same goes to manipulating even trainers like Paulo.]]
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* ManipulativeBastard: His method of work that he exploints exploits in ''Pokémon Masters'' in its Villain Arc, manipulating every other organization and their leaders to further his own schemes. [[spoiler:The same goes to manipulating even trainers like Paulo.]]
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: [[spoiler:''Masters'' has him subvert this in a lobby conversation, [[ThePowerOfFriendship stating he can understand where the protagonist is comming from.]] In fact, [[PragmaticVillainy he states he's actually fine with them having different views, since 'that's how things get done in a business'.]] It's not surprising, however, given that [[AFatherToHisMen he has]] his [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes good aspects]]]].
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* EvilCannotComprehendGood: [[spoiler:''Masters'' has him subvert this in a lobby conversation, [[ThePowerOfFriendship stating he can understand where the protagonist is comming coming from.]] In fact, [[PragmaticVillainy he states he's actually fine with them having different views, since 'that's how things get done in a business'.]] It's not surprising, however, given that [[AFatherToHisMen he has]] his [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes good aspects]]]].
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** In ''Pokémon Masters'', he claims to not take any pleasure in hurting people for no reason, especially trainers who show so much promise, such as the PlayerCharacter and is waiting for them to grow strong enough to face him before enacting any evil scheme. [[spoiler:This may have been the reason he wasn't as harsh on Paulo when Giovanni first beat him, because he saw some potential in him to further Giovanni's own schemes. This is later proved right when Paulo falls straight into Giovanni's scheme to take Hoopa Unbound away from him.]]
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** In ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'', he invites the player to check out his favorite pokémon on his PC, which will let the player gain the visual data for Eevee and its evolutions Flareon, Jolteon, and Vaporeon.
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** In ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'', he invites the player to check out his favorite pokémon Pokémon on his PC, which will let the player gain the visual data for Eevee and its evolutions Flareon, Jolteon, and Vaporeon.
* ShoutOut: She shares her English name with [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch another teenage girl with magic powers]] popular in the late 90s.
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* ShoutOut: She shares her English name with [[Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch another teenage girl with magic powers]] popular in the late 90s.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off her gym battle for quite some time since beating him doesn't unlock an HM move needed to complete the main quest, but eventually you will have to circle back and deal with her in order to unlock the Viridian Gym.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off her gym battle for quite some time since beating him doesn't unlock her unlocks an HM move that isn't needed to complete in the main quest, quest until TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon, but eventually you will have to circle back and deal with her in order to unlock the Viridian Gym.
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* KingMook: Of the Blackbelt trainer-class. Bruno specializes in the Fighting-type and his only clothes are the pants of a tattered MartialArtsUniform and the belt needed to hold them up.
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* SignatureMon: Gengar. She has two on all of her teams, one of which is always her strongest Pokémon.
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* SignatureMon: Gengar. She has two on all of her teams, one of which is always her strongest Pokémon. Her cane in ''Let's Go'' is even carved to look like Gengar.
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* SignatureMon: [[SquishyWizard Gengar]], suitable for her love of crippling status moves.
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* SignatureMon: [[SquishyWizard Gengar]], suitable for Gengar. She has two on all of her love teams, one of crippling status moves.which is always her strongest Pokémon.
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* BareYourMidriff: During her appearances in the Nintendo DS era of games, Sabrina switches out her bodysuit for casual clothing that shows off a fair bit of belly.
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* BareYourMidriff: BareMidriffsAreFeminine: During her appearances in the Nintendo DS era of games, Sabrina switches out her bodysuit for casual clothing that shows off a fair bit of belly.
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* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: The brains to Erika's beauty and Misty's brawn. She has PsychicPowers like telepathy and seeing the future, doesn't like fighting, and Psychic-types are generally associated with minds (her SignatureMon Alakazam in particular is noted for [[MyBrainIsBig an extra-large head]]). In her pokégear conversation in ''HGSS'', she describes "true" PsychicPowers not as MindOverMatter but the ability to influence people and control your own mind.
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* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: The brains to Erika's beauty and Misty's brawn. She has PsychicPowers like telepathy and seeing the future, doesn't like fighting, and Psychic-types are generally associated with minds (her SignatureMon Alakazam in particular is noted for [[MyBrainIsBig an extra-large head]]). In her pokégear Pokégear conversation in ''HGSS'', she describes "true" PsychicPowers not as MindOverMatter but the ability to influence people and control your own mind.
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** Sabrina's collared shirt from ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' (or rather Japanese ''Red and Green''and ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium'', was almost immediately replaced with her outfit from her ''Yellow'' official art.
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** Sabrina's collared shirt from ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' (or rather Japanese ''Red and Green''and Green'') and ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium'', was almost immediately replaced with her outfit from her ''Yellow'' official art.
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** Sabrina's collared shirt from ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium'', was almost immediately replaced with her outfit from her ''Yellow'' official art.
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** Sa'''brin'''a, as in "brain", as in the source of psychic powers and the like (and a possible reference to the fictional character, Sabrina, the Teenaged Witch).
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** Sa'''brin'''a, as in "brain", as in the source of psychic powers and the like (and a possible reference to the fictional character, Sabrina, the Teenaged Teenage Witch).
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Like Lt. Surge, Sabrina is prone to this in adaptations. Despite her ominous looks and demeanor, she's not an evil character at all in the games. ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'' has her as a high-ranking member of Team Rocket at the start. [[Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeriesSeries The anime]] had her as stoic and dangerous, terrorizing people ForTheEvulz, though her true personality behind the SplitPersonality is similar to her game persona. Possibly as a nod to this, ''[[VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2 Black 2 and White 2]]'' has her reprise a villainous role in Pokéstar Studios films.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Like Lt. Surge, Sabrina is prone to this in adaptations. Despite her ominous looks and demeanor, she's not an evil character at all in the games. ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'' has her as a high-ranking member of Team Rocket at the start. [[Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeriesSeries [[Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries The anime]] had her as stoic and dangerous, terrorizing people ForTheEvulz, though her true personality behind the SplitPersonality is similar to her game persona. Possibly as a nod to this, ''[[VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2 Black 2 and White 2]]'' has her reprise a villainous role in Pokéstar Studios films.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off her gym battle until you've completed the S.S. Anne, but you do need to defeat her at that point in order to unlock the ability to use Cut in the overworld so you can face Lt. Surge or proceed onwards to Route 9.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off his gym battle for quite some time since beating him doesn't unlock an HM move needed to traverse the overworld, but eventually you will have to circle back and deal with him in order to unlock the Viridian Gym.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off her gym battle for quite some time since beating him doesn't unlock an HM move needed to complete the main quest, but eventually you will have to circle back and deal with her in order to unlock the Viridian Gym.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off his gym battle for a bit if you want to take on the Saffron Gym beforehand, but eventually you will have to circle back and deal with him in order to unlock the ability to use Surf in the overworld and proceed to Cinnabar Island.
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* SkippableBoss: Downplayed. You can put off her gym battle for a bit if you want to take on Blaine first, but eventually you will have to circle back and deal with her in order to unlock the Viridian Gym.
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* {{Mundanger}}: Compared to later villainous teams, which often sought to catch and harness the power of Legendary Pokémon, Team Rocket is relatively down-to-earth as a fantasy yakuza/mafia-type group (though adaptations tend to give them a connection to Mewtwo). This is subverted in ''Ultra Sun'' and ''Ultra Moon'' where they become a [[MultiversalConqueror multiverse-hopping]] LegionOfDoom.
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* {{Mundanger}}: Compared to later villainous teams, which often sought to catch and harness the power of Legendary Pokémon, Team Rocket is relatively down-to-earth as a fantasy yakuza/mafia-type group (though adaptations tend to give them a connection to Mewtwo). This is subverted in ''Ultra Sun'' and ''Ultra Moon'' where they become a [[MultiversalConqueror multiverse-hopping]] LegionOfDoom.multiverse]]-hopping LegionOfDoom as Team Rainbow Rocket.
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* {{Mundanger}}: Compared to later villainous teams, which often sought to catch and harness the power of Legendary Pokémon, Team Rocket is relatively down-to-earth as a fantasy yakuza/mafia-type group (though adaptations tend to give them a connection to Mewtwo).
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* {{Mundanger}}: Compared to later villainous teams, which often sought to catch and harness the power of Legendary Pokémon, Team Rocket is relatively down-to-earth as a fantasy yakuza/mafia-type group (though adaptations tend to give them a connection to Mewtwo). This is subverted in ''Ultra Sun'' and ''Ultra Moon'' where they become a [[MultiversalConqueror multiverse-hopping]] LegionOfDoom.
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* RichesToRags: Blaine in ''Gold'' and ''Silver''. His gym was destroyed when the Cinnabar volcano erupted one year prior and he now operates out of a tiny cave on the Seafoam Islands. Downplayed in ''HGSS'' where he's expanded the cave into a proper gym with Trainers and a light maze element.
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* RichesToRags: Blaine in ''Gold'' ''Gold and ''Silver''. Silver''. His gym Gym was destroyed when the Cinnabar volcano erupted one year prior and he now operates out of a tiny cave on the Seafoam Islands. Downplayed in ''HGSS'' where he's expanded the cave into a proper gym Gym with Trainers and a light maze element.
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The Pokémon Professor native to the Kanto region who specializes in the study of the relationships between humans and Pokémon. He is the grandfather of the player character's rival in [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, and their remakes]]. He has a cousin named Samson.
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The Pokémon Professor native to the Kanto region who specializes in the study of the relationships between humans and Pokémon. He is the grandfather of the player character's rival in [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, and their remakes]]. He has a cousin named Samson.Samson who lives in Alola.
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** In ''Let's Go Pikachu!'' and ''Let's Go Eevee!'', Oak's habit of forgetting his grandson's name is revealed to be a joke he often plays on Blue, though Blue doesn't find it funny.
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* RichesToRags: Blaine in Gold and Silver. His gym was destroyed when the volcano erupted last year. Downplayed in HGSS.
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* RichesToRags: Blaine in Gold ''Gold'' and Silver. ''Silver''. His gym was destroyed when the Cinnabar volcano erupted last year. one year prior and he now operates out of a tiny cave on the Seafoam Islands. Downplayed in HGSS.''HGSS'' where he's expanded the cave into a proper gym with Trainers and a light maze element.