History YMMV / PokemonDiamondAndPearlAdventure

* MoralEventHorizon: Charon accomplishes this before he even ''shows up'', what with the would-be suicide bombers ready to take out a crowded stadium basically because he told them to.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: In a franchise where the only manga most people know is [[PokemonSpecial Special]] (with the occasional [[TheElectricTaleOfPikachu anime adapted one]]), this series stands out due to its notability and access. Just look at the size of this page.

* CompleteMonster: Charon was a money-obsessed {{Jerkass}} in the ''Pokémon'' games. However, [[EstablishingCharacterMoment his method of introducing himself]] in ''Manga/PokemonDiamondAndPearlAdventure'' is to order his agents to ''suicide bomb a crowded stadium''. It fails, but his intent is clear. He holds no regard for the lives of others and plans to control the world with money made from selling legendary Pokémon. Two of his organization's top officers leave to find the previous leader--Charon tries to kill them. Which becomes even ''worse'' when you find out that said previous leader is being held captive in Charon's base.That previous leader, who goes on to rally the remaining agents against Charon, had himself previously tried to [[EvenEvilHasStandards destroy the universe]].

* CompleteMonster: Charon was a money-obsessed {{Jerkass}} in the ''Pokémon'' games. But [[EstablishingCharacterMoment his method of introducing himself]] in Manga/PokemonDiamondAndPearlAdventure is to order his agents to ''suicide bomb a crowded stadium''. Of course, it fails, but his intent is clear. He holds no regard for the lives of others and plans to control the world with money made from selling legendary Pokémon. Two of his organization's top officers leave to find the previous leader--Charon tries to kill them. Which becomes even ''worse'' when you find out that said previous leader is being held captive in Charon's base. And as a capper, that previous leader, who goes on to rally the remaining agents against Charon, had previously tried to [[EvenEvilHasStandards destroy the universe]].

* [[Main/RonTheDeathEater Mitsumi the Death Eater]]: Some fans did not approve of Mitsumi rejoining Team Galactic and regarded her very poorly afterwords, never minding the fact that Mitsumi still had ties to the team because of how important Cyrus was to her life, and that Mitsumi was blackmailed in the first place. In fact, some of them were so jaded that [[spoiler: [[Main/HateDumb they wished Mitsumi had died in the fire]]]].

** "We're going to make you regret that you crossed us! '''''And that you bit me!!'''''"
** Hansom's notebook. The cartoony sketch of a googly-eyed Galactic grunt, the cover declaring the book to be top-secret...
** Hareta, Jun, and Mitsumi's versions of [[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v236/BlackjackGabbiani/Scans/dpa7bossfantasyclose.jpg where Cyrus could have gone]].
*** Jupiter's reactions might make it even better.
** Most of the running gags with the big-reared Galactic Grunt. Lucario nonchalontly poking the guy with the spike on his paw has to be one of the funniest moments
** Most of the back pages of the books have a random Pokémon pointing out you're reading the book the wrong way, and Hareta translating in the form of "[Pokemon] says you're reading in the wrong direction!". Volume 5's example? An insane Cyrus glaring and growling at you. "Cyrus says you're reading in the wrong direction!"
** Volume 6 also has [[spoiler: Hareta tell the reader that his dad is saying you're reading it wrong, and his dad's reaction is something along the lines of "Quiet son! You're going to ruin my surprise appearance!"]]
** Mitsumi and Mars going gaga over [[CutenessProximity Minun]] in Volume 7.
** Hareta calling Fantina 'Grandma', to her annoyance.
** Cynthia sitting on a Galactic Grunt while Fantina's laughing her ass off over it in Volume 8.
** Mitsumi claiming to have gotten lost due to forgetting how the warp panels connect in the Galactic Hideout in one the later volumes. Pretty funny whether or not she's telling the truth, as no one seems to believe her.
** Jun yelling at [[DirtyOldMan Palmer]] for trying to flirt with Mitsumi.

* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Again, quite a few.

* CompleteMonster: Charon. Ordering a suicide bombing as a means of making himself known certainly qualifies him, as do his despicable experiments on pokemon and the heartless attitude he has towards it. His greed and arrogance from the games has [[CharacterExaggeration gone to new heights]] as well.

* FoeYay: Cyrus's interactions with both Hareta and Mitsumi are pretty much made of this. Then there's Jupiter's interactions with Mitsumi. To a lesser extent, there's also that chapter with Koya and Mars...

* MindGameShip: Pretty much everything Cyrus does to both Mitsumi and Hareta in volumes 4 and 5.

** Cyrus ''seems'' to qualify for the first three volumes he appears in, but a turning point occurs in the fifth volume that ends up subverting it. When Hareta ''refuses'' to hate Cyrus, even after all he's done, Cyrus develops conflicting thoughts concerning Hareta (he's even ''saddened'' at the possibility that Hareta died afterward.) Then, after his defeat, he has a VillainousBSOD over [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone what he's done]], gives information that helps set things right again, and then goes on to pull a HeelFaceTurn in the remaining three volumes.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: In a franchise where the only manga most people know is [[PokemonSpecial Special]] (with the occasional ''[[TheElectricTaleOfPikachu anime adapted one]]'), this series stands out due to its notability and access. Just look at the size of this page.

* EvilIsSexy: Everyone in Team Galactic except Charon is incredibly hot. Even B-2 if you ignore his most prominant feature.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Can have quite a few.
** Hareta flinging his shoes and socks off and declaring to Mitsumi and Team Galactic that they're fighting him too.

** Mitsumi claiming to have gotten lost due to forgetting how the warp panels in the Galactic Hideout in one the later volumes. Pretty funny whether or not she's telling the truth, as no one seems to believe her.

** Cyrus telling Mitsumi that [[spoiler: the final battle is only for Team Galactic, which she's no longer a part of. Effectively freeing her from her bonds to them. Although she had already been trying to do so, that ''he'' finally realised it and, after all those years, did what was truly right, makes it doubly powerful]].

* CompleteMonster: Charon. Ordering a suicide bombing as a means of making himself known certainly qualifies him, as do his despicable experiments on pokemon and the heartless attiude he has towards it. His greed and arrogance from the games has [[CharacterExaggeration gone to new heights]] as well.

* CompleteMonster: Charon. Ordering a suicide bombing as a means of making himself known certainly qualifies him, as do his despicable experiments on pokemon and the heartless attiude he has towards it. His greed and arrogance from the games has [[CharacterExaggeration gone to new heights.]]

* CompleteMonster: Charon. Ordering a suicide bombing as a means of making himself known certainly qualifies him. His greed and arrogance from the games has [[CharacterExaggeration gone to new heights.]]

* CompleteMonster: Charon. Ordering a suicide bombing as a means of making himself known certainly qualifies him. His greed and arrogance from the games has essentially [[CharacterExaggeration been]] [[BeyondTheImpossible taken]] UpToEleven.

* ItWasHisSled: That Mitsumi is a former Galactic member. The covers even spoil it.

** Cyrus ''seems'' to qualify for the first three volumes he appears in, but a turning point occurs in the fifth volume that ends up subverting it. When Hareta ''refuses'' to hate Cyrus, even after all he's done, Cyrus develops conflicting thoughts concerning Hareta (he's even ''saddened'' at the possibility that Hareta died afterward.) Then, after his defeat, he has a VillainousBSOD over [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone what he's done]], and then goes on to pull a HeelFaceTurn in the remaining three volumes.

** Cyrus ''seems'' to qualify for the first three volumes he appears in, but then has conflicting thoughts concerning Hareta followed by a [[VillainousBreakdown breakdown]] in Volume Five that paints him more sympathetically, and pulls a HeelFaceTurn in the remaining three volumes.

** Cyrus ''seems'' to qualify for the first three volumes he appears in, but then has conflicting thoughts concerning Hareta followed by a [[VillainousBreakdown breakdown]] in the Volume Five that paints him more sympathetically, and pulls a HeelFaceTurn in the remaining three volumes.

** Cyrus ''seems'' to qualify for the first three volumes he appears in, but then has a [[VillainousBreakdown breakdown]] in the Volume Five that paints him more sympathetically, and pulls a HeelFaceTurn in the remaining three.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Compared to other continuities a few characters are this. Candice stands out, being TheOjou and much more stoic than her other counterparts (which are typically GenkiGirl's). Cyrus is also a lot more expressive and zealous in this incarnation, even though he still claims to disregard human emotions.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Compared to other continuities a few characters are this. Candice stands out, being TheOjou and much more stoic than her other counterparts (which are typically GenkiGirl's).