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* UniquenessDecay: In the early days, Legendary and Mythical Pokémon were depicted as one of a kind, untameable and [[PhysicalGod extraordinarily powerful]], and were largely confined to movies outside of cameos or representations. Later on, however, they became far more common with the idea of them being [[SingleSpecimenSpecies one of a kind]] freely disregarded, and frequently appeared either under the control of Trainers or as ordinary wild Pokémon; both times with considerably less power than what they originally had. This came to a head with ''Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened'', which nonsensically featured a second Mewtwo in spite of [[NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup several factors]] logically making such a concept impossible.
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* UniquenessDecay: UniquenessDecay:
** In the early days, Legendary and Mythical Pokémon were depicted as one of a kind, untameable and [[PhysicalGod extraordinarily powerful]], and were largely confined to movies outside of cameos or representations. Later on, however, they became far more common with the idea of them being [[SingleSpecimenSpecies one of a kind]] freely disregarded, and frequently appeared either under the control of Trainers or as ordinary wild Pokémon; both times with considerably less power than what they originally had. This came to a head with ''Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened'', which nonsensically featured a second Mewtwo in spite of [[NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup several factors]] logically making such a conceptimpossible.impossible.
** Prehistoric Pokemon sightings were treated as a very surprising occurrence early in the series, regardless if they were found in the wild or restored from fossils. They are still considered unique as the plot demands but their presence becomes less unique compared to their debut where a lot of trainers frequently own prehistoric Pokemon while few people comment on this occurrence.
** In the early days, Legendary and Mythical Pokémon were depicted as one of a kind, untameable and [[PhysicalGod extraordinarily powerful]], and were largely confined to movies outside of cameos or representations. Later on, however, they became far more common with the idea of them being [[SingleSpecimenSpecies one of a kind]] freely disregarded, and frequently appeared either under the control of Trainers or as ordinary wild Pokémon; both times with considerably less power than what they originally had. This came to a head with ''Anime/PokemonGenesectAndTheLegendAwakened'', which nonsensically featured a second Mewtwo in spite of [[NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup several factors]] logically making such a concept
** Prehistoric Pokemon sightings were treated as a very surprising occurrence early in the series, regardless if they were found in the wild or restored from fossils. They are still considered unique as the plot demands but their presence becomes less unique compared to their debut where a lot of trainers frequently own prehistoric Pokemon while few people comment on this occurrence.
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** Similarly, few people respond to the appearance of very unique or elusive Pokémon unless the plot calls for it. This is especially evident in later series, where the protagonists are allowed to capture [[OlympusMons Mythical or Legendary Pokémon]].
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** Similarly, few people respond to the appearance of very unique or elusive Pokémon unless the plot calls for it. This is especially evident in later series, where the protagonists are allowed to capture [[OlympusMons Mythical or Legendary Pokémon]]. A background character in the ''Diamond and Pearl'' series famously has a Heatran which is treated like an everyday occurrence.
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* StudioEpisode: ''The Indigo League'' has a two-parter set in Hollywood (which is apparently in Western Kanto; the original Japanese explains it's just named after Hollywood) where Ash and the gang are recruited to help make a film with an all-Pokémon cast, where Misty's Psyduck lands the leading role. The second half of the two-parter elaborates on the backstory of Team Rocket's talking Meowth, [[spoiler:with the film itself a bit of a footnote, with the appearances by all of Ash's Pokemon being on the cutting-room floor]].
