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"Hey, you heard me, right? I want to hear you sing!"
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"Hey, you heard me, right? I want to hear you sing!"sing!"\\
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** Owten is Tandor's Spearow; an early-game bird Pokémon with a two-stage evolutionary line. It's mammalian features could also qualify it as another regional rodent.
** Cubbug is Tandor's Caterpie; an early-game bug Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line that finishes off as a dual type with a cocoon-like middle stage, albeit evolving about twice as slowly(10--24 vs Caterpie's 6--10).
** Tonemy is Tandor's Zubat; a cave-dwelling bat Pokémon. The annoyance even carries over--it comes packing Poison Gas(at least Supersonic-induced Confusion can be healed by switching).
** Cubbug is Tandor's Caterpie; an early-game bug Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line that finishes off as a dual type with a cocoon-like middle stage, albeit evolving about twice as slowly(10--24 vs Caterpie's 6--10).
** Tonemy is Tandor's Zubat; a cave-dwelling bat Pokémon. The annoyance even carries over--it comes packing Poison Gas(at least Supersonic-induced Confusion can be healed by switching).
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** Owten is Tandor's Spearow; an early-game bird Pokémon with a two-stage evolutionary line. It's Its mammalian features could also qualify it as another regional rodent.
** Cubbug is Tandor's Caterpie; an early-game bug Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line that finishes off as a dual type with a cocoon-like middle stage, albeit evolving about twice asslowly(10--24 slowly (10--24 vs Caterpie's 6--10).
** Tonemy is Tandor's Zubat; a cave-dwelling bat Pokémon. The annoyance even carries over--it comes packing PoisonGas(at Gas (at least Supersonic-induced Confusion can be healed by switching).
** Cubbug is Tandor's Caterpie; an early-game bug Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line that finishes off as a dual type with a cocoon-like middle stage, albeit evolving about twice as
** Tonemy is Tandor's Zubat; a cave-dwelling bat Pokémon. The annoyance even carries over--it comes packing Poison
* HeroicMime: Lampshaded when someone offers singing lessons and asks to hear your voice.
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"Hey, you heard me, right? I want to hear you sing!"
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"Fine, I guess you don't want to learn."
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"Hey, you heard me, right? I want to hear you sing!"
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"Fine, I guess you don't want to learn."
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* SelfImposedChallenge: There's actually a "Nuzlocke Mode" as an option when you start a new game. The two base rules(Fainted=dead, and only one catch per route) are coded in, so any fainted Pokémon are actually marked as "dead" instead of "faint" and can't be revived by any means, and the game will outright stop you if you try to catch more than one thing per route or skip the first encounter and try to catch a subsequent one. Some of the more common additional rules, such as the Dupe Clause(if an already captured Pokémon is the first encounter, it's ignored) and no healing during battle, can be toggled in the options menu, as well as a unique "Challenge Mode" option--opponent Pokémon teams are between 1-7 levels stronger, but give no additional Exp. Sadly, one thing it currently lacks is a Shiny Clause(capture rules can be ignored if they'd cost you a shiny Pokémon).
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* SelfImposedChallenge: There's actually a "Nuzlocke Mode" as an option when you start a new game. The two base rules(Fainted=dead, rules (Fainted=dead, and only one catch per route) are coded in, so any fainted Pokémon are actually marked as "dead" instead of "faint" and can't be revived by any means, and the game will outright stop you if you try to catch more than one thing per route or skip the first encounter and try to catch a subsequent one. Some of the more common additional rules, such as the Dupe Clause(if Clause (if an already captured Pokémon is the first encounter, it's ignored) and no healing during battle, can be toggled in the options menu, as well as a unique "Challenge Mode" option--opponent Pokémon teams are between 1-7 levels stronger, but give no additional Exp. Sadly, one thing it currently lacks is a Shiny Clause(capture Clause (capture rules can be ignored if they'd cost you a shiny Pokémon).
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* NoFEMAResponse: Averted. Every time a meltdown threatens the welfare of civilians, the Rangers immediately leap into action to get everyone evacuated and sheltered.
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* Expy: A few of the Pokémon follow a pattern set by the main games, but sometimes with some kind of twist.
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* Expy: {{Expy}}: A few of the Pokémon follow a pattern set by the main games, but sometimes with some kind of twist.
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* Expy: A few of the Pokémon follow a pattern set by the main games, but sometimes with some kind of twist.
** Chyinmunk is Tandor's Rattata; an early-game rodent Pokémon with a two-stage evolutionary line. The fact that it's evolution is dual Normal[=/=]Electric might also make it Tandor's Pika-Clone.
** Birbie is Tandor's Pidgey; an early-game bird Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line.
** Owten is Tandor's Spearow; an early-game bird Pokémon with a two-stage evolutionary line. It's mammalian features could also qualify it as another regional rodent.
** Cubbug is Tandor's Caterpie; an early-game bug Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line that finishes off as a dual type with a cocoon-like middle stage, albeit evolving about twice as slowly(10--24 vs Caterpie's 6--10).
** Tonemy is Tandor's Zubat; a cave-dwelling bat Pokémon. The annoyance even carries over--it comes packing Poison Gas(at least Supersonic-induced Confusion can be healed by switching).
** Barewl looks to be Tandor's Geodude at first glance, but in practice it's more like Aron; a cave-dwelling dual Rock[=/=]Steel type that evolves solely by level. A closer analogue to Geodude would be Comite; a cave-dwelling rock type that evolves once by level and again by trading.
** Chyinmunk is Tandor's Rattata; an early-game rodent Pokémon with a two-stage evolutionary line. The fact that it's evolution is dual Normal[=/=]Electric might also make it Tandor's Pika-Clone.
** Birbie is Tandor's Pidgey; an early-game bird Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line.
** Owten is Tandor's Spearow; an early-game bird Pokémon with a two-stage evolutionary line. It's mammalian features could also qualify it as another regional rodent.
** Cubbug is Tandor's Caterpie; an early-game bug Pokémon with a three-stage evolutionary line that finishes off as a dual type with a cocoon-like middle stage, albeit evolving about twice as slowly(10--24 vs Caterpie's 6--10).
** Tonemy is Tandor's Zubat; a cave-dwelling bat Pokémon. The annoyance even carries over--it comes packing Poison Gas(at least Supersonic-induced Confusion can be healed by switching).
** Barewl looks to be Tandor's Geodude at first glance, but in practice it's more like Aron; a cave-dwelling dual Rock[=/=]Steel type that evolves solely by level. A closer analogue to Geodude would be Comite; a cave-dwelling rock type that evolves once by level and again by trading.
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* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: Acton, a steel type legendary Pokémon, willingly asks to join your team right before you fight Gamma Urayne, and is placed at the front if you accept. Turns out it's 5 levels weaker and promptly gets wasted with Overheat on the first turn. At least it has Intimidate.]]
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* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: Acton, a steel Steel type legendary Pokémon, willingly asks to join your team right before you fight Gamma Urayne, and is placed at the front of your team if you accept. Turns out it's 5 levels weaker and promptly gets wasted with Overheat on the first turn. At least it has Intimidate.]]
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* MythologyGag: Your Pokémon Ranger father is named Kellyn, which was the default name of the male protagonist in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRanger Shadows of Almia]]'' Cameron, Theo's dad, was also the name of a Ranger Leader in the original ''Pokémon Ranger'', but he's far less likely to be the same guy as in the game.
* PapaBear: Cameron shows some shades of this with Theo; when you come fetch Theo after he ran away crying after losing to you, Theo runs upstairs and Cameron immediately demands to know what you did to him with the typical "I swear, if you did anything to hurt him..." threat. Luckily, he believes your side of the story.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: There's actually a "Nuzlocke Mode" as an option when you start a new game. The two base rules(Fainted=dead, and only one catch per route) are coded in, so any fainted Pokémon are actually marked as "dead" instead of "faint" and can't be revived by any means, and the game will outright stop you if you try to catch more than one thing per route or knock out the first encounter and try to catch the next thing you see. Some of the more common additional rules, such as the Dupe Clause(if an already captured Pokémon is the first encounter, it's ignored) and no healing during battle, can be toggled in the options menu, as well as a unique "Challenge Mode" option--opponent Pokémon teams are between 1-7 levels stronger, but give no additional Exp. Sadly, one thing it currently lacks is a Shiny Clause.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: There's actually a "Nuzlocke Mode" as an option when you start a new game. The two base rules(Fainted=dead, and only one catch per route) are coded in, so any fainted Pokémon are actually marked as "dead" instead of "faint" and can't be revived by any means, and the game will outright stop you if you try to catch more than one thing per route or knock out skip the first encounter and try to catch the next thing you see.a subsequent one. Some of the more common additional rules, such as the Dupe Clause(if an already captured Pokémon is the first encounter, it's ignored) and no healing during battle, can be toggled in the options menu, as well as a unique "Challenge Mode" option--opponent Pokémon teams are between 1-7 levels stronger, but give no additional Exp. Sadly, one thing it currently lacks is a Shiny Clause.Clause(capture rules can be ignored if they'd cost you a shiny Pokémon).
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* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: A Acton, a steel type legendary Pokémon Pokémon, willingly asks to join your team right before you fight Gamma Urayne, and is placed at the front if you accept. Turns out it's 5 levels weaker and promptly gets wasted with Overheat on the first turn. At least it has Intimidate.]]
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* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: A steel type legendary Pokémon willingly asks to join your team right before you fight Gamma Urayne, and is placed at the front if you accept. Turns out it's 15 levels weaker and promptly gets wasted with Overheat on the first turn. At least it has Intimidate.]]
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* TheWorfEffect: [[spoiler: A steel type legendary Pokémon willingly asks to join your team right before you fight Gamma Urayne, and is placed at the front if you accept. Turns out it's 15 5 levels weaker and promptly gets wasted with Overheat on the first turn. At least it has Intimidate.]]
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* NuclearNasties: The Nuclear type in a nutshell. The radiation has caused some species to take on this type and become extremely hostile. While Nuclear forms of pre-existing Pokémon species will be disobedient if you capture and try to use them, Nuclear Pokémon without a non-Nuclear counterpart are stable and can be used as normal. Either kind will gain unique radiation based attacks.
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* NuclearNasties: NuclearNasty: The Nuclear type in a nutshell. The radiation has caused some species to take on this type and become extremely hostile. While Nuclear forms of pre-existing Pokémon species will be disobedient if you capture and try to use them, Nuclear Pokémon without a non-Nuclear counterpart are stable and can be used as normal. Either kind will gain unique radiation based attacks.
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* AbsurdlyHighLevelCap: Downplayed compared to the main series; the final boss of the main storyline is level ''85'', just 15 levels short of the cap, and the trainers you fight in the Champion's League are level 70.
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* AndIMustScream: [[spoiler: The two times we hear about stasis, it's this trope. First, your rival gets trapped in it for several minutes, and he describes it as the terror he felt at the moment he was "frozen" going on indefinitely. Then, at the very end, you learn your mom and Urayne suffered this for ''a decade.'']]
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* GameplayAndStorySegregation: [[spoiler: Even if you manage to capture Actan when it attacks in it's Nuclear form, the subsequent cutscene acts as if you knocked it out.]]
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* NuclearNasties: The Nuclear type in a nutshell. The radiation has caused some species to take on this type and become extremely hostile. While Nuclear forms of pre-existing Pokémon species will be disobedient if you capture and try to use them, Nuclear Pokémon without a non-Nuclear counterpart are stable and can be used as normal. Either kind will gain unique radiation based attacks.
* PaletteSwap: Shiny Pokémon are about four times as common in this game as in the main series. Granted, that's still 1/2048, so they're still lucky finds.
* PaletteSwap: Shiny Pokémon are about four times as common in this game as in the main series. Granted, that's still 1/2048, so they're still lucky finds.
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* RealityEnsues: Unlike in the main games, if you lose a battle against the BigBad at any point in the storyline, you're not warped back to the last Pokémon Center and allowed to return and try again; instead, you're treated to a game over and get booted back to the main menu(essentially getting warped back to your last save). Because why would the BigBad let you have another shot at beating them?
* SelfImposedChallenge: There's actually a "Nuzlocke Mode" as an option when you start a new game. The two base rules(Fainted=dead, and only one catch per route) are coded in, so any fainted Pokémon are actually marked as "dead" instead of "faint" and can't be revived by any means, and the game will outright stop you if you try to catch more than one thing per route or knock out the first encounter and try to catch the next thing you see. Some of the more common additional rules, such as the Dupe Clause(if an already captured Pokémon is the first encounter, it's ignored) and no healing during battle, can be toggled in the options menu, as well as a unique "Challenge Mode" option--opponent Pokémon teams are between 1-7 levels stronger, but give no additional Exp. Sadly, one thing it currently lacks is a Shiny Clause.
* SelfImposedChallenge: There's actually a "Nuzlocke Mode" as an option when you start a new game. The two base rules(Fainted=dead, and only one catch per route) are coded in, so any fainted Pokémon are actually marked as "dead" instead of "faint" and can't be revived by any means, and the game will outright stop you if you try to catch more than one thing per route or knock out the first encounter and try to catch the next thing you see. Some of the more common additional rules, such as the Dupe Clause(if an already captured Pokémon is the first encounter, it's ignored) and no healing during battle, can be toggled in the options menu, as well as a unique "Challenge Mode" option--opponent Pokémon teams are between 1-7 levels stronger, but give no additional Exp. Sadly, one thing it currently lacks is a Shiny Clause.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When you reach Nowtoch City's Pokémon Center, one NPC advises you to heal up after finishing the gym, as one might never know when a rival decides to show up and challenge you. Sure enough, once you clear the gym and make to leave for the next city, Theo arrives to challenge you.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When you reach Nowtoch City's Pokémon Center, one NPC advises you to heal up after finishing the gym, as one might never know when a rival decides to show up and challenge you. Sure enough, once you clear the gym and make to leave for the next city, Theo arrives to challenge you.
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* LevelGrinding: Rich Boy Mawuli and his three Level 4 Chyinmunks are an adequate source of battle, and since the battle is in a Pokémon Center, you (and he) get to heal over and over.
* LoonyFan: One such fan blocks the way to Maria's Gym (Maria used to be the Pokémon Champion) and even has a key to her house, which he gives to you. Naturally, Maria herself isn't happy with this and threatens to out him (the fan, not you after you clear it up) to the Rangers after you enter her home.
* LoonyFan: One such fan blocks the way to Maria's Gym (Maria used to be the Pokémon Champion) and even has a key to her house, which he gives to you. Naturally, Maria herself isn't happy with this and threatens to out him (the fan, not you after you clear it up) to the Rangers after you enter her home.
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* LevelGrinding: Rich Boy Mawuli and his three Level 4 Chyinmunks are an adequate source of battle, and since the battle is in a Pokémon Center, you (and he) get to heal over and over.
* LoonyFan: One such fan blocks the way to Maria'sGym Gym (Maria used to be the Pokémon Champion) and even has a key to her house, which he gives to you. Naturally, Maria herself isn't happy with this and threatens to out him (the fan, not you after you clear it up) to the Rangers after you enter her home.
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** The resident developer of this region's Pokémon Storage System is [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemon Twitch]].
** One NPC kid in a beach house complains that he doesn't like sand because "[[Franchise/StarWars It's coarse, it's rough… and it gets everywhere!]]
** One NPC kid in a beach house complains that he doesn't like sand because "[[Franchise/StarWars It's coarse, it's rough… and it gets everywhere!]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When you reach Nowtoch City's Pokémon Center, one NPC advises you to heal up after finishing the gym, as one might never know when a rival decides to show up and challenge you. Sure enough, once you clear the gym and make to leave for the next city, Theo arrives to challenge you.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When you reach Nowtoch City's Pokémon Center, one NPC advises you to heal up after finishing the gym, as one might never know when a rival decides to show up and challenge you. Sure enough, once you clear the gym and make to leave for the next city, Theo arrives to challenge you.
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* LevelGrinding: Rich Boy Mawuli and his three Level 4 Chyinmunks are an adequate source of battle, and since the battle is in a Pokémon Center, you (and he) get to heal over and over.over.
* LoonyFan: One such fan blocks the way to Maria's Gym (Maria used to be the Pokémon Champion) and even has a key to her house, which he gives to you. Naturally, Maria herself isn't happy with this and threatens to out him (the fan, not you after you clear it up) to the Rangers after you enter her home.
* LoonyFan: One such fan blocks the way to Maria's Gym (Maria used to be the Pokémon Champion) and even has a key to her house, which he gives to you. Naturally, Maria herself isn't happy with this and threatens to out him (the fan, not you after you clear it up) to the Rangers after you enter her home.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When you reach Nowtoch City's Pokémon Center, one NPC advises you to heal up after finishing the gym, as one might never know when a rival decides to show up and challenge you. Sure enough, once you clear the gym and make to leave for the next city, Theo arrives to challenge you.
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* LevelGrinding: Rich Boy Mawuli and his three Level 4 Chyinmunks are an adequate source of battle, and since the battle is in a Pokémon Center, you (and he) get to heal over and over.
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* LevelGrinding: Rich Boy Mawuli and his three Level 4 Chyinmunks are an adequate source of battle, and since the battle is in a Pokémon Center, you (and he) get to heal over and over.over.
* MagikarpPower: Aside from Magikarp itself, Dunsparce here has an evolution named Dunseraph, after it learns the move Skyfall (an original move in the game) starting from level 42.
* MagikarpPower: Aside from Magikarp itself, Dunsparce here has an evolution named Dunseraph, after it learns the move Skyfall (an original move in the game) starting from level 42.
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* LevelGrinding: Rich Boy Mawuli and his three Level 4 Chyinmunks are an adequate source of battle, and since the battle is in a Pokémon Center, you (and he) get to heal over and over.
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* Bug Catcher [[Franchise/{{Halo}} Flood]]
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* BlindedByTheLight: Birbie has Flash ''right from the get-go''.
* ComMons: Chyinmunk, Birbie, and Cubbug.
* ComMons: Chyinmunk, Birbie, and Cubbug.
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** One of the hikers has received an order of two million kilts from the Andromeda Galaxy: [[Series/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus the blancmanges are trying to win Wimbledon again.]] (It makes just as much sense in context.)
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* FirstTown: Moki Town.
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* FirstTown: Moki Town.Town, "Town of Fresh Beginnings".
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* TheAssimilator: People who fail to make it through the Anthell are assimilated into the hive to serve Seikamater.
* FirstTown: Moki Town.
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* TheAssimilator: People who fail to make it through the Anthell are assimilated into the hive to serve Seikamater.ShoutOut:
** [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Scandalous! It's Auntie's sock drawer!]]
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** [[VideoGame/{{Undertale}} Scandalous! It's Auntie's sock drawer!]]
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* EveryTenThousandPoints: Unlike the official Pokemon games, Professor Bamb'o will give you actual, material rewards every time you add another ten Pokemon to your Pokedex
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* EveryTenThousandPoints: Unlike the official Pokemon games, Professor Bamb'o will give you actual, material rewards every time you add another ten Pokemon to reach certain milestones in your PokedexPokédex, such as rare Pokémon eggs.
* FireIceLightning: Slightly modified with the elemental insects: Smore, Sponee and Tricwe are all pure Bug-types that evolve into a more powerful Bug/Fire, Bug/Water and Bug/Electric respectively upon learning a specific move. Water is strong against Fire, Electric is strong against Water, and Fire, while neutral against Electric, is strong against Bug. With the Royal Jelly, they can instead evolve into the powerful [[HiveQueen Seikamater]], which in addition to being Bug/Normal also gets a 1.5x bonus when using Fire, Water and Electric attacks thanks to its ability, Elementalist.
* GlassCannon: Every Nuclear-type is this by default, since Nuclear attacks hit for 2x super effective damage against every type (aside from Steel and Nuclear itself), but in return also take 2x damage from every other type as well.
* HiveQueen: Seikamater, brood queen of the Anthell, said to be the progenitor of every Smore, Sponee and Tricwe in Tandor.
* FireIceLightning: Slightly modified with the elemental insects: Smore, Sponee and Tricwe are all pure Bug-types that evolve into a more powerful Bug/Fire, Bug/Water and Bug/Electric respectively upon learning a specific move. Water is strong against Fire, Electric is strong against Water, and Fire, while neutral against Electric, is strong against Bug. With the Royal Jelly, they can instead evolve into the powerful [[HiveQueen Seikamater]], which in addition to being Bug/Normal also gets a 1.5x bonus when using Fire, Water and Electric attacks thanks to its ability, Elementalist.
* GlassCannon: Every Nuclear-type is this by default, since Nuclear attacks hit for 2x super effective damage against every type (aside from Steel and Nuclear itself), but in return also take 2x damage from every other type as well.
* HiveQueen: Seikamater, brood queen of the Anthell, said to be the progenitor of every Smore, Sponee and Tricwe in Tandor.
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* PlayerPersonalityQuiz: Professor Bamb'o gives you a short, color-coded one to decide your starter.
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* PlayerPersonalityQuiz: Professor Bamb'o gives you a short, color-coded one to decide your starter.starter.
* TheAssimilator: People who fail to make it through the Anthell are assimilated into the hive to serve Seikamater.
* TheAssimilator: People who fail to make it through the Anthell are assimilated into the hive to serve Seikamater.
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The game creators received a cease-and-desist from Nintendo shortly after making the game available for download and were forced to remove the official links from their website. By that time, however, the game had already been downloaded hundred of thousands of times, and [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes is still available through various file sharing methods.]] The game is incomplete, and includes a patcher for any updates the creators plan on making to it.
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The game creators received a cease-and-desist from Nintendo shortly after making the game available for download and were forced to remove removed the official download links from their website.website to prevent possible DMCA takedown notices from Nintendo of America. By that time, however, the game had already been downloaded hundred of thousands of times, and [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes is still available through various file sharing methods.]] The game is incomplete, and includes a patcher for any updates the creators plan on making to it.
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The game creators received a cease-and-desist from Nintendo shortly after making the game available for download and were forced to remove the official links from their website. By that time, however, the game had already been downloaded hundred of thousands of times, and is still available through various file sharing methods. The game is incomplete, and includes a patcher for any updates the creators plan on making to it.
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The game creators received a cease-and-desist from Nintendo shortly after making the game available for download and were forced to remove the official links from their website. By that time, however, the game had already been downloaded hundred of thousands of times, and [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes is still available through various file sharing methods. methods.]] The game is incomplete, and includes a patcher for any updates the creators plan on making to it.
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A Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fangame made over the course of nine years in [RPGMaker], Pokemon Uranium stars an [[PlayerCharacter aspiring young Pokemon trainer]], about to take their first job exploring the Tandor region and [[GottaCatchEmAll obtaining research specimens]] for Professor Bamb'o, in order to support their aging aunt, who took care of them after their [[Missing Mom mother died in a nuclear reactor meltdown]] and their [[WhenYouComingHomeDad father throws himself into his Pokemon Ranger work]] to forget about her. As they journey across the region, collecting Pokemon and Gym Badges one step ahead of their [[BrattyHalfPint less-than mature rival]], they begin to uncover information surrounding the mystery of their mother's accident, and its consequences.
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A Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fangame made over the course of nine years in [RPGMaker], RPGMaker, Pokemon Uranium stars an [[PlayerCharacter aspiring young Pokemon trainer]], about to take their first job exploring the Tandor region and [[GottaCatchEmAll obtaining research specimens]] for Professor Bamb'o, in order to support their aging aunt, who took care of them after their [[Missing Mom [[MissingMom mother died in a nuclear reactor meltdown]] and their [[WhenYouComingHomeDad father throws himself into his Pokemon Ranger work]] to forget about her. As they journey across the region, collecting Pokemon and Gym Badges one step ahead of their [[BrattyHalfPint less-than mature rival]], they begin to uncover information surrounding the mystery of their mother's accident, and its consequences.
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-> ''"Oh, yeah, you're the kid who wanted a job, aren't you..."''
-->--'''Professor Bamb'o'''
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A Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fangame made over the course of nine years in [RPGMaker], Pokemon Uranium stars an [[PlayerCharacter aspiring young Pokemon trainer]], about to take their first job exploring the Tandor region and [[GottaCatchEmAll obtaining research specimens]] for Professor Bamb'o, in order to support their aging aunt, who took care of them after their [[Missing Mom mother died in a nuclear reactor meltdown]] and their [[WhenYouComingHomeDad father throws himself into his Pokemon Ranger work]] to forget about her. As they journey across the region, collecting Pokemon and Gym Badges one step ahead of their [[BrattyHalfPint less-than mature rival]], they begin to uncover information surrounding the mystery of their mother's accident, and its consequences.
The game is notable for being one of the most extensive Pokemon fan games to date, containing a full story campaign in a new region, over 100 original Pokemon, a mixture of original and official music, as well as featuring Mega Evolution, EV training, a new Pokemon type, and fully functional online trading and battling systems.
The game creators received a cease-and-desist from Nintendo shortly after making the game available for download and were forced to remove the official links from their website. By that time, however, the game had already been downloaded hundred of thousands of times, and is still available through various file sharing methods. The game is incomplete, and includes a patcher for any updates the creators plan on making to it.
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!! This game provides examples of:
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: For once, ''you'' are this to your rival, Theo. You receive the starter with the type advantage, and you manage to stay one step ahead of him with your Gym Badge collection.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Without the official franchise's rating restrictions, the game is free to add a slightly more realistic negativity to its story. Such as making your rival an unpleasant little twerp, giving you a strained relationship with your father, or [[BreadEggsMilkSquick basing the game's conflict around a nuclear explosion that killed your mother.]]
* EveryTenThousandPoints: Unlike the official Pokemon games, Professor Bamb'o will give you actual, material rewards every time you add another ten Pokemon to your Pokedex
* ILoveNuclearPower: Following a catastrophic meltdown at a nuclear power plant ten years prior to the game's start, some Pokemon have been affected by the radiation, making them feral and changing their typing to Nuclear, which is super effective against every type and weak to every type.
* NotQuiteDead: Your father believes this about your mother, Lucille, who apparently died in a massive nuclear meltdown at a power plant. [[spoiler: He's right.]]
* PlayerCharacter: Comes in three flavors: Boy, Girl, and Gender Neutral.
* PlayerPersonalityQuiz: Professor Bamb'o gives you a short, color-coded one to decide your starter.
-->--'''Professor Bamb'o'''
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A Franchise/{{Pokemon}} fangame made over the course of nine years in [RPGMaker], Pokemon Uranium stars an [[PlayerCharacter aspiring young Pokemon trainer]], about to take their first job exploring the Tandor region and [[GottaCatchEmAll obtaining research specimens]] for Professor Bamb'o, in order to support their aging aunt, who took care of them after their [[Missing Mom mother died in a nuclear reactor meltdown]] and their [[WhenYouComingHomeDad father throws himself into his Pokemon Ranger work]] to forget about her. As they journey across the region, collecting Pokemon and Gym Badges one step ahead of their [[BrattyHalfPint less-than mature rival]], they begin to uncover information surrounding the mystery of their mother's accident, and its consequences.
The game is notable for being one of the most extensive Pokemon fan games to date, containing a full story campaign in a new region, over 100 original Pokemon, a mixture of original and official music, as well as featuring Mega Evolution, EV training, a new Pokemon type, and fully functional online trading and battling systems.
The game creators received a cease-and-desist from Nintendo shortly after making the game available for download and were forced to remove the official links from their website. By that time, however, the game had already been downloaded hundred of thousands of times, and is still available through various file sharing methods. The game is incomplete, and includes a patcher for any updates the creators plan on making to it.
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!! This game provides examples of:
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: For once, ''you'' are this to your rival, Theo. You receive the starter with the type advantage, and you manage to stay one step ahead of him with your Gym Badge collection.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Without the official franchise's rating restrictions, the game is free to add a slightly more realistic negativity to its story. Such as making your rival an unpleasant little twerp, giving you a strained relationship with your father, or [[BreadEggsMilkSquick basing the game's conflict around a nuclear explosion that killed your mother.]]
* EveryTenThousandPoints: Unlike the official Pokemon games, Professor Bamb'o will give you actual, material rewards every time you add another ten Pokemon to your Pokedex
* ILoveNuclearPower: Following a catastrophic meltdown at a nuclear power plant ten years prior to the game's start, some Pokemon have been affected by the radiation, making them feral and changing their typing to Nuclear, which is super effective against every type and weak to every type.
* NotQuiteDead: Your father believes this about your mother, Lucille, who apparently died in a massive nuclear meltdown at a power plant. [[spoiler: He's right.]]
* PlayerCharacter: Comes in three flavors: Boy, Girl, and Gender Neutral.
* PlayerPersonalityQuiz: Professor Bamb'o gives you a short, color-coded one to decide your starter.
