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* HeroRivalBaddieTeamUp: In Book 3, Red has to team up with rival Pokémon trainer Blue and thief Green in order to get into Viridian City, which is apparently off-limits due to Team Rocket using a Psychic Pokémon to put a large bubble shield around the city, keeping Red, Blue, and Green from getting in.
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* YouDontLookLikeYourself: Scarlet looks like Wednesday from her TV series instead of how Juliana looks in the games.

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* YouDontLookLikeYourself: Scarlet looks like Wednesday Addams from her TV series instead of how Juliana looks in the games.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Red saves Yellow from a Dratini. Later in the next arc, Yellow not only faces their evolved forms, but defeats them.

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Red saves Yellow from a Dratini. Later in the next arc, Yellow not only faces their evolved forms, but defeats them.


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** At the beginning of the Diamond & Pearl arc, Diamond notes the oddities of their "price", which Pearl quickly dismisses. As it turns out Diamond has figured out the truth since day one.

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[[caption-width-right:350:And these aren't even all the protagonists.[[note]]Top: Yellow; 2nd row L-R: Blue, Red, Green; 3rd row L-R: Y, X, Blake, Black, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald; 4th row L-R:Whitley, White; 5th row L-R: Silver, Gold, Crystal; 6th row l-: Diamond, Platinum, Pearl. Not pictured: Sun, Moon, Sword, and Shieldmilia[[/note]]]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:And these aren't even all the protagonists.[[note]]Top: Yellow; 2nd row L-R: Blue, Red, Green; 3rd row L-R: Y, X, Blake, Black, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald; 4th row L-R:Whitley, White; 5th row L-R: Silver, Gold, Crystal; 6th row l-: Diamond, Platinum, Pearl. Not pictured: Sun, Moon, Sword, Henry, Casey, Scarlet and Shieldmilia[[/note]]]]Violet[[/note]]]]



** Shield is constantly yelling. Even when she is whispering, or even when she is ''thinking'', the shape of her speech bubbles imply that she is doing so extremely loudly.

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** Shield Casey is constantly yelling. Even when she is whispering, or even when she is ''thinking'', the shape of her speech bubbles imply that she is doing so extremely loudly.loudly.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Team Flare get their butts ''thoroughly'' whooped in the climax of the [=XY=] arc. Tierno, Trevor and Shauna beat up the Team Flare Admins, Clemont, Bonnie, Alexa, Viola, Yvette and the Sky Trainers who were forced to help move Xerneas' tree form ambush and beat the Team Flare Grunts that are strapping Pokémon to try and repower the Ultimate Weapon despite the aid of Malva's Delphox, the Team Flare agents stationed around Kalos are attacked and defeated by the Gym Leaders and the EliteFour, Lysandre and Malva fall onto jagged rocks and are completely paralyzed and Xerosic's attempt at revenge sometime later via robot Essentia is thwarted by Trevor, his newly evolved Florges and Magearna.



** As Sword and Shield travel around in Professor Magnolia's RV, they do actually have alternate clothing options while on their journey; they just choose to wear the same outfits almost all the time.

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** As Sword Henry and Shield Casey travel around in Professor Magnolia's RV, they do actually have alternate clothing options while on their journey; they just choose to wear the same outfits almost all the time.



** [[spoiler:Sword's father, where the only info we know of him is given from Sword himself. Still, his untimely death led to Sword being unable to complete his tool-forging training, where he'd then take interest in the Rusted Sword and Shield in the Slumbering Weald and meet Shield.]]

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** [[spoiler:Sword's [[spoiler:Henry's father, where the only info we know of him is given from Sword himself. Still, his untimely death led to Sword Henry being unable to complete his tool-forging training, where he'd then take interest in the Rusted Sword and Shield in the Slumbering Weald and meet Shield.Casey.]]


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* YouDontLookLikeYourself: Scarlet looks like Wednesday from her TV series instead of how Juliana looks in the games.
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* MutualPining: In the ''Ruby and Sapphire'' arc, [[spoiler:this turns out to have been Ruby and Sapphire's dynamic the entire time, with both of them working for the sake of [[ForgottenChildhoodFriend a beloved childhood friend]] while completely unaware that the other happens to be the childhood friend in question]].
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*ADogNamedPerro: In the X & Y chapter, X nicknames most of his Pokémon after their names in the French localization with the exception being his first Pokémon Kangaskhan, who are named after their Japanese name (the English name in the English translation).
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* NonHumanUndead: An early chapter had Red having to battle against undead Pokemon.
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* ThirdOptionAdaptation: Whether it's regarding player characters, starters, or version-exclusive plot points, the manga's general answer to different player options is to make room for all of them somewhere.

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* ThirdOptionAdaptation: Whether it's regarding player characters, starters, or version-exclusive plot points, the manga's general answer to different player options is to make room for all of them somewhere. For instance, in the Generation VII games, the Totem Lurantis summons a Trumbeak and Castform as its allies in Sun and Moon, whereas in the Ultra versions, it first summons Kecleon and Comfey. In the manga, it summons two Castform, two Trumbeak, a trio of Comfey and a Kecleon.
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* ThreeAmigos: For early set of regional Dex Holders, which includes Kanto (that eventually includes Yellow, making a FourTemperamentEnsemble instead), Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh.
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** The Kanto Elite Four (Bruno, Agatha, Lorelei, Lance) are trying to KillAllHumans [[WellIntentionedExtremist for the sake of Pokémon]]. They also pull a HeelFaceTurn bar Agatha, who disappears.

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** The Kanto Elite Four (Bruno, Agatha, Lorelei, Lance) are trying to KillAllHumans [[WellIntentionedExtremist for the sake of Pokémon]]. They also pull a HeelFaceTurn bar Agatha, [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome who disappears.]]
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* SenpaiKohai: Gold considers the ''RGB'' gang, most notably Red as his seniors and the ''RSE'' gang as his juniors.
** By the end of the ''FRLG'' arc, Silver refers to Blue as his senior as well.
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* AdaptationalExplanation: The [=DPP=] games never explain the BrokenBridge with the three Psyduck afflicted by headaches that the player has to get Secret Medicine for. Here, it's a massive horde of Psyduck that Diamond, Pearl and Platinum can't fight their way past and have to go through an alternative route, and it ends up being a convoluted plot by Team Galactic to detour Paka and Uji (Platinum's original bodyguards before the mix-up happened) to get ambushed.
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** There was a gratuitous fanservice round in ''XY'' when Y's clothes were stolen by Electrike and Froakie provided bubbles as a SceneryCensor. Viz drew in a modest sports bra underneath, making Froakie's foam seem redundant.

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** There was a gratuitous fanservice round in ''XY'' when Y's clothes were stolen by Electrike an Electrike, and her Froakie provided bubbles used its frubbles as a SceneryCensor.form of CensorSuds. Viz drew in a modest sports bra underneath, making Froakie's foam seem redundant.

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