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* LighterAndSofter: ''Orange Rose Gathering'' lacks the overt bullying, character cruelty, and dramatic plots of the bulk of the stories, focusing instead on Chloe bonding, somewhat despite herself at first, with Ash and his myriad of Resetverse siblings during a school vacation.
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* WorldOfSymbolism: Anything and ''everything'' in the stories have some sort of symbolic meaning to them. ''Especially'' the numbers many of the passengers gain on the hands, usually relating to an episode of the series associated with them, a number related to a Pokémon, or a significant airdate.

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** [[Anime/YuGiOhVRAINS Specter]] whom the author has a fondness over. He appears as a character in ''Knight of the Orange Lily'' and expies exist in some capacity in the trilogy.
** Female focus. Girls in the trilogies shape the actions of others and the stories also take a look at how girls get unfair treatment in the Pokémon world.
** References to ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'' are also very frequent.

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** [[Anime/YuGiOhVRAINS Specter]] whom the author has a fondness over. He appears as a character in ''Knight of the Orange Lily'' and ''Voyage of Wisteria'' and expies exist in some capacity in the trilogy.
** Female focus. Girls in the trilogies shape the actions of others and the stories also take a look at how girls get unfair treatment in the Pokémon world.world with ''Blossoming Trail'' written due to a ''lack'' of female focus when ''Journeys'' was airing.
** References to ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'' are also very frequent.frequent, although this was also seen in ''Infinity Train'' as well.



* CreatorsCultureCarryover: The writers are westerners writing characters set in a Japanese-originating series, and thus the views the narrative often addresses, such as in regards to therapy and bullying, matches far more towards the western views on the topic than the japanese viewpoint.

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* CreatorsCultureCarryover: The main writers are westerners writing characters set in a Japanese-originating series, series[[labelnote:Explanation]]Green Phantom Queen herself was born and raised in America but was living in Myanmar when the trilogy was written.[[/labelnote]] and thus the views the narrative often addresses, such as in regards to therapy and bullying, matches far more towards the western views on the topic than the japanese viewpoint.



* DemographicDissonantCrossover: While the main focus is on the family-friendly Pokémon and the more mature story-filled but marketed for kids ''Infinity Train'', they later start crossing over with other darker series like ''Franchise/SilentHill'', ''Anime/YuGiOhVRAINS'' and ''Voyage of Wisteria Wisteria'' has a car based on ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel''.

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* DemographicDissonantCrossover: While the main focus is on the family-friendly Pokémon and the more mature story-filled but marketed for kids ''Infinity Train'', they later start crossing over with other darker series like ''Franchise/SilentHill'', ''Anime/YuGiOhVRAINS'' and ''Voyage of Wisteria Wisteria'' has a car based on ''WebAnimation/HazbinHotel''.



* FeministFantasy: While Chloe is the sole female who has adventures on the Train, ''Blossoming Trail'' is focused through her lens in her role of "female who is forced to join with Ash", with many important characters from both the Pokémon world and Train being female. Whether they be the ones who instigate the plot (Lillie) or support (Lampetia, Amelia, Hazel) or even the bad guys whose actions cause everything to transpire (Amelia again, and Grace).

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* FeministFantasy: While Chloe is the sole female who has adventures on the Train, ''Blossoming Trail'' is focused through her lens in her role of "female who is forced to join with Ash", with many important characters from both the Pokémon world and Train being female. Whether they be the ones who instigate the plot (Lillie) or be support (Lampetia, Amelia, Hazel) or even the bad guys whose actions cause everything to transpire (Amelia again, and Grace).



* FoodPorn: There are a ''lot'' of scenes involving food, some justified (Mallow's family runs a restaurant) and some more because of Green Phantom Queen being a foodie.
* FountainOfExpies: Along with AuthorAppeal but there seem to be a lot of Specter expies with [[FlyingBooks Lexi]], [[ShockAndAwe Easter]] and [[DreamWeaver Zeno]]. They usually share similar traits:
** Light-colored hair and blue eyes and dressed up in white/silver. There is also a tendency to focus on their eyes.
** Usually have chips on their shoulders or kooky personalities, with a tendency to smile a lot.
** Are (usually) on the side of good but their sinister appearances make them more CreepyGood and fall under LightIsGood or LightIsNotGood.
** Are human in appearance but not in species with unique abilities (Lexi is a book, Easter is a lightning bolt, Zeno is a dream construct)
** Act as advisors but tend to cause AdviceBackfire and can be somewhat pushy.
** Has a tendency to get critically injured and lash out at others (Lexi was torn apart by the Apex, Easter was kicked out of a window by Specter himself) due to this.
** Their forms were "created" by someone else (Chloe drew and folded Lexi into her "Specter of the Black Forest", Easter was a lightning bolt before fusing with Specter, and Zeno is a dream construct wished up by Parker).

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* FoodPorn: There are a ''lot'' of scenes involving food, some justified (Mallow's family runs a restaurant) and some more because of Green Phantom Queen being a foodie.
* FountainOfExpies: Along with AuthorAppeal but there seem to be a lot of Specter expies with [[FlyingBooks Lexi]], [[ShockAndAwe Easter]] and [[DreamWeaver Zeno]]. They usually share similar traits:
** Light-colored hair and blue eyes and dressed up in white/silver. There is also a tendency to focus on their eyes.
** Usually have chips on their shoulders or kooky personalities, with a tendency to smile a lot.
** Are (usually) on the side of good but their sinister appearances make them more CreepyGood and fall under LightIsGood or LightIsNotGood.
** Are human in appearance but not in species with unique abilities (Lexi is a book, Easter is a lightning bolt, Zeno is a dream construct)
** Act as advisors but tend to cause AdviceBackfire and can be somewhat pushy.
** Has a tendency to get critically injured and lash out at others (Lexi was torn apart by the Apex, Easter was kicked out of a window by Specter himself) due to this.
** Their forms were "created" by someone else (Chloe drew and folded Lexi into her "Specter of the Black Forest", Easter was a lightning bolt before fusing with Specter, and Zeno is a dream construct wished up by Parker).
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* GoodIsNotNice: If theres's a character on the side of the heroes who can actually [[GoodIsImpotent do something of value]], they'll tend to be a JerkWithAHeartOfGold ''at best'', and an utter jerk at worst.

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* GoodIsNotNice: If theres's there's a character on the side of the heroes who can actually [[GoodIsImpotent do something of value]], they'll tend to be a JerkWithAHeartOfGold ''at best'', and an utter jerk at worst.


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* RecurringElement: Along with AuthorAppeal but there seem to be a lot of Specter expies with [[FlyingBooks Lexi]], [[ShockAndAwe Easter]] and [[DreamWeaver Zeno]]. They usually share similar traits:
** Light-colored hair and blue eyes and dressed up in white/silver. There is also a tendency to focus on their eyes.
** Usually have chips on their shoulders or kooky personalities, with a tendency to smile a lot.
** Are (usually) on the side of good but their sinister appearances make them more CreepyGood and fall under LightIsGood or LightIsNotGood.
** Are human in appearance but not in species with unique abilities (Lexi is a book, Easter is a lightning bolt, Zeno is a dream construct)
** Act as advisors but tend to cause AdviceBackfire and can be somewhat pushy.
** Has a tendency to get critically injured and lash out at others (Lexi was torn apart by the Apex, Easter was kicked out of a window by Specter himself) due to this.
** Their forms were "created" by someone else (Chloe drew and folded Lexi into her "Specter of the Black Forest", Easter was a lightning bolt before fusing with Specter, and Zeno is a dream construct wished up by Parker).
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* CreatorsCultureCarryover: The writers are westerners writing characters set in a Japanese-originating series, and thus the views the narrative often addresses, such as in regards to therapy and bullying, matches far more towards the western views on the topic than the japanese viewpoint.

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* CreatorThumbprint: The various writers have some key ticks that can let you determine who is writing what section of a story, for example a section written primarily by Green typically includes food porn, torture porn, horror elements and references, wrestling references, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers a constant reference to Specter...]]

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* CreatorThumbprint: The various writers have some key ticks that can let you determine who is writing what section of a story, for example a section written primarily by Green typically includes food porn, torture porn, horror elements and references, wrestling references.

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* CreatorThumbprint: The various writers have some key ticks that can let you determine who is writing what section of a story, for example a section written primarily by Green typically includes food porn, torture porn, horror elements and references, wrestling references.references, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers a constant reference to Specter...]]


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* FoodPorn: There are a ''lot'' of scenes involving food, some justified (Mallow's family runs a restaurant) and some more because of Green Phantom Queen being a foodie.

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* DeathByAdaptation: Spinoffs will occasionally kill a major character off from the main series to establish business or a very different scenario. Examples include Ogami in ''Crocus'', the Apex and Lexi in ''Crown of Thorns'', and Chloe herself in ''Cherry Bloodlines'' (albeit the one of the previous timeline) and ''Star Finder'' (prior to the events of the story).

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* DeathByAdaptation: Spinoffs will occasionally kill a major character off from the main series to establish business or a very different scenario. Examples include Ogami in ''Crocus'', the Apex and Lexi in ''Crown of Thorns'', and Chloe herself in ''Cherry Bloodlines'' (albeit the one of the previous timeline) and ''Star Finder'' (prior to the events of the story).timeline).

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** ''Cherry Prince And Princess'' ([[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13937019/1/ link]]): An additional story in the A.U that focuses on Ash and Acerola.

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** ''Cherry Prince And Princess'' ([[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13937019/1/ link]]): An additional story in the A.U AU that focuses on Ash and Acerola.



* ''Blossomverse: Post-Gameshow-Goes-Missing'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/47659252 link]]): A A.U sequel to both ''Game Show'' and ''Ash Goes Missing'' where both happened simultaneously and Goh wakes up a week later. Written by Cross.

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* ''Blossomverse: Post-Gameshow-Goes-Missing'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/47659252 link]]): A A.U An AU sequel to both ''Game Show'' and ''Ash Goes Missing'' where both happened simultaneously and Goh wakes up a week later. Written by Cross.



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* ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainStarFinder'': Cowritten by [=CookieGHD=] and Creator/Exotos135. This story [[{{Pun}} stars]] [[WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse Stella Zhau]]. This story also features the Pokémon world (the events happen before the story) and a dead Chloe.
** ''Infinity Train: Coded Tulips'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/40723929 link]]): A side-story involving Tulip Olsen after Book 1, she wants to research the train and former passengers to make sure that no one else ends up there. Written by [=CookieGHD=].
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* ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainStarFinder'': Cowritten by [=CookieGHD=] and Creator/Exotos135. This story [[{{Pun}} stars]] [[WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse Stella Zhau]]. This story also features the Pokémon world (the events happen before the story) and a dead Chloe.
** ''Infinity Train: Coded Tulips'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/40723929 link]]): A side-story involving Tulip Olsen after Book 1, she wants to research the train and former passengers to make sure that no one else ends up there. Written by [=CookieGHD=].
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* NotWorthKilling: ''Shield of Vermillion'' has Sara outright tell Chloe she's not going to bully her anymore because Chloe's so prone to self-pitying and drowning herself in her own misery that Sara literally cannot make Chloe more miserable than Chloe makes herself.
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* ''Infinity Train: Amour de lis'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/39335940/chapters/98440302 link]]): A ForWantOfANail with two notable changes: [[Anime/PokemonTheSeriesXY Miette]] entering the Train before Serena makes her debut in canon, and a ChangelingTale twist to Chloe's presence on the Train. Written by Creator/Exotos135.

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* ''Infinity Train: Amour de lis'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/39335940/chapters/98440302 link]]): A ForWantOfANail what-if with two notable changes: [[Anime/PokemonTheSeriesXY Miette]] entering the Train before Serena makes her debut in canon, and a ChangelingTale twist to Chloe's presence on the Train. Written by Creator/Exotos135.

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* RunningGag: Several Exotos-written side stories have Goh mention the Suicune was a 'really unusual Ditto'.


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* BreakingTheFourthWall: The Team Rocket Trio break it in ''Mother of Pearl'' about how they are quite happy they are usually DemotedToExtra during the Infinity Train mess in the Blossomverse and don't want to be dragged into it.

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* BreakingTheFourthWall: The Team Rocket Trio break it in ''Mother of Pearl'' Pearl'', telling the titular mothers, and the audience, about how they are quite happy they are usually DemotedToExtra during the Infinity Train mess in the Blossomverse and don't want to be dragged into it.its messes.



* DemotedToExtra: Just like how some characters get the AscendedExtra treatment, some others get this instead.

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* DemotedToExtra: Just like how some characters get the AscendedExtra treatment, treatment in the various stories, some others get this instead.



* FusionFic: Both ''Cherry Bloodlines'' and ''Orange Rose Gathering'' are fusions of the Blossomverse with the verse of ''Reset Bloodlines''.



*** '''Game-Show-Goes-Missing'' combines the two into happening at the same time, while adding to them Goh capturing an Iron Bundle, a Pokemon considered in-universe to be even rarer than Mew.

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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/series/2415061 Infinity Train: Blossomverse]]'' is a trilogy of {{Crossover}} fanfics of ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' written by Creator/GreenPhantomQueen with added help by co-writers Creator/{{ShadyMissionary}} and Creator/{{Crossoverpairinglover}} of ''Fanfic/PokemonResetBloodlines''.

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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/series/2415061 Infinity Train: Blossomverse]]'' is a trilogy of {{Crossover}} fanfics of ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'' and ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' written by Creator/GreenPhantomQueen with added help by co-writers Creator/{{ShadyMissionary}} and Creator/{{Crossoverpairinglover}} of ''Fanfic/PokemonResetBloodlines''.
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Yeah, had this on my mind since that trope showed up. I just have no idea anymore if Chloe started as a slothful anti-hero to Goh and Ash's diligent hero there after the last 12 retcons.

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* DiligentHeroSlothfulVillain: A trope that appears, intended or otherwise, frequently with Chloe across the many stories. Depending on the story, Chloe is on either side of the trope.
** In stories like ''Crocus'' when contrasted with an antagonist like Sara, Chloe is the diligent hero who works hard and earns her talents and skills, while the villains would rather manipulate others than actively act on their own.
** Meanwhile in other stories, either outright stated like ''Shield of Vermillion'' or more subtextual like in ''Blossoming Trail'', Chloe is the slothful villain, or antihero, to Ash and Goh's diligent heroes. Where Ash and Goh actively work towards their dreams and improving themselves, Chloe stewed in her own problems and didn't act on them until they reached a boiling point and the Infinity Train acted to make her change.
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* FeministFantasy: While Chloe is the sole female who has adventures on the Train, ''Blossoming Trail'' is focused through her lens in her role of "female who is forced to join with Ash", with many important characters from both the Pokémon world and Train being female. Whether they be the ones who instigate the plot (Lillie) or support (Lampetia, Amelia, Hazel) or even the bad guys whose actions cause everything to transpire (Amelia again, and Grace).
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* RuleOfEmpathy: The verse's relationship with this trope is interesting; since just about everybody has a certain degree of LackOfEmpathy, how they get hurt depends on whether they ''keep'' the lack of empathy; characters who are unempathetic but eventually do learn their lesson, like Goh, aren't at risk of dying but are instead significantly hurt in an emotional and psychological manner. Meanwhile, people who ''refuse'' to learn to be empathetic, like The Apex, are typically treated with utmost scorn, and even if they aren't killed, it's because they haven't suffered enough, not because anybody has any delusion that they can actually change. This isn't quite guaranteed, though: Utahoshi, who's a fairly empathetic individual, kicked the bucket before the story began, while Mr. Bradbury, who's a petty and spiteful individual later down the line, is left alone before being DemotedToExtra.
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* ExtraordinaryWorldOrdinaryProblems: Despite being set in a fantastic world of adventures, much of Chloe's problems originate from mundane things like bullying at school, a disconnect between herself and those around her, and family issues.
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** How strong a grip the Train has on its passengers also depends on the writer. In Green's take, the Infinity Train has a near absolute grip on them, with only some sort of unexpected accident giving the passengers a chance to leave early, otherwise being stuck on the Train until their number goes down. While Shady and Exotos follow this idea for the most part, Cross instead has it so that the technology of the Pokemon World allows them to ''outright pluck the passenger out before intended'', with it more often than not only not happening because the characters didn't want to. He also created the concept of 'Golden Letters', a counterpart to the traditional numbers that are used by visitors who come to the Infinity Train on their own will to rescue others from the train that allow others to travel to it on their own, and ''Akuma Numerology'' showed that Kwami powers can both trap people on the Infinity Train who had no business being sent there and allow Kwami and train originating items to travel to and from the Infinity Train via Marinette's Yo-Yo.

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** How strong a grip the Train has on its passengers also depends on the writer. In Green's take, the Infinity Train has a near absolute grip on them, with only some sort of unexpected accident giving the passengers a chance to leave early, otherwise being stuck on the Train until their number goes down. While Shady and Exotos follow this idea for the most part, Cross instead has it so that the technology of the Pokemon World allows them to ''outright pluck the passenger out before intended'', with it more often than not only not happening because the characters didn't want to. He also created the concept of 'Golden Letters', a counterpart to the traditional numbers that are used by visitors who come to the Infinity Train on their own will to rescue others from the train that allow others to travel to it on their own, and ''Akuma Numerology'' showed that Kwami powers can both trap people on the Infinity Train who had no business being sent there and allow Kwami and train originating items to travel to and from the Infinity Train via Marinette's Yo-Yo. ''Seeker of Crocus'' would add in its own take on the Golden Letters via the Moonlight Passengers.
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* PublicSecretMessage: The Endless Trail, a book that appears in a few expanded universe stories, was written by a Train Passenger and is based on the Infinity Train, featuring expies of Denizens such as 'The Skitty' in place of the Cat. It's meant to let other Passengers know they aren't alone and can contact him. Chloe is naturally a fan of the book when it shows up before going to the Infinity Train itself, though no story so far has focused on her being an AscendedFangirl about it.
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** Goh frequently is thrown a lot of slack in stories outside of the core stories and Crocus. This can raise from being praised for his efforts at finding Chloe and reducing the slander he gets (such as in ''Gameshow'') to shifts repelling the blame game before it can get going (as in ''Zinnia'').

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** Goh frequently is thrown a lot of slack in stories outside of the core stories and Crocus. This can raise range from being praised for his efforts at finding Chloe and reducing the slander he gets (such as in ''Gameshow'') to shifts repelling the blame game before it can get going (as in ''Zinnia'').

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** The wresting related characters tend to be absent in non-Green stories, with their cars and origins at most referenced off handily as little easter eggs and references.

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** The wresting related characters tend to be absent in non-Green stories, with their cars and origins at most referenced off handily as little more than easter eggs and references.



*** '''Game-Show-Goes-Missing'' combines the two into happening at the same time, while adding to them Goh capturing an Iron Bundle, a Pokemon considered in-universe to be even rarer than Mew.



* ThrowTheDogABone: In a general sweeping sort of way, nearly every story beyond the core three treats Ash far better than he was in Blossoming Trail. The only exceptions are Melancholy Afterlife, which was written by Green Phantom Queen herself and is one of ''several'' things not retained when the story reaches the modern-day of Boiling Point, and ''Seeker of Crocus'' following Green Phantom Queen's fuller participation as co-writer.

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** Goh frequently is thrown a lot of slack in stories outside of the core stories and Crocus. This can raise from being praised for his efforts at finding Chloe and reducing the slander he gets (such as in ''Gameshow'') to shifts repelling the blame game before it can get going (as in ''Zinnia'').
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* ''Blossomverse: Post-Gameshow-Goes-Missing'' ([[https://archiveofourown.org/works/47659252 link]]): A A.U sequel to both ''Game Show'' and ''Ash Goes Missing'' where both happened simultaneously and Goh wakes up a week later. Written by Cross.
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** * ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42852819 Blossomverse: The Chloe Respite Car]]'', A one-sot inspired by Milkshake Bar featuring a meeting of Chloes based on various Blossomverse stories that takes itself more seriously. Co-written by Cross and Exotos.

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* BreakingTheFourthWall: The Team Rocket Trio break it in ''Mother of Pearl'' about how they are quite happy they are usually DemotedToExtra during the Infinity Train mess in the Blossomverse and don't want to be dragged into it.



** ''Mother of Pearl'' clearly goes into the discussed concept of Parker getting off easy and makes it clear just how screwed he (and his family by association) would be if the full weight of the law and public opinion came down on him.

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* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/33528754/chapters/83307412 When Blossoms Scatter]]'' A three-shot set in a continuity where Chloe vanished for three months, but not to the Infinity Train, following the aftermath. Written by Skyloftian Goddess Hylia
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* ArmedWithCanon: Chances are that if a story is written by Crossoverpairinglover, it'll typically use the canon anime in order to contradict a couple of facts established in the original trilogy, chief among them being the idea that the Infinity Train is impossible to trespass or escape without getting your number down to zero.

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* ArmedWithCanon: Chances are that Many stories written by the other writers, particularly if a story it is written by Crossoverpairinglover, it'll typically use the canon anime anime's thousands of episodes and nearly two dozen canon movies, as well as ideas from the games and manga, in order to contradict a couple of facts and ideas established in the original trilogy, among them chief among them being the idea that the Infinity Train is impossible to trespass or escape without getting your number down to zero.zero and that nothing in the Pokemon World can comprehend or understand it. Another popular target of canon is Chloe's mindset and views, which is typically torn apart by something from Pokemon's vast continuity by these writers.
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* CrapsackOnlyByComparison: A big theme in the original story, that gets expanded upon in the sequel, is that Vermillion City is a terrible place to live where Chloe was forced into a corner, compared to the Infinity Train, where she has the freedom to be herself. However, as the sequel goes on and the trope is explored more, it becomes clear this perception is only possible by Chloe getting the worst hand possible dealt to her; being stuck at school where she gets bullied, staying at home where she doesn't do the things she wants to do, and these two things only happen because Chloe herself refuses to either speak up about her problems or actually work on herself in order to change her situation. As for the Infinity Train, while it gives her a brief power trip, it doesn't take long to see that Chloe is much more trapped in it than she ever was in Vermillion City, as she won't be able to go back home if she doesn't get her number down to zero, which would involve facing her inner demons and ditch the power fantasy she's grown obssessed with, or stay there and potentially die to reincarnate into a Denizen, wherein she will be truly stuck on the Train ''forever''.

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* AdaptedOut: Given the sheer number of characters, events, plot points, and so on in the original trilogy, it's only natural that some of these won't be carried over to certain stories in the expanded universe.

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Given the sheer number of characters, events, plot points, and so on in the original trilogy, it's only natural that some of these won't be carried over to certain stories in the expanded universe.



** ''Chloe Respite Car'' builds on ideas mentioned in stories like ''Orange Rose Gathering'', ''Mother of Pearl'', and ''Ash Goes Missing'' to deconstruct several common aspects of the Infinity Train.

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** ''Chloe Respite Car'' builds on ideas mentioned in stories like ''Orange Rose Gathering'', ''Mother of Pearl'', and ''Ash Goes Missing'' to deconstruct several common aspects of the Infinity Train.Train plots.


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* DimensionalTraveler: A trait seen mostly in Cross's stories is this, characters with the ability to enter and leave the Infinity Train on their own. Originating with Maccadam in ''Wisteria'', this list has expanded to include the Kwami via Ladybug's Yo-Yo in ''Numerology'', various Pokemon characters with Aether Foundation technology, and Luz, Amity, and Marcy (presumably with the power of the latter's Calamity Gem).


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** In ''Chloe Respite Car'' Luz, Amity, and Marcy defeated Elipzo with a mixture of their canon abilities (magic and the green calamity gem's power) plus two Kwami and the powers of being a daughter of Athena, respectively.

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