History DarthWiki / PokemonSeasonsAndAges

* StatusEffects: The line starts off with Thunder Wave (paralysis) and early on learns Spore (sleep) and Poisonpowder (poison).

* StandardStatusEffects: Flowertrio gets Stun Spore (paralysis), Poisonpowder (poison), and Sleep Powder (sleep) through breeding. It also learns Tri Attack, which can cause [[FireIceLightning burning, freezing, or paralysis]].

* StandardStatusEffects: The line starts off with Thunder Wave (paralysis) and early on learns Spore (sleep) and Poisonpowder (poison).

* StandardStatusEffects: Each member of the trio learns a powder move associated with Grass-types. Icolet learns Sleep Powder, Electraisy learns Poisonpowder, and Flarose learns Stun Spore. Electraisy also learns Thunder Wave.

* SNKBoss: When fought in ''DarthWiki/PokemonAquamarineAndTurquoise'', Crystaris is fought at a staggering '''Level 400'', a level far above the [[AbsurdlyHighLevelCap cap]]. In addition, it has two abilities at once.

* ShockAndAwe: Electric-type

In ''DarthWIki/PokemonAquamarineAndTurquoise'', both Fiamlora and Torrenyl gain Mega Evolutions that are Crystal/Fire and Water/Crystal respectively.

* MissingSecret: Given Fiamlora's and Torrenyl's lore of having once been Crystaris, you'd expect to be able to combine the two of them back into it. Unfortunately, there's no way to do this yourself in any of the games.

* PhysicalGod: They're both said to have once been part of a deity-like being called Crystaris, who is said to be the creator of everything crystal and crystalline in the world. If they reformed back into Crystaris, [[EndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt however]]…

A group of Electric-type alarm clocks that are sometimes used to wake people up in the morning and alert them to other things. Tockety Tick also has the Psychic-type.

* BarrierWarrior: Tickety Tock learns Light Screen and Safeguard and prior to [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Gen V]] could get Reflect via breeding.

* ConfusionFu: Surprisingly for Electric-types, they can know damaging Electric, Psychic, Water, Ice, Grass, Fire, Fighting, Ghost, Dark, Bug, Steel, Rock, Ground, Fairy, Normal, and Light-type moves.

* SecretArt: They're the only Pokémon to get Alarm Bell, which lowers the opponent's Attack and wakes up sleeping Pokémon, and Hypno Bell, which puts the opponent to sleep.

* GiantMook: In the ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Frost and Flame]]'' saga of the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, there is a colossal Floredi Marinipent the Megime Ruins rest upon.

* BugBuzz: They learn the Bug-type move of the same name.

* MagmaMan: Delta Plantplug is an unusual variation of this trope, with it being a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryovolcano cryovolcano]] that erupts cryomagma. Its Gigantamax form takes it UpToEleven. In addition, the line learns Lava Plume with Delta Plantplug learning Heatran's signature move of Magma Storm and its own signature move of Ice Magma.

* SpaceIsMagic: Cosmic-type starting in ''DarthWiki/PokémonAquamarineAndTurquoise''.

* HumansAreBastards: In the remakes, Farlie's characterization has been revised to be that he hates humanity and what they've done to nature and Pokémon-kind, even believing that humans should have died out a long time ago and return the world to Pokémon.

** Our Dragons Are Different: Altaria, Vovalgia (original), Ifrigon (remake), Gabite, and Garchomp.

* SuperMode: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Pokémon Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', Dodonking has received a Mega form. This doesn't extend to Floredi Dodonking, however.

A pair of Legendary Pokémon known as the Crystal Guardians, Fiamlora and Torrenyl are said to have separated from a powerful crystal being known as Crystaris. Fiamlora is a Grass/Fire reptilian-like creature that is the guardian of fire and sunlight, while Torrenyl is a Water/Electric whale-like entity that is the guardian of water and storms. If they're exposed to the Sunfire Crystal and Rainstorm Crystal, the two's power will increase drastically while causing the two of them to go out of control, eventually enveloping the world in fire and water. If the two were to merge back to Crystaris, it's said it would bring about the world's end.

** Fiamlora can know damaging Grass, Fire, Steel, Dark, Psychic, Electric, Fighting, Rock, Ground, Flying, Dragon, Bug, Normal, Light, Chemical, and Ice moves.
** Torrenyl can know damaging Water, Electric, Psychic, Fighting, Steel, Ice, Ground, Rock, Dragon, Bug, Normal, Fairy, and Light moves.

* GemstoneAssault: The duo's signature moves of Crystal Break and Crystal Flash are both this. Starting in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', they both learn Power Gem, and starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Pokémon Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', they learn Crystal Power. They can also know Crystal Wave, Crystal Bomb, Diamond Burst, and Crystal Crush by TM.

A mysterious Pokémon that comes from outer space, Seraphia is a Dark/Psychic-type Legendary that travels throughout the expanse of space. Filled with cosmic energy, it may have visited planets that we never knew even existed and is said to have saved some from destruction, or caused their destruction. Where it comes from being unknown, Seraphia was given its name after it was discovered in an abandoned space research facility.\\

* AchillesHeel: It's 4x weak to Bug-type attacks.

* ConfusionFu: Seraphia can know damaging Dark-, Psychic-, Ghost-, Fire-, Electric-, Grass-, Water-, Ice-, Fighting-, Steel-, Flying-, Bug-, Normal-, Fairy-, and Light-type moves.

* PsychicPowers: Also a Psychic-type Pokémon.
* RecurringElement: It happens to be another mysterious and powerful Psychic-type Pokémon in the same vein as [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Mewtwo]], [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Deoxys]], and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Necrozma]]. It also happens to be a Pokémon of extraterrestrial origin like Deoxys.
* SecretArt: Seraphia has Cosmic Force, an ability that lowers the opponent's Attack and Special Attack the moment Seraphia enters battle, and Cosmic Crush, an extremely powerful Dark-type move that unfortunately lowers Seraphia's Special Attack and Special Defense after use.

* [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Just Add Dragons]]: Mega Dodonking trades in its secondary typing of Ground for Dragon.

* [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Just Add Dragons]]: Team Draco uses mainly Dragon-type Pokémon in addition to dragon-like Pokémon and Pokémon in the Dragon Egg Group.

** [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Just Add Dragons]]: Altaria, Vovalgia (original), Ifrigon (remake), Gabite, and Garchomp.

* ResetButton: [[spoiler: Plasmae seeks to return to the beginning of time so that she can begin the world as one of technology.]]

* TheChessmaster: In the remakes, it turns out that Team Draco waited for Team Flora and Team Plasma to awaken Groudon and Kyogre's Primal forms, which would then cause Rayquaza to be summoned in response, which would then allow Team Draco to capture it and being their plans to fruition.

* BonusDungeon: In whatever game you play second, you get access to a place called Champion's Cave, a difficult gauntlet of rooms containing tough wild Pokémon of increasing levels and puzzles which require every HM. [[spoiler: At the end of the cave you come across Rainbow Lake (Seasons) or Aurora Lake (Ages), where Mythica (Seasons) or Aquatica (Ages) can be found as well as the Power Ring L3 (Seasons) or Armor Ring L3 (Ages).]]

* WeirdWeather: [[spoiler: During the climax of Team Draco's plans, the world's weather is thrown into chaos, and when in battle, the weather shifts from sunlight to rain to hail to sandstorm (the remakes add in spring and storm) in that order each turn. In Seasons (and its remake), this even extends into Subrosia.]]

* RecurringBoss: Is fought three times during the course of Pokémon Seasons (and remake).

* FailedASpotCheck: At the start of the game, Plasmae kidnaps Nayru and uses her power to travel into the past, unaware that the Harp of Ages, crucial to her plans, was back in the oracle's house, which allows the player character to go and get it themselves.

* CosmicRetcon: In Ages (and it remake), due to messing up things the Past, they end up causing a number of changes to things in the Present, including [[RetGone retgonning]] some people and Pokémon.

** In Seasons (and its remake), Dralene has the Temple of Seasons sunk into Subrosia, unaware that the Rod of Seasons, crucial to her plans, was stored inside it. Maybe she should've checked the temple first before sinking it.
** In Ages (and its remake), Dralene kidnaps Nayru and uses her power to travel into the past, unaware that the Harp of Ages, crucial to her plans, was back in the oracle's house, which allows the player character to go and get it themselves.

* SeasonalBaggage: In Seasons (and its remake), due to sinking the Temple of Seasons, Team Draco causes this to happen to Holodrum, with the seasons thrown into chaos by their actions. During the climax of their plans, they cause all the seasons to coexist at the same time.
* StarScraper: Team Draco's base happens to extend all the way into space, with an [[SpaceElevator orbital elevator]] in between the two halves explored. You use warp tiles to jump between the lower floors and the ones in space, and the floors in space have [[GravityScrew gravity reversed]], as seen with the top (bottom) floor.
* TimeCrash: In Ages (and its remake), during the climax of their plans, Team Draco almost causes this with time having merged together and the Present and the Past coexisting at the same time.
* TreacherousAdvisor: In Ages (and its remake), they become this to Queen Ambi in the past with Dralene appealing to the queen in order to further her own plans, although Ambi is unaware of the acts Team Draco causes in the past.

The leader of Team Draco, Dralene is a woman that is obsessed with wanting to take control of all weather and climate. She was originally from Blackthorn City in Johto, where she is the granddaughter of one of the Dragon Clan elders, but ended up being exiled from there. After this, Dralene found work in owning in a Swablu ranch, which she ran along with other workers, but after becoming obsessed with Rayquaza, the ranch started obtaining various other Pokémon. After purchasing various space equipment, such as a rocket, an orbiter, and a space station attachment, she turned her ranch personnel into Team Draco and then headed off into space to enact her plan to stabilize all the world's weather. In Seasons, Dralene has come to Holodrum, where she has Din, the Oracle of Seasons, kidnapped, in order to use her power over the seasons and sinks the Temple of Seasons into Subrosia, throwing the seasons into chaos and also messing things up in Subrosia, or in Ages, Dralene has come to Labrynna, where she has Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, kidnapped, and uses her power to head 400 years into the past, where she becomes advisor to Queen Ambi. It turns out that her plan is to capture Rayquaza and combine its power with the Rod of Seasons or Harp of Ages and rid the world of all weather.\\

* ClimacticVolcanoBackdrop: In Seasons, the final battle with Dralene takes place within the core of Subrosia's largest volcano.

* CosmicRetcon: In Ages, after using Nayru's power to go back in time, Dralene causes many changes to the timeline, which causes chaos in both the Past and Present.

* GroundhogDayLoop: In the remake of Ages, after Dralene is defeated the final time, Dialga appears and sends Dralene back in time to when she first began her plan. It's implied that she will enact her plan the same way she did without memory of having already done so, only to get sent back in time again, and that she may already been through several loops.
* HighAltitudeBattle: In Ages, the final battle with Dralene takes place at the top of the Time Tower.
* {{Irony}}: In Seasons, Dralene, who leads a space-based villain team and seeks to capture Rayquaza, a powerful ''sky'' Legendary Pokémon, is fought for the last time deep within a volcano found in a ''subterranean'' world.

* RecurringBoss: Is fought three times during the course of Pokémon Seasons and Ages (and remakes).

* TrappedInAnotherWorld: In the remake of Seasons, after Dralene is defeated the final time, Palkia appears and ends up sending Dralene back and forth between multiple worlds with no end in sight.
* TreacherousAdviser: In Ages, in the Past, Dralene becomes adviser to Queen Ambi in order to further her plans in the Past, with her manipulating the queen into having the Time Tower built as part of Team Draco's plans.

* WeaponOfChoice: Manectric and Ampharos [[spoiler: (Mega in the remakes)]].

* WeaponOfChoice: Altaria and Garchomp (Mega in the remakes).

* SquishyWizard: Angluminate has good HP and Special Attack, average Special Defense, and starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Frost and Flame]]'', good Speed, but low Attack and Defense. Floredi Angluminate trades in 10 of its Special Defense for 10 more Special Attack.

* CastFromHitPoints: Starting in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', Aquatica gets Water Spout while Mythica gets Solar Energy.

* DeathOrGloryAttack: Starting in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', Aquatica starts off with Ice Burst, which while powerful causes recoil damage.

* DeathOrGloryAttack: Starting in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', it gets Chemical Burst, which is a move that hits multiple opponents in Double and Triple Battles, but causes recoil damage to itself and any adjacent allies.

* GemstoneAssault: The duo's signature moves of Crystal Break and Crystal Flash are both this. Starting in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', they both learn Power Gem, and starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Pokémon Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', they learn Crystal Power. They can also know Crystal Wave, Crystal Bomb, Diamond Burst, and Crystal Crush by TM.

* {{Expy}}: Team Flora comes off as a Grass-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]]. Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Flora has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Plasma and [[spoiler: Team Draco]]).

* {{Expy}}: Team Plasma comes off as an Electric-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]]. Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Plasma has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Flora and [[spoiler: Team Draco]]).

* {{Expy}}: Team Draco comes off as a Dragon-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]] (and happens to be a villainous team that seeks Rayquaza). Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Draco has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Flora and Team Plasma).

* PlayingWithFire: As of [[VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl Gen IV]], Dodonking learns Flame Wheel and also Fire Fang, and can know Flamethrower, Fire Blast, and Lava Surf ([[DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure Flora/Azure]] onward) through TM. Floredi Dodongo and Dodonking take it even further, as they're part Fire-type and also learn Fire Lash and Flare Blitz.

* {{Mascot}}: Unusually, Aquatica and Mythica only get this role in ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' (and their remakes), with Mythica being the mascot for ''''Pokémon Seasons'' and Aquatica being the mascot for ''''Pokémon Ages''.

* BigBadEnsemble: Farlie in Seasons and Plasmae in Ages are this. [[spoiler: In a linked game, Dralene is added to the mix.]]

A pair of and Rock and Ground rock hard lizard Pokémon known for residing in hot caverns. They are carnivorous, feasting on a number of smaller Pokémon. In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', Dodonking has gained a Rock/Dragon-type Mega form.\\

* GreenThumb: Starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Infinite and Zero]]'', Dodongo and Dodonking learn Quake Vine, a physical Grass-type attack that Ground-type Pokémon also get STAB for.

* SuperMode: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', Dodonking has received a Mega form. This doesn't extend to Floredi Dodonking, however.

* DeathOrGloryAttack: Starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Infinite and Zero]]'', Marinipent learns Aqua Crush, a Water-type Double-Edge.

A Fire/Psychic Pokémon resembling a basic human-like figure, Pyrina is known to spin around without stopping, creating swirling fire around it. It eventually becomes Flarancer, where it's covered in bright flames that shape its body and can manipulate and control fire in any form. In ''[[DarthWiki/POkemonInfiniteAndZero Pokémon Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', Flarancer has gained a [[SuperMode Mega]] where it's able to make the fire forming its figure grow to massive size in order to incinerate its opponents by touching them.\\

* SuperMode: Starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Infinite and Zero]]'', Mothical has access to a mega that's Bug/Chemical regardless of the typing of the Mothical that becomes it.

* BarrierWarrior: Both Pokémon get Safeguard by LevelUp and can know Light Screen, Reflect, and (''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure Flora and Azure]]'' onward) Magic Shield through TM's.

* {{Mascot}}: Unusually, Aquatica and Mythica only get this role in ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' (and their remakes), with Mythica being the mascot for Seasons and Aquatica being the mascot for Ages.

* PlayingWithFire: Mythica can know several Fire-type moves, such as Fire Blast, Flamethrower, and Overheat by TM. Starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Infinite and Zero]]'', it gets Dragon Fire, which is a Fire-type attack that Dragon-type Pokémon also get STAB for.

* WeatherManipulation: Mythica is the Pokémon said to control the world's weather. Befitting this, it (and Aquatica) can know every weather summoning move and Weather Ball. Mythica gets Sunny Day [[note]]This is replaced with Spring Fever from ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Infinite and Zero]]'' onward.[[/note]] and Aquatica gets Rain Dance by LevelUp.

* GemstoneAssault: The duo's signature moves of Crystal Break and Crystal Flash are both this. Starting in ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', they both learn Power Gem, and starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero]]'', they learn Crystal Power. They can also know Crystal Wave, Crystal Bomb, Diamond Burst, and Crystal Crush by TM.

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Farlie of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where he succeeded in using Groudon and the Rod of Seasons to wipe out humanity and create a new world of nature and Pokémon.]]

* WeaponOfChoice: Cacturne and Venusaur [[spoiler: (Mega in the remakes)]].

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Plasmae of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where she succeeded in using Kyogre and the Harp of Ages to restart time with Pokémon gone and the world as one of humanity and technology merged together.]]

* TheBusCameBack: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Dralene of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where she succeeded in using Rayquaza and the Book of Secrets to create an all-consuming geostorm that purged all weather from the world.

* AlwaysAccurateAttack: They get Faint Attack by Level Up with Nightinpale also getting Shadow Punch.

* {{Lunacy}}: Starting in ''VideoGame/PokemonUltraSunAndUltraMoon'', Nightinpale gets Moonblast by Level Up.

In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonSpiritAndShadow Pokémon Spirit and Shadow PLUS]]'', an Ice-and-Fire-type Delta Species of Whipersnap has appeared in Azuchaen, its head resembling what is called "hot ice". It goes on to become Delta Snapspark, which has a body of ice ad a head of fire, and Delta Plantplug, where it unexpectedly becomes a cryovolcano. It also has a Gigantamax form.

A line of Electric/Grass Pokémon originally created by [[http://pokegym.net/forums/member.php?113-Carrington388 Carrington388]], Whipersnap, Snapspark, and Plantplug are flowers that shock to the touch due to absorbing electricity.

* PowerfulButInaccurate: Whipersnap and Snapspark learn Zap Cannon, which while powerful and paralyzing the opponent, only hits half the time.

* TrapMaster: The family learns Laser Pin, which hits multiple times each turn it lasts, and gets Thunder Spin by breeding.
* WeatherManipulation: Starting in ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero'', they get the move Storm Charge by level up.
* WhipItGood: The line starts off with Vine Whip and Plantplug's hands can shoot out vines that are electrified. From ''DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame'' onward, the line also learns Electric Whip.

At the end of 2015, remake ideas for ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' called ''Pokémon [=SpatialSeasons=] and [=TemporalAges=]'' would begin. These follow the trend set by remakes such as ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]]'', ''[[VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver]]'', and especially ''[[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Pokémon OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire]]'', and implement a number of things introduced up to that generation, such as the [[LightEmUp Light]] and [[HollywoodAcid Chemical]] types, the [[TheFairFolk Fairy]] type, and [[SuperMode Mega Evolution]], as well as revamping the story a bit.

* Magnetic Plant: Found only in the Past is Magna Shrine, a building built out of magnetic stone where you can level up Magneton, Nosepass, or Steelemine to get Magnezone, Probopass, or Metanilant.

* Chemical Warfare: In the [[TheVerse SFA-Verse]], about half of all Chemiket and Mothical are Chemical-type instead of Poison-type. Mega Mothical gets the Chemicalize ability, with boosts the power of all its Normal-type moves and makes them Chemical-type.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Tickety Tock gets the move Gyro Ball by LevelUp.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Steelemine and Metanilant spin their petals around at high speeds to cut through things.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Marinipent learns Spiral Blitz. Floredi Marinipent is known for rapidly spinning its body in order to suck in prey.

* Acid Rain: Bug/Poison Chemiket and Mothical start off with the move of the same name. Mothical is known to cause downpours of acid rain where it appears.

* Extraterrestrial: It happens to be some of sort of alien that's a space traveler.

* RussianReversal: Delta Pyrina and Flarancer get Arctic Frost, an Ice-type attack that's super-effective against Fire-type Pokémon, by LevelUp.

* BubblegloopSwamp: Spool Swamp is a large swamp usually locked in Autumn that borders Mothison City.
* HailfirePeaks: The Sword and Shield Maze is an area where the top floor is [[SlippySlideyIceWorld ice]] and the bottom floor is [[LethalLavaLand lava]]. The Sworield Gym also embodies both tropes [[spoiler: and the Temple Remains, where the default season in Winter, becomes this after lava floods the place]].

* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Goron Mountain, the Sword and Shield Maze, and the Sworield Gym (the latter two merge this with lava) are the standout examples. Any area where the season is Winter is also this.

* DeathMountain: Talus Peaks and Rolling Ridge are mountainous areas.

* TempleOfDoom: [[spoiler: The Palace of Time, accessible after clearing a linked game, is a tower-like structure where Dialga can be summoned.]]

* LightEmUp: Floredi Andlar and Angluminate are Light-types. An interesting aspect of Floredi Angluminate is that it can slow down light particles emitted by it so that areas lighted up by it remain so ever after it leaves the area.

* UndergroundMonkey: Pyrina and Flarancer are among the dozens of Pokémon that happen to have Delta variants, these ones being Ice-and Light-type.

* WeirdWeather: During the climax of Team Draco's plans, the world's weather is thrown into chaos, and when in battle, the weather shifts from sunlight to rain to hail to sandstorm (the remakes add in spring and storm) in that order each turn. In Seasons (and its remake), this even extends into Subrosia.