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* WhamEpisode:
** After defeating the Team Star Fairy Base, you meet the former headmaster of the Academy who explains exactly what Team Star's deal is, if you haven't already put the pieces together already. [[spoiler: Team Star aren't bullies, but bullying victims. They formed in response to a massive bullying problem the academy used to have, and planed Operation Star to drive the bullies out. Before they had the chance however, the bullies caught wind of their plans and dropped out enmasse, leaving them looking like the villains in a scandal that led to the entire staff and faculty being replaced for their failure to deal with the problem. And the only reason they're still acting out now is because their leader took all blame for the incident and had been forced on a study abroad back home to Galar, both as punishment and for their own wellbeing, and the Team Star leaders have been trying to keep the team alive in hope of seeing their friend again.]]
** The Quaking Ground Titan. [[spoiler: Remember that Donphan-looking monster from the Scarlet/Violet Book. It's real, and it's the Titan that you have to fight. Also, despite resembling Donphan, it's so different from Donphan that it's actually considered to be a completely different Pokémon species and doesn't even have a proper name, only a descriptive title.]]
** After defeating the Team Star Fairy Base, you meet the former headmaster of the Academy who explains exactly what Team Star's deal is, if you haven't already put the pieces together already. [[spoiler: Team Star aren't bullies, but bullying victims. They formed in response to a massive bullying problem the academy used to have, and planed Operation Star to drive the bullies out. Before they had the chance however, the bullies caught wind of their plans and dropped out enmasse, leaving them looking like the villains in a scandal that led to the entire staff and faculty being replaced for their failure to deal with the problem. And the only reason they're still acting out now is because their leader took all blame for the incident and had been forced on a study abroad back home to Galar, both as punishment and for their own wellbeing, and the Team Star leaders have been trying to keep the team alive in hope of seeing their friend again.]]
** The Quaking Ground Titan. [[spoiler: Remember that Donphan-looking monster from the Scarlet/Violet Book. It's real, and it's the Titan that you have to fight. Also, despite resembling Donphan, it's so different from Donphan that it's actually considered to be a completely different Pokémon species and doesn't even have a proper name, only a descriptive title.]]
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*** Tandemaus will only evolve if levelled up in battle, so throwing Rare or Exp Candies will not work.
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** ''The Indigo Disk's'' '''B'''lueberry '''P'''oints are an obvious send up to '''B'''attle '''P'''oints.
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** [[spoiler:A page in Scarlet/Violet book shows a strange circles-and-lines symbol inside a cave in Area Zero, and you can indeed find said cave with the symbol still intact. However, we never find out if this symbol is supposed to mean anything at all.]]
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** [[spoiler:A page in Scarlet/Violet book shows a strange circles-and-lines symbol inside a cave in Area Zero, and you can indeed find said cave with the symbol still intact. There is a monument with a similar symbol as well, which Heath's writings note is made of an unknown material. However, we never find out if this symbol is supposed to mean anything at all.]]
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* AbilityRequiredToProceed: Mostly averted; locations important to the main storyline (gyms, Team Star bases, and Titan Pokémon) can be accessed by foot all the way from Mesagoza, although the [[spoiler:False Dragon Titan]] cannot be accessed until you [[spoiler:give your Raidon the ability to swim]].
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* AbilityRequiredToProceed: Mostly averted; locations important to the main storyline (gyms, Team Star bases, and Titan Pokémon) can be accessed by foot all the way from Mesagoza, although the [[spoiler:False Dragon Titan]] cannot be accessed until you [[spoiler:give your Raidon the ability to swim]]. ''The Teal Mask'' similarly averts this, as all important landmarks can be accessed on foot.
* AbortedArc: [[spoiler:The true nature of Paradox Pokémon is never conclusively revealed, with the secret event at the Crystal Pool at best hinting that AlternateTimeline is in effect.]]
* AbortedArc: [[spoiler:The true nature of Paradox Pokémon is never conclusively revealed, with the secret event at the Crystal Pool at best hinting that AlternateTimeline is in effect.]]
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* RedHerring: One of the first things Koraidon/Miraidon does after meeting the player and temporarily restoring its power is break a rock blocking their path. While eating Herba Mystica restores its powers later, such as gliding or swimming, breaking rocks is not one of them.
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* RedHerring: RedHerring:
** One of the first things Koraidon/Miraidon does after meeting the player and temporarily restoring its power is break a rock blocking their path. While eating Herba Mystica restores its powers later, such as gliding or swimming, breaking rocks is not one ofthem.them.
** [[spoiler:A page in Scarlet/Violet book shows a strange circles-and-lines symbol inside a cave in Area Zero, and you can indeed find said cave with the symbol still intact. However, we never find out if this symbol is supposed to mean anything at all.]]
** One of the first things Koraidon/Miraidon does after meeting the player and temporarily restoring its power is break a rock blocking their path. While eating Herba Mystica restores its powers later, such as gliding or swimming, breaking rocks is not one of
** [[spoiler:A page in Scarlet/Violet book shows a strange circles-and-lines symbol inside a cave in Area Zero, and you can indeed find said cave with the symbol still intact. However, we never find out if this symbol is supposed to mean anything at all.]]
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** Speaking of Tera Raids, Paradox Pokémon Walking Wake and Iron Leaves are only available as limited Tera Raids. Strangely for event-exclusive Pokémon, not only aren't they Mythical Pokémon, they aren't even classified as Legendary.
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* UncommonTime: The "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dmSCUHPTaw East Province (Riding)]]" theme alternates between 5/4 and 6/4, except for the bridge, which is fully in 6/4.
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* UncommonTime: The "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dmSCUHPTaw com/watch?v=vrGEuHhY8WA East Province (Riding)]]" theme alternates between 5/4 and 6/4, except for the bridge, which is fully in 6/4.
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* MonTech: Tera Orbs are Poké Ball-like orbs that can cause a Trainer's Pokémon to [[CrystallineCreature Terastallize]].
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*** Blaziken and Plusle's (Alongside a Minun) Blueberry Dex entries have them doing the exact same pose as their official artwork.
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*** Blaziken Blaziken, Metagross, and Plusle's (Alongside a Minun) Blueberry Dex entries have them doing the exact same pose as their official artwork.
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*** Metang's Dex picture has it doing a mirror version of the pose it strikes in the [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Alola Pokédex.]]
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* ConfusionFu: This can be invoked with Terastallization, if the Pokémon's Terastal type is completely different from their regular typing. When employed by the Gym Leaders, they {{subvert|edTrope}} this: initially sending out a Pokémon that isn't part of their PoorPredictableRock type team, before using Terastallization to change it back to the type they specialize in. The only exception to this is Larry, who Terastallizes his Staraptor [[spoiler:in his Gym Battle, his post-game rematch and his rematches in the Indigo Disk]], which is already part Normal-type.
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* ConfusionFu: This can be invoked with Terastallization, if the Pokémon's Terastal type is completely different from their regular typing. When employed by the Gym Leaders, they {{subvert|edTrope}} this: initially sending out a Pokémon that isn't part of their PoorPredictableRock type team, before using Terastallization to change it back to the type they specialize in. The only exception to this is Larry, who Terastallizes his Staraptor [[spoiler:in in his Gym Battle, his post-game rematch rematch, and his rematches in the ''The Indigo Disk]], Disk'', which is already part Normal-type.
