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* DeathGlare: The Totem Kommo-o acting as the boss of the Vast Poni Canyon trial stares at the player character throughout the whole thing. While Kommo-o doesn't show itself until the player character reaches the Z-Crystal pedestal, the latter can feel "the fiercest stare imaginable" as they cross the trial area's corridor.
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* AxCrazy: In addition to Tapu Koko's BloodKnight and HairTriggerTemper, Tapu Koko can get so worked up from its own anger that it actually forgets what made it so angry in the first place and lashes out at anyone and anything it sees.
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* CuriousityIsACrapshoot: Tapu Koko is described as curious in human affairs unlike its fellow Tapus, which can mean it can either end up saving the lives of others (seen in "Sun and Moon" saves the player and Nebby from falling to their deaths) or end up a malevolent deity when its HairTriggerTemper is set off.
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* CuriousityIsACrapshoot: Tapu Koko is described as curious in human affairs unlike its fellow Tapus, Tapu, which can mean it can either end up saving the lives of others (seen in "Sun ''Sun and Moon" Moon'' when it saves the player and Nebby from falling to their deaths) or end up a malevolent deity when its HairTriggerTemper is set off.
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* AxCrazy: In addition to Tapu Koko's BloodKnight and HairTriggerTemper, Tapu Koko can get so worked up from its own anger that it actually forgets what made it so angry in the first place and lashes out at anyone and anything it sees.
* CuriousityIsACrapshoot: Tapu Koko is described as curious in human affairs unlike its fellow Tapus, which can mean it can either end up saving the lives of others (seen in "Sun and Moon" saves the player and Nebby from falling to their deaths) or end up a malevolent deity when its HairTriggerTemper is set off.
* {{Golem}}: Their Guardian of Alola Z-Move appears to summon a massive, headless golem that they then become the head of before using it to demolish their foes.
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* LazyBum: Some people wonder if Tapu Bulu is lazy as opposed to its apparently docile nature. Possibility a BrilliantButLazy Pokémon, as stated above.
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* LazyBum: Some people in-universe wonder if Tapu Bulu is lazy as opposed to its apparently docile nature. Possibility a nature, it is the only Tapu that [[spoiler:doesn't confront an Ultra Beast.]] It's left up for interpretation as to whether it is BrilliantButLazy Pokémon, as stated above.or not.
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* TheGodsMustBeLazy: Outside of occasionally choosing a new Kahuna or [[spoiler:confronting invasive Ultra Beasts]], the Tapus don't really do a lot of protecting of the people on their islands. This is actually justified, as they ''used'' to be more proactive, but after being involved in wars as tools, they all adopted JadeColoredGlasses and their own BlueAndOrangeMorality.
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* GuardianEntity: Their Guardian of Alola Z-move summons a massive, headless golem. The Tapu then use their mask forms to become the head and command it to attack their foes.
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* ItCanThink: While the Tapus undoubtedly have BlueAndOrangeMorality with a healthy dose of FreudianExcuse thrown in, it's heavily indicated that the Tapus are sapient and fully aware of the effect they can have on humans and other Pokémon alike, and specifically have a hand in choosing the [[BadassPreacher Kahunas]] of each island in Alola. At the end of ''Sun and Moon'' Tapu Koko even sends out a message to the player through their Z-Ring that says [[spoiler:"IT IS TIME."]]
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: The Tapus are revered as deities and guardians and presumably vital to the way of life in Alola, but no one seems to have an issue should the player capture them for their own interests.
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* TheAssimilator: According to Meltan's Pokédex entry, Melmetal is formed when a particularly strong Meltan absorbs the rest into its body. On the flipside, when it reaches the end of its lifespan, it rusts away and the pieces of its body that falls off turns back into Meltans.
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* TheAssimilator: According to Meltan's Pokédex entry, Melmetal is formed when a particularly strong Meltan absorbs the rest into its body. On the flipside, when it reaches the end of its lifespan, it rusts away and the pieces of its body that falls off turns back into Meltans.
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* SingleSpecimenSpecies: An aversion, which is atypical among Mythical Pokémon but not unique. Unlike previous Mythical Pokémon, though, Meltan are often seen in swarms of a dozen or more at once, and are explicitly noted in some dex entries to live in groups. However, another dex entry explains that eventually a single strong Meltan will absorb the rest of the group, evolving into the Pokémon known as Melmetal. With enough patience, it is possible to obtain multiple Melmetal, but it takes 400 candies to evolve one Meltan in ''GO''.
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* TheUnreveal: Melmetal and Meltan had not been seen for 3000 years in-universe before showing up again, the reason for this is completely untouched upon.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Marshadow is as close as Generation VII is going to get to the usual cute Mythical with 100 points in every stat. At the very least, it still has a BST of 600 and is small and cute. Put it side by side with a [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Chao]], and you'd see a surprising level of similarity in shape, facial features and expressions.
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* SuperPrototype: The design of its PimpedOutDress, and its special ability, imply that it may have originally been intended to be an old, {{Magitek}} Poké Ball. Its original colors even paint it in the same colors as one (though gold replaces white).
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* SuperPrototype: The design of its PimpedOutDress, and its special ability, imply that it may have originally been intended to be an old, {{Magitek}} Poké Ball. Its original colors even paint it in the same colors as one (though gold replaces white).
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* SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids: Its empathetic personality and the DummiedOut Pokédex entries related to its original colors imply that it was intended to be a child's playmate. So for that purpose, why create a robot with ''arm cannons'', then power it with an artificial soul constructed with the life energy of other Pokémon? Answer: the intended child was a princess, meaning Magearna's status as a lethal toy implies it would also serve as a last line of defense within arm's length of the princess herself.
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* FourLegsGoodTwoLegsBetter: The latter two stages are bipedal. Downplayed with Kommo-o, as its DummiedOut traveling animations depict it walking or running on its knuckles.
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* RecursiveAdaptation: Halloween-themed ''Pokémon'' media often depicts Pikachu itself dressed as Mimikyu.
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* AmbiguousInnocence: Make no mistakes, Mimikyu is a genuinely sympathetic and tragic creature, but a few moments from the game, ''especially'' the [[NightmareFuel Totem Mimikyu trial]], seem to suggest that [[AdaptationalVillainy the anime portrayal]] isn't quite as far off as initially believed... especially with that creepy Pikachu StalkerShrine room (which ''[[EldritchLocation vanishes from existence]]'' after you complete the trial) and the fact that an NPC Mimikyu implicitly threatens you (and it's [[BrownNote no empty threat]] either).
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** Even in the story the dex entry can be contradicted, with Lacey in ''VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet'' using a group of Core form Minior for her test, admittedly having them turn back to Meteor form quickly, but then having them go back to Core form for a group photo without any urgency indicative of the form being dangerous for their health.
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* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Minior's stated to die off if in its Core form for too long, something that's shown in the anime. However, in-game, they can be sent out to battle constantly, be played with, and partake in picnics, and it won't be worse for wear afterwards.
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* SpectacularSpinning: Minior constantly spins as it floats in the air.
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* TheBusCameBack: One of the twelve Pokémon who spent five years on the bus after ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'' before coming back in "The Indigo Disk".
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A Fire/Dragon Pokémon based on a Mata Mata, a species of freshwater turtle. It lives in volcanic areas and camouflages itself as a rock and waits for prey. It also feeds on sulfur which makes its shell highly explosive. It has a move called "Shell Trap" that sets up a trap at the beginning of the turn. If hit with a physical move, it causes an explosion that damages the opponent. Just like Honedge in Generation VI with its French and Japanese names, Turtonator is notable for having its German ("[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Tortunator]]") and English names revealed before any of its other localized names. It is exclusive to ''Sun''.
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* ActionBomb: Minior can learn Self-Destruct and later Explosion. At Mount Hokulani, they ''will'' know the former, which can become a major annoyance when trying to capture them without a Pokémon with the Damp Ability.
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* PutOnABus: One of the twenty-one Pokémon who haven't been usable in a main series game since ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'' in 2017.
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* RainbowMotif: There are seven different variations of core colors for Minior, one for each color of the rainbow. Additionally, its shiny variant is black (in the Alola games) or darker versions of the regular core colors (in ''Pokémon HOME'') but with the triangles in the colors of all the normal variants,
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* OurGhostsAreDifferent: These two are haunted ''sandcastles''.
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* PostFinalBoss: [[spoiler:In ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'' (but not the ''Ultra'' games), you fight Tapu Koko with the chance to catch it just after winning the championship and before the credits roll. Being one wild Pokémon against a team of six Champion-level ones, KO-ing it isn't hard.]]
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* NothingIsScarier: what it actually looks like is apparently so terrifying that people who see it die. We never see what it looks like.
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* VowOfCelibacy: Oranguru is incapable of learning the move Attract, which may be a subtle nod to how gurus tend to eschew such earthly desires to achieve enlightenment. They can still be bred like most Pokémon, though, and they are not immune to being attracted due to having genders and not having access to Oblivious.
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* SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids: Its empathetic personality and the DummiedOut Pokédex entries related to its original colors imply that it was intended to be a child's playmate. So for that purpose, why create a robot with ''arm cannons'', then power it with an artificial soul constructed with the life energy of other Pokémon?!
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Wimpod's a Bug/Water-type, though at 1'08" it's not the largest Bug-type around. Still ''much'' larger than the animal it's based on, though. Golisopod, however, plays the trope much straighter, standing at 6'07".
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