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** Much like with mutants in the ''Franchise/XMen'' franchise, there are a number of deliberate parallels between Bloodliners and LGBT people. This is eventually lampshaded in the Jeanette interlude: when Jeanette was about to reveal to her parents she was one of the former, her mother initially thought Jeanette was one of the latter.
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** Much like with mutants in the ''Franchise/XMen'' ''ComicBook/XMen'' franchise, there are a number of deliberate parallels between Bloodliners and LGBT people. This is eventually lampshaded in the Jeanette interlude: when Jeanette was about to reveal to her parents she was one of the former, her mother initially thought Jeanette was one of the latter.
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** Ash's accidentally captured Shiny Chansey appears in ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail' which Cross does co-writing in, with Yamna cameoing at the end of the sequel fic ''Wisteria''. The Hisuian Decidueye that Ash obtains in a Blossomverse side story ''Ash Goes Missing'' also appears in the 2022 Holiday Special, though as of yet uncaptured or unmet by Ash.
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** Ash's accidentally captured Shiny Chansey appears in ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail' ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail'' which Cross does co-writing in, with Yamna cameoing at the end of the sequel fic ''Wisteria''. The Hisuian Decidueye that Ash obtains in a Blossomverse side story ''Ash Goes Missing'' also appears in the 2022 Holiday Special, though as of yet uncaptured or unmet by Ash.
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* ArtisticStimulation: Hapu suggests that Mina does art while intoxicated, which she neither confirms nor denies.
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** Sabrina has never been hinted as being [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} asexual]] in canonical material.
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** Sabrina has never been hinted as being [[UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} asexual]] UsefulNotes/{{asexual}} in canonical material.
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** In the Remake Chapter 2 continuity, one of the first new things Ash discovers upon waking up in the new timeline is that he now has several siblings, via Delia's marriage with Kukui ''and'' Burnet, and he gets pretty happy and excited about this. [[spoiler:Little does he know that he has ''hundreds'', or maybe more, of siblings from his biological father's side]].
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* AdaptationalGenderIdentity: Melissa from ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'' is a trans woman. This is [[MythologyGag a nod]] to how [[ShesAManInJapan her anime counterpart was male in the original Japanese but was dubbed as female]].
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* ExpyCoexistence: On top of the above who share a world with most if not all of their canon counterparts, you have Ash, Red, and Ritchie all running around at the same time despite all being based on the same character. Being related, of course, helps explain the resemblance.
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** Ash's accidentally captured Shiny Chansey appears in ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail' which Cross does co-writing in.
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** Ash's accidentally captured Shiny Chansey appears in ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail' which Cross does co-writing in. in, with Yamna cameoing at the end of the sequel fic ''Wisteria''. The Hisuian Decidueye that Ash obtains in a Blossomverse side story ''Ash Goes Missing'' also appears in the 2022 Holiday Special, though as of yet uncaptured or unmet by Ash.
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** In the first part of Katie Gaiden, she thinks to herself about John Archer that "he’d probably give an olive branch to a Draconid who’d probably sic a hungry Salamence to devour him", in reference to his encounter with Zinnia (though it's implied [{AccidentalTruth she does not know about it]]).
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** In the first part of Katie Gaiden, she thinks to herself about John Archer that "he’d probably give an olive branch to a Draconid who’d probably sic a hungry Salamence to devour him", in reference to his encounter with Zinnia (though it's implied [{AccidentalTruth [[AccidentalTruth she does not know about it]]).
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** While Misty's parents are not shown in canon, and were said to have abandoned them in ''LightNovel/PocketMonstersTheAnimation'', they are confirmed dead in this timeline.
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** While Misty's parents are not shown in canon, and were said to have abandoned them in ''LightNovel/PocketMonstersTheAnimation'', ''Literature/PocketMonstersTheAnimation'', they are confirmed dead in this timeline.
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* AdultFear:
** The Clemont Gaiden has a pretty big one, where Belmondo and his cronies kidnap Clemont from his own bedroom.
** In the starting scene of the Bloodliner Hunter Interlude, a woman loses her twin children when a community center is attacked by a bunch of Dugtrio, collapsing the building on them.
** The Clemont Gaiden has a pretty big one, where Belmondo and his cronies kidnap Clemont from his own bedroom.
** In the starting scene of the Bloodliner Hunter Interlude, a woman loses her twin children when a community center is attacked by a bunch of Dugtrio, collapsing the building on them.
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The Amazon is no longer a trope — please move to a more appropriate jungle trope.
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* TheAmazon: "Shadows of the Jungle" has a visit to the actual Amazon; Guyana, to be more specific. Since it's a Halloween Special, [[HungryJungle it's not at all pleasant]].
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** In a strategy sense, several trainers can fall victim to relying on their usual strategies even against opponents who would specifically subvert those methods. The most specific example is Red and Alexander Silph, who depend on knowledge of their opponents' Pokemon and can thus be taken by surprise if their foe does something unexpected, ranging from using an unexpected Pokemon to a Pokemon learning a new move.
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** In the Indigo League, the final bout of the Ritchie vs Assunta match is decided this way. Assunta's Venusaur fires a Solar Beam, which Ritchie's Pikachu Sparky counters with a Charge Beam. [[spoiler:The latter wins in the end after a back-and-forth struggle]].
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** The Indigo League Interlude implies that Ritchie went through an incident in Porta Vista involving Tentacool and Tentacruel, which Ash and his friends skipped in this timeline.
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** The main story mentions that Ritchie's Pikachu, Sparky, knows how to activate the Charge Beam's power boost effect at will as opposed to at random (even while in the middle of performing the attack itself). In the Indigo League Interlude, it proves instrumental against Assunta's Venusaur, winning the final clash and the match.
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** In the Indigo League, Paul's Murkrow has Super Luck, allowing him to defeat Gary's Pidgeot by landing multiple critical hits. Assunta's Fearow also has the ability Sniper (which powers up critical hits' damage), and has equipped anklets with Razor Claws to make use of it.
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** Subverted with the Bridge Bike Gang. At first, they plan to rob Luna's dad, but upon learning he's trying to make it home for Christmas in time, they decide to help him (and even get invited for dinner as thanks for their help).
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* {{Doorstopper}}: The main story alone has over 680,000 words. And judging by the author's comments, it's barely even begun. Once you start factoring in the spinoff and the tie-in one-shots, it gets even longer.
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* {{Doorstopper}}: The main story alone has over 680,000 800,000 words. And judging by the author's comments, it's barely even begun. Once you start factoring in the spinoff and the tie-in one-shots, it gets even longer.
