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** Right before you face Minerva, you can fight a breeder using a team of Pokémon that give lots of experience as much as you like with a healing station nearby. She also gives you Exp Candies on victory.

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** Right before you face Minerva, a Keyholder, you can fight a breeder using a team of Pokémon that give lots of experience as much as you like with a healing station nearby. She They also gives give you Exp Candies on victory.



* UndergroundMonkey: The Mystic variants. Unlike regional variants formed by natural speciation, these Pokémon were mutated by magic. There are currently 26 Mystic evolution line variants planned, with possibly more to come - as of the current update, the player can only receive a Mystic Hoenn starter (Flying type Treecko, Rock type Torchic, Fighting type Mudkip) and the Psychic type Mystic Voltorb.

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* UndergroundMonkey: The Mystic variants. Unlike regional variants formed by natural speciation, these Pokémon were mutated by magic. There are currently 26 Mystic evolution line variants planned, with possibly more to come - as of the current update, in Act 1, the player can only receive a Mystic Hoenn starter (Flying type Treecko, Rock type Torchic, Fighting type Mudkip) and the Psychic type Mystic Voltorb.
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* BonusBoss: Quite a few. As of the current update, [[spoiler: Aten and Trent are considered the hardest of them and even harder than the most difficult mandatory fights such as Minerva.]]
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* [[spoiler: WeatherControlMachine:]] [[spoiler: The AbandonedLaboratory has one that's creating a deadly snow over the Koneli Demense, and is powered by a [[OlympusMons Genesect]] holding a Chill Drive.]]

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* [[spoiler: WeatherControlMachine:]] WeatherControlMachine: [[spoiler: The AbandonedLaboratory has one that's creating a deadly snow over the Koneli Demense, and is powered by a [[OlympusMons Genesect]] holding a Chill Drive.]]
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* SevenHeavenlyVirtues: Contrastingly, the 7 paragons of the Church are named after these. [[One of them, Hyacinth, also serves as the [[TheFairFolk Fairy type]] Keyholder.]]

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* SevenHeavenlyVirtues: Contrastingly, the 7 paragons of the Church are named after these. [[One [[spoiler: One of them, Hyacinth, also serves as the [[TheFairFolk Fairy type]] Keyholder.]]
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* SevenHeavenlyVirtues: Contrastingly, the 7 paragons of the Church are named after these. [[One of them, Hyacinth, also serves as the [[TheFairFolk Fairy type]] Keyholder.]]
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* AbandonedLaboratory: The setting of a good chunk of Act 2, doubling as BigBoosHaunt. [[spoiler: It belonged to a previous member of the Doctrine before his death, and holds the True Spooky Plate.]]

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* AbandonedLaboratory: The setting of a good chunk of Act 2, doubling as BigBoosHaunt. [[spoiler: It belonged to a previous member of the Doctrine before his death, and holds the True Spooky Plate. You end up having to fight said member's VengefulSpirit.]]
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* AbandonedLaboratory: The setting of a good chunk of Act 2. [[spoiler: It belonged to a previous member of the Doctrine before his death, and holds the True Spooky Plate.]]

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* AbandonedLaboratory: The setting of a good chunk of Act 2.2, doubling as BigBoosHaunt. [[spoiler: It belonged to a previous member of the Doctrine before his death, and holds the True Spooky Plate.]]
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* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The Koneli Catacombs are this, as well as the arena where you fight the [[BigCreepyCrawlies Bug type]] Keyholder Agrus.
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* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after. Each of the Plates is guarded by a Heroic Pokemon, which serve as {{Boss Battles}}.]]

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* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after. Each of the Plates is guarded by a Heroic Pokemon, which serve as {{Boss Battles}}.boss battles.]]
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* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after. Each of the Plates is guarded by a Heroic Pokemon, which serve as {{BossBattles}}.]]

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* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after. Each of the Plates is guarded by a Heroic Pokemon, which serve as {{BossBattles}}.{{Boss Battles}}.]]
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* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after.]]

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* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after. Each of the Plates is guarded by a Heroic Pokemon, which serve as {{BossBattles}}.]]
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* [[spoiler: WeatherControlMachine:]] [[spoiler: The AbandonedLaboratory has one that's creating a deadly snow over the Koneli Demense, and is powered by a [[OlympusMons Genesect]] holding a Chill Drive.]]

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* AbandonedLaboratory: The setting of a good chunk of Act 2. [[spoiler: It belonged to a previous member of the Doctrine before his death, and holds the True Spooky Plate.]]



* [[spoiler: CosmicKeystone:]] [[spoiler: The game centers around the "True" versions of the 18 Plates of Arceus, which both the Church and Doctrine are after.]]



** [[spoiler: A good example of this is a sidequest that reveals the Church is holding a Type: Null in captivity, showing that they may not be as pure as they seem.]]



* LostWoods: The Koneli Demense is this.



* UndergroundLevel: [[spoiler: You find a whole forest and temple underneath the starting island.]]

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** In Act 2, more Mystic variants have become available, such as the Grass/Ghost Mystic Eldegoss and the Fire/Ghost Mystic Poochyena.
* UndergroundLevel: [[spoiler: You find a whole forest and temple underneath the starting island.island that houses the True Meadow Plate.]]
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The game is divided into Acts, with Act 1 being the bulk of the current release of the game, covering the events up to the fight with the first Keyholder and some Act 2 and optional content available afterwards. The game was released in December 2020 and can be downloaded [[https://reliccastle.com/threads/3095/ on the game's Relic Castle page]].

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The game is divided into Acts, with Act 1 and 2 being the bulk of the current release of the game, covering the events up to the fight with the first 3rd Keyholder and some Act 2 and optional content available afterwards. The game was released in December 2020 and can be downloaded [[https://reliccastle.com/threads/3095/ on the game's Relic Castle page]].
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''Pokémon Azure'' is an episodically released [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon]] fangame made with RPG Maker XP. It takes place in the region of Zakos, currently on the brink of a civil war with a monarch that could not care less about the coming conflict. You and your friend set out from home as tensions between factions swell to an all-time high, and as things go on, it becomes more and more apparent that you're connected somehow to the source of the problems plaguing the region...

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''Pokémon Azure'' is an episodically released [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon]] ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fangame made with RPG Maker XP. It takes place in the region of Zakos, currently on the brink of a civil war with a monarch that could not care less about the coming conflict. You and your friend set out from home as tensions between factions swell to an all-time high, and as things go on, it becomes more and more apparent that you're connected somehow to the source of the problems plaguing the region...
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''Azure'' takes inspiration from ''VideoGame/PokemonReborn'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonRejuvenation''. There are 16 'Keyholders' (this game's equivalent of gym leaders), level caps, a DarkerAndEdgier storyline (though not as much as the aforementioned games) than the usual Pokémon games, and a field effect system, where battles are affected by the immediate environment. And of course, [[NintendoHard it's very hard.]] Unlike ''Reborn'' and more like ''Rejuvenation'', there are variants exclusive to the game called 'Mystic forms', an alternate take on regional forms of certain Pokémon with new typings, stats, abilities and possibly evolutions.

The game is divided into Acts, with Act 1 being the bulk of the current release of the game, covering the events up to the fight with the first Keyholder and some Act 2 and optional content available afterwards. It can be downloaded [[https://reliccastle.com/threads/3095/ on the game's Relic Castle page.]]

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''Azure'' takes inspiration from ''VideoGame/PokemonReborn'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonRejuvenation''. There are 16 'Keyholders' sixteen "Keyholders" (this game's equivalent of gym leaders), level caps, a DarkerAndEdgier storyline (though not as much as the aforementioned games) than the usual Pokémon games, and a field effect system, where battles are affected by the immediate environment. And of course, [[NintendoHard it's very hard.]] hard]]. Unlike ''Reborn'' and more like ''Rejuvenation'', there are variants exclusive to the game called 'Mystic forms', "Mystic forms", an alternate take on regional forms of certain Pokémon with new typings, stats, abilities and possibly evolutions.

The game is divided into Acts, with Act 1 being the bulk of the current release of the game, covering the events up to the fight with the first Keyholder and some Act 2 and optional content available afterwards. It The game was released in December 2020 and can be downloaded [[https://reliccastle.com/threads/3095/ on the game's Relic Castle page.]]
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The monarch of Zakos is at least one of the strongest people in the region, as they need to find and defeat the 16 powerful Keyholders and defeat the previous monarch before they can ascend the throne.


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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: The monarch of Zakos is at least one of the strongest people in the region, as they need to find and defeat the 16 powerful Keyholders and defeat the previous monarch before they can ascend the throne.

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''Azure'' takes inspiration from ''VideoGame/PokemonReborn'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonRejuvenation''. There are 16 'Keyholders' (this game's equivalent of gym leaders), level caps, a DarkerAndEdgier storyline (though not as much as the aforementioned games, at least not yet) than the usual Pokémon games, and a field effect system, where battles are affected by the immediate environment. And of course, [[NintendoHard it's very hard.]] Unlike ''Reborn'' and more like ''Rejuvenation'', there are variants exclusive to the game called 'Mystic forms', an alternate take on regional forms of certain Pokémon with new typings, stats, abilities and possibly evolutions.

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''Azure'' takes inspiration from ''VideoGame/PokemonReborn'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonRejuvenation''. There are 16 'Keyholders' (this game's equivalent of gym leaders), level caps, a DarkerAndEdgier storyline (though not as much as the aforementioned games, at least not yet) games) than the usual Pokémon games, and a field effect system, where battles are affected by the immediate environment. And of course, [[NintendoHard it's very hard.]] Unlike ''Reborn'' and more like ''Rejuvenation'', there are variants exclusive to the game called 'Mystic forms', an alternate take on regional forms of certain Pokémon with new typings, stats, abilities and possibly evolutions.



** There is a tent in Logium Town B where you can freely alter the difficulty of the game, check your Pokémon's happiness and their Hidden Power type. The Pokémon Center in the same town is also combined with Help Request centers, Pokemarts, and the Name Rater.

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** There is a tent in Logium Town B where you can freely alter the difficulty of the game, check your Pokémon's happiness and their Hidden Power type.
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The Pokémon Center in the same town is Centers are also combined with Help Request centers, Pokemarts, and the Name Rater.



* AppliedPhlebotinum: Magic as a concept isn't really in the normal games beyond the typical PsychicPowers or RealityWarper Pokemon. In this game, Professor Oleander outright refers to herself as a mage.

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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Magic as a concept isn't really in the normal games beyond the typical PsychicPowers or RealityWarper Pokemon. In this game, magic is seemingly central to the major plot, with Mystic Pokemon being products of magical research and Professor Oleander outright refers to calling herself as a mage.



* GeoEffects: As like in ''Reborn'' or ''Rejuvenation'', the location of the battle will affect moves, abilities, etc. The beach field will power up some Water and mud or sand-based moves, for instance.

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* GeoEffects: As like in ''Reborn'' or ''Rejuvenation'', the location of the battle will affect moves, abilities, etc. The beach field will power up some increase the defenses of Sandygast thanks to its Water and mud or sand-based moves, Compaction, for instance.



* LighterAndSofter: Despite the game being a slightly more mature take on Pokémon, it isn't quite as grimdark as some other fangames like ''Reborn'', or at least not yet - other than the overarching plot and some dialogue nothing here would raise the age rating drastically higher than a normal Pokémon game.

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* LighterAndSofter: Despite the game being a slightly more mature take on Pokémon, it isn't quite as grimdark grim as some other fangames like ''Reborn'', or at least not yet ''Reborn'' - other than the overarching plot being more serious in subject matter and some dialogue tone, nothing here would raise the age rating drastically higher than a normal Pokémon game.



* MysteriousPast: Applies to both the main character and Kara. There are important characters who recognize you, but the nature of this isn't fully elaborated on, nor is Kara's relationship with Jirachi beyond her sentiment that she needs to prove herself to it. It doesn't help that [[spoiler: the town you grew up in was hidden by an illusion for some reason and you're being hunted by Doctrine cultists almost as soon as your journey begins.]]

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* MysteriousPast: Applies to both the main character and Kara. There are important characters who recognize you, but the nature of this isn't fully elaborated on, nor is Kara's relationship with Jirachi beyond her sentiment that she needs to prove herself to it. It doesn't help that [[spoiler: the town you grew up in was hidden by an illusion for some reason reason, and you're being hunted by Doctrine cultists almost as soon as your journey begins.]]



* SpaceColdWar: What Zakos is currently engaged in. The fighting between the Church of Arceus and the Doctrine is relegated to proxy conflicts and small skirmishes.

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* SpaceColdWar: What Zakos is currently engaged in. The fighting between the Church of Arceus and the Doctrine is relegated to proxy conflicts and small skirmishes. skirmishes...at least for now.

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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Magic as a concept isn't really in the normal games beyond the typical PsychicPowers or RealityWarper Pokemon. In this game, Professor Oleander outright refers to herself as a mage.



* BonusBoss: Quite a few. As of the current update, both [[spoiler: Aten and Trent are the hardest of them.]]

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* BonusBoss: Quite a few. As of the current update, both [[spoiler: Aten and Trent are considered the hardest of them.them and even harder than the most difficult mandatory fights such as Minerva.]]


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* DifficultyLevels: The game can be played on Easy, Normal, or Intense difficulty. In practice, however, it plays more like 'mildly difficult', 'hard', and 'HarderThanHard'.
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* {{Atlantis}}: [[spoiler: The Drowned City, a massive ancient temple city that sunk beneath the waves and whose existence is lost to myth.]]

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* {{Atlantis}}: [[spoiler: The Drowned City, a massive ancient temple city that sunk beneath the waves and whose existence is with even knowledge of it almost completely lost to myth.time.]]

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* Retool: The traditional gym, league, and champion system isn't the main focus of the game. Instead, there are Keyholders, 16 type specialists across the region who hold a key to Mt. Olympa's 16 gates, and anyone who is capable of getting all the keys and ascending said mountain challenges the current standing monarch for the throne. That said, [[spoiler: there is a sidequest based around helping found a league of 19 gym leaders in Zakos.]]

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* Retool: {{Retool}}: The traditional gym, league, and champion system isn't the main focus of the game. Instead, there are Keyholders, 16 type specialists across the region who hold a key to Mt. Olympa's 16 gates, and anyone who is capable of getting all the keys and ascending said mountain challenges the current standing monarch for the throne. That said, [[spoiler: there is a sidequest based around helping found a league of 19 gym leaders in Zakos.]]



* UndergroundLevel: [[spoiler: You find a whole forest and temple underneath the starting island.]]

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* UndergroundLevel: [[spoiler: You find a whole forest and temple underneath the starting island.]]]]
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''Pokémon Azure'' is an episodically released [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon]] fangame made with RPG Maker XP. It takes place in the region of Zakos, currently on the brink of a civil war with a monarch that could not care less about the coming conflict. You and your friend set out from home as tensions between factions swell to an all-time high, and as things go on, it becomes more and more apparent that you're connected somehow to the source of the problems plaguing the region...

''Azure'' takes inspiration from ''VideoGame/PokemonReborn'' and ''VideoGame/PokemonRejuvenation''. There are 16 'Keyholders' (this game's equivalent of gym leaders), level caps, a DarkerAndEdgier storyline (though not as much as the aforementioned games, at least not yet) than the usual Pokémon games, and a field effect system, where battles are affected by the immediate environment. And of course, [[NintendoHard it's very hard.]] Unlike ''Reborn'' and more like ''Rejuvenation'', there are variants exclusive to the game called 'Mystic forms', an alternate take on regional forms of certain Pokémon with new typings, stats, abilities and possibly evolutions.

The game is divided into Acts, with Act 1 being the bulk of the current release of the game, covering the events up to the fight with the first Keyholder and some Act 2 and optional content available afterwards. It can be downloaded [[https://reliccastle.com/threads/3095/ on the game's Relic Castle page.]]

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* AntiFrustrationFeatures:
** The game will automatically ask if you want to turn debug mode on at the start of the game, in case you wish to use it to skip any grinding and in case you want to skip past manually altering the game's scripts to access it.
** There is a tent in Logium Town B where you can freely alter the difficulty of the game, check your Pokémon's happiness and their Hidden Power type. The Pokémon Center in the same town is also combined with Help Request centers, Pokemarts, and the Name Rater.
** Right before you face Minerva, you can fight a breeder using a team of Pokémon that give lots of experience as much as you like with a healing station nearby. She also gives you Exp Candies on victory.
* {{Atlantis}}: [[spoiler: The Drowned City, a massive ancient temple city that sunk beneath the waves and whose existence is lost to myth.]]
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The monarch of Zakos is at least one of the strongest people in the region, as they need to find and defeat the 16 powerful Keyholders and defeat the previous monarch before they can ascend the throne.
* BalanceBuff:
** Hail, traditionally a fairly useless weather, has now been buffed to increase the physical defense of Ice-types while active.
** A few Pokémon have obtained new typings, and some underused Pokémon that are met as static encounters (Pokémon obtained from sidequests rather than in the wild) have Egg Moves to encourage more use.
* BonusBoss: Quite a few. As of the current update, both [[spoiler: Aten and Trent are the hardest of them.]]
* CanonImmigrant: [[spoiler: [[Characters/PokemonSunAndMoonMajorOrganizations The Ultra Recon Squad.]]]]
* {{Cap}}: The levels of your Pokémon are capped at around the level of the Pokémon the next Keyholder uses until they're defeated. The Keys themselves are what increases your cap, but [[GameplayAndStorySegregation enemies don't follow that limitation.]]
* CharacterCustomization: You have 3 choices of main character, Troy (male), Ellis (female) and Key (nonbinary).
* ChurchMilitant: The major conflict in the game stems from a religious war between two groups, one that worships Arceus and the other Giratina.
* {{Cult}}: The Doctrine of Giratina, opposing the Church of Arceus.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The game is centered around a holy civil war, so it comes off as this compared to the mainline Pokémon games. That said, see LighterAndSofter below.
* FieldPowerEffect: The fields in the game buff the power of certain types, such as the Psychic Terrain strengthening the power of Psychic moves.
* GeoEffects: As like in ''Reborn'' or ''Rejuvenation'', the location of the battle will affect moves, abilities, etc. The beach field will power up some Water and mud or sand-based moves, for instance.
* GrayAndGrayMorality: [[spoiler: Assuming Lux is to be believed, this is the nature of the Doctrine vs Church fight.]]
* LighterAndSofter: Despite the game being a slightly more mature take on Pokémon, it isn't quite as grimdark as some other fangames like ''Reborn'', or at least not yet - other than the overarching plot and some dialogue nothing here would raise the age rating drastically higher than a normal Pokémon game.
* MagicalLibrary: The first 'gym' is one of these. Activating switches will teleport bookshelves around and all battles here are fought on the Psychic Terrain, which distorts reality. The books themselves are normal, though, and when it's not in 'challenger' mode it just functions as a normal library.
* MysteriousPast: Applies to both the main character and Kara. There are important characters who recognize you, but the nature of this isn't fully elaborated on, nor is Kara's relationship with Jirachi beyond her sentiment that she needs to prove herself to it. It doesn't help that [[spoiler: the town you grew up in was hidden by an illusion for some reason and you're being hunted by Doctrine cultists almost as soon as your journey begins.]]
* NintendoHard: On Normal and Intense, random and important trainers carry far more and powerful Pokémon than the normal games - just the first Keyholder carries a full team of 6 with strong Pokémon like Kadabra or Sigilyph on a field that boosts her Psychic moves while you're still using mostly unevolved Pokémon. Even Easy mode's major fights come off as considerably rougher than the normal games.
* QuestGiver: There is a help center in Logium Town B who will give you a list of sidequests to complete for cash, Pokémon, or other rewards.
* Retool: The traditional gym, league, and champion system isn't the main focus of the game. Instead, there are Keyholders, 16 type specialists across the region who hold a key to Mt. Olympa's 16 gates, and anyone who is capable of getting all the keys and ascending said mountain challenges the current standing monarch for the throne. That said, [[spoiler: there is a sidequest based around helping found a league of 19 gym leaders in Zakos.]]
* TheRival: Both Percy and Kara are these. Kara moreso, as Percy dislikes fighting (though he does far more on-screen fighting than Kara in Act 1, ironically).
* SaintlyChurch: As far as the player knows, the Church of Arceus, or at least they seem to be this compared to the Doctrine.
* SevenDeadlySins: The 7 elders of the Doctrine are named after them.
* SpaceColdWar: What Zakos is currently engaged in. The fighting between the Church of Arceus and the Doctrine is relegated to proxy conflicts and small skirmishes.
* UndergroundMonkey: The Mystic variants. Unlike regional variants formed by natural speciation, these Pokémon were mutated by magic. There are currently 26 Mystic evolution line variants planned, with possibly more to come - as of the current update, the player can only receive a Mystic Hoenn starter (Flying type Treecko, Rock type Torchic, Fighting type Mudkip) and the Psychic type Mystic Voltorb.
* UndergroundLevel: [[spoiler: You find a whole forest and temple underneath the starting island.]]

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