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* GentleGiant: Both Mantyke and Mantine are rather friendly, and the latter is completely fine with schools of Remoraid following it about and snacking on their leftover meals. Mantyke is also the largest baby Pokémon.
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* GentleGiant: Both Mantyke and Mantine are rather friendly, and the latter is completely fine with schools of Remoraid following it about and snacking on their leftover meals. Mantyke is also the largest baby Pokémon. Even Alpha Mantyke and Mantine in ''Videogame/PokemonLegendsArceus'' don't battle the player despite every other Alpha Pokémon in the game being aggressive towards the player.
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* MakingASplash: Water-type.
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* MakingASplash: Water-type.Pure Water-types based on remora and octopi.
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** The Gen III games made it so that Lugia and Ho-Ho could only be obtainable via [[TemporaryOnlineContent Mystery Gift]] or transferring them over from ''XD'' and ''Colosseum'', unlike future games where these two (and other Legendaries for that matter) could be obtainable normally within their respective games (although, depending on the game in question, doing so often had [[GuideDangIt specific in-game requirements]]). [[note]]The Sinnoh games did the same thing, but if you had an extra DS to trade with, the issue was rendered moot with the release of ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]''.[[/note]]
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** The Gen III games made it so that Lugia and Ho-Ho Ho-Oh could only be obtainable via [[TemporaryOnlineContent Mystery Gift]] or transferring them over from ''XD'' and ''Colosseum'', unlike future games where these two (and other Legendaries for that matter) could be obtainable normally within their respective games (although, depending on the game in question, doing so often had [[GuideDangIt specific in-game requirements]]). [[note]]The Sinnoh games did the same thing, but if you had an extra DS to trade with, the issue was rendered moot with the release of ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]''.[[/note]]
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** The Gen III games made it so that Lugia and Ho-Ho could only be obtainable via [[TemporaryOnlineContent Mystery Gift]] or transferring them over from ''XD'' and ''Colosseum'', unlike future games where these two (and other Legendaries for that matter) could be obtainable normally within their respective games (although, depending on the game in question, doing so often had [[GuideDangIt specific in-game requirements]]). [[note]]The Sinnoh games did the same thing, but if you had an extra DS to trade with, the issue was rendered moot with the release of ''[=HeartGold=]'' and ''[=SoulSilver=]''.[[/note]]
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* {{Superboss}}: Bloodmoon Ursaluna is an optional boss in ''Scarlet/Violet: The Teal Mask'', and so powerful it can give a team of level 100 Pokemon difficulty and can be encountered as early as level 20. It is a unique Pokemon, likely the only one of its kind, and FamedInStory as 'the Bloodmoon Beast.'
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This creature is supposed to be a scale insect, but it resembles a worm-like creature that lives inside a rock. This Bug and Rock type lives a sedentary life underneath a rock where it stores berries in its shell and slowly ferments them into a juice. Its stats are a collection of extremes: boasting the highest base defenses of all Pokémon (230, each!), but having some of the lowest stats in everything else, including, sadly enough, its HP. While its defenses suggest support use by means of Toxic and Encore, the bug is ''insanely'' crippled by Taunt and Substitute, meaning that it can't do anything once it's distracted.
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* TheArtifact: [[https://twitter.com/DrLavaYT/status/1393970178078121987 Going by early betas]], Shuckle seems to have been designed as a reference to the concept of snake wine, in which alcoholic beverages are steeped in a container with a pickled snake. Over the course of development, Shuckle became a Bug-type and went from living inside a clay jar to having an actual shell. However, the concept of Shuckle fermenting berries into juice has remained so core to its concept as to be mentioned in every single dex entry, even though the reason for that association is no longer apparent.
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** Lastly, early betas suggest that Shuckle's original design was intended to be a snake--the bug-typing seems to have been added on later in development, and it wasn't until all the way to Generation IV that Shuckle even learned any Bug moves. Notably, Frontier Brain Lucy, who uses exclusively snakelike or serpentine Pokémon, has a Shuckle on her team.
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* AntiFrustrationFeature: In ''Legends: Arceus'', you needed Hisuian Qwilfish to use Barb Barrage in strong style 20 times to evolve it into Overqwil. In ''Scarlet and Violet'', since both agile style and strong style do not exist, you instead only need to level up Hisuian Qwilfish while it knows the move to evolve it instead.
