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KasaneTeto: /* New Pokémon */

2012-04-05T04:39:13Z

New Pokémon

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	== New Pokémon ==		== New Pokémon ==
-	As with previous generations, [[156\|a ridiculous number]] of new Pokémon were added, bringing the total up to [[649]]. However, none of these new Pokémon are [[evolution]]s (let alone [[Eeveelution]]s), [[egg Pokémon]], or new [[formes]] of existing Pokémon; they all all original; and a vast majority of them are [[Dark]], [[Psychic]], [[Fighting]] or [[Ghost]] type. The variety ranges from the cute sea otter [[~~Mijumaru~~]], to the fearsome [[Reshiram]]. Like [[Pokémon 4\|games before them]] though, the quality of these designs is mixed and open to debate, depending on your interpretation.	+	As with previous generations, [[156\|a ridiculous number]] of new Pokémon were added, bringing the total up to [[649]]. However, none of these new Pokémon are [[evolution]]s (let alone [[Eeveelution]]s), [[egg Pokémon]], or new [[formes]] of existing Pokémon; they all all original; and a vast majority of them are [[Dark]], [[Psychic]], [[Fighting]] or [[Ghost]] type. The variety ranges from the cute sea otter [[Oshawott]], to the fearsome [[Reshiram]]. Like [[Pokémon 4\|games before them]] though, the quality of these designs is mixed and open to debate, depending on your interpretation.

	== New Material ==		== New Material ==

Keiji: /* Musical Genius */ dat apostrophe

2012-04-03T18:57:35Z

Musical Genius: dat apostrophe

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	== Musical Genius ==		== Musical Genius ==
-	[[Go Ichinose]] returns; and he's better than ever! While [[Victini Battle Theme\|some]] [[Wild Pokémon Battle theme\|of]] the battle themes are a hit and miss affair, everything else is spot on, from the bagpipes in [[White Forest]], to the eerie choir of Geechisu's battle theme, and the emotional prologue music. The OST is probably capable of even blowing [[Pokémon 2]] and ~~it's~~ remakes out of the water (Hah! [[Keiji]] would like to see ''that''!) with some of the more outstanding pieces, not to mention the inclusion of real event music, and a tucked away little remix of [[Blue (trainer)\|Blue/Green]]'s theme.	+	[[Go Ichinose]] returns; and he's better than ever! While [[Victini Battle Theme\|some]] [[Wild Pokémon Battle theme\|of]] the battle themes are a hit and miss affair, everything else is spot on, from the bagpipes in [[White Forest]], to the eerie choir of Geechisu's battle theme, and the emotional prologue music. The OST is probably capable of even blowing [[Pokémon 2]] and its remakes out of the water (Hah! [[Keiji]] would like to see ''that''!) with some of the more outstanding pieces, not to mention the inclusion of real event music, and a tucked away little remix of [[Blue (trainer)\|Blue/Green]]'s theme.

	=== A [[MOTHER]] Reference? ===		=== A [[MOTHER]] Reference? ===
	Pokémon games in general can be quite notorious for their MOTHER/Earthbound references, obvious or obscure, but this game beats every other game. One example would be N's Farewell theme, which sounds like that tear jerking theme from [[MOTHER 3]]. With all the MOTHER-iness of the game (Taking place in [[America]], etc.), one would feel like they're playing a Pokémon version of MOTHER...		Pokémon games in general can be quite notorious for their MOTHER/Earthbound references, obvious or obscure, but this game beats every other game. One example would be N's Farewell theme, which sounds like that tear jerking theme from [[MOTHER 3]]. With all the MOTHER-iness of the game (Taking place in [[America]], etc.), one would feel like they're playing a Pokémon version of MOTHER...

Keiji: /* Characters and Plot */

2011-05-30T12:56:36Z

Characters and Plot

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	{{Selfref\|Main article: [[N Harmonia]]}}		{{Selfref\|Main article: [[N Harmonia]]}}
	{{Spoilers}}		{{Spoilers}}
-	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.	+	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N Harmonia]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.

	The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Alder]].		The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Alder]].

Keiji: /* Characters and Plot */

2011-05-30T12:55:00Z

Characters and Plot

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	== Characters and Plot ==		== Characters and Plot ==
-	~~<blockquote>''~~Main article: [[N Harmonia]]~~''</blockquote>~~	+	{{Selfref\|Main article: [[N Harmonia]]}}
-	~~<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>~~	+	{{Spoilers}}
	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.		The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.

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	Oh, yeah. And once that's done with, you can now keep filling up your Pokédex (If you haven't yet), find the six other sages for [[Looker]], and battle said Champion for the Hall of Fame, as you intended to a while ago. You can also battle Cynthia in a villa and the [[Shigeki Morimoto\|mastermind of Pokémon himself]]. No, really!		Oh, yeah. And once that's done with, you can now keep filling up your Pokédex (If you haven't yet), find the six other sages for [[Looker]], and battle said Champion for the Hall of Fame, as you intended to a while ago. You can also battle Cynthia in a villa and the [[Shigeki Morimoto\|mastermind of Pokémon himself]]. No, really!
		+	{{Spoilers end}}

	== Musical Genius ==		== Musical Genius ==

Keiji: /* Characters and Plot */

2011-05-30T12:54:21Z

Characters and Plot

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	== Characters and Plot ==		== Characters and Plot ==
-	<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>	+	<blockquote>''Main article: [[N Harmonia]]''</blockquote>
	<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>
	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.		The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.

KasaneTeto: /* Characters and Plot */

2011-04-17T05:41:37Z

Characters and Plot

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	<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>
	<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>
-	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[~~Youya~~]] and [[~~Touko~~]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|~~spikey~~ hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is ~~infact~~, an attractive antagonist. [[~~Geechisu~~]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team. [[Professor ~~Araragi~~]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.	+	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Hilbert]] and [[Hilda]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spiky hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is, in fact, an attractive antagonist. [[Ghetsis]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team, maybe even the [[Cipher\|resident villains]] of the horror that is [[Orre]]! [[Professor Juniper]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.

-	The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[~~Adeku~~]].	+	The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Alder]].
	And instead of being in Japan, it's in [[America]]! Anyway, while it starts innocently enough with a battle with your rivals and your first new Pokémon, the first town throws you right [[into the thick of it]] when you stumble upon Team Plasma's attempts to pep rally the town into releasing their Pokémon, and the mysterious N, whom, despite his naive beliefs that Pokémon aren't made for battle, battles you anyway. Eventually, as you collect Gym badges, the Gym Leaders reveal to you legends of Yin and Yang Pokémon, and eventually N actually seizes control of one of them. Later on, rather than battling the Champion, the ending boils down to a [[epic battle\|climatic battle]] against Team Plasma in N's very own [[castle]]!		And instead of being in Japan, it's in [[America]]! Anyway, while it starts innocently enough with a battle with your rivals and your first new Pokémon, the first town throws you right [[into the thick of it]] when you stumble upon Team Plasma's attempts to pep rally the town into releasing their Pokémon, and the mysterious N, whom, despite his naive beliefs that Pokémon aren't made for battle, battles you anyway. Eventually, as you collect Gym badges, the Gym Leaders reveal to you legends of Yin and Yang Pokémon, and eventually N actually seizes control of one of them. Later on, rather than battling the Champion, the ending boils down to a [[epic battle\|climatic battle]] against Team Plasma in N's very own [[castle]]!
		+
		+	Oh, yeah. And once that's done with, you can now keep filling up your Pokédex (If you haven't yet), find the six other sages for [[Looker]], and battle said Champion for the Hall of Fame, as you intended to a while ago. You can also battle Cynthia in a villa and the [[Shigeki Morimoto\|mastermind of Pokémon himself]]. No, really!

	== Musical Genius ==		== Musical Genius ==

Keiji at 17:12, 13 February 2011

2011-02-13T17:12:36Z

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		+	<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Pokémon_series Role-playing Video_game]]>
	'''Pokémon 5''' is the latest generation of [[Pokémon]] games, and is known as '''Black and White'''. Despite being released for the DS, they kick the previous generation in the gut as far as both quality and quantity are concerned. If you care, they are also the first Pokémon games to receive a [[40\|perfect score]] from a [[Famitsu\|certain prestigious Japanese panel of judges]]. It brings about a variety of new innovations, and is set to re-establish the series and franchise after it's minor setbacks in its previous generations.		'''Pokémon 5''' is the latest generation of [[Pokémon]] games, and is known as '''Black and White'''. Despite being released for the DS, they kick the previous generation in the gut as far as both quality and quantity are concerned. If you care, they are also the first Pokémon games to receive a [[40\|perfect score]] from a [[Famitsu\|certain prestigious Japanese panel of judges]]. It brings about a variety of new innovations, and is set to re-establish the series and franchise after it's minor setbacks in its previous generations.

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	=== A [[MOTHER]] Reference? ===		=== A [[MOTHER]] Reference? ===
	Pokémon games in general can be quite notorious for their MOTHER/Earthbound references, obvious or obscure, but this game beats every other game. One example would be N's Farewell theme, which sounds like that tear jerking theme from [[MOTHER 3]]. With all the MOTHER-iness of the game (Taking place in [[America]], etc.), one would feel like they're playing a Pokémon version of MOTHER...		Pokémon games in general can be quite notorious for their MOTHER/Earthbound references, obvious or obscure, but this game beats every other game. One example would be N's Farewell theme, which sounds like that tear jerking theme from [[MOTHER 3]]. With all the MOTHER-iness of the game (Taking place in [[America]], etc.), one would feel like they're playing a Pokémon version of MOTHER...
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-	~~{{Pokémon games}}~~
-	~~[[Category:Awesome games]]~~

KasaneTeto: /* Musical Genius */

2010-10-13T11:08:28Z

Musical Genius

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	== Musical Genius ==		== Musical Genius ==
	[[Go Ichinose]] returns; and he's better than ever! While [[Victini Battle Theme\|some]] [[Wild Pokémon Battle theme\|of]] the battle themes are a hit and miss affair, everything else is spot on, from the bagpipes in [[White Forest]], to the eerie choir of Geechisu's battle theme, and the emotional prologue music. The OST is probably capable of even blowing [[Pokémon 2]] and it's remakes out of the water (Hah! [[Keiji]] would like to see ''that''!) with some of the more outstanding pieces, not to mention the inclusion of real event music, and a tucked away little remix of [[Blue (trainer)\|Blue/Green]]'s theme.		[[Go Ichinose]] returns; and he's better than ever! While [[Victini Battle Theme\|some]] [[Wild Pokémon Battle theme\|of]] the battle themes are a hit and miss affair, everything else is spot on, from the bagpipes in [[White Forest]], to the eerie choir of Geechisu's battle theme, and the emotional prologue music. The OST is probably capable of even blowing [[Pokémon 2]] and it's remakes out of the water (Hah! [[Keiji]] would like to see ''that''!) with some of the more outstanding pieces, not to mention the inclusion of real event music, and a tucked away little remix of [[Blue (trainer)\|Blue/Green]]'s theme.
		+
		+	=== A [[MOTHER]] Reference? ===
		+	Pokémon games in general can be quite notorious for their MOTHER/Earthbound references, obvious or obscure, but this game beats every other game. One example would be N's Farewell theme, which sounds like that tear jerking theme from [[MOTHER 3]]. With all the MOTHER-iness of the game (Taking place in [[America]], etc.), one would feel like they're playing a Pokémon version of MOTHER...

	{{Pokémon games}}		{{Pokémon games}}
	[[Category:Awesome games]]		[[Category:Awesome games]]

Keiji: /* Characters and Plot */

2010-10-12T12:46:54Z

Characters and Plot

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	<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>
	<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>
-	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Youya]] and [[Touko]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spikey hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is infact, an attractive antagonist. [[Geechisu]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team. [[Professor Araragi]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.	+	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Youya]] and [[Touko]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spikey hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is infact, an attractive antagonist. [[Geechisu]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] (how appropriate) in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team. [[Professor Araragi]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.

	The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Adeku]].		The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Adeku]].

KasaneTeto: /* Characters and Plot */

2010-10-12T11:36:30Z

Characters and Plot

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	<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''Main article: [[N]]''</blockquote>
	<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''[[OMG]] THERE ARE [[SPOILER]]S IN THIS SECTION! Read with [[caution]]!''</blockquote>
-	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[~~Black (trainer)\|Black~~]] and [[~~White (trainer)\|White~~]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spikey hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is infact, an attractive antagonist. [[Geechisu]], a [[sage]] in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team. [[Professor Araragi]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.	+	The character design for the game, like the rest of the game itself, pays much homage to it's predecessors. [[Youya]] and [[Touko]], the protagonist(s), are reminiscent of [[Red (trainer)\|Red]] and [[Leaf]] thanks to their [[Spiky-haired protagonist\|spikey hair]] and [[baseball caps]]. The mysterious [[N]], a central plot character, is also reminiscent of the baseball-capped protagonists, but is infact, an attractive antagonist. [[Geechisu]] ([[4chan\|AKA Gaycheese]]), a [[sage]] in the insane [[Team Plasma]], is one of the most out-landish and down right [[evil\|diabolical]] characters in the series by far, surpassing even the leader of his own team. [[Professor Araragi]] breaks yet another mold by being the first [[female]] [[professor]], and being the first to be actively involved in your quest.

-	The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Adeku]]. ~~While~~ it starts innocently enough with a battle with your rivals and your first new Pokémon, the first town throws you right [[into the thick of it]] when you stumble upon Team Plasma's attempts to pep rally the town into releasing their Pokémon, and the mysterious N, whom, despite his naive beliefs that Pokémon aren't made for battle, battles you anyway. Eventually, as you collect Gym badges, the Gym Leaders reveal to you legends of Yin and Yang Pokémon, and eventually N actually seizes control of one of them. Later on, rather than battling the Champion, the ending boils down to a [[epic battle\|climatic battle]] against Team Plasma in N's very own [[castle]]!	+	The game's plot, for once, actually consists of something other than becoming the champion while fighting an evil team on the side; instead rather, the focus eventually becomes stopping the insane Team Plasma, with the help of the [[Gym Leader]]s, your [[Rival]]s, and that idiot [[champion]] [[Adeku]].
		+	And instead of being in Japan, it's in [[America]]! Anyway, while it starts innocently enough with a battle with your rivals and your first new Pokémon, the first town throws you right [[into the thick of it]] when you stumble upon Team Plasma's attempts to pep rally the town into releasing their Pokémon, and the mysterious N, whom, despite his naive beliefs that Pokémon aren't made for battle, battles you anyway. Eventually, as you collect Gym badges, the Gym Leaders reveal to you legends of Yin and Yang Pokémon, and eventually N actually seizes control of one of them. Later on, rather than battling the Champion, the ending boils down to a [[epic battle\|climatic battle]] against Team Plasma in N's very own [[castle]]!

	== Musical Genius ==		== Musical Genius ==