History Recap / TwitchPlaysPokemon

* ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonHeartGold'' (May 24th, 2014 - June 12th, 2014): The sixth run in the season. It featured ''VideoGame/PokemonHeartGold'', a [[VideoGameRemake remake]] of ''Pokémon Gold'', but with a Randomizer similar to the one used by ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonFireRed''. According to the Streamer, it featured "better [[RandomNumberGenerator RNG]]" to avoid {{spoiler}}s (an issue that afflicted the ''[=FireRed=]'' run). The protagonist was a girl named "aoooo" who was seen as a werewolf as glitches in the emulator caused her appearance to change. The theme centered around the return of the gods after their destruction in Crystal, to help stop Bill once and for all.

* ''Twitch Plays Intermission Games'': Whatever games are set up in-between main runs aside from ''PBR'' betting, which have included ''VideoGame/EarthBound'', ''VideoGame/TomodachiLife'', ''VideoGame/BabaIsYou'', ''VideoGame/{{Everything}}'', multiple ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' games, all ''VisualNovel/ZeroEscape'' and ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' games, and so on. Sometimes, those games have influenced the lore of the following runs, such as the ''VideoGame/{{Petz}}'' and ''Series/WhoWantsToBeAMillionaire'' intermissions hinting at the backstories for the protagonists of ''Emerald'' and ''Gauntlet Crystal'' respectively.

* ''Twitch Plays Pokémon [=HarvestCraft=]'' (July 6th, 2023 - July 8th, 2023): An intermission preceding ''Resolute'', featuring a hack of ''Pokémon Ruby'' with gameplay heavily inspired by the ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons'' series, with the player character balancing his quest for badges with tending to his crops, mining for ore, and making friends with his many neighbours.

* ''Twitch Plays Tetris'' (June 4th, 2023 - ???): A sidegame featuring the NES version of ''VideoGame/{{Tetris}}'', celebrating the 39th anniversary of the franchise. The emulation paused in-between inputs, leaving players plenty of time to plan their moves.

* ''Twitch Plays Digimon Nova Red'' (May 12th, 2023 - May 20th, 2023): A hack of ''[=FireRed=]'' that served as an intermission before and after the ''Victory Fire'' run, and featured ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' instead of Pokémon.

* ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonInversePlatinum'' (March 11th, 2023 - March 21st, 2023): The second run of the tenth season, featuring a version of ''Pokémon Platinum'' that reprises the concept of "Inverse Battles" from the sixth generation. This meant that all types there are usually resistant or immune to another would no be weak to it, and conversely. This concept had a notable impact on the FanArt surrounding the run, which made heavy use of inverted colors.

* ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonGrandColosseum'' (June 11th, 2022 - June 19th, 2022): The third run of the ninth season, which featured a hack of ''Pokémon Colosseum'' inspired by both existing ''Pokémon XD'' hacks and the work of [=Drayano60=]. As such, said hack fatured numerous changes such as revamped typings and movesets, as well as the inclusion of later-generations machanics like the Physical/Special split, the Fairy-type, and reusable [=TMs=].

* ''Twitch Plays Pokémon Blazing Emerald Runback'' (December 16th, 2022 - Secember 25th, 2022): A return to ''Blazing Emerald'', which had previously been played as a main run during the eighth season. Due to said run having become infamous for how poorly it went, this sidegame acted as a complete do-over, starting from scratch with a brand new save file. Players appeared to share this sentiment, as they symbolically gave their starter Clefairy the name of "Hope".

* ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonLightningSapphire'': A side-game that featured an earlier, buggier, gibberish-er version of the infamous ''Pokémon Chinese Emerald'', a mistranslated bootleg in the same vein as ''Vietnamese Crystal'' and ''Bootleg Green''. It was dubbed ''Pokémon Lightning Sapphire'', after the user [=LightningXCE=] who discovered the original cartridge and spent several years trying to properly dump it.

* ''Twitch Plays Digimon Nova Red'' (May 12th, 2023 - May 13th, 2023): A hack of ''[=FireRed=]'' that served as an intermission leading into the ''Victory Fire'' run, and featured ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' instead of Pokémon.

* ''Twitch Plays Pokémon Gold [=SpaceWorld=] Demo''(March 2nd, 2019 - March 30th, 2019): The first side-game of the sixth season, featuring the beta version of ''VideoGame/PokemonGold'' shown off at [=SpaceWorld=] 1997, which was previously played as a Season 5 intermission. Due to being intended as a demo, the game is reset each time the player either blacks-out or clears the final rival battle.

* ''Twitch Plays Pokémon Scarlet Revisit'' (March 9th, 2023 - March 10th, 2023 ): A three-and-a-half hour-long revisit of the ''Pokémon Scarlet'' save file, that let players challenge the recently-made-available Walking Wake and Iron Leaves.

* ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysWiltingY'' (April 8th, 2023 - April 21st, 2023): The third run of the tenth season, which used a hack of ''Pokémon Y'' titled ''Pokémon Wilting Y'' which featured numerous difficulty and balance adjustment and increased the availability of rare Pokémon, items, and Mega Stones. After the game was beaten a first time, it switched from the "Rebalanced Version" of the hack to its [[NintendoHard much harder]] "Insanity Mode".

* ''Twitch Plays Pokémon Brilliant Diamond Revisit'' (November 14th, 2022 - November 16th, 2022): A revisit of ''Pokémon Brilliant Diamond'', during which players unlocked the Battle Tower and focused on completing the Pokédex, including the newly-made available Mythical Pokémon. Said revisit was briefly interrupted after entering the Hall of Fame caused it to crash, which led to a two-minute break during which players manually switched back to ''Pokémon legends: Arceus''.

* ''WebVideo/TwitchPlaysInversePlatinum'' (March 11th, 2023 - March 21st, 2023): The second run of the tenth season, featuring a version of ''Pokémon Platinum'' that reprises the concept of "Inverse Battles" from the sixth generation. This meant that all types there are usually resistant or immune to another would no be weak to it, and conversely. This concept had a notable impact on the FanArt surrounding the run, which made heavy use of inverted colors.

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