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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] leaving Archive of Our Own.
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] leaving Archive of Our Own.
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This or these examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected, or something is just an innate aspect of the setting or character that has a logical reason for being present); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
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* AdultFear: [[spoiler: When the S.S. Anne comes under attack from Team Rocket in the Kanto 15 chapter, Lance immediately deploys the G-Men agents to aid in the rescue, primarily because his nephew, Ash, is aboard the stricken ship. When the detective on the other side of the line reveals that most agents were on leave, Lance goes apeshit.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Lance:''' Detective Morrigan, I need you to assemble all available G-Men agents and get them ready for deployment. The S.S. Anne is under attack, and I need as many as possible to deal with the attackers!\\
'''Detective:''' But Champion, most of them are on holiday or on leave-\\
'''Lance:''' I DON’T GIVE A FLYING FUCK! MY NEPHEW IS ON THAT FUCKING SHIP! JUST GRAB AS MANY AS YOU CAN, TELL THEM THEIR LEAVE WILL BE REIMBURSED, AND GET MOVING! IF MY NEPHEW DIES, SO HELP ME MORRIGAN, I WILL PERSONALLY WRING YOUR NECK AND HAVE MY DRAGONITE CREMATE YOUR FUCKING CORPSE! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Lance:''' Detective Morrigan, I need you to assemble all available G-Men agents and get them ready for deployment. The S.S. Anne is under attack, and I need as many as possible to deal with the attackers!\\
'''Detective:''' But Champion, most of them are on holiday or on leave-\\
'''Lance:''' I DON’T GIVE A FLYING FUCK! MY NEPHEW IS ON THAT FUCKING SHIP! JUST GRAB AS MANY AS YOU CAN, TELL THEM THEIR LEAVE WILL BE REIMBURSED, AND GET MOVING! IF MY NEPHEW DIES, SO HELP ME MORRIGAN, I WILL PERSONALLY WRING YOUR NECK AND HAVE MY DRAGONITE CREMATE YOUR FUCKING CORPSE! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!]]
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* SuddenlyShouting: [[spoiler: When the S.S. Anne comes under attack from Team Rocket in the Kanto 15 chapter, Lance immediately deploys the G-Men agents to aid in the rescue, primarily because his nephew, Ash, is aboard the stricken ship. When the detective on the other side of the line reveals that most agents were on leave, Lance goes apeshit.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Lance:''' Detective Morrigan, I need you to assemble all available G-Men agents and get them ready for deployment. The S.S. Anne is under attack, and I need as many as possible to deal with the attackers!\\
'''Detective:''' But Champion, most of them are on holiday or on leave-\\
'''Lance:''' I DON’T GIVE A FLYING FUCK! MY NEPHEW IS ON THAT FUCKING SHIP! JUST GRAB AS MANY AS YOU CAN, TELL THEM THEIR LEAVE WILL BE REIMBURSED, AND GET MOVING! IF MY NEPHEW DIES, SO HELP ME MORRIGAN, I WILL PERSONALLY WRING YOUR NECK AND HAVE MY DRAGONITE CREMATE YOUR FUCKING CORPSE! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!]]
-->[[spoiler:'''Lance:''' Detective Morrigan, I need you to assemble all available G-Men agents and get them ready for deployment. The S.S. Anne is under attack, and I need as many as possible to deal with the attackers!\\
'''Detective:''' But Champion, most of them are on holiday or on leave-\\
'''Lance:''' I DON’T GIVE A FLYING FUCK! MY NEPHEW IS ON THAT FUCKING SHIP! JUST GRAB AS MANY AS YOU CAN, TELL THEM THEIR LEAVE WILL BE REIMBURSED, AND GET MOVING! IF MY NEPHEW DIES, SO HELP ME MORRIGAN, I WILL PERSONALLY WRING YOUR NECK AND HAVE MY DRAGONITE CREMATE YOUR FUCKING CORPSE! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?!]]
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* RealityEnsues:
** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
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** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
** Just because Ash’s Pokémon learns a move, doesn’t mean that they are masters of it right away. In-between battles, Ash spends long periods training with his team to get them ready to take on their opponents. And even then, the Pokémon in question may not fully execute an attack at its maximum potential due to limitations in biology and strength.
** Who in their right minds would let ten-year-old children go out into the world without proper skills or training, or parental supervision for that matter? The author certainly doesn’t, which is why Ash is thirteen when he leaves for his journey, and only after years of training with Luka.
** Unlike in the games, where Pokémon can dodge attacks only either due to random chance or a close relationship with the player, the Pokémon here dodge attacks just like one would expect a reaction to an incoming attack to be in real life.
** Any progress when it comes to healing from past trauma can be undone in an instant. [[spoiler: After Agni the Charmander beat Riven’s Roserade during the Clubsplosion Tournament aboard the S.S. Anne, Riven loses his temper and tries to attack Agni. This triggers horrific flashbacks for the healing Charmander, who regresses in terror. Ash spends the rest of the chapter comforting his traumatised friend, while Lance promises payback by having Riven kicked off the ship and investigated on allegations of Pokémon abuse.]]
** As much as Luka's training and tutelage under Professor Oak has given Ash a much further head-start into his journey, there will always be someone who has more experience and is better than him. [[spoiler: This becomes evidently clear in the Kanto 13 chapter, where Ash loses a match for the first time ever in the finals of the Clubsplosion Tournament against CharacterOverlap trainer Musa, who's Meloetta narrowly defeats Luka to win the tournament.]]
** As much as losing can be painful, experiencing it for the first time is an unknown, scary feeling that can easily spiral out of control. [[spoiler: When Ash loses his Finals match against Musa,]] he is barely able to send Luka to be healed and make it back to his suite before he completely loses it. It is only through [[spoiler: his uncle Lance's]] intervention is Ash able to begin pulling himself together.
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** [[spoiler: Lance reveals to Ash in a video-call that he owns over fifty pairs of character-themed booty shorts. This is a shout-out to fellow AO3 author [=OasisLake76=] and her chatfic Pokémon Chat Broke, where Lance was discovered to own character-themed booty shorts and this secret is outed to the group chat. Interestingly, Way of the Aura was made as a giftfic for [=OasisLake76=].]]
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** [[spoiler: Lance reveals to Ash in a video-call that he owns over fifty pairs of character-themed booty shorts. This is a shout-out to fellow AO3 [[Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn AO3]] author [=OasisLake76=] and her chatfic Pokémon Chat Broke, where Lance was discovered to own character-themed booty shorts and this secret is outed to the group chat. Interestingly, Way of the Aura was made as a giftfic for [=OasisLake76=].]]
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] leaving Archive Of Our Own.
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] leaving Archive Of of Our Own.
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to SilentGhostWriter2017 leaving Archive Of Our Own.
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to SilentGhostWriter2017 [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] leaving Archive Of Our Own.
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]].
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''Way of the Aura'' is a ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' fanfic written by [=SilentGhostWriter2017=] who also authored Fanfic/JadeLightning and Fanfic/FireAndWaterAMagicalTale. It can be read on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/26390308/chapters/64283437 here]]. Unfortunately, as of late March 2021, this is now an abandoned fic due to SilentGhostWriter2017 leaving Archive Of Our Own.
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** [[spoiler: In-canon, the doll Sabrina carries around with her is the physical manifestation of a split personality that embodies the emotions that she tried to lock away as she developed her psychic powers. Here, however, the doll embodies a darker entity, presumably the manifestation of her anxieties of others trying to take advantage of her. See HollywoodExorcism below.]]
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* HollywoodExorcism: The Kanto 18 chapter plays with this trope. Also, look at DarkerAndEdgier above for further context. [[spoiler: Luka reveals to Ash that one of his duties as an Aura-adept is to exorcise people and Pokémon of any dark energy or malevolence within them. This plays out for real after Ash's victory over Saffron City Gym leader Sabrina. Sabrina loses her temper over losing, and tries to turn Ash into a doll. Ash uses his Aura to block the attack, and having sensed a dark presence coming from the doll in her lap before the battle, he tries to yank it out of her grasp. When he succeeds, the doll turns into a terrifying, demonic monster that tries to attack him for removing it from its host. Ash pushes it back with his Aura, and when it tries to return to Sabrina, he uses Aura tendrils to immobilise it. Then, with much exertion, Ash tears the monster in two, thereby freeing Sabrina from the dark embodiment latching onto her soul.]]
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** [[spoiler: Eri from MHA makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the Kanto 18 chapter as the little girl whom Ash and his group saved during the attack on the S.S. Anne. Unfortunately, her parents did not survive the attack, and last we have seen of her, she is being taken care of by Rykios and Izuku.]]
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** Brock getting hit by Ash’s bat every time the former flirts with a pretty woman. There is even a counter going on about the number of hits to the head Brock has taken so far, which as of the Kanto 14 chapter, is at five.
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** Brock getting hit by Ash’s bat every time the former flirts with a pretty woman. There is even a counter going on about the number of hits to the head Brock has taken so far, which as of the Kanto 14 18 chapter, is at five.six.
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler: Ash bids farewell to Flora, Musa, Helia, Rykios and Izuku following the end of the S.S. Anne arc in the Kanto 18 chapter as he continues on his journey.]] However, the author has stated that these characters will reappear again sometime in the future.
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* ShipTease: [[spoiler: First, Ash / Brawly, then Ash / Brawly / Leon / Raihan]]
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** [[spoiler: First, Ash / Brawly, then Ash / Brawly / Leon /Raihan]]Raihan]]
** [[spoiler: Flora and Helia]]
** [[spoiler: First, Ash / Brawly, then Ash / Brawly / Leon /
** [[spoiler: Flora and Helia]]
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* ImmoralJournalist: [[spoiler: Played straight with the reporters who swarmed into Lavender Town following the attack on the S.S. Anne. In order to protect his nephew, Lance had Officer Jenny and her deputies hold back the reporters from storming into the Pokémon Centre. Later, in the Kanto 17 chapter, Lance handpicked a journalist, original character Edward Jacobs, from a small news outlet to interview Ash. As a deputy escorts him and his camerawoman inside, the other reporters try everything and anything to be let in, even going so far as bribery. Lance's disdain for sensationalistic media was also established, suing news outlets into bankruptcy for exploitative reporting and authorising a restraining order protecting his nephew from harassment by jouranlists.]]
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* ImmoralJournalist: [[spoiler: Played straight with the reporters who swarmed into Lavender Town following the attack on the S.S. Anne. In order to protect his nephew, Lance had Officer Jenny and her deputies hold back the reporters from storming into the Pokémon Centre. Later, in the Kanto 17 chapter, Lance handpicked a journalist, original character Edward Jacobs, from a small news outlet to interview Ash. As a deputy escorts him and his camerawoman inside, the other reporters try everything and anything to be let in, even going so far as bribery. Lance's disdain for sensationalistic media was also established, suing news outlets into bankruptcy for exploitative reporting and authorising a restraining order protecting his nephew from harassment by jouranlists.unscrupulous journalists.]]
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* {{Doorstopper}}: What this story could potentially become. The author plans to cover all of Ash’s journeys around the world, while taking out some parts that are redundant or carry no significance to the plot. Nonetheless, the story stands at over 68,000 words as of the Kanto 16 chapter, and that is not even a third of the way through the Kanto arc. One could only imagine the sheer size of the story once the author takes on the Galar region.
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* {{Doorstopper}}: What this story could potentially become. The author plans to cover all of Ash’s journeys around the world, while taking out some parts that are redundant or carry no significance to the plot. Nonetheless, the story stands at over 68,000 72,000 words as of the Kanto 16 chapter, and that is not even a third of the way through the Kanto arc.17 chapter. One could only imagine the sheer size of the story once the author takes on the Galar region.
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* AssholeVictim: Proton is arguably among the most evilest of the Team Rocket executives, as his actions in the [[spoiler: Kanto 15]] chapter clearly indicate. But even he has his fears. [[spoiler: After Ho-Oh and Ash's intervention during the attack that resulted in hundreds of grunts killed and twenty-seven submarines destroyed, Proton was made to answer for the failure of the operation to the 'Boss' in the Kanto 16 chapter. The 'Boss' sentences Proton to someplace called the Chamber. And while we don't actually see what this Chamber is or what actually happens there, Proton is visibly afraid and he has to bite down on his instincts to beg for mercy so as to not worsen the punishment that awaits him. Clearly, it is some kind of inhumane torture, as the author describes the pain that would come from the punishment as being dipped into the Distortion World and left to fester for centuries.]]
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* {{Doorstopper}}: What this story could potentially become. The author plans to cover all of Ash’s journeys around the world, while taking out some parts that are redundant or carry no significance to the plot. Nonetheless, the story stands at over 63,000 words as of the Kanto 15 chapter, and that is not even a third of the way through the Kanto arc. One could only imagine the sheer size of the story once the author takes on the Galar region.
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* {{Doorstopper}}: What this story could potentially become. The author plans to cover all of Ash’s journeys around the world, while taking out some parts that are redundant or carry no significance to the plot. Nonetheless, the story stands at over 63,000 68,000 words as of the Kanto 15 16 chapter, and that is not even a third of the way through the Kanto arc. One could only imagine the sheer size of the story once the author takes on the Galar region.
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* NextTierPowerUp: [[spoiler: Ash undergoes this during the attack on the S.S. Anne. When his Aura and the power of Ho-Oh's Rainbow Feather come together under the stress from the attack, Ash's strength and power skyrockets. His physical appearance changes, and a pair of wings sprout as he becomes, what Riley calls, an Aura-adept. Presumably, an Aura-adept is the next step up from an Aura trainee and the precursor to becoming a full-fledged Aura Guardian.]]
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* NextTierPowerUp: [[spoiler: Ash undergoes this during the attack on the S.S. Anne. When his Aura and the power of Ho-Oh's Rainbow Feather come together under the stress from the attack, Ash's strength and power skyrockets. His physical appearance changes, and a pair of wings sprout as he becomes, what Riley calls, an Aura-adept. Presumably, Later, Luka explains that an Aura-adept is the next step up from an Aura trainee and the precursor to becoming a full-fledged Aura Guardian.]]
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** The Kanto 15 chapter brought two main shout-outs. [[spoiler: First, Ash's summoning call for Ho-Oh is inspired from the siren's call to Elsa in the Disney movie, Frozen 2. Second, as Ash undergoes his NextTierPowerUp, a pair of wings sprout on his back. As revealed in the chapter's ending notes, the wings are directly inspired from Tecna's Season 3 Enchantix wings from Winx Club, with a different blue colour since it comes from his Aura. The author wrote that Tecna's Enchantix form is their favourite of all the Winx girls, but they didn't like how incomplete the Season 3 wings appeared, preferring the Season 8 incarnation. Although as of Kanto 15, with only the forewings currently present, it can be inferred that the missing hind wings will come presumably in the future, with the author promising an explanation in the following chapter.]]
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** The Kanto 15 chapter brought two main shout-outs. [[spoiler: First, Ash's summoning call for Ho-Oh is inspired from the siren's call to Elsa in the Disney movie, Frozen 2. Second, as Ash undergoes his NextTierPowerUp, a pair of wings sprout on his back. As revealed in the chapter's ending notes, the wings are directly inspired from Tecna's Season 3 Enchantix wings from Winx Club, with a different blue colour since it comes from his Aura. The author wrote that Tecna's Enchantix form is their favourite of all the Winx girls, but they didn't like how incomplete the Season 3 wings appeared, preferring the Season 8 incarnation. Although as As of Kanto 15, with only the forewings are currently present, it can be inferred that the missing hind wings will come presumably with Luka explaining in the future, with the author promising an explanation in the following chapter.subsequent chapter that only when Ash becomes a full-fledged Aura Guardian, will he get a complete set of wings.]]
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** The S.S. Anne still sinks, just like in-canon.
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** [[spoiler: The S.S. Anne still sinks, just like in-canon.]]
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** The S.S. Anne still sinks, just like in-canon.
