History Manga / PokemonReBurst

* {{BFS}}: Not a sword, per se; its actually an Akebo. Still ''freakin' big'', however. [[FlamingSword And it can be set on fire!]]

%%* CastingAShadow: Hariru when combined with his Zorua.

%%* DishingOutDirt: Hilgreitz when combined with his Excadrill and Rend when combined with his Boldore.
* DuelsDecideEverything: Averted almost entirely. Here, its the ''humans'' who regularly beat the snot out of each other in fisticuffs, and Pokemon mostly serve to grant power boosts to the human combatants via Burst Hearts.

%%* ElementalPowers: An ability given to those who can use Burst:
%%* FauxActionGirl: Miruto.

%%* MasterOfIllusion: Hariru, considering he's an AntiHero in his all right.%%Confusing grammar, has nothing to do with the trope.

%%* PlayingWithFire: Carola when combined with her Emboar.

%%* ShockAndAwe: Ryouga when combined with his Zekrom.

* ThisIsADrill: Major Hilgreitz can make drills on his hands in Burst Mode.
%%* TournamentArc: Burst Heart Survival.

* {{Bishonen}}: Depending on personal taste, [[http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Karuta Karuta]] or Ryouga.

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* PantyShot:
** In the first chapter, Miruto avoids this by having her leg block it.
** Done straight in chapter 10 where we clearly see her [[spoiler:or, at least someone transformed into her]] underwear.

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[[caption-width-right:350: Not your average group of Trainers.]]

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's notable for being a significant departure from the basic premise of most ''Pokémon'' adaptations, chiefly due to making central use of human-Pokémon fusions instead of focusing on human trainers and their Pokémon teams.

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

The main protagonist is Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength. Joining Ryouga is Miruto, a girl who works for an organization that tracks down people who use Pokémon for evil, Yappy, a journalist who resembles a Pansage, Karuta, a {{Ninja}}, and Rug, a thief. The plot centers around "Burst," the ability to use special gems called Burst Hearts that contain Pokémon stored inside of them to transform into [[MoeAnthropomorphism human-Pokémon hybrids.]] Ryouga's Burst is [[OlympusMons Zekrom,]] Karuta's is an [[GratuitousNinja Accelgor,]] and Rug has a [[CatGirl Purrloin.]]

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. Not too dark, but it's definitely edgier, all right.

* ElementalPowers: An ability given to those who can use Burst:
** ShockAndAwe: Ryouga when combined with his Zekrom.
** DishingOutDirt: Hilgreitz when combined with his Excadrill and Rend when combined with his Boldore.
** CastingAShadow: Hariru when combined with his Zorua.
** PlayingWithFire: Carola when combined with her Emboar.

* MasterOfIllusion: Hariru, considering he's an AntiHero in his all right.
* MoeAnthropomorphism: The manga is an unusual expansion of the idea of Pokémon gijinkas.

* TournamentArc: Burst Heart Survival.
* TransformationSequence: Ryouga into his Burst form.
* TransformationTrinket: The [[FusionDance Burst Hearts]].

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

The main protagonist is Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength. Joining Ryouga is Miruto, a girl who works for an organization that tracks down people who use Pokémon for evil, Yappy, a journalist who resembles a Pansage, Karuta, a {{Ninja}}, and Rug, a thief. The plot centers around "Burst," the ability to use special gems called Burst Hearts that contain Pokémon stored inside of them to transform into [[MoeAnthropomorphism human-Pokémon hybrids.]] Ryouga's Burst is [[OlympusMons Zekrom,]] Karuta's is an [[GratuitousNinja Accelgor,]] and Rug has a [[CatGirl Purrloin.]]

!!''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'' contains examples of:

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. Not too dark, but it's definitely edgier, all right.

** Later chapters reveal [[spoiler: Great Gavel doing business of abducting Legendary Pokémon and turning them into Burst Hearts]].

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most other ''Pokémon'' media.

* MoeAnthropomorphism: The manga is an unusual expansion of the idea of Pokémon gijinkas.

* OutOfFocus: Pokémon themselves. It takes several chapters for one to even show up. All Pokémon not from Gen V are absent ''entirely''.

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

The main protagonist is Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength. Joining Ryouga is Miruto, a girl who works for an organization that tracks down people who use Pokémon for evil, Yappy, a journalist who resembles a Pansage, Karuta, a {{Ninja}}, and Rug, a thief. The plot centers around "Burst," the ability to use special gems called Burst Hearts that contain Pokémon stored inside of them to transform into [[MoeAnthropomorphism human-Pokémon hybrids.]] Ryouga's Burst is [[OlympusMons Zekrom,]] Karuta's is an [[GratuitousNinja Accelgor,]] and Rug has a [[CatGirl Purrloin.]]

!!''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'' contains examples of:

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. Not too dark, but it's definitely edgier, all right.

** Later chapters reveal [[spoiler: Great Gavel doing business of abducting Legendary Pokémon and turning them into Burst Hearts]].

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most other ''Pokémon'' media.

* MoeAnthropomorphism: The manga is an unusual expansion of the idea of Pokémon gijinkas.

* OutOfFocus: Pokémon themselves. It takes several chapters for one to even show up. All Pokémon not from Gen V are absent ''entirely''.

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

The main protagonist is Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength. Joining Ryouga is Miruto, a girl who works for an organization that tracks down people who use Pokémon for evil, Yappy, a journalist who resembles a Pansage, Karuta, a {{Ninja}}, and Rug, a thief. The plot centers around "Burst," the ability to use special gems called Burst Hearts that contain Pokémon stored inside of them to transform into [[MoeAnthropomorphism human-Pokémon hybrids.]] Ryouga's Burst is [[OlympusMons Zekrom,]] Karuta's is an [[GratuitousNinja Accelgor,]] and Rug has a [[CatGirl Purrloin.]]

!!''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'' contains examples of:

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. Not too dark, but it's definitely edgier, all right.

** Later chapters reveal [[spoiler: Great Gavel doing business of abducting Legendary Pokémon and turning them into Burst Hearts]].

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most other ''Pokémon'' media.

* MoeAnthropomorphism: The manga is an unusual expansion of the idea of Pokémon gijinkas.

* OutOfFocus: Pokémon themselves. It takes several chapters for one to even show up. All Pokémon not from Gen V are absent ''entirely''.

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

The main protagonist is Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength. Joining Ryouga is Miruto, a girl who works for an organization that tracks down people who use Pokémon for evil, Yappy, a journalist who resembles a Pansage, Karuta, a {{Ninja}}, and Rug, a thief. The plot centers around "Burst," the ability to use special gems called Burst Hearts that contain Pokémon stored inside of them to transform into [[MoeAnthropomorphism human-Pokémon hybrids.]] Ryouga's Burst is [[OlympusMons Zekrom,]] Karuta's is an [[GratuitousNinja Accelgor,]] and Rug has a [[CatGirl Purrloin.]]

!!''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'' contains examples of:

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. Not too dark, but it's definitely edgier, all right.

** Later chapters reveal [[spoiler: Great Gavel doing business of abducting Legendary Pokémon and turning them into Burst Hearts]].

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most other ''Pokémon'' media.

* MoeAnthropomorphism: The manga is an unusual expansion of the idea of Pokémon gijinkas.

* OutOfFocus: Pokémon themselves. It takes several chapters for one to even show up. All Pokémon not from Gen V are absent ''entirely''.

* DuelsDecideEverything: Averted almost entirely. Here, is the ''humans'' who regularly beat the snot out of each other in fisticuffs, and pokemon mostly serve to grant power boosts to the human combatants via Burst Hearts.

* DuelsDecideEverything: Averted almost entirely. Here, is the ''humans'' who regularly beat the snot out of each other in fisticuffs, and pokemon mostly serve to grant power boosts via FusionDance.

* DuelsDecideEverything: Averted almost entirely. Everyone trades physical, mon-enhanced blows with each other '''personally''', instead of having traditional mon battles to settle every quarrel.

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history, completely averting DuelsDecideEverything, utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

* GoodOldFisticuffs: Screw settling every conflict with mon battles. This time, it's the humans '''themselves''' who regularly beat the living shit out of each other, in a huge departure from the franchise's status quo.

''Pocket Monsters [=RéBURST=]'', referred to in English as ''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'', is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history, utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'' is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[AnthologyComic Weekly Shonen Sunday]]. It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history, utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. The concept of mon battles deciding every conflict is thrown out the window in favor of humans fusing with mons and beating the crap out of each other.

* GoodOldFisticuffs: This time, its the '''humans''' who regularly engage in this, instead of settling every conflict with mon battles.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Is stated to be this, in comparison to all the other ''Pokémon'' manga. It's... Edgier all right.

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[[caption-width-right:268: Not your average group of Trainers.]]

''Pokémon [=RéBURST=]'' is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[{{AnthologyComic}} Weekly Shonen Sunday.]] It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokémon'' concept in the franchise's history, utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

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''Pokemon [=ReBURST=]'' is a manga series adapting the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, focusing on the {{mon}}s of ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' and published in [[{{AnthologyComic}} Weekly Shonen Sunday.]] It's probably the biggest departure from the basic ''Pokemon'' concept in the franchise's history, utilizing the [[MoeAnthropomorphism gijinka]] as a main focus, and further expanding it.

The main protagonist is Ryouga, a boy with superhuman strength. Joining Ryouga is Miruto, a girl who works for an organization that tracks down people who use Pokemon for evil, Yappy, a journalist who resembles a Pansage, Karuta, a {{Ninja}}, and Rug, a thief. The plot centers around "Burst," the ability to use special gems called Burst Hearts that contain Pokemon stored inside of them to transform into [[MoeAnthropomorphism human Pokemon hybrids.]] Ryouga's Burst is [[OlympusMons Zekrom,]] Karuta's is an [[GratuitousNinja Accelgor,]] and Rug has a [[CatGirl Purrloin.]]

!!''Pokemon Reburst'' contains examples of:

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most other ''Pokemon'' media.

** All Burst forms involving [[OlympusMons Legendaries]], with Ryouga's Zekrom Burst being heroic one.

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most other ''Pokemon'' media, before ''Anime/PokemonGenerations'' come.

* FauxActionGirl: Miruto.

* {{Ninja}}: Karuta.
* OutOfFocus: Pokemon themselves.

* HotterAndSexier: ''Reburst'' has more {{fanservice}} than most ''Pokemon'' media.
* MasterOfIllusion: Hariru.