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''Power Pro-kun Pocket 2'' is a 2000 Baseball simulator + dating sim + ''VideoGame/{{Minesweeper}}'' developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor. It introduced the "Inner Success", a story mode with alternative gameplay that's generally unrelated to Baseball but still awards a custom character upon completion.

The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation was remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].

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''Power Pro-kun Pocket 2'' is a 2000 Baseball simulator + dating sim + ''VideoGame/{{Minesweeper}}'' developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor.Platform/GameBoyColor. It introduced the "Inner Success", a story mode with alternative gameplay that's generally unrelated to Baseball but still awards a custom character upon completion.

The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance Platform/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation was remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].
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* StalkerWithACrush: Hero 1 is dead, so Norika seeks to take Hero 2 as a ReplacementGoldfish.

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* StalkerWithACrush: Hero 1 is dead, so Norika reprises her role from the first game and seeks to take Hero 2 as a ReplacementGoldfish.ReplacementGoldfish. ''[[TookALevelInJerkass Worse]]'', she's high on the insurance money from her husband's death and wants to get Hero 2 killed and MakeItLookLikeAnAccident. Even in ''Power Pro-kun Pocket 3'', it cannot be said for sure if Hero 1 really fell off that cliff by accident...
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JustForFun/TheOneWith licensed Nippon Professional Baseball teams... until 2021 at least.

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JustForFun/TheOneWith The One With licensed Nippon Professional Baseball teams... until 2021 at least.

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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''War Edition'' is about surviving a battlefield in the days of WWII and has nothing to do with Baseball except for the protagonist playing a match at the very end, in a cutscene. The player can still build his stats via a {{Tilesweeper}} minigame and convert him to the Baseball simulator mode upon clearing the story.


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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: ''War Edition'' is about surviving a battlefield in the days of WWII and has nothing to do with Baseball except for the protagonist playing a match at the very end, in a cutscene. The player can still build his stats via a {{Tilesweeper}} minigame and convert him to the Baseball simulator mode upon clearing the story.
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* NeverSayDie: The ''R'' remake let the series' notorious all ages rating get bumped to 12 years-old and up to avoid censoring the story, but the "Stag Beetle Murder" minigame still had to be renamed to "Stag Beetle Hell".
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* MarryThemAll: This is the only game in the series with a Harem ending, including Norika too. In the original version it requires exchanging data between two copies of the game to raise multiple RelationshipValues at once, so the remakes make it doable without such gimmicks.
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JustForFun/TheOneWith licensed Nippon Professional Baseball teams... until 2021 at least.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Unlike in ''1&2'', the ''R'' remake has both ''Drill Moles'' and ''War'' from the get-go.

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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Unlike in ''1&2'', the ''R'' remake has both ''Drill Moles'' and ''War'' unlocked from the get-go.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''War Edition'' is surviving a battlefield in the days of WWII and has nothing to do with Baseball except for the protagonist playing a match at the very end, in a cutscene. The player can still build his stats via a {{Tilesweeper}} minigame and convert him to the Baseball simulator mode upon clearing the story.

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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''War Edition'' is about surviving a battlefield in the days of WWII and has nothing to do with Baseball except for the protagonist playing a match at the very end, in a cutscene. The player can still build his stats via a {{Tilesweeper}} minigame and convert him to the Baseball simulator mode upon clearing the story.

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The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation will be remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].

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The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation will be was remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].



* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''War Edition'' is surviving a battlefield in the days of WWII and has nothing to do with Baseball except for the protagonist playing a match at the very end, in a cutscene. The player can still build his stats via a {{Tilesweeper}} minigame and convert him to the Baseball simulator mode upon clearing the story.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Unlike in ''1&2'', the ''R'' remake has both ''Drill Moles'' and ''War'' from the get-go.



* BlandNameProduct: It is a big deal of the original version and its story mode that you can take on the official Japanese baseball teams, but the ''R'' remake has been confirmed by Famitsu to use the generic teams from ''VideoGame/PawapokeDash'' in their place.

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* BlandNameProduct: It is a big deal of the original version and its story mode that you can take on the official Japanese baseball teams, but the ''R'' remake has been confirmed by Famitsu to use the generic teams from ''VideoGame/PawapokeDash'' in their place. Even then, the flags of those fictional teams have been removed too for some reason.
* CatapultNightmare: One random event in ''War Edition'' has Hero 2 jolt awake in fear after dreaming of Norika in the same room as him. Or rather, in the same ''bed'' as him, if the background is any indication.



** The dreaded "Mania" status first appears here. There's a hidden value that determines how much Hero 2 is addicted to nerdy stuff. If it reaches past a certain point, he becomes an {{otaku}} and will randomly spend a week to visit the toy store. ''And you can't heal this!'' When this event is achieved in any of the games it is in, you get an ominous cutscene [[FissionMailed like it is a game over]] and an ending epilogue that shows the protagonist as a miserable shut-in. All this even though in Japan the term "mania" isn't supposed to have the bad meaning "otaku" has...

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** The dreaded "Mania" status first appears here. There's a hidden value that determines how much Hero 2 is addicted to nerdy stuff. If it reaches past a certain point, he becomes an {{otaku}} and will randomly spend a week of each month to visit the toy store. ''And you can't heal this!'' When this event is achieved in any most of the games it is in, you get an ominous cutscene [[FissionMailed like it is a game over]] and an ending epilogue that shows the protagonist as a miserable shut-in. All this even though in Japan the term "mania" isn't supposed to have the bad meaning "otaku" has...
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* UnintentionallyUnwinnable: In the beetle-hunting minigame, it is possible to get completely trapped between beetle corpses. If this happens, the game skips all player turns until the remaining beetles break through the walls.



* UnwinnableByMistake: In the beetle-hunting minigame, it is possible to get completely trapped between beetle corpses. If this happens, the game skips all player turns until the remaining beetles break through the walls.
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* PressStartToGameOver: It is possible to [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm34877513 get killed in under a minute]] in ''War Edition''.
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* ThisIsAWorkOfFiction: The Outer Success story begins with this disclaimer. This was dropped in ''3'' and ''4'', but returned for good in ''5''.

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* ThisIsAWorkOfFiction: The Outer Both Success story stories begins with this disclaimer.disclaimer, likely because one uses real life teams and the other is set during World War II. This was dropped in ''3'' and ''4'', but returned for good in ''5''.
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* BlandNameProduct: It is a big deal of the original version and its story mode that you can take on the official Japanese baseball teams, but the ''R'' remake has been confirmed by Famitsu to use generic teams in their place.

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* BlandNameProduct: It is a big deal of the original version and its story mode that you can take on the official Japanese baseball teams, but the ''R'' remake has been confirmed by Famitsu to use the generic teams from ''VideoGame/PawapokeDash'' in their place.

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''Power Pro-kun Pocket 2'' is a 2000 Baseball simulator + dating sim + ''VideoGame/{{Minesweeper}}'' developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor. It introduced the "Inner Success", a story mode with alternative gameplay that's generally unrelated to Baseball but still awards a custom character upon completion. The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation will be remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].

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''Power Pro-kun Pocket 2'' is a 2000 Baseball simulator + dating sim + ''VideoGame/{{Minesweeper}}'' developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor. It introduced the "Inner Success", a story mode with alternative gameplay that's generally unrelated to Baseball but still awards a custom character upon completion. completion.

The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation will be remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].
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''Power Pro-kun Pocket 2'' is a 2000 Baseball simulator + visual novel + ''VideoGame/{{Minesweeper}}'' developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor. It introduced the "Inner Success", a story mode with alternative gameplay that's generally unrelated to Baseball but still awards a custom character upon completion. The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation will be remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''.

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''Power Pro-kun Pocket 2'' is a 2000 Baseball simulator + visual novel dating sim + ''VideoGame/{{Minesweeper}}'' developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor. It introduced the "Inner Success", a story mode with alternative gameplay that's generally unrelated to Baseball but still awards a custom character upon completion. The game and its prequel received a compilation remake in the engine of ''6'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance in 2004 and that compilation will be remade for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2021 as ''Power Pro-kun Pocket R''.
R''. This second remake has a new gameplay mode called Cyberval. Tropes for that can be found on the page for [[VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket1 the original game]].
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* UpdatedRerelease: ''1&2'' for the GBA compiles the first two games on the engine for ''6''. The ''R'' remake for the Switch uses the GBA version's cutscenes as a base, features 3D graphics with the specific ''Pawapoke'' art style on the characters for the baseball gameplay -- with unique models for everyone, for the first time in the spinoff series -- and also features a new game mode about tank battles.

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"Hero 2" is an up-and-coming pro ballplayer who's been drafted to the small time Drill Moles team, which turns out to be knee-deep in debts and on the verge of dissolution. Can he bring in more hot-blooded players and make the Moles the best in Japan?

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"Hero 2" is an up-and-coming pro ballplayer who's been drafted to the small time Drill Moles Moles[=/=][[SpellMyNameWithAnS Moguraz]] team, which turns out to be knee-deep in debts and on the verge of dissolution. Can he bring in more hot-blooded players and make the Moles the best in Japan?


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* BlandNameProduct: It is a big deal of the original version and its story mode that you can take on the official Japanese baseball teams, but the ''R'' remake has been confirmed by Famitsu to use generic teams in their place.

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