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* APirate400YearsTooLate: The secondary antagonists after Team Sour are a group of pirates, first introduced antagonizing Chocobun on the S.S. Banana and appearing a couple more times afterward.
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** Piestoise's design is a reference to ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', with its shiny form having the same colors as Michelangelo. Also, the four trainers in the Cooking Dojo are named Lee, Don, Raph, and Mike, and the dojo's master is named Splint.
** In Black Forest (the Safari Zone equivalent), you can meet a Hex Maniac named Ashley, who quotes the theme song of [[VideoGame/WarioWare a certain other witch named Ashley]].
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** In Black Forest (the Safari Zone equivalent), you can meet a Hex Maniac named Ashley, who quotes the theme song of [[VideoGame/WarioWare a certain other witch named Ashley]].
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* LevelAte: Taken UpToEleven, where the ''entire'' map is made up of sweets.
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** Rain Dance is considered Chocolate-type. In other words, it's [[Music/TayZonday Chocolate Rain]].
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The game can be downloaded [[https://www.gbahacks.com/2015/12/pokemon-sweet-version-2015.html here]]. It later received a sequel, ''Pokémon Sweet 2th'', available [[https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=381601 here]].
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The game can be downloaded [[https://www.gbahacks.com/2015/12/pokemon-sweet-version-2015.html pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=332437 here]]. It later received a sequel, ''Pokémon Sweet 2th'', available [[https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=381601 here]].
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''Pokémon Sweet Version'' is a [[GameMod ROM Hack]] from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]'', set in an alternate version of Kanto where almost everything, from the buildings to the Pokémon themselves, are is made out of different kinds of sweets.
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''Pokémon Sweet Version'' is a [[GameMod ROM Hack]] from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]''.
The game can be downloaded [[https://www.gbahacks.com/2015/12/pokemon-sweet-version-2015.html here]].
The game can be downloaded [[https://www.gbahacks.com/2015/12/pokemon-sweet-version-2015.html here]].
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''Pokémon Sweet Version'' is a [[GameMod ROM Hack]] from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]''.FireRed]]'', set in an alternate version of Kanto where almost everything, from the buildings to the Pokémon themselves, are made out of different kinds of sweets.
The game can be downloaded [[https://www.gbahacks.com/2015/12/pokemon-sweet-version-2015.html here]]. It later received a sequel, ''Pokémon Sweet 2th'', available [[https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=381601 here]].
The game can be downloaded [[https://www.gbahacks.com/2015/12/pokemon-sweet-version-2015.html here]]. It later received a sequel, ''Pokémon Sweet 2th'', available [[https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=381601 here]].
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** One of the two minor trainers in Orange Gym is a swimmer named Kel, who says [[Series/KenanAndKel "Who loves orange soda?!"]] before fighting you. The other introduces herself as Oujay Samson, a pun on O.J. Simpson.
** In the Orange City Pokésweet Center, an NPC talks about Orange-types being able to inflict status conditions, ending with [[WebAnimation/TheAnnoyingOrange "Aren't oranges annoying?"]]
** There are areas named [[VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld Donut Plains and Vanilla Dome]] (the former even has its theme from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioKart'' as background music), as well as a route named [[VideoGame/KirbysAdventure Grape Garden]].
** In the Orange City Pokésweet Center, an NPC talks about Orange-types being able to inflict status conditions, ending with [[WebAnimation/TheAnnoyingOrange "Aren't oranges annoying?"]]
** There are areas named [[VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld Donut Plains and Vanilla Dome]] (the former even has its theme from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioKart'' as background music), as well as a route named [[VideoGame/KirbysAdventure Grape Garden]].
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''Pokémon Sweets Version'' is a [[GameMod ROM Hack]] from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]''.
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!! Tropes exclusive to this fangame:
* AnthropomorphicFood: The Pokésweets are combinations of Pokémon and sweets. Divided into these categories: Cakes, Pies, Donuts, Candies, Cupcakes, Swirlies, Fudgies, Specials and Rare Sweets.
* {{Autocannibalism}}: The Hunger Stat Ailment. When a Pokémon is afflicted with it, it loses HP every turn [[ITasteDelicious by nomming on itself.]]
* BigNo: How Kyle reacts to his second loss outside the Rock Candy Mines.
* BizarroElements: All the types are themed after fruits and flavors.
* ColorCodedCharacters: The Gym Leaders in this game seem to use more of a group of types in the same color rather than specializing in a single type. For example, the first Gym Leader uses Cherry, Strawberry and Apple-types, which are all red.
* ColorCodedElements: Other than a few overlaps, each types is allocated into a color: Vanilla is white, Cherry, Strawberry and Apple are red, Orange is... orange, Banana and Lemon are yellow, Lime is green, Blueberry is blue, Grape is purple, Raspberry is pink, and Chocolate is brown.
* DamageTyping: WordOfGod confirmed that there is no physical/special split by elemental types. A book at the school in the second town confirms this, listing which types are considered physical and which are special.
* DrunkenMaster: Gym Leader Lavender is a trainer-equivalent, as she stayed intoxicated throughout the battle.
* DualBoss: Ban and Lem fight together as the third gym leader.
* EdibleThemeNaming:
** The names of the Pokésweets are named partly based on and their sweets motifs.
** Locations are also named after various fruits and pastries.
* ElementalPowers: There are 12 types total, in both games: Vanilla, Cherry, Strawberry, Apple, Orange, Banana, Lemon, Lime, Blueberry, Grape, Raspberry and Chocolate.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: [[http://i.imgur.com/8cdD0dA.png This]] image shows the type chart present in this game.
* FoodPorn: If you're a sweets lover, expect to go into a trance when you read the Cookbook entries.
* GameMod: Of ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]''.
* GingerbreadHouse: Just as you thought many buildings play this straight, you get to encounter Reginger, a Pokésweet found in Ginger Woods.
* LevelAte: Taken UpToEleven, where the ''entire'' map is made up of sweets.
* LikeCannotCutLike: All types except for Vanilla and Chocolate resist themselves.
* MutualDisadvantage: Banana and Lemon share a mutual weakness towards each other.
* MythologyGag:
** The first gym leader prides in rock-hard defense, referencing Brock's specialty in Rock-types.
* NonElemental:
** Vanilla-type plays it better than Normal-types, where it is neutral against all types, including itself.
** Downplayed with Chocolate-type, where other than being super-effective against itself, it has no type effectiveness against others either.
* NoSell:
** For stat ailments, Apple-types cannot starve, while Orange-types cannot be burned.
** Lime-types are unaffected by Cherry Seed.
** For weather, hail will not damage Grape-types, while sandstorm will not damage Apple, Strawberry and Cherry-types.
* PeninsulaOfPowerLeveling: Each gym can be rechallenged as many times as you want for money and experience.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Inverted with Grape, a purple-colored type that is the most inferior. It has only one type advantage (one of the least; second to Vanilla, tied with Chocolate) and three weaknesses (the second most after Orange).
* RiddleForTheAges: According to Lolliwak's dex entry, no one will ever know how many licks it'll take to get to the center of its lollipop.
* ShoutOut:
** When Mark loses at the bridge between Orange City and Orange Woods, he cries out "'Doh! I missed!", one of the {{Catchphrase}}s of Wario from an early ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' game when he fails.
** Lolliwak's dex entry claims that no-one will know how many licks it'll take to get to the center of the lollipops it holds, a nod to classic Tootsie Pop commercials.
* StandardStatusEffect: Small changes from the original game include renaming Poison as Hunger and how burned Pokésweets are being baked.
* StealingTheCredit: After you and your two rivals bust Team Sour from the Candy Manor, the third claims to be the one doing all the work instead.
* StrawberryShorthand: Strawberry exists as one of the 12 Pokésweet types.
* TakesOneToKillOne: Chocolate is weak against itself.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: One of your three rivals in the game who resembles Blue.
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[[caption-width-right:350:To put it this way, about everything in the entire game is a LevelAte.]]
''Pokémon Sweets Version'' is a [[GameMod ROM Hack]] from ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]''.
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!! Tropes exclusive to this fangame:
* AnthropomorphicFood: The Pokésweets are combinations of Pokémon and sweets. Divided into these categories: Cakes, Pies, Donuts, Candies, Cupcakes, Swirlies, Fudgies, Specials and Rare Sweets.
* {{Autocannibalism}}: The Hunger Stat Ailment. When a Pokémon is afflicted with it, it loses HP every turn [[ITasteDelicious by nomming on itself.]]
* BigNo: How Kyle reacts to his second loss outside the Rock Candy Mines.
* BizarroElements: All the types are themed after fruits and flavors.
* ColorCodedCharacters: The Gym Leaders in this game seem to use more of a group of types in the same color rather than specializing in a single type. For example, the first Gym Leader uses Cherry, Strawberry and Apple-types, which are all red.
* ColorCodedElements: Other than a few overlaps, each types is allocated into a color: Vanilla is white, Cherry, Strawberry and Apple are red, Orange is... orange, Banana and Lemon are yellow, Lime is green, Blueberry is blue, Grape is purple, Raspberry is pink, and Chocolate is brown.
* DamageTyping: WordOfGod confirmed that there is no physical/special split by elemental types. A book at the school in the second town confirms this, listing which types are considered physical and which are special.
* DrunkenMaster: Gym Leader Lavender is a trainer-equivalent, as she stayed intoxicated throughout the battle.
* DualBoss: Ban and Lem fight together as the third gym leader.
* EdibleThemeNaming:
** The names of the Pokésweets are named partly based on and their sweets motifs.
** Locations are also named after various fruits and pastries.
* ElementalPowers: There are 12 types total, in both games: Vanilla, Cherry, Strawberry, Apple, Orange, Banana, Lemon, Lime, Blueberry, Grape, Raspberry and Chocolate.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: [[http://i.imgur.com/8cdD0dA.png This]] image shows the type chart present in this game.
* FoodPorn: If you're a sweets lover, expect to go into a trance when you read the Cookbook entries.
* GameMod: Of ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed]]''.
* GingerbreadHouse: Just as you thought many buildings play this straight, you get to encounter Reginger, a Pokésweet found in Ginger Woods.
* LevelAte: Taken UpToEleven, where the ''entire'' map is made up of sweets.
* LikeCannotCutLike: All types except for Vanilla and Chocolate resist themselves.
* MutualDisadvantage: Banana and Lemon share a mutual weakness towards each other.
* MythologyGag:
** The first gym leader prides in rock-hard defense, referencing Brock's specialty in Rock-types.
* NonElemental:
** Vanilla-type plays it better than Normal-types, where it is neutral against all types, including itself.
** Downplayed with Chocolate-type, where other than being super-effective against itself, it has no type effectiveness against others either.
* NoSell:
** For stat ailments, Apple-types cannot starve, while Orange-types cannot be burned.
** Lime-types are unaffected by Cherry Seed.
** For weather, hail will not damage Grape-types, while sandstorm will not damage Apple, Strawberry and Cherry-types.
* PeninsulaOfPowerLeveling: Each gym can be rechallenged as many times as you want for money and experience.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Inverted with Grape, a purple-colored type that is the most inferior. It has only one type advantage (one of the least; second to Vanilla, tied with Chocolate) and three weaknesses (the second most after Orange).
* RiddleForTheAges: According to Lolliwak's dex entry, no one will ever know how many licks it'll take to get to the center of its lollipop.
* ShoutOut:
** When Mark loses at the bridge between Orange City and Orange Woods, he cries out "'Doh! I missed!", one of the {{Catchphrase}}s of Wario from an early ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' game when he fails.
** Lolliwak's dex entry claims that no-one will know how many licks it'll take to get to the center of the lollipops it holds, a nod to classic Tootsie Pop commercials.
* StandardStatusEffect: Small changes from the original game include renaming Poison as Hunger and how burned Pokésweets are being baked.
* StealingTheCredit: After you and your two rivals bust Team Sour from the Candy Manor, the third claims to be the one doing all the work instead.
* StrawberryShorthand: Strawberry exists as one of the 12 Pokésweet types.
* TakesOneToKillOne: Chocolate is weak against itself.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: One of your three rivals in the game who resembles Blue.
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