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* Delia and Yellow being a CompositeCharacter doesn't make sense at first glance since their Bloodlines in ''Reset'' are different (Delia is a Lucario Bloodliner, Yellow a Heal Pulse Bloodliner). However, one should take into account that Lucario ''can'' learn Heal Pulse.
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* Delia and Yellow being a CompositeCharacter doesn't make sense at first glance since their Bloodlines in ''Reset'' are different (Delia is a Lucario Bloodliner, Yellow a Heal Pulse Bloodliner). However, one should take into account that Lucario ''can'' learn Heal Pulse.Pulse; the only problem with that is that Riolu cannot, so you have to evolve Riolu fairly quickly.
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* It makes sense why [[GlitchEntity MissingNo]] accompanies Ash. Naming Red "Ash" in the Gen I games makes [=MissingNo=] appear via the Old Man Glitch. While normally [=MissingNo=] only appears at Cinnabar Island, Ash has already been there in the old timeline.
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* It makes sense why [[GlitchEntity MissingNo]] accompanies Ash. Naming Red "Ash" in the Gen I games makes [=MissingNo=] appear via the Old Man Glitch. While normally [=MissingNo=] only appears at Cinnabar Island, Ash has already been there in the old timeline.timeline.
* Delia and Yellow being a CompositeCharacter doesn't make sense at first glance since their Bloodlines in ''Reset'' are different (Delia is a Lucario Bloodliner, Yellow a Heal Pulse Bloodliner). However, one should take into account that Lucario ''can'' learn Heal Pulse.
* Delia and Yellow being a CompositeCharacter doesn't make sense at first glance since their Bloodlines in ''Reset'' are different (Delia is a Lucario Bloodliner, Yellow a Heal Pulse Bloodliner). However, one should take into account that Lucario ''can'' learn Heal Pulse.
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* It makes sense why [[GlitchEntity MissingNo]] accompanies Ash. Naming Red "Ash" in the Gen I games makes [=MissingNo=] appear via the Old Man Glitch. While normally [=MissingNo=] only appears at Cinnabar Island, Ash has already been there in the old timeline, so [=MissingNo=] likely uses the fact Ash is essentially doing a NewGamePlus as an excuse to appear early.
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* It makes sense why [[GlitchEntity MissingNo]] accompanies Ash. Naming Red "Ash" in the Gen I games makes [=MissingNo=] appear via the Old Man Glitch. While normally [=MissingNo=] only appears at Cinnabar Island, Ash has already been there in the old timeline, so [=MissingNo=] likely uses the fact Ash is essentially doing a NewGamePlus as an excuse to appear early.timeline.
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* It makes sense why [[GlitchEntity MissingNo]] accompanies Ash. Naming Red "Ash" in the Gen I games makes [=MissingNo=] appear via the Old Man Glitch. While normally [=MissingNo=] only appears at Cinnabar Island, Ash has already been there in the old timeline, so [=MissingNo=] likely uses the fact Ash is essentially doing a NewGamePlus as an excuse to appear early.
* It makes sense why [[GlitchEntity MissingNo]] accompanies Ash. Naming Red "Ash" in the Gen I games makes [=MissingNo=] appear via the Old Man Glitch. While normally [=MissingNo=] only appears at Cinnabar Island, Ash has already been there in the old timeline, so [=MissingNo=] likely uses the fact Ash is essentially doing a NewGamePlus as an excuse to appear early.
