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* PrestigeClass: To access the post-game content, the player is asked to "Rebirth" their Nexomon team, which [[RestartAtLevelOne sets them back to their first form at Level 5]] but vastly improves all of their stat growths. To make progress easier, the player keeps all their items (including key items like an Experience Booster), and any Nexomon caught in the post-game areas will start Rebirthed. [[spoiler:Near its conclusion, the Underworld is no longer restricted to Rebirthed Nexomon, but the option to "Rebirth" for better growths is still available.]]

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* PrestigeClass: To access the post-game content, the player is asked to "Rebirth" their Nexomon team, which [[RestartAtLevelOne [[ClassChangeLevelReset sets them back to their first form at Level 5]] but vastly improves all of their stat growths. To make progress easier, the player keeps all their items (including key items like an Experience Booster), and any Nexomon caught in the post-game areas will start Rebirthed. [[spoiler:Near its conclusion, the Underworld is no longer restricted to Rebirthed Nexomon, but the option to "Rebirth" for better growths is still available.]]



* StealthSequel: The connections to ''Micromon'' are mostly stylistic, until you find a lab in the fire-themed Ignaius territory with terminals detailing the creation of a "Pixelmon" world as a potential escape from Omnicron, and TheReveal after beating Overseer Ira that [[spoiler:Professor Malk, from the world of ''Micromon'', is reporting directly to the Nexolord and his Champions]].

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* StealthSequel: The connections to ''Micromon'' are mostly stylistic, until you find a lab in the fire-themed Ignaius Ignatius territory with terminals detailing the creation of a "Pixelmon" world as a potential escape from Omnicron, and TheReveal after beating Overseer Ira that [[spoiler:Professor Malk, from the world of ''Micromon'', is reporting directly to the Nexolord and his Champions]].


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* WhiteSheep: [[spoiler: Nara is the only one of Omnicron's children who doesn't hate humans and even tries to help the player stop him. She was disowned for this reason and continues on as Deena.]]
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* IAmNotLeftHanded: In Ira's boss fight, she starts off with a weaker team. [[spoiler:However, after being defeated, she loses her temper and ''instantly'' charges into battle, revealing a second considerably stronger team and showing she was holding back.]]
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''Nexomon'' is a MonsSeries game developed by VEWO Interactive, and the successor to ''[[VideoGame/{{Micromon}} Micromon: The Legend of Vaithe]]'', a 2014 {{Mon}} game released for iOS. ''Nexomon'' was originally released in 2017 for iOS, but a UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} version was made available as an Early Access title in November 29th, 2019, with the full release coming in July 2020. A sequel, ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'', was released in late August 2020.

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''Nexomon'' is a MonsSeries game developed by VEWO Interactive, and the successor to ''[[VideoGame/{{Micromon}} Micromon: The Legend of Vaithe]]'', a 2014 {{Mon}} game released for iOS. ''Nexomon'' was originally released in 2017 for iOS, but a UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} version was made available as an Early Access title in November 29th, 2019, with the full release coming in July 2020. A sequel, ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'', was released in late August 2020.
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* HuMons: A few Nexomon look like cartoonish little humans. Pira is a grey-skinned humanoid with pointy ears, lots of jewelry and a mane of fiery red hair, making it look like a Chibi version of a Hindu god. Flexel is a muscular little creature that looks like a shirtless bodybuilder with baggy pants. Digga is a humanoid dressed like a miner, with a hardhat on its head and one or both hands replaced by mining tools.
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* PuppeteerParasite: Cordyant and Zombyant are a pair of antlike Nexomon infested with--and implicitly controlled by--a sapient cordyceps fungus.

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* PortalNetwork: After befriending Overseer Kane, he uses his spiritual power to reawaken Warp Totems across the world, allowing the player to travel to locations they've been to before.

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* {{Planimal}}: Quite a few Plant-type Nexomon look like animals with floral traits. Petril, the game's Plant-type starter, is a bipedal reptile with two leaves growing from its tail, a facial crest made of tree bark, and a neck frill made of large pink flower petals.
* PortalNetwork: After befriending Overseer Kane, Khan, he uses his spiritual power to reawaken Warp Totems across the world, allowing the player to travel to locations they've been to before.
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* NonElemental: The Normal type is neutral to the other six types. Nothing resists it or is weak to it, and it is not weak or resistant to anything.
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* YouNoTakeCandle: The people of the Hidden Village speak in broken English.
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* LimitedMoveArsenal: Each Nexomon learns a large pool of skills, but only four of those skills can be assigned for use in battle at any given time. Outside of combat, assigned skills can be toggled off and inactive skills can be toggled on in their place from the Skills menu.
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* TooAwesomeToUse: Golden Nexotraps will catch any Nexomon without fail, but unlike regular Nexotraps, they can't be bought from shops. They're either given to you in limited quantities as part of the story, or they're lying on the ground for you to find. Either way, there is a finite number of Golden Nexotraps available in the game.
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* ManaMeter: Nexomon have a Stamina meter which depletes as they use their battle skills, with different skills consuming different amounts of stamina. If a Nexomon doesn't have enough stamina left to perform a move, it will skip its turn to rest and recover some stamina.
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* {{Mon}}: The titular Nexomon, of course. They are creatures possessed of powerful elemental abilities. Humans can capture Nexomon using devices called Nexotraps and train them to fight other Nexomon. Like Pokémon, many Nexomon can evolve into stronger forms when they reach certain experience levels.
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* FeatheredSerpent: Fethra is a Wind-type snake with two feather-shaped crests above its eyes and subtler plumage running down its back. It evolves into Tempestra and Draclone, which are effectively bigger, more impressive versions of Fethra.
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* HeadsIWinTailsYouLose: At some points of the story, you fight against the Tyrants, and after ''winning'' the battle, the cutscene shows the Tyrant overpowering your character anyways.

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* HeadsIWinTailsYouLose: At some points of the story, you fight against the Tyrants, Omnicron's children in their true form, and after ''winning'' the battle, the cutscene shows the Tyrant them overpowering your character anyways.



* HopelessBossBattle: The initial battle against [[spoiler: Ziegler]] is unwinnable. If somehow won, the story will progress normally anyways.

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* HopelessBossBattle: HopelessBossFight: The initial battle against [[spoiler: Ziegler]] is unwinnable. If somehow won, the story will progress normally anyways.
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* HopelessBossBattle: The initial battle against [[spoiler: Ziegler]] is unwinnable. If somehow won, the story will progress normally anyways.
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* HeadsIWinTailsYouLose: At some points of the story, you fight against the Tyrants, and after ''winning'' the battle, the cutscene shows the Tyrant overpowering your character anyways.
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* FairyCompanion: Atlas, a small robot invented by the protagonist's friend, serves as your constant guide, pointing out the path forward and recommending taking time to recover before and after major events.
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* FunnyAnimal: Ron, the Nexo-Mart {{Shopkeeper}}, is a well-dressed orange cat that talks and walks like a human. In the post-game, you also meet his daughter, Molly, [[spoiler:though she's eventually revealed to just be a part of the protagonist's Nightmare]].

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* FunnyAnimal: Ron, the Nexo-Mart {{Shopkeeper}}, shopkeeper, is a well-dressed orange cat that talks and walks like a human. In the post-game, you also meet his daughter, Molly, [[spoiler:though she's eventually revealed to just be a part of the protagonist's Nightmare]].
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Both of the default main character models have blue hair. Most [=NPCs=] also have a variety of hair colors, with Remus and Merida's also being blue.
* YouWillBeSpared: Towards the climax of the post-game story, the player (now the newest Nexolord) is stopped by a large group of the now-former Nexolord [[spoiler:Metta]]'s masked minions, [[BaitAndSwitch seemingly setting up a battle...but instead]], they all beg to be forgiven, claiming that they only followed [[spoiler:Omnicron]] because of this trope, and eagerly hand over a Mysterious Key that they had previously been tasked with guarding.

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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Both of the default main character models have blue hair. Most [=NPCs=] also have a variety of hair colors, with Remus and Merida's also being blue.
* YouWillBeSpared: Towards the climax of the post-game story, the player (now the newest Nexolord) is stopped by a large group of the now-former Nexolord [[spoiler:Metta]]'s masked minions, [[BaitAndSwitch seemingly setting up a battle...but instead]], they all beg to be forgiven, claiming that they only followed [[spoiler:Omnicron]] because of this trope, and eagerly hand over a Mysterious Key that they had previously been tasked with guarding.guarding.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: Just before the final battle, [[spoiler:Professor Malk from ''Micromon'' reveals that he was the NPC of Project Pixekai, a digital world created by people to escape Omnicron. Enraged at his own existence after discovering his true nature, he destroyed Pixekai and everyone on it, and ThePowerOfHate allowed him to manifest in the real world. He then met Metta and taught him how to revive his father, so that Omnicron could destroy humanity.]]

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* AIIsACrapshoot: Just before the final battle, [[spoiler:Professor Malk from ''Micromon'' reveals that he was the an NPC of Project Pixekai, a digital world created by people to escape Omnicron. Enraged at his own existence after discovering his true nature, he destroyed Pixekai and everyone on it, and ThePowerOfHate allowed him to manifest in the real world. He then met Metta and taught him how to revive his father, so that Omnicron could destroy humanity.]]


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* DeadlyDistantFinale: [[spoiler:To ''Micromon''. Malk destroyed everything in Pixekai (the entire Micromon race and every last human) out of disgust for his creators' cowardice. All that remains from that virtual world is him, and him alone.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:In the game's true ending, Omnicron has been destroyed once and for all, stopping his crusade against the human race and freeing the Nexomon from his influence, giving them true freedom to coexist with humans. Unfortunately, he's devastated Parum and he and his children unleashed immense suffering across the world during the story. Also, according to Omnicron himself, the Nexomon would be doomed to go extinct as his soul was the source of their lifeforce.]][[spoiler: ''Extinction'' fortunately removes much of the bitterness, as Omnicron was wrong and the Nexomon continue to thrive and survive centuries after his death.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:In the game's true ending, Omnicron has been destroyed once and for all, stopping his crusade against the human race and freeing the Nexomon from his influence, giving them true freedom to coexist with humans. Unfortunately, he's devastated Parum and he and his children unleashed immense suffering across the world during the story. Also, according to Omnicron himself, the Nexomon would will be doomed to go extinct as his soul was the source of their lifeforce.]][[spoiler: ''Extinction'' fortunately removes much of the bitterness, as Omnicron was wrong and the Nexomon continue to thrive and survive centuries after his death.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:In the game's true ending, Omnicron has been destroyed once and for all, stopping his crusade against the human race and freeing the Nexomon from his influence, giving them true freedom to coexist with humans. Unfortunately, he's devastated Parum and he and his children unleashed immense suffering across the world during the story. Also, according to Omnicron himself, the Nexomon would be doomed to go extinct as his soul was the source of their lifeforce.]][[spoiler: ''Extinction'' fortunately removes much of the bitterness, as Omnicron was wrong and the Nexomon continue to thrive and survive centuries after his death.]]



* ChessmasterSidekick: Malk is this to the Nexolord. [[spoiler: After escaping Micromon, Malk sought out Metta and gave him the means to resurrect Omnicron's children as well as Omnicron himself. All as part of his revenge for being created in the first place.]]
* DoomedHometown: On the way to the first town, Parum, the player comes across a few houses that have been set on fire by the current Nexolord's minions. [[spoiler:In the post-game, the whole town and the preceding routes, including the player's house, has been wrecked by Omnicron after escaping from the Underworld.]]

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* ChessmasterSidekick: Malk is this to the Nexolord. [[spoiler: After escaping and destroying Micromon, Malk sought out Metta and gave him the means to resurrect Omnicron's children as well as Omnicron himself. All as part of his revenge for being created in the first place.]]
* DoomedHometown: On the way to the first town, Parum, the player comes across a few houses that have been set on fire by the current Nexolord's minions. [[spoiler:In the post-game, the whole town and the preceding routes, including the player's house, has been wrecked by Omnicron after escaping from the Underworld.]] [[spoiler:Once Omnicron is destroyed for good, Parum is rebuilt and becomes a thriving city by the time of ''Extinction''.]]



* GodInHumanForm: [[spoiler:The current Nexolord and his Champions, though seemingly human, are the offspring of children of Omnicron the Primordial Tyrant in disguise. This is also the case for Deena, who is actually Nara, the Primordial Tyrant of Life.]]

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* GodInHumanForm: [[spoiler:The current Nexolord Metta and his Champions, though seemingly human, are the offspring of Primordial Tyrants, the children of Omnicron the Primordial Tyrant in disguise. This is also the case for Deena, who is actually Nara, the Primordial Tyrant of Life.]]



* KeystoneArmy: [[spoiler:Fortunately Averted. Omnicron believed his soul was key to the Nexomons' survival and that they would be doomed to extinction if it was destroyed. As ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'' showed, he was ''completely'' wrong.]]
* KillAllHumans: [[spoiler:Omnicron created the Nexomon as an army to destroy humanity and claim their world for himself.]]

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* KeystoneArmy: [[spoiler:Fortunately Averted. Omnicron believed his soul was key to the source of the Nexomons' survival lifeforce and that they would be doomed to extinction in a matter of years if it he was destroyed. As ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'' showed, he was ''completely'' wrong.wrong, as the Nexomon are still around and thriving centuries after his death.]]
* KillAllHumans: [[spoiler:Omnicron created the Nexomon as an army to destroy humanity and claim their world for himself. However, he was more than strong enough to destroy everything on his own, holding back his full power simply because he despised humans and wanted them to suffer before dying.]]



* SequelHook: After completing the story portion of the PostEndGameContent, there's a brief ToBeContinued and mention of how the tradition of Nexolords will eventually become '''[[VideoGame/NexomonExtinction extinct]]''' before Atlas interjects and the game returns to the present.

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* SequelHook: After completing the story portion of the PostEndGameContent, there's a brief ToBeContinued and mention of how the tradition of Nexolords Nexomon will eventually become '''[[VideoGame/NexomonExtinction extinct]]''' before Atlas interjects and the game returns to the present.

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* AIIsACrapshoot: Just before the final battle, [[spoiler:Professor Malk from ''Micromon'' reveals that he was the NPC of a digital world created by people to escape Omnicron. Enraged at his own existence, he instigated the destruction of his own world to spite humanity, and ThePowerOfHate allowed him to manifest in the real world.]]

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* AIIsACrapshoot: Just before the final battle, [[spoiler:Professor Malk from ''Micromon'' reveals that he was the NPC of Project Pixekai, a digital world created by people to escape Omnicron. Enraged at his own existence, he instigated the destruction of existence after discovering his own world to spite humanity, true nature, he destroyed Pixekai and everyone on it, and ThePowerOfHate allowed him to manifest in the real world.world. He then met Metta and taught him how to revive his father, so that Omnicron could destroy humanity.]]


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* OmnicidalManiac: [[spoiler:Malk went completely nuts after discovering he was not a real human and became so disgusted with the cowardice of his makers that he declared war on humanity, becoming even more monstrous than Omnicron himself. He destroyed Pixekai and all those who lived in there, and helped Metta revive Omnicron so that he could destroy the human race.]]

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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Omnicron's soul is destroyed in the post-game, ensuing that he can't be revived. This is confirmed in ''Extinction'' by Atlas.]]

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* KeystoneArmy: [[spoiler:Fortunately Averted. Omnicron believed his soul was key to the Nexomons' survival and that they would be doomed to extinction if it was destroyed. As ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'' showed, he was ''completely'' wrong.]]
* KillAllHumans: [[spoiler:Omnicron created the Nexomon as an army to destroy humanity and claim their world for himself.]]
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Omnicron's soul is destroyed in the post-game, ensuing ensuring that he can't be revived. This is confirmed in ''Extinction'' by Atlas.]]



* LotusEaterMachine: The post-game involves travelling into various "Nightmares" in order to [[spoiler:free the souls of the Tyrants, which unlocks where Omnicron's soul is being kept, and erase it instead of letting Omnicron recover and eventually resurrect itself]]. However, towards the end, [[spoiler:it turns out the ''protagonist'' has been in one of these since the post-game started; between the original ending and when you continue, there was an off-screen attempt to defeat Omnicron's soul, which failed, let Omnicron and the Tyrants escape, and led to Ziegler imprisoning the player as punishment]].

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* LotusEaterMachine: The post-game involves travelling traveling into various "Nightmares" in order to [[spoiler:free the souls of the Tyrants, which unlocks where Omnicron's soul is being kept, and erase it instead of letting Omnicron recover and eventually resurrect itself]]. However, towards the end, [[spoiler:it turns out the ''protagonist'' has been in one of these since the post-game started; between the original ending and when you continue, there was an off-screen attempt to defeat Omnicron's soul, which failed, let Omnicron and the Tyrants escape, and led to Ziegler imprisoning the player as punishment]].
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* GameplayAndStorySegration: Many times the player is assisted by Overseers and other companions. It is implied they fight some battles with them, but they are never actually seen fighting during battles. Only the player's fights are shown.

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* GameplayAndStorySegration: GameplayAndStorySegregation: Many times the player is assisted by Overseers and other companions. It is implied they fight some battles with them, but they are never actually seen fighting during battles. Only the player's fights are shown.
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''Nexomon'' is a MonsSeries game developed by VEWO Interactive, and the successor to ''VideoGame/MicromonTheLegendOfVaithe'', a 2014 {{Mon}} game released for iOS. ''Nexomon'' was originally released in 2017 for iOS, but a UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} version was made available as an Early Access title in November 29th, 2019, with the full release coming in July 2020. A sequel, ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'', was released in late August 2020.

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''Nexomon'' is a MonsSeries game developed by VEWO Interactive, and the successor to ''VideoGame/MicromonTheLegendOfVaithe'', ''[[VideoGame/{{Micromon}} Micromon: The Legend of Vaithe]]'', a 2014 {{Mon}} game released for iOS. ''Nexomon'' was originally released in 2017 for iOS, but a UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} version was made available as an Early Access title in November 29th, 2019, with the full release coming in July 2020. A sequel, ''VideoGame/NexomonExtinction'', was released in late August 2020.

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