History VideoGame / PowerProKunPocket4

** You are required to clear 4 different minigames to recruit teammates. Clearing any of them will increase the difficulty of the next.

JustForFun/TheOneWith a obliviating Baseball curse.

** Clear ''Sunrise High'' 3 times and you'll get a second scenario with RPG gameplay that's [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent practically unrelated]] to both the rest of the game and baseball.

''Power Pro-kun Pocket 4'' is a 2002 Baseball simulator + visual novel + turn-based RPG developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance. It brought back the "Inner Success" story mode and introduced turn-based RPG combat, the "Baseball Doll" system and the AlternateUniverse versions of previous characters that would be featured in most of the Inners until the end of the series.

* FinalDeath: Don't let teammates die in ''RPG-Style Fantasy''. The game even keeps track of deceased friends to shame the player.

* {{Expy}}: Kameda in ''RPG-Style Fantasy'' dresses like [[Anime/MazingerZ Kouji Kabuto]], but with a red helmet. Ironically, while the Gundar Robo resembles the Mazinger, the Gundar Golem in this game does not... until we see Kameda showcasing the "Z Gundar Golem" in the epilogue.

* NintendoHard: The combat system in ''RPG-Style Fantasy'' is quite simple and you should trivialize it with bombs whenever possible, but all the luck and management factors will make it difficult to clear the story and get a reliable custom character out of it.
* NoDeathRun: You only get one life to clear the ''Gradius'' minigame. During ''Sunrise High'', you must at least get 10000 points to clear its sidequest (clearing the minigame is worth bonus exp points).

** The game over screen for ''RPG-Style Fantasy'' shows Yamada sadly leaving the protagonist's makeshift grave behind. There are several possible scenes depending for it depending of where the player got killed.

* {{Expy}}: Kameda in ''RPG-Style Fantasy'' dresses like [[Anime/MazingerZ Kouji Kabuto]], but with a red helmet. Ironically, while the Gundar Robo resembles the Mazinger, the Gundar Golem in this game does not.

* TheCameo: One of the menu icons shows original Glasses Clan member Akio Yabé surrounded by Yamada, Bonda and Kameda. While he's a deuteragonist in the main ''Pawapuro'' series, Akio never appears in person in the ''Pawapoke'' series, and Bonda and Kameda (the original one) are absent from this one.

* TheCameo: One of the menu icons shows original Glasses Clan member Akio Yabé surrounded by Yamada, Bonda and Kameda. While he's a deuteragonist in the main ''Pawapuro'' series, Akio never appears in person in the ''Pawapoke'' series, and Bonda and Kameda are absent from this one.

** The game over screen for ''RPG-Style Fantasy'' shows Yamada sadly leaving the protagonist's makeshift grave behind.

In a fantasy world, an adventurer attempts to make the ultimate baseball player doll after a king's collection is destroyed.

** There are two game over outcomes in ''Sunrise High''. Failing to keep the Baseball club running gets Hero 4 dragged into a vortex of oblivion by a vengeful spirit, and then we see Yamada [[DeadHatShot picking up his cap]] but not remembering who owned it anymore. Losing a match towards the end, on the other end, gets the entire team erased from existence.

** If you fail to clear ''Sunrise High'''s objectives, more and more characters disappear until Hero 4 himself is dragged into a vortex of oblivion.