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* GemstoneAssault: Two moves they can know, Light Shard by LevelUp and Crystal Bomb via TM, happen to be this.
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* GemstoneAssault: Two moves they can know, Light Shard by LevelUp levelling and Crystal Bomb via TM, happen to be this.
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* {{Lunacy}}: This is the main motif for Lunareon, with it getting both Moonlight and Lunar Cannon by LevelUp and Moonblast by Move Tutor.
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* {{Lunacy}}: This is the main motif for Lunareon, with it getting both Moonlight and Lunar Cannon by LevelUp levelling and Moonblast by Move Tutor.
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* NoItemUseForYou: Eclipseon gets Embargo by LevelUp, which Lunareon can know by TM.
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* NoItemUseForYou: Eclipseon gets Embargo by LevelUp, levelling, which Lunareon can know by TM.
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** This is Solareon's main theme, with it getting both Synthesis and Solarbeam by LevelUp, Solar Blade and Solar Claw by TM, and Bright Blast by Move Tutor.
** Brighteon gets Bright Blast via LevelUp, which can be fired instantly during strong sunlight.
** Brighteon gets Bright Blast via LevelUp, which can be fired instantly during strong sunlight.
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** This is Solareon's main theme, with it getting both Synthesis and Solarbeam by LevelUp, levelling, Solar Blade and Solar Claw by TM, and Bright Blast by Move Tutor.
** Brighteon gets Bright Blast viaLevelUp, levelling, which can be fired instantly during strong sunlight.
** Brighteon gets Bright Blast via
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* TimeMaster: A downplayed variation. Eclipseon gets Day Rotation, a Cosmic-type move that changes the time of day between day and night, by LevelUp.
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* TimeMaster: A downplayed variation. Eclipseon gets Day Rotation, a Cosmic-type move that changes the time of day between day and night, by LevelUp.levelling.
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* ShockAndAwe: Both of them get Charge Beam and Zap Cannon by LevelUp and can also know several Electric-type TM moves.
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* ShockAndAwe: Both of them get Charge Beam and Zap Cannon by LevelUp levelling and can also know several Electric-type TM moves.
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* ExtraOreDinary: It starts with Iron Head (reflecting Registeel), gets Heavy Slam by LevelUp, and can know several other Steel-type moves by TM, SM, and Move Tutor.
* GemstoneAssault: It gets Power Gem by LevelUp and can know Diamond Burst and Crystal Crush by TM.
* GemstoneAssault: It gets Power Gem by LevelUp and can know Diamond Burst and Crystal Crush by TM.
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* ExtraOreDinary: It starts with Iron Head (reflecting Registeel), gets Heavy Slam by LevelUp, levelling, and can know several other Steel-type moves by TM, SM, and Move Tutor.
* GemstoneAssault: It gets Power Gem byLevelUp levelling and can know Diamond Burst and Crystal Crush by TM.
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* ActionBomb: It learns Explosion as its final LevelUp move, probably as a reference to exploding mountains.
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* ActionBomb: It learns Explosion as its final LevelUp move, move gained by levelling, probably as a reference to exploding mountains.
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* CastFromHitPoints: Cragaria learns Eruption by LevelUp.
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* StatusBuff: It gets both Iron Defense and Rock Polish by LevelUp.
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* CombatPragmatist: Griffirice can know a number of Dark-type moves by TM and Move Tutor, including getting Taunt and Hone Claws by LevelUp. [[spoiler: Its Chimera form has the Draconic Agent ability, which gives it STAB with its Dark-type moves.]]
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* CombatPragmatist: Griffirice can know a number of Dark-type moves by TM and Move Tutor, including getting Taunt and Hone Claws by LevelUp.levelling. [[spoiler: Its Chimera form has the Draconic Agent ability, which gives it STAB with its Dark-type moves.]]
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* StatusEffects: Griffirice gets both Hypnosis (Sleep) and Glare (Paralysis) by LevelUp.
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* DefendCommand: It learns Protect by LevelUp.
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* DefendCommand: It learns Protect by LevelUp.levelling.
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* RazorWind: Polarix gets Air Slash by LevelUp.
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* RazorWind: Polarix gets Air Slash by LevelUp.levelling.
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* {{Expy}}: Diamoneon is basically one to Diamond Dog from ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'' and the crystal foxes on Crait from ''Film/TheLastJedi''.
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* {{Expy}}: Diamoneon is basically one to Diamond Dog from ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'' ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}'' and the crystal foxes on Crait from ''Film/TheLastJedi''.
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* WhipItGood: Birilly and Birilatin learn Electric Whip and get Freeze Lash as an Egg Move.
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* WhipItGood: Solareon learns Fire Lash.
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* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout. Taken to the extreme with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
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* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout. Taken to the extreme with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex [[Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
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** Amusingly, the game contains two characters named Haruka, [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] and [[VideoGame/TheIdolMaster Haruka Amami]], the former a Gym Leader, the latter an Elite Four member. To try and make things less confusing, the former is called Haruka N. in-game while the latter is called Haruka A. in-game.
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** Amusingly, the game contains two characters named Haruka, [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret [[Literature/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] and [[VideoGame/TheIdolMaster Haruka Amami]], the former a Gym Leader, the latter an Elite Four member. To try and make things less confusing, the former is called Haruka N. in-game while the latter is called Haruka A. in-game.
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** [[spoiler: [[LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero Prince Wales of Albion]] shows up in Royal Capital City after the Solar Episode, wanting to meet Princess Bonnie and start up relations with her. He becomes engaged to her come ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero''.]]
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** [[spoiler: [[LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero [[Literature/TheFamiliarOfZero Prince Wales of Albion]] shows up in Royal Capital City after the Solar Episode, wanting to meet Princess Bonnie and start up relations with her. He becomes engaged to her come ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero''.]]
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* [[LightNovel/IsThisAZombie Haruna]], who appears as the fourth Gym Leader in ''Azure'', also uses a new type in the form of Chemical, which has only one weakness in the form of Grass, and all three of her Pokemon have attacks to super-effective hit Grass-types! All of her Pokémon also know HDRX Cluster, which is a Chemical-type counterpart to Sludge Bomb, with a 30% chance of causing confusion! Won't be easy taking her down if your Pokémon attack themselves 50% of the time, now will it? On top of all that, Acidicand will use Confuse Ray for even more chances for confusion while Biohyrax, who's quite fast, will use Steel Wing if you try using an Ice or Rock-type against it, and Acid Rain to cause continuous damage for five turns. For Mothical, however, you may be surprised that this is a Bug/Chemical variation rather than the Bug/Poison normally seen, and it comes with Signal Beam and Energy Ball as well as Acid Armor to skyrocket its Defense.
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* [[LightNovel/IsThisAZombie [[Literature/IsThisAZombie Haruna]], who appears as the fourth Gym Leader in ''Azure'', also uses a new type in the form of Chemical, which has only one weakness in the form of Grass, and all three of her Pokemon have attacks to super-effective hit Grass-types! All of her Pokémon also know HDRX Cluster, which is a Chemical-type counterpart to Sludge Bomb, with a 30% chance of causing confusion! Won't be easy taking her down if your Pokémon attack themselves 50% of the time, now will it? On top of all that, Acidicand will use Confuse Ray for even more chances for confusion while Biohyrax, who's quite fast, will use Steel Wing if you try using an Ice or Rock-type against it, and Acid Rain to cause continuous damage for five turns. For Mothical, however, you may be surprised that this is a Bug/Chemical variation rather than the Bug/Poison normally seen, and it comes with Signal Beam and Energy Ball as well as Acid Armor to skyrocket its Defense.
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* [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] continues the line of difficult Gym Leaders by specializing in Dragon-types, and each one she has carries powerful moves. Dragonair and Vibrava both have Dragon Pulse while Druddigon and Altaria both have Dragon Claw. In addition, both Dragonair and Altaria have Flamethrower, Vibrava and Altaria both have Earthquake, and Vibrava and Druddigon both have Crunch. To round out their moves, Dragonair has Aqua Tail and Thunder Wave, the latter of which will paralyze you, Vibrava has Rock Slide, which combined with paralysis puts you in danger of flinching, Druddigon has Revenge, which complements its low speed, and Altaria has Aerial Ace, which never misses.
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* [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret [[Literature/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] continues the line of difficult Gym Leaders by specializing in Dragon-types, and each one she has carries powerful moves. Dragonair and Vibrava both have Dragon Pulse while Druddigon and Altaria both have Dragon Claw. In addition, both Dragonair and Altaria have Flamethrower, Vibrava and Altaria both have Earthquake, and Vibrava and Druddigon both have Crunch. To round out their moves, Dragonair has Aqua Tail and Thunder Wave, the latter of which will paralyze you, Vibrava has Rock Slide, which combined with paralysis puts you in danger of flinching, Druddigon has Revenge, which complements its low speed, and Altaria has Aerial Ace, which never misses.
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* NamesTheSame: [[invoked]] Bonnie has the same name as Clemont's little sister from ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY''.
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* NamesTheSame: [[invoked]] Bonnie has the same name as Clemont's little sister from ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY''.
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* WeaponOfChoice: Hydreigon [[spoiler: (Gigantamax Hydreigon in the remakes)]].
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* WeaponOfChoice: [[spoiler: Solares during the final battle with her.]]
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* WeaponOfChoice: Metagross (Gigantamax Metagross in the remakes).
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Earthillo and Armaremor learn Rapid Spin, freeing them from trapping moves and removing entry hazards.
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* SpectacularSpinning: Earthillo and Armaremor learn Rapid Spin, freeing them from trapping moves and removing entry hazards.
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* DeathMountain: Magiron Mountain is a mountain containing a magnetic field that causes Magneton, Nosepass, and Steelemine to become Magnezone, Probopass, and Metanilant when leveled up there.
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* DeathMountain: DeathMountain:
** Magiron Mountain is a mountain containing a magnetic field that causes Magneton, Nosepass, and Steelemine to become Magnezone, Probopass, and Metanilant when leveled up there.
** Magiron Mountain is a mountain containing a magnetic field that causes Magneton, Nosepass, and Steelemine to become Magnezone, Probopass, and Metanilant when leveled up there.
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* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout. Exaggerated with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
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* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout. Exaggerated Taken to the extreme with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
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* OneSteveLimit: Amusingly, the game contains two characters named Haruka, [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] and [[VideoGame/TheIdolMaster Haruka Amami]], the former a Gym Leader, the latter an Elite Four member. To try and make things less confusing, the former is called Haruka N. in-game while the latter is called Haruka A. in-game.
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* OneSteveLimit: OneSteveLimit:
** Amusingly, the game contains two characters named Haruka, [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] and [[VideoGame/TheIdolMaster Haruka Amami]], the former a Gym Leader, the latter an Elite Four member. To try and make things less confusing, the former is called Haruka N. in-game while the latter is called Haruka A. in-game.
** Amusingly, the game contains two characters named Haruka, [[LightNovel/HarukaNogizakasSecret Haruka Nogizaka]] and [[VideoGame/TheIdolMaster Haruka Amami]], the former a Gym Leader, the latter an Elite Four member. To try and make things less confusing, the former is called Haruka N. in-game while the latter is called Haruka A. in-game.
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* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Glaciberg City is a city that's located inside a gigantic iceberg off the northeast coast of the mainland. Also located in the iceberg is the Ice Cavern, where you'll need Ice Smash to explore most of the place. Some lower floors in the 3rd and 4th Mines contain ice floors and formations that can be broken with Ice Smash.
** In the remakes, Crystal Mountain in the Wild Plains happens to be this.
** In the remakes, Crystal Mountain in the Wild Plains happens to be this.
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* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Glaciberg City is a city that's located inside a gigantic iceberg off the northeast coast of the mainland. Also located in the iceberg is the Ice Cavern, where you'll need Ice Smash to explore most of the place. Some lower floors in the 3rd and 4th Mines contain ice floors and formations that can be broken with Ice Smash.
**Smash. In the remakes, Crystal Mountain in the Wild Plains happens to be this.
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: Nitro Blast, introduced in ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero'', not only negates barriers such as reflect and Light Screen and goes through Protect and Detect, but also does ''double damage'' if such an effect is on the opponent!
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* ArmorPiercingAttack: Nitro Blast, introduced in ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero'', not only negates barriers such as reflect and Light Screen and goes through Protect and Detect, but also does ''double damage'' ''[[AntiArmor double damage]]'' if such an effect is on the opponent!
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* TheGiant: Cragaria is immense in size for a Pokémon, coming in at 62'7 and weighting 4410.0 lbs, making it the heaviest Pokémon so far! Although that's to be a given since it resembles a mountain. [[spoiler: Gigantamax Cragaria is even bigger.]]
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* TheGiant: Cragaria is immense in size for a Pokémon, coming in at 62'7 and weighting 4410.0 lbs, making it the heaviest Pokémon so far! Although that's to be a given since it resembles a mountain. [[spoiler: Gigantamax Cragaria is even much, '''much''' bigger.]]
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* TheGreatSerpent: Basiboros is this, as it's based off of the basilisk and has a length of 27'7 (8.3 meters), which while not that long is still huge.
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* MindManipulation: Basiboros has the power to hypnotize people and Pokémon into doing its bidding.
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* MindManipulation: MindControl: Basiboros has the power to hypnotize people and Pokémon into doing its bidding.
* TouchOfDeath: Griffirice is capable of causing death with not only a touch, but also its gaze.
* GottaKillEmAll: [[spoiler: In the remakes, she decides that she wants to wipe out all life in existence to ensure that no one can ever prevent her and Solares from being together.]]
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* KillEmAll: [[spoiler: In the remakes, she decides that she wants to wipe out all life in existence to ensure that no one can ever prevent her and Solares from being together.]]
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* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: [[Anime/BestStudentCouncil Miyagami Academy's Best Student Council]] in Miyagami City not only has more power than even the faculty members of the school, but they in fact [[UpToEleven run Miyagami City itself]].
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* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: [[Anime/BestStudentCouncil Miyagami Academy's Best Student Council]] in Miyagami City not only has more power than even the faculty members of the school, but they in fact [[UpToEleven run Miyagami City itself]].itself.
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* DugTooDeep: Near the Prism Mine is an area called the Deep Mines, which consists of four mines unlocked over the course of the game that go '''extremely''' deep underground. The 1st Mine goes down 99 floors, the 2nd Mine goes down ''255 floors'', the 3rd Mine goes down '''999 floors''', and the 4th Mine goes down a whopping '''''[[UpToEleven 65,535 floors]]'''''! Within these mines, you can dig up various items, including precious stones, and encounter wild Pokémon of increasing strength and level the further you go down. Various HM's (SM's in the remakes) are needed to progress downward, with the 4th Mine requiring every single one to reach the bottom. There's also a sleeping girl named Keira found on the 255th floor of the 3rd Mine.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout. Taken UpToEleven with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout. Taken UpToEleven with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
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* DugTooDeep: Near the Prism Mine is an area called the Deep Mines, which consists of four mines unlocked over the course of the game that go '''extremely''' deep underground. The 1st Mine goes down 99 floors, the 2nd Mine goes down ''255 floors'', the 3rd Mine goes down '''999 floors''', and the 4th Mine goes down a whopping '''''[[UpToEleven 65,535 floors]]'''''! '''''65,535 floors'''''! Within these mines, you can dig up various items, including precious stones, and encounter wild Pokémon of increasing strength and level the further you go down. Various HM's (SM's in the remakes) are needed to progress downward, with the 4th Mine requiring every single one to reach the bottom. There's also a sleeping girl named Keira found on the 255th floor of the 3rd Mine.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout.Taken UpToEleven Exaggerated with [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex Academy City]], where 80% of its population are students. The remakes add in another in [[Franchise/{{Danganronpa}} Hope's Peak Academy]], which is the most elite and elaborate school in the whole kingdom.
* ElaborateUniversityHigh: Nostrum is known for having several prestigious schools and academies found throughout.
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* HarderThanHard: There are three difficulty modes present in the game; Normal, which is how the game is normally; Hard, which increases the levels of opposing Pokémon and changes/adds Pokémon to various important Trainers; and then there's Expert. Expert does things such as increase the levels of opposing Pokémon even further, gives opposing Pokémon stronger moves (ex: one of the ''first'' Gym Leader's Pokémon knows Psyshock and Dazzling Gleam), gives some opposing Pokémon Z-Crystals and/or Mega Stones, and not only gives important Trainers more healing items, but starting around the mid-game, some Trainers will actually have ''Revives'' on them, with some even having ''[[UpToEleven Max Revives]]'' starting in the endgame.
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* HarderThanHard: There are three difficulty modes present in the game; Normal, which is how the game is normally; Hard, which increases the levels of opposing Pokémon and changes/adds Pokémon to various important Trainers; and then there's Expert. Expert does things such as increase the levels of opposing Pokémon even further, gives opposing Pokémon stronger moves (ex: one of the ''first'' Gym Leader's Pokémon knows Psyshock and Dazzling Gleam), gives some opposing Pokémon Z-Crystals and/or Mega Stones, and not only gives important Trainers more healing items, but starting around the mid-game, some Trainers will actually have ''Revives'' on them, with some even having ''[[UpToEleven Max Revives]]'' ''Max Revives'' starting in the endgame.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Bug-type; Moldarach stands at 6'7 tall. Gigantamax Moldarach takes it UpToEleven.
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* TheGiant: Cragaria is immense in size for a Pokémon, coming in at 62'7 and weighting 4410.0 lbs, making it the heaviest Pokémon so far! Although that's to be a given since it resembles a mountain. [[spoiler: Gigantamax Cragaria takes this UpToEleven.]]
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* TheGiant: Cragaria is immense in size for a Pokémon, coming in at 62'7 and weighting 4410.0 lbs, making it the heaviest Pokémon so far! Although that's to be a given since it resembles a mountain. [[spoiler: Gigantamax Cragaria takes this UpToEleven.is even bigger.]]