Follow TV Tropes

Following

History DarthWiki / PokemonSeasonsAndAges

Go To

OR

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* SpectacularSpinning: Tickety Tock gets the move Gyro Ball by LevelUp.

to:

* SpectacularSpinning: Tickety Tock gets the move Gyro Ball by LevelUp.levelling.



* AlwaysAccurateAttack: They get Faint Attack by LevelUp with Nightinpale also getting Shadow Punch.
* BarrierWarrior: They get Safeguard by LevelUp, (prior to [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Gen V]]) Light Screen as an Egg Move, and Reflect and Magic Shield through TM.

to:

* AlwaysAccurateAttack: They get Faint Attack by LevelUp levelling, with Nightinpale also getting Shadow Punch.
* BarrierWarrior: They get Safeguard by LevelUp, levelling, (prior to [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Gen V]]) Light Screen as an Egg Move, and Reflect and Magic Shield through TM.



* {{Lunacy}}: Starting in ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'', Nightinpale gets Moonblast by LevelUp.

to:

* {{Lunacy}}: Starting in ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'', Nightinpale gets Moonblast by LevelUp.levelling.



* BarrierWarrior: Delta Plantplug gets Ice Wall by LevelUp.
* BeamSpam: The family gets Light Beam and Signal Beam by LevelUp, can be taught Solarbeam, Charge Beam, and Thunder Beam by TM, and get Psybeam as an egg move.

to:

* BarrierWarrior: Delta Plantplug gets Ice Wall by LevelUp.
levelling.
* BeamSpam: The family gets Light Beam and Signal Beam by LevelUp, levelling, can be taught Solarbeam, Charge Beam, and Thunder Beam by TM, and get Psybeam as an egg move.



* PetalPower: They're flowers, with Whipersnap being akin to a tulip and its higher stages being daffodils. They happen to get Petal Dance by LevelUp.

to:

* PetalPower: They're flowers, with Whipersnap being akin to a tulip and its higher stages being daffodils. They happen to get Petal Dance by LevelUp.levelling.



* ScissorsCutsRock: Delta Pyrina and Flarancer get Arctic Frost, an Ice-type attack that's super-effective against Fire-type Pokémon, by LevelUp.

to:

* ScissorsCutsRock: Delta Pyrina and Flarancer get Arctic Frost, an Ice-type attack that's super-effective against Fire-type Pokémon, by LevelUp.levelling.



* HollywoodAcid: This is pretty much the family's shtick, with them getting Acid, Acid Armor, Acid Spray, and Acid Rain by LevelUp. Bug/Chemical cones substitute some of these with Acid Splatter, Fluoric Acid, and Sulfuric Acid. In addition, Chemiket's acid can eat through hardened steel while acid flows through Mothical's veins, with its acid able to completely dissolve any solid.

to:

* HollywoodAcid: This is pretty much the family's shtick, with them getting Acid, Acid Armor, Acid Spray, and Acid Rain by LevelUp.levelling. Bug/Chemical cones substitute some of these with Acid Splatter, Fluoric Acid, and Sulfuric Acid. In addition, Chemiket's acid can eat through hardened steel while acid flows through Mothical's veins, with its acid able to completely dissolve any solid.



* EnergyBall: The Legendary Flowers all learn the Grass-type move of the same name by LevelUp.

to:

* EnergyBall: The Legendary Flowers all learn the Grass-type move of the same name by LevelUp.levelling.



* AnIcePerson: Aquatica gets Aurora Beam, Ice Beam, and Ice Burst by LevelUp and can know almost every Ice-type TM, HM, and Move Tutor move. Mythica can also know several Ice-type moves by TM, HM, and Move Tutor.
* BarrierWarrior: Both Pokémon get Safeguard by LevelUp and can know Light Screen, Reflect, and (''DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure'' onward) Magic Shield through TM's.

to:

* AnIcePerson: Aquatica gets Aurora Beam, Ice Beam, and Ice Burst by LevelUp levelling and can know almost every Ice-type TM, HM, and Move Tutor move. Mythica can also know several Ice-type moves by TM, HM, and Move Tutor.
* BarrierWarrior: Both Pokémon get Safeguard by LevelUp levelling and can know Light Screen, Reflect, and (''DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure'' onward) Magic Shield through TM's.



* WeatherManipulation: Mythica is the Pokémon said to control the world's weather. Befitting this, it (and Aquatica) can know every weather summoning move and Weather Ball. Mythica gets Sunny Day [[note]]This is replaced with Spring Fever from ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero'' onward.[[/note]] and Aquatica gets Rain Dance by LevelUp.

to:

* WeatherManipulation: Mythica is the Pokémon said to control the world's weather. Befitting this, it (and Aquatica) can know every weather summoning move and Weather Ball. Mythica gets Sunny Day [[note]]This is replaced with Spring Fever from ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero'' onward.[[/note]] and Aquatica gets Rain Dance by LevelUp.
levelling.



* DeepSleep: Megoliath went into a deep sleep after it had created the world's plants and trees. Befitting this, it gets Rest by LevelUp.

to:

* DeepSleep: Megoliath went into a deep sleep after it had created the world's plants and trees. Befitting this, it gets Rest by LevelUp.levelling.



* PoisonousPerson: It gets Poison Fang, Sludge Bomb, and Chemical Burst by LevelUp and can know several other Poison-type moves by TM.

to:

* PoisonousPerson: It gets Poison Fang, Sludge Bomb, and Chemical Burst by LevelUp levelling and can know several other Poison-type moves by TM.



* {{Irony}}: One of the moves Fiamlora gets by LevelUp is Zap Cannon, a strong Electric-type move, which is something that would more fit its counterpart Torrenyl.

to:

* {{Irony}}: One of the moves Fiamlora gets by LevelUp levelling is Zap Cannon, a strong Electric-type move, which is something that would more fit its counterpart Torrenyl.

Added: 60

Changed: 57

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* VineTentacles: All three of them start off with Vine Whip.



* WhipItGood: All three of them start off with Vine Whip.

to:

* WhipItGood: All three of them start off with Vine Whip.

Added: 199

Removed: 250

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* LightningLash: The line starts off with Vine Whip and Plantplug's hands can shoot out vines that are electrified. From ''DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame'' onward, the line also learns Electric Whip.



* WhipItGood: The line starts off with Vine Whip and Plantplug's hands can shoot out vines that are electrified. From ''DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame'' onward, the line also learns Electric Whip. Their Delta counterparts happen to learn Freeze Lash.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* WhipItGood: Floredi Dodonking learns Fire Lash.

to:

* WhipItGood: Floredi Dodonking learns Fire Lash.

Removed: 74

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
TRS cleanup: PSOC use


* AlluringAnglerfish: Both Andlar and Angluminate happen to be anglerfish.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Dewicked trope


* BareYourMidriff: The outfits of Team Flora Grunts have this, as does Xenia's.

Changed: 84

Removed: 155

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Dewicked trope


* WeaponOfChoice: Cacturne and Venusaur [[spoiler: (Mega Venusaur in the remakes)]].

to:

* WeaponOfChoice: Cacturne and Venusaur [[spoiler: (Mega Venusaur in the remakes)]].



* WeaponOfChoice: Manectric and Ampharos [[spoiler: (Mega Ampharos in the remakes)]].



* WeaponOfChoice: Altaria and Garchomp (Mega Garchomp in the remakes).

Added: 1619

Changed: 467

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MagmaMan: Delta Plantplug is an unusual variation of this trope, with it being a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryovolcano cryovolcano]] that erupts cryomagma. Its Gigantamax form exaggerates it. In addition, the line learns Lava Plume with Delta Plantplug learning Magma Spurt, Heatran's signature move of Magma Storm, and its own signature move of Ice Magma.

to:

* MagmaMan: Delta Plantplug is an unusual variation of this trope, with it being a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryovolcano cryovolcano]] that erupts cryomagma. Its Gigantamax form exaggerates it.takes it to the extreme. In addition, the line learns Lava Plume with Delta Plantplug learning Magma Spurt, Heatran's signature move of Magma Storm, and its own signature move of Ice Magma.



A group of Pokémon known as the Legendary Flowers, Icolet, Electraisy, and Flarose are said to be the heralds for [[FireIceLightning snowstorms, thunderstorms, and firestorms]], as whenever one of them appears, it causes its respective storm to occur. It's when these storms unexpectedly occur that one of them appears, but disappears once the storm is over. It's said that if all three of them appear in the same area, their elemental storms will also converge.

to:

A group of Pokémon known as the Legendary Flowers, Icolet, Electraisy, and Flarose are said to be the heralds for [[FireIceLightning snowstorms, thunderstorms, and firestorms]], as whenever one of them appears, it causes its respective storm to occur. It's when these storms unexpectedly occur that one of them appears, but disappears once the storm is over. It's said that if all three of them appear in the same area, their elemental storms will also converge.\\
\\
In [[DarthWiki/PokemonAquamarineAndTurquoise Lantiquas]], regional forms of the Legendary Flowers are said to emerge in the Ancient Islands once every 100 years. Whenever they're said emerge, people from all over seek them out in hopes of seeing them. Lantiquan Icolet is Light/Ice-type, Lantiquan Electraisy is Dark/Electric-type, and Lantiquan Flarose is Psychic/Fire-type.



* CombatPragmatist: Lantiquan Electraisy is Dark-type and is known for its belligerent demeanor with it slamming into opponents and paralyzing them.



* GreenThumb: All three of them are Grass-type Pokémon.

to:

* GreenThumb: All three of them are Grass-type Pokémon. Their Lantiquan forms trade in this type for Light (Icolet), Dark (Electraisy), and Psychic (Flarose).



* KillItWithFire: Given that Icolet has a 4x weakness to Fire-type moves, they happen to be the most effective moves against it.

to:

* KillItWithFire: Given that Icolet has a 4x weakness to Fire-type moves, they happen to be the most effective moves against it. This isn't the case with its Lantiquan form.



* LightEmUp: Lantiquan Icolet is Light-type. Light that reflects off its cold body itself becomes cold to the point where it freezes whatever it touches.



* PowerOfTheSun: Flarose gets Solarbeam and Sunny Day (which all three can know by TM) by level. It's said their Solarbeams can melt a large building.
* PsychicPowers: The trio happens to all learn the Psychic-type move Extrasensory.

to:

* PowerOfTheSun: PowerOfTheSun:
**
Flarose gets Solarbeam and Sunny Day (which all three can know by TM) by level. It's said their Solarbeams can melt a large building.
** Lantiquan Icolet's head resembles a stylized sun. In a variation, sunlight that it tries to use to warm itself reflects off of it, becoming ice cold in the process.
* PsychicPowers: PsychicPowers:
** Lantiquan Flarose is Psychic-type. It wields pyrokinesis to create flames anywhere within a couple-mile radius, even in midair.
**
The trio happens to all learn the Psychic-type move Extrasensory.


Added DiffLines:

* SecretArt: Their Lantiquan forms each get a signature move:
** Lantiquan Icolet gets Frigid Light, a Light-type move that lowers the Speed of all Pokémon hit by it.
** Lantiquan Electraisy gets Darkness Bolt, a Dark-type move that also has a chance of paralyzing the opponent.
** Lantiquan Flarose gets Psycho Flare, a Psychic-type move that can both burn and confuse the opponent.


Added DiffLines:

* UndergroundMonkey: In [[DarthWiki/PokemonAquamarineAndTurquoise Lantiquas']] Ancient Islands, variations of Icolet, Electraisy, and Flarose are said to appear once every century.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* {{Retgone}}: [[spoiler: In a linked game in ''[[VideoGameRemake Pokémon TemporalAges]]'', Brad and Seth appear at the Palace of Time with the plan of summoning Dialga and using it to do this to all of humanity.]]


Added DiffLines:

* {{Retgone}}: As a result of Team Plasma's interference in the Past, a number of people and Pokémon are removed from timeline. [[spoiler: They return once Team Plasma has been defeated at the Time Tower.]]


Added DiffLines:

* {{Retgone}}: In ''Pokémon Ages'' (and its remake), as a result of Team Draco's interference in the Past, a number of people and Pokémon are removed from timeline. They return once Team Draco has been defeated at the Time Tower.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Up To Eleven is a defunct trope


* MagmaMan: Delta Plantplug is an unusual variation of this trope, with it being a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryovolcano cryovolcano]] that erupts cryomagma. Its Gigantamax form takes it UpToEleven. In addition, the line learns Lava Plume with Delta Plantplug learning Magma Spurt, Heatran's signature move of Magma Storm, and its own signature move of Ice Magma.

to:

* MagmaMan: Delta Plantplug is an unusual variation of this trope, with it being a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryovolcano cryovolcano]] that erupts cryomagma. Its Gigantamax form takes it UpToEleven.exaggerates it. In addition, the line learns Lava Plume with Delta Plantplug learning Magma Spurt, Heatran's signature move of Magma Storm, and its own signature move of Ice Magma.



* BraggingRightsReward: In ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' (and their remakes), Aquatica and Mythica are found at the end of Champion's Cave, locations that can be only accessed in a linked game and only completed when you've gone through all of one game and most of the other. Also, because only one Champion's Cave is ever accessible in a linked game, if you want to get both, you'll need to unlock a Champion's Game and play through both games a ''[[UpToEleven second]]'' time.

to:

* BraggingRightsReward: In ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' (and their remakes), Aquatica and Mythica are found at the end of Champion's Cave, locations that can be only accessed in a linked game and only completed when you've gone through all of one game and most of the other. Also, because only one Champion's Cave is ever accessible in a linked game, if you want to get both, you'll need to unlock a Champion's Game and play through both games a ''[[UpToEleven second]]'' ''second'' time.



* GreenThumb: A Grass-type Pokémon. This is taken UpToEleven with that Megoliath is told in legends to have created the world's plant life and has the power to grow forests and huge trees in an instant even in arid places. It also has the ability to greatly manipulate plant life.

to:

* GreenThumb: A Grass-type Pokémon. This is taken UpToEleven with that Megoliath is told in legends to have created the world's plant life and has the power to grow forests and huge trees in an instant even in arid places. It also has the ability to greatly manipulate plant life.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* LostWoods: Both the Woods of Winter and the Lost Woods are obviously this trope.

to:

* LostWoods: Both the %%* TheLostWoods: The Woods of Winter and the Lost Woods are obviously this trope.Woods.



* LostWoods: The Forest of Time and Gloom Forest (which is the Past version of Sunflora Woods) are forests.

to:

* LostWoods: %%* TheLostWoods: The Forest of Time and Gloom Forest (which is the Past version of Sunflora Woods) are forests.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: She has teal-color hair.

to:

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: She has teal-color hair.

Added: 144

Removed: 150

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* CanonImmigrant: Whipersnap, Snapspark, and Plantplug were created by [[http://pokegym.net/forums/member.php?113-Carrington388 Carrington388]].



* GuestStarPartyMember: Whipersnap, Snapspark, and Plantplug were created by [[http://pokegym.net/forums/member.php?113-Carrington388 Carrington388]].

Top