Line #2 VideoGame/PowerProKunPocket13


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2	The One With the HumanoidAbomination girlfriend.
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4	''Power Pro-kun Pocket 13'' is a 2010 Baseball simulator + dating sim - card game + turn based RPG developed by Pawapuro Production, formerly Diamond Head, and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS.
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6	Players can now create one custom character after another by betting on a scratch card minigame and the Baseball simulator can be played with realistic 3D models. The Card Baseball system is gone.
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8	!!!Outer Success Mode: Childhood Counterattack Edition
9	"Hero 13" was a promising ballplayer at Pioneering High School until he got caught in a so-called accident that left him heavily injured. He's transferred to a much weaker Baseball club at Meguro High School, but is still determined to recover and climb his way to victory at Koshien alongside new friends.
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11	!!!Inner Success Mode: Ocean Adventure Edition
12	A captain goes on a quest across the seas for a legendary treasure.
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14	!!This game features the following tropes:
15	* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
16	** Now there are optional simplified gameplay mechanics for both batting ''and'' pitching.
17	** The scratch card minigame makes it much easier to build custom teams or to enter My Pennant mode.
18	* CareerEndingInjury: Hero 13 gets crushed by dumbbells a month into the story and is laid off his team as a result of the injuries. On the way to recovery, you must avoid actions that might cripple him permanently and force him to become a manager.
19	* EasterEgg: Again, click and hold the bottom left corner of the touch screen in the minigame menu to play a hidden one.
20	* FightingYourFriend: Hero 13's former team is the ClimaxBoss of the story, and his ChildhoodFriend is their pitcher.
21	* ItsAWonderfulFailure:
22	** Downplayed in the aforementioned Manager game over. Every previous installment with a CareerEndingInjury game over condition showed the protagonist leaving Baseball in disgrace, but this one shows Hero 13 coping by [[BittersweetEnding becoming a teacher figure]].
23	** Pennant Mode's game over screen is also pretty tame this time: it's just the protagonist comically throwing a tantrum on the floor.
24	* KidFromTheFuture: One of the love interests is Hero 13's own granddaughter, who's trying to find the reason he falls into despair in the future.
25	* LuckBasedMission: To build characters in the scratch card minigame, you must pick 3 spots out of 9 on up to 10 cards. In those spots are stat increases, skills... and a single X mark that sends you to square one. The game also secretly shuffles the contents of a card everytime the player picks one spot.
26	* NewGamePlus:
27	** From the second playthrough of the Outer Success scenario onwards, you can use points to purchase up to three starting items.
28	** You can enter custom characters in My Pennant mode to play a year-long season. In this game and in ''14'', My Pennant has an AchievementSystem with both positive ones that give you bonuses... and [[AchievementMockery negative ones]] that grant penalties. Unfortunately, this means only top tier custom characters will get the most from this mode.
29	* ShoutOut: One [[https://twitter.com/pokessence/status/274082530775429120 event]] in ''Ocean Adventure'' alludes to [[Franchise/OnePiece a rubberman who wears a straw hat]].
30	* SimpleScoreOfSadness: The game over screen that appears if Hero 13 is forced to retire and become a manager briefly plays the game's RecurringRiff on a music box.
31	* TagLine: "Ooooooooooooooooooooooh! Baseball!"
32	* UnexpectedGameplayChange: Ship battles in ''Ocean Adventure'' have distinct attack-and-dodge mechanics.

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