History VideoGame / PokemonEnigma

* ShoutOut: On top of being loaded with pop culture references, Enigma's cast members draw heavy inspiration from characters of other works. Some examples:

** Marie, the Psychic-type witchy wax artist, draws heavy inspiration from [[VisualNovel/TheGreatAceAttorney Esmerelda Tsupells.]]

** Olwen, the 6th Gym Leader, and her cousin, Neville, are two Ice-type Trainers whose relationship and dynamic bear similarities to [[VideoGame/{{Skullgirls}} sisters Parasoul and Umbrella.]]

** Granite and Gneiss, Team Quartz's two admins, draw inspiration from [[VideoGame/CookieRun Licorice Cookie and Pomegranate Cookie]] respectively, with the former adding a touch of [[Anime/YuGiOhArcV Sylvio Sawatari.]]

** Elite Four Ursula, on top of [[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 her namesake]], is practically a genderbend of [[VideoGame/TwistedWonderland Azul Ashengrotto.]]

** Elite Four Bastille and his partner Orpheus draw inspiration from [[VideoGame/DiscoElysium Harry DuBois and Kim Kitsuragi.]]

** The employees of Diamond Island's aquarium bear similarities to the employees of [[VisualNovel/DualDestinies the Shipshape Aquarium.]]

The game is still under heavy construction.

* ShoutOut: On top of being loaded with pop culture references, Enigma's cast members draw heavy inspiration from characters of other works:

** Granite and Gneiss, Team Quartz's two admins, draw inspiration from [[VideoGame/CookieRun Licorice Cookie and Pomegranate Cookie]] respectively, with the former adding a touch of [[Anime/YuGiOhArcV Sylvio Sawatari.]]

** Olwen, the 6th Gym Leader, and her cousin, Neville, are two Ice-type Trainers whose relationship and dynamic bear similarities to [[VideoGame/Skullgirls sisters Parasoul and Umbrella.]]

* RecordNeedleScratch: Draconia, the 8th Gym Leader who is also a DJ, does this after you beat all her Gym Trainers and advance to her stand.

* FirstTown: Tidmouth, the "Town of Fresh Starts."

* EnsembleCast: Oh, boy. The game's cast is massive and quirky, and players are bound to find a character that they'll grow fond of.

* CentralTheme: This game has two that sort of tie in with each other. The first is [[Creator/HPLovecraft Lovecraftian]] themes, what with the game's box legend, Azathend, and some events in the plot. The second is the concept of loss and grief, as well as growing up, which [[spoiler:is a primary motive for the antagonist.]]

Even after clearing the game's main story, the player has access to three [[PostEndGameContent post game stories]], each with their own set of characters, and even incorporating characters from the main story as well as from past Pokemon works. These stories each have their own Pokedex and, when combined with the main story's dex, adds up to [[GottaCatchEmAll every Pokemon introduced up until]] [[VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet Scarlet and Violet]] [[GottaCatchEmAll being obtainable]], meaning in order for players to 100% the game, they're gonna be there for a while.

I goofed up. THIS is the TV tropes page for my fangame. I'm gonna edit this later when I have proper access to my computer. Sorry, mods!

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[[caption-width-right:247:"You won't know what's in the void until you reach."]]

[[caption-width-right:247:"Dare to make your dream, your destiny- a reality. No one can do it but you."]]

-->-- '''Gaia, one of the many eccentric characters in this game.'''

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