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* MythologyGag: When your Pokemon is K.O.ed, the sound effect of fainted Pokemon from mainline Pokemon games is played.
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* ChargeAttack: All Pokémon have an auto attack chain consisting of three attacks, with the third attack dealing more damage and often having additional effects, with some Pokemon having the ability to immediately trigger boosted attacks under certain circumstances.
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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means goals can be scored instantly, as normally the duration is based on the amount of energy the player is holding). Combined with the fact that points are worth double during this period, the result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score a lot of points, enough to swing most losing games.

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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means goals can be scored instantly, as normally the duration is based on the amount of energy the player is holding). Combined with the fact that points are worth double during this period, the last two minutes, the result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score a lot of points, enough to swing most losing games.
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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for double points for the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score a lot of points, enough to swing most losing games.

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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for goals can be scored instantly, as normally the duration is based on the amount of energy the player is holding). Combined with the fact that points are worth double points for during this period, the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score a lot of points, enough to swing most losing games.
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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for double points for the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score alot of points, enough to swing most losing games.

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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for double points for the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score alot a lot of points, enough to swing most losing games.
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Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus in charge of researching with her researcher assistant Erbie the mysterious Aeos Energy.

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Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is are tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus in charge of researching with her researcher assistant Erbie the mysterious Aeos Energy.
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* GoldenSnitch: Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for double points for the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score alot of points, enough to swing most losing games.

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* GoldenSnitch: Zapdos appears in the middle of the arena during the last two minutes. Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for double points for the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score alot of points, enough to swing most losing games.
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* GoldenSnitch: Defeating Zapdos gives all members of the team of the one who delivered the last hit a huge chunk of Aeos Energy, hits every Pokémon on the other team with huge damage and stun, and makes the opposing goals defenseless (which means no charge) and count for double points for the next 20 seconds. The result is that whichever team kills Zapdos can score alot of points, enough to swing most losing games.
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* DevolutionDevice: Partaking in Unite battles has this effect on several Pokémon at the start of each match, who despite entering fully evolved, they get reverted to their base forms and have to accumulate experience points. Strangely enough, this only applies to all Pokémon with two evolution stages and a few exceptions like Alolan Vulpix. The rest who only have one stage remain fully evolved as they are, though they still are as weak as the base forms.

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* DevolutionDevice: Partaking in Unite battles has this effect on several Pokémon at the start of each match, who despite entering fully evolved, they get reverted to their base forms lowest non-Baby form. As such, Wigglytuff begins a match as a Jigglypuff, not an Igglybuff, while several others (namely Pikachu, Snorlax, Mr. Mime, and have to accumulate experience points. Strangely enough, this only applies to all Lucario) are unaffected and are effectively considered single-stage Pokémon with two evolution stages and a few exceptions like Alolan Vulpix. The rest who only have one stage remain fully evolved as they are, though they still are as weak as by the base forms.game.
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Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus in charge of researching Aeos Energy and her researcher assistant Erbie.

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Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus in charge of researching Aeos Energy and with her researcher assistant Erbie.
Erbie the mysterious Aeos Energy.
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I apologize, I did not realize you could buy tickets with the premium currency.

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* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite has many predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics and five monetization strategies: cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and the ability to buy and upgrade items which can improve character performance in matches. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ The game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.]]
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In fact, due to the trope only applying for Pay-To-Win methods, deleting the trope until someone finds a better alternative/words the example better.


* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite has many predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics and five monetization strategies: cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, and unlocking characters. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ The game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.]]
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No, you can't actually pay to win, even though tickets can be gotten from the paid side of the Battle Pass you actually have to play the game to get them, and the game is a small bit for at least new players.


* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite has many predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics and five monetization strategies: cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ The game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.]]

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* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite has many predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics and five monetization strategies: cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, and unlocking characters, and actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage.characters. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ The game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.]]
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* DevolutionDevice: Partaking in Unite battles has this effect on several Pokémon at the start of each match, who despite entering fully evolved, they get reverted to their base forms and have to accumulate experience points. Strangely enough, this only applies to Pokémon with two evolution stages. The rest who only have one stage remain fully evolved as they are, though they still are as weak as base forms.

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* DevolutionDevice: Partaking in Unite battles has this effect on several Pokémon at the start of each match, who despite entering fully evolved, they get reverted to their base forms and have to accumulate experience points. Strangely enough, this only applies to all Pokémon with two evolution stages. stages and a few exceptions like Alolan Vulpix. The rest who only have one stage remain fully evolved as they are, though they still are as weak as the base forms.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Pokémon's first strategic team battle game.]]
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Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus and her researcher assistant Erbie.

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Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus in charge of researching Aeos Energy and her researcher assistant Erbie.

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''Pokémon Unite'' is a [[MultiplayerOnlineBattleArena MOBA]] by Creator/TencentGames in the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, released on July 21, 2021. Depending on the game mode, up to five players, with one Pokémon each, team up to score points by defeating wild Pokémon and taking the collected energy to the opposing team's score zone(s).

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''Pokémon Unite'' is a [[MultiplayerOnlineBattleArena MOBA]] by Creator/TencentGames in the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, released on July 21, 2021.

Set in Aeos Island, you - the player - is tasked in participating in battles against other players while under the careful watch of Professor Phorus and her researcher assistant Erbie.

Depending on the game mode, up to five players, with one Pokémon each, team up to score points by defeating wild Pokémon and taking the collected energy to the opposing team's score zone(s).
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* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Averted, the types of both Pokémon and their moves are completely ignored in combat.
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** Speedsters are [[FragileSpeeder Fragile]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Speedsters]] who can tear through lone enemies with high burst damage and have high mobility that can be used to quickly reach and score on unguarded goals or chase down fleeing enemies, but are the worst at taking hits.

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** Speedsters are [[FragileSpeeder [[FragileSpeedster Fragile]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Speedsters]] who can tear through lone enemies with high burst damage and have high mobility that can be used to quickly reach and score on unguarded goals or chase down fleeing enemies, but are the worst at taking hits.

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* AnAdventurerIsYou: All Pokémon are given one of five roles based on what they're good at.:
** Attackers are [[GlassCannon Glass Cannons]] with good sustained damage, capable of steadily whittling down enemy HP.
** Defenders are [[MightyGlacier Mighty Glaciers]] who can easily take hits and lock down enemies with crowd control, although their damage is not to be underestimated.
** All-Rounders are [[JackOfAllStats Jacks Of All Stats]] who have good offensive and defensive capabilities, but neither stands out as much as the previous two roles.
** Supporters are [[SquishyWizard Squishy Wizards]] who aren't as powerful or durable, but are extremely effective at healing and buffing allies and debuffing enemy Pokémon.
** Speedsters are [[FragileSpeeder Fragile]] [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Speedsters]] who can tear through lone enemies with high burst damage and have high mobility that can be used to quickly reach and score on unguarded goals or chase down fleeing enemies, but are the worst at taking hits.



* CutscenePowerToTheMax: The opening cinematic displays Cinderace running very fast for the opponent's goal in front of their base. In gameplay, Cinderace is actually no faster than any other Pokémon.



* ThemeNaming: Professor Phorus's and researcher Erbie's names, while not being entirely tree themed, are names associated with phosphorus and herbs respectively.
* TrailersAlwaysLie: The opening cinematic displays Cinderace running very fast for the opponent's goal in front of their base. In gameplay, Cinderace is actually no faster than any other Pokémon.

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* ThemeNaming: Professor Phorus's and researcher Erbie's names, while not being entirely tree themed, are names associated with phosphorus and herbs respectively.
* TrailersAlwaysLie: The opening cinematic displays Cinderace running very fast for the opponent's goal in front of their base. In gameplay, Cinderace is actually no faster than any other Pokémon.
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* ThemeNaming: Professor Phorus's and researcher Erbie's names, while not being entirely tree themed, are names associated with phosphorus and herbs respectively.
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* CharacterSelectForcing: Teams can only have one unique Pokémon each and cannot have more of the same one, but players must quickly browse through their licenses to nab their favorites. Pray you got a fast-enough internet connection and your favorite isn't placed too far away from your available licenses.

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* CharacterSelectForcing: Teams can only have one unique Pokémon each and cannot have more of the same one, but players who share the same licenses must quickly browse through their licenses them to nab their favorites.favorite Pokémon. Pray you got a fast-enough internet connection and your favorite isn't placed too far away from your available licenses.
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* CharacterSelectForcing: Teams can only have one unique Pokémon each and cannot have more of the same one, but players must quickly browse through their licenses to nab their favorites. Pray you got a fast-enough internet connection and your favorite isn't placed too far away from your available licenses.
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* DevolutionDevice: Partaking in Unite battles has this effect on several Pokémon at the start of each match, who despite entering fully evolved, they get reverted to their base forms and have to accumulate experience points. Strangely enough, this only applies to Pokémon with two evolution stages. The rest who only have one stage remain fully evolved as they are, though they still are as weak as base forms.



* PlayEveryDay: Daily missions such as partaking in three battles and winning a battle provide a small amount of currency.

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* PlayEveryDay: Daily missions such as partaking in three battles and winning a battle provide a small amount of currency.currency.
* TrailersAlwaysLie: The opening cinematic displays Cinderace running very fast for the opponent's goal in front of their base. In gameplay, Cinderace is actually no faster than any other Pokémon.
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* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite goes '''HARD''' into predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics. It has five monetization strategies: Cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and the last are actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ As documented on reddit by a mobile game developer who knows the inner workings]], the game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.

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* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite goes '''HARD''' into has many predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics. It has mechanics and five monetization strategies: Cosmetics, cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and the last are actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ As documented on reddit by a mobile game developer who knows the inner workings]], the The game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.]]

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* AllegedlyFreeGame: The game is free to play, but Unite goes '''HARD''' into predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics. It has five monetization strategies: Cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and the last are actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ As documented on reddit by a mobile game developer who knows the inner workings]], the game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.


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* BribingYourWayToVictory: The game is free to play, but Unite goes '''HARD''' into predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics. It has five monetization strategies: Cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and the last are actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ As documented on reddit by a mobile game developer who knows the inner workings]], the game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.
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* AllegedlyFreeGame: The game is free to play, but Unite goes '''HARD''' into predatory Pay-To-Win mechanics. It has five monetization strategies: Cosmetics, battle pass levels, gacha pull increases, unlocking characters, and the last are actual gameplay boosts that will give a significant advantage. [[https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch/comments/oopfvl/please_be_very_mindful_of_the_predatory/ As documented on reddit by a mobile game developer who knows the inner workings]], the game forces free-to-players to grind for very few coins after each match, and obtaining gems through playing the game is non-existent.
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* AntiRageQuitting: "Fair-Play Points" are there to ensure that players are on their best behavior; if you ragequit too often or idle needlessly in too many matches, you lose your (albeit small) daily bonus, and you may be banned from various game modes until your score is in the green again.
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* MagikarpPower: All Pokémon begin each battle with only one move and a weak but fast standard attack. As Pokémon gain experience by fighting wild Pokémon and the other team, they'll gain a second move, more powerful moves that replace the starting two, and eventually, a [[LimitBreak UniteMove]].

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* MagikarpPower: All Pokémon begin each battle with only one move and a weak but fast standard attack. As Pokémon gain experience by fighting wild Pokémon and the other team, they'll gain a second move, more powerful moves that replace the starting two, and eventually, a [[LimitBreak UniteMove]].Unite Move]].
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''Pokémon Unite'' is a [[MultiplayerOnlineBattleArena MOBA]] by Creator/TencentGames in the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' franchise, released on July 21, 2021. Depending on the game mode, up to five players, with one Pokémon each, team up to score points by defeating wild Pokémon and taking the collected energy to the opposing team's score zone(s).

!!This game contains examples of:
* LimitBreak: Unite moves are granted when a Pokémon reaches a high enough level. Most of them do a lot of damage to enemies in a decent-sized area, though some have other effects, such as Wigglytuff's Star Recital, which grants itself and nearby allies a shield and protection from StandardStatusEffects. However, they all have a very long cooldown after use.
* MagikarpPower: All Pokémon begin each battle with only one move and a weak but fast standard attack. As Pokémon gain experience by fighting wild Pokémon and the other team, they'll gain a second move, more powerful moves that replace the starting two, and eventually, a [[LimitBreak UniteMove]].
* PlayEveryDay: Daily missions such as partaking in three battles and winning a battle provide a small amount of currency.

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