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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything:
** The [=DexNav=] function on the [=PokéNav=] Plus will detect the Pokémon [=NPCs=] you see in towns, and will even add them to your [=PokéDex=] as \\\"Seen\\\" if you haven\\\'t encountered them already. This even works on Rayquaza before you battle it, even though you technically don\\\'t need to do so as his capture\\\'s required to progress the plot during the Delta Episode.
** The games will recognize if you have a Pokémon transferred from the original \\\'\\\'Ruby\\\'\\\', \\\'\\\'Sapphire\\\'\\\' or \\\'\\\'Emerald\\\'\\\' [[note]] meaning they would\\\'ve had to make a leap across completed saves of Generation IV and V games with Pal Park and Poké Transfer respectively until arriving in Gen VI with Pokémon Bank\\\'s Poké Transporter[[/note]]. Talking to the Game Director in Lilycove while you have it in the front of your party reward you with a certificate you can put in your Secret Base.
** The Contest Spectacular is actually well thought about when it comes to move animations within the contest:
*** Nature Power doesn\\\'t have its own animation - it simply turns into an elemental attack based upon the surroundings. What happens if you try to use it during a contest? It turns into Encore, a move whose animation involves a spotlight appearing on the target Pokémon as well as applause sounds.
*** If you use moves whose animation specifically involves interacting with the opponent (like Sky Drop, Flying Press, Play Nice, Slam, etc.), a substitute doll appears just so that the animation can work properly.
*** Use Teleport, and the Pokémon will immediately return to the stage after performing said move using the \\\"swap in\\\" animation the contest uses to switch between the competing Pokémon.
*** A Pokémon who can change form during combat depending on the circumstances will still transform when said circumstances (or a facsimile of them) come to pass - Aegislash will change forms depending on moves used, Castform and Cherrim will change forms if they use a weather-related move, Meloetta will change forms if Relic Song\\\'s used, etc.
** Cosplay Pikachu shares a similar property with Rotom\\\'s alternate forms when it comes to taking off its costume when its costume-specific move is the only move it knows - the costume-specific move becomes \\\"Thunder Shock\\\" instead of simply disappearing.
There is a dispute over whether these are SquarePegRoundTrope or not.
My stance on this issue: The Cosplay Pikachu example is the only one that even comes close to qualifying. The rest are just interesting little details.
** The [=DexNav=] function on the [=PokéNav=] Plus will detect the Pokémon [=NPCs=] you see in towns, and will even add them to your [=PokéDex=] as \\\"Seen\\\" if you haven\\\'t encountered them already. This even works on Rayquaza before you battle it, even though you technically don\\\'t need to do so as his capture\\\'s required to progress the plot during the Delta Episode.
** The games will recognize if you have a Pokémon transferred from the original \\\'\\\'Ruby\\\'\\\', \\\'\\\'Sapphire\\\'\\\' or \\\'\\\'Emerald\\\'\\\' [[note]] meaning they would\\\'ve had to make a leap across completed saves of Generation IV and V games with Pal Park and Poké Transfer respectively until arriving in Gen VI with Pokémon Bank\\\'s Poké Transporter[[/note]]. Talking to the Game Director in Lilycove while you have it in the front of your party reward you with a certificate you can put in your Secret Base.
** The Contest Spectacular is actually well thought about when it comes to move animations within the contest:
*** Nature Power doesn\\\'t have its own animation - it simply turns into an elemental attack based upon the surroundings. What happens if you try to use it during a contest? It turns into Encore, a move whose animation involves a spotlight appearing on the target Pokémon as well as applause sounds.
*** If you use moves whose animation specifically involves interacting with the opponent (like Sky Drop, Flying Press, Play Nice, Slam, etc.), a substitute doll appears just so that the animation can work properly.
*** Use Teleport, and the Pokémon will immediately return to the stage after performing said move using the \\\"swap in\\\" animation the contest uses to switch between the competing Pokémon.
*** A Pokémon who can change form during combat depending on the circumstances will still transform when said circumstances (or a facsimile of them) come to pass - Aegislash will change forms depending on moves used, Castform and Cherrim will change forms if they use a weather-related move, Meloetta will change forms if Relic Song\\\'s used, etc.
** Cosplay Pikachu shares a similar property with Rotom\\\'s alternate forms when it comes to taking off its costume when its costume-specific move is the only move it knows - the costume-specific move becomes \\\"Thunder Shock\\\" instead of simply disappearing.
There is a dispute over whether these are SquarePegRoundTrope or not.
My stance on this issue: The Cosplay Pikachu example is the only one that even comes close to qualifying. The rest are just interesting little details.
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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything:
** The [=DexNav=] function on the [=PokéNav=] Plus will detect the Pokémon [=NPCs=] you see in towns, and will even add them to your [=PokéDex=] as \\\"Seen\\\" if you haven\\\'t encountered them already. This even works on Rayquaza before you battle it, even though you technically don\\\'t need to do so as his capture\\\'s required to progress the plot during the Delta Episode.
** The games will recognize if you have a Pokémon transferred from the original \\\'\\\'Ruby\\\'\\\', \\\'\\\'Sapphire\\\'\\\' or \\\'\\\'Emerald\\\'\\\' [[note]] meaning they would\\\'ve had to make a leap across completed saves of Generation IV and V games with Pal Park and Poké Transfer respectively until arriving in Gen VI with Pokémon Bank\\\'s Poké Transporter[[/note]]. Talking to the Game Director in Lilycove while you have it in the front of your party reward you with a certificate you can put in your Secret Base.
** The Contest Spectacular is actually well thought about when it comes to move animations within the contest:
*** Nature Power doesn\\\'t have its own animation - it simply turns into an elemental attack based upon the surroundings. What happens if you try to use it during a contest? It turns into Encore, a move whose animation involves a spotlight appearing on the target Pokémon as well as applause sounds.
*** If you use moves whose animation specifically involves interacting with the opponent (like Sky Drop, Flying Press, Play Nice, Slam, etc.), a substitute doll appears just so that the animation can work properly.
*** Use Teleport, and the Pokémon will immediately return to the stage after performing said move using the \\\"swap in\\\" animation the contest uses to switch between the competing Pokémon.
*** A Pokémon who can change form during combat depending on the circumstances will still transform when said circumstances (or a facsimile of them) come to pass - Aegislash will change forms depending on moves used, Castform and Cherrim will change forms if they use a weather-related move, Meloetta will change forms if Relic Song\\\'s used, etc.
** Cosplay Pikachu shares a similar property with Rotom\\\'s alternate forms when it comes to taking off its costume when its costume-specific move is the only move it knows - the costume-specific move becomes \\\"Thunder Shock\\\" instead of simply disappearing.
There is a dispute over whether these are SquarePegRoundTrope or not.
My stance on this issue: The Cosplay Pikachu example is the only one that comes close to qualifying. The rest are just interesting little details.
** The [=DexNav=] function on the [=PokéNav=] Plus will detect the Pokémon [=NPCs=] you see in towns, and will even add them to your [=PokéDex=] as \\\"Seen\\\" if you haven\\\'t encountered them already. This even works on Rayquaza before you battle it, even though you technically don\\\'t need to do so as his capture\\\'s required to progress the plot during the Delta Episode.
** The games will recognize if you have a Pokémon transferred from the original \\\'\\\'Ruby\\\'\\\', \\\'\\\'Sapphire\\\'\\\' or \\\'\\\'Emerald\\\'\\\' [[note]] meaning they would\\\'ve had to make a leap across completed saves of Generation IV and V games with Pal Park and Poké Transfer respectively until arriving in Gen VI with Pokémon Bank\\\'s Poké Transporter[[/note]]. Talking to the Game Director in Lilycove while you have it in the front of your party reward you with a certificate you can put in your Secret Base.
** The Contest Spectacular is actually well thought about when it comes to move animations within the contest:
*** Nature Power doesn\\\'t have its own animation - it simply turns into an elemental attack based upon the surroundings. What happens if you try to use it during a contest? It turns into Encore, a move whose animation involves a spotlight appearing on the target Pokémon as well as applause sounds.
*** If you use moves whose animation specifically involves interacting with the opponent (like Sky Drop, Flying Press, Play Nice, Slam, etc.), a substitute doll appears just so that the animation can work properly.
*** Use Teleport, and the Pokémon will immediately return to the stage after performing said move using the \\\"swap in\\\" animation the contest uses to switch between the competing Pokémon.
*** A Pokémon who can change form during combat depending on the circumstances will still transform when said circumstances (or a facsimile of them) come to pass - Aegislash will change forms depending on moves used, Castform and Cherrim will change forms if they use a weather-related move, Meloetta will change forms if Relic Song\\\'s used, etc.
** Cosplay Pikachu shares a similar property with Rotom\\\'s alternate forms when it comes to taking off its costume when its costume-specific move is the only move it knows - the costume-specific move becomes \\\"Thunder Shock\\\" instead of simply disappearing.
There is a dispute over whether these are SquarePegRoundTrope or not.
My stance on this issue: The Cosplay Pikachu example is the only one that comes close to qualifying. The rest are just interesting little details.
