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* The Stranger's House, which is basically an even more ominous and oppressing version of [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl the Old Chateau]]. It even has furniture that shakes and moves as you travel through it, and the music, which has creaking noises, makes the place extra creepy.
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* The Stranger's Strange House, which is basically an even more ominous and oppressing version of [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl the Old Chateau]]. It even has furniture that shakes and moves as you travel through it, and the music, which has creaking noises, makes the place extra creepy.
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The sequel to ''Black and White'' proves to have no shortage of scary moments.
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* The Stranger's House, which is basically an even more ominous and oppressing version of [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl the Old Chateau]]. It even has furniture that shakes and moves as you travel through it, and the music, which has creaking noises, makes the place extra creepy.
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The sequel to ''Black and White'' proves to have no shortage of scary moments.
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* One particularly unsettling instance occurs in Lostlorn Forest. A backpacker staring at a rock (very likely the same one who warned you about the disguised Zoroark from the first game) will ask you about the Pokémon Zoroark and then give you the [=TM95=] Snarl. He'll then talk about Zoroark's visit to the forest two years ago and talk about its devious ability to create illusions. [[spoiler: Then just as he's walking out, he suddenly transforms into a Zoroark -- much to not only yours, but your character's surprise as well - and runs off immediately.]]
* [[spoiler: Ghetsis trying to use Kyurem to freeze the player character alive a la Master Xehanort from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''.]] The animation in the scene makes it even ''scarier'' due to the [[spoiler:floating chunks of ice spinning around and hurtling towards the hero at high speed; imagine what that would look like in real life.]] To some, [[spoiler:the scene was even scarier back when the games were untranslated and fans didn't know what the characters were saying; it looked like ''Kyurem was actually going to brutally impale the player using pointed icicles''. To others, what it was actually going to do was even scarier!]]
* On that note, [[spoiler: the [[FateWorseThanDeath ultimate fate]] of Ghetsis himself, who loses his mind so entirely that he is reduced to a catatonic, non-functioning vegetable in the immediate aftermath of the game.]] ''Thoroughly'' deserved, but no less unfathomably horrible.
* [[spoiler: Ghetsis trying to use Kyurem to freeze the player character alive a la Master Xehanort from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''.]] The animation in the scene makes it even ''scarier'' due to the [[spoiler:floating chunks of ice spinning around and hurtling towards the hero at high speed; imagine what that would look like in real life.]] To some, [[spoiler:the scene was even scarier back when the games were untranslated and fans didn't know what the characters were saying; it looked like ''Kyurem was actually going to brutally impale the player using pointed icicles''. To others, what it was actually going to do was even scarier!]]
* On that note, [[spoiler: the [[FateWorseThanDeath ultimate fate]] of Ghetsis himself, who loses his mind so entirely that he is reduced to a catatonic, non-functioning vegetable in the immediate aftermath of the game.]] ''Thoroughly'' deserved, but no less unfathomably horrible.
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* One particularly unsettling instance occurs in Lostlorn Forest. A backpacker staring at a rock (very likely the same one who warned you about the disguised Zoroark from the first game) will ask you about the Pokémon Zoroark and then give you the [=TM95=] Snarl. He'll then talk about Zoroark's visit to the forest two years ago and talk about its devious ability to create illusions. [[spoiler: Then just as he's walking out, he suddenly transforms into a Zoroark -- much to not only yours, but your character's surprise as well - and runs off immediately.]]
immediately.
*[[spoiler: Ghetsis trying to use Kyurem to freeze the player character alive a la Master Xehanort from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''.]] ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''. The animation in the scene makes it even ''scarier'' due to the [[spoiler:floating floating chunks of ice spinning around and hurtling towards the hero at high speed; imagine what that would look like in real life.]] life. To some, [[spoiler:the the scene was even scarier back when the games were untranslated and fans didn't know what the characters were saying; it looked like ''Kyurem was actually going to brutally impale the player using pointed icicles''. To others, what it was actually going to do was even scarier!]]
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* On that note,[[spoiler: the [[FateWorseThanDeath ultimate fate]] fate of Ghetsis himself, who loses his mind so entirely that he is reduced to a catatonic, non-functioning vegetable in the immediate aftermath of the game.]] ''Thoroughly'' deserved, but no less unfathomably horrible.
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** The Bad ending to the first of the Timegate Traveler movies has the time machine exploding, followed by [[spoiler:the main character discovering that ''they have merged with their Solosis''.]]
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** The Bad ending to the first of the Timegate Traveler movies has the time machine exploding, followed by [[spoiler:the the main character discovering that ''they have merged with their Solosis''.]]
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* The Stranger's House, which is basically an even more ominous and oppressing version of [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl the Old Chateau]].
* Castelia Gym for those uncomfortable with clowns and webs; It even provides the best of both worlds by having one of the Harlequins randomly popping out of a cocoon.
* One particularly unsettling instance occurs in Lostlorn Forest. A backpacker staring at a rock (very likely the same one who warned you about the disguised Zoroark from the first game) will ask you about the Pokémon Zoroark and then give you the [=TM95=] Snarl. He'll then talk about Zoroark's visit to the forest two years ago and talk about its devious ability to create illusions. [[spoiler: Then just as he's walking out, he suddenly transforms into a Zoroark -- much to not only yours, but your character's surprise as well - and runs off immediately.]]
* [[spoiler: Ghetsis trying to use Kyurem to freeze the player character alive a la Master Xehanort from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''.]] The animation in the scene makes it even ''scarier'' due to the [[spoiler:floating chunks of ice spinning around and hurtling towards the hero at high speed; imagine what that would look like in real life.]] To some, [[spoiler:the scene was even scarier back when the games were untranslated and fans didn't know what the characters were saying; it looked like ''Kyurem was actually going to brutally impale the player using pointed icicles''. To others, what it was actually going to do was even scarier!]]
* On that note, [[spoiler: the [[FateWorseThanDeath ultimate fate]] of Ghetsis himself, who loses his mind so entirely that he is reduced to a catatonic, non-functioning vegetable in the immediate aftermath of the game.]] ''Thoroughly'' deserved, but no less unfathomably horrible.
* Some of the Bad and Strange endings to some of the Pokéstar movies can be quite creepy, [[TheManyDeathsOfYou many even implied to result in the death of the player.]]
** The Bad ending to the first of the Timegate Traveler movies has the time machine exploding, followed by [[spoiler:the main character discovering that ''they have merged with their Solosis''.]]
** The villain for The Red Mist of Terror is pretty much an EldritchAbomination. Even its humanoid minions are unsettlingly creepy. It even has one of its spawn use Selfdestruct/Explosion ''just to hamper you''. Needless to say, its endings can be quite disturbing as well, the Strange Ending of one movie even resulting in [[IAmAHumanitarian the player cannibalizing a helpless woman.]]
* Castelia Gym for those uncomfortable with clowns and webs; It even provides the best of both worlds by having one of the Harlequins randomly popping out of a cocoon.
* One particularly unsettling instance occurs in Lostlorn Forest. A backpacker staring at a rock (very likely the same one who warned you about the disguised Zoroark from the first game) will ask you about the Pokémon Zoroark and then give you the [=TM95=] Snarl. He'll then talk about Zoroark's visit to the forest two years ago and talk about its devious ability to create illusions. [[spoiler: Then just as he's walking out, he suddenly transforms into a Zoroark -- much to not only yours, but your character's surprise as well - and runs off immediately.]]
* [[spoiler: Ghetsis trying to use Kyurem to freeze the player character alive a la Master Xehanort from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts''.]] The animation in the scene makes it even ''scarier'' due to the [[spoiler:floating chunks of ice spinning around and hurtling towards the hero at high speed; imagine what that would look like in real life.]] To some, [[spoiler:the scene was even scarier back when the games were untranslated and fans didn't know what the characters were saying; it looked like ''Kyurem was actually going to brutally impale the player using pointed icicles''. To others, what it was actually going to do was even scarier!]]
* On that note, [[spoiler: the [[FateWorseThanDeath ultimate fate]] of Ghetsis himself, who loses his mind so entirely that he is reduced to a catatonic, non-functioning vegetable in the immediate aftermath of the game.]] ''Thoroughly'' deserved, but no less unfathomably horrible.
* Some of the Bad and Strange endings to some of the Pokéstar movies can be quite creepy, [[TheManyDeathsOfYou many even implied to result in the death of the player.]]
** The Bad ending to the first of the Timegate Traveler movies has the time machine exploding, followed by [[spoiler:the main character discovering that ''they have merged with their Solosis''.]]
** The villain for The Red Mist of Terror is pretty much an EldritchAbomination. Even its humanoid minions are unsettlingly creepy. It even has one of its spawn use Selfdestruct/Explosion ''just to hamper you''. Needless to say, its endings can be quite disturbing as well, the Strange Ending of one movie even resulting in [[IAmAHumanitarian the player cannibalizing a helpless woman.]]
