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Twitch Plays Pokémon (Lets Play)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Twitch Plays Pokémon (TPP) is a series of social experiments that started in February 2014 in which commands representing buttons on the requisite Nintendo console are entered into a chat on Twitch, and then translated into a game of Pokémon via an IRC bot. In short, a horde of people fighting over a controller (at its peak, over 100,000). Throughout its life, Twitch Plays Pokémon has spawned hilarious characters, memorable moments, and even a few joke religions.The very first and most well-known run began on February 12th, 2014, featuring the game Pokémon Red. It quickly and unexpectedly exploded in popularity, achieving an average viewership of 88,000 viewers and grabbing the attention of both numerous media outlets and the Twitch staff themselves. The game was completed after 16 days of continuous gameplay, and other Pokémon games thus followed; while the stream never reached anywhere close to its initial popularity, it is still running to this very day.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })There are currently 58 completed main runsnote The stream considers both Touhoumon and Moemon as the 12th run, as well as both Red and Blue from the fourth anniversary as the 28th run. Each of the six runs of The Gauntlet is however counted separately, as the 41st to 46th run., as well as numerous intermissions, the most prominent being betting matches set up using Pokémon Stadium 2 then later Pokémon Battle Revolution, and sidegames which are played alongside said betting matches at the pace of one input between each match.Main runs are played mainly in Anarchy mode, meaning every input is read one after the other continuously, but sometimes allow for the activation of Democracy mode, in which users instead vote for the next input or string of input at regular intervals. In those instances, the specific commands "anarchy" and "democracy" allow users to decide on whether to stay on the current mode or switch to the other.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_3'); })Additional modes include Commander mode, which automatically determines the next input towards a desired action ("move", "item", "switch", "run"), Military mode, an earlier and less functional version of Commander mode that performed the entire action at once, Congress modenote often referred to simply as a subset of Democracy mode, which is used for sidegames and in which users vote for a single input every few minutes, and Turbo Anarchy, a much-derided mechanic that randomly picked from the last few inputs without break.Of note is that the title of "Streamer" is usually employed to refer to the person in charge of the stream as a whole, but does not necessarily equate to the person actually hosting it. The runs were first hosted by the original Streamer ("TwitchPlaysPokemon" or "OG Streamer") until DekuNukem hosted them from the first Nintendo 3DS run to the third, after which the stream was hosted by s_SoNick, and finally by m4_used_rollout starting in mid-2017. The original Streamer stepped down altogether in late 2017, leaving the title of Streamer to Aissurtievos for the last run of Season 4, then to Chaos_Lord after said run ended, to ax6 between Season 7 and 8, and finally to m4_used_rollout in mid-2021.TPP won the award for "Best Fan Creation" in the first-ever The Game Awards in 2014, and a Guinness World Record for the most participants on a single-player online video game. It has also spawned many, many snowclones, leading to the creation of a "Twitch Plays" category on Twitch, one of the most notable being Fish Plays Pokemon, in which a fish plays Pokémon Red.The official stream can be found here. The stream's official subreddit can be visited here. There also is an official Twitter account, available here. For archived progress of the runs, go here. | |
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Platinum's protagonist was a compulsive gambler who is apathetic to the Pokémon world at best. | |
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Arc Symbol | |
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Arc Symbol: Several: Red's symbol was the Helix Fossil. Crystal's symbol was AJ's Pokegear. Emerald's symbol was either an Urn or a "Special Forces A Team" logo. FireRed's symbol was the Commewnist Star. Platinum's symbol was a Sun. HeartGold's symbol was mail, at least for a time. Black symbol was the Entralink as the protagonist would spend hours on it, until it was finally disabled. Black 2's symbol was sunglasses, given how the Pokémon on Cly's team are commonly depicted. X's symbol was d's fedora and stock of Awakenings. Omega Ruby's symbol was the Dowsing Machine antennae. Red Anniversary's symbol was the Town Map, and later the Bicycle. Touhoumon and Moemon's symbol was the Teachy TV, which was registered on both games in sync as soon as it was obtained. Alpha Sapphire's symbol, at least later on, was the Dusk Key. Crystal Anniversary's was Olden note Glitches, essentially. . In all of its various incarnations. Brown's was probably Pizza, or something to that effect. Randomized Platinum's was the Water Stone. Prism's is the Mining Pick. | |
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Anyone Can Die | |
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Anyone Can Die: Using the PC is dangerous, and releasing is permanent. | |
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The Artifact | |
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The Artifact: The stream's bio talks about people controlling a robot playing a game of Pokemon, and the stream's description of the host was a robot wearing Red's clothes and hair. Generally, the lore is more of the mob controlling the host, as a living person, directly, and the cosplaying robot was demoted to a sub emote and the non-image tab on the official subreddit, changing appearance depending on the host currently being played. | |
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Madness Mantra | |
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Madness Mantra: In the midst of a battle, and sometimes in the overworld, the Mob will frequently try to use a useless item like the S.S. ticket or some other special-purpose item over and over again, prompting many admonishments, for example: | |
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Apple of Discord | |
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False Prophet (later referred to as Martyr as history seems to look upon her more favorably) was an Apple of Discord that threatened to negatively color the Mob's view of the Eevee line in general. Burrito, however, was The Heart and characterized as an All-Loving Hero and remains one of the most beloved figures in stream history, while Solaireon, the next Flareon, ended up being the highest-leveled Pokémon in Napoleon's party and likewise much beloved. | |
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All There in the Manual | |
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All There in the Manual: While all Twitch Plays Pokémon lore is based on the stream, you wouldn't even get 5% of it if you didn't pay close attention to the fanbase. | |
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Punctuation Shaker | |
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Punctuation Shaker: Many Pokémon end up getting nicknames with random symbols in their names. Take ABB-??AAJ the Zubat in TPP Red, !☂!!☀! !:1 the Roserade in TPP Platinum, or M —-/'/'4 the Azumarill from TPP Emerald. | |
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Democracy Is Flawed | |
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Democracy Is Flawed: Invoked in that, although Democracy allows the mob to perform surgical actions, decisions are still susceptible to mistakes thanks to the lag, progress is much slower paced, and the voting system is able to be abused by large groups of people. | |
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Lovable Coward | |
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Lovable Coward: The Mob runs away from many battles, sometimes by accident, and often tries to flee from trainer battles, always by accident. | |
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Order Versus Chaos | |
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Order Versus Chaos: A whole new layer of struggle has been introduced with the implementation of the Anarchy/Democracy slider. | |
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GrayAndGreyMorality | |
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Gray-and-Grey Morality: Ultimately, the anarchists and the democrats. They display roughly the same amount of (intentional) dickishness, they both play the game to win, they both love their Pokémon dearly, both loathe and fear the PC, and so on. The only source of their conflict is the means they want to use to play the game. | |
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Sliding Scale of Libertarianism and Authoritarianism | |
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Sliding Scale of Libertarianism and Authoritarianism: Sort of and all over the place. The Anarchy and Democracy slider is a pendulum. During difficult spots, the mob tends to vote favorably for Democracy and thus shutting off all commands except the most popular one at any given moment. After a while, it will slide back into Anarchy Mode. | |
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Last Lousy Point | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon Metronome Sapphire Revisit: A revisit of Metronome Sapphire that took place from December 14th, 2019 to December 19th, 2019 as a special Christmas intermission, during which the elusive Meltan was finally caught. | |
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Fire-Forged Friends | |
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Fire-Forged Friends: Anyone in the protagonists' parties and, to an extent, the Mob. | |
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Anti-Climax | |
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Anticlimax: Several bosses renowned for their difficulty were defeated very easily, such as Whitney, Cynthia, and Ghetsis. | |
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Kid Hero | |
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Kid Hero: All the protagonists are no older than 11. Even with Unova and Kalos-based games, where protagonists look older, the trope still applies. | |
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ChildSoldier | |
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Crystal's protagonist was a god-slaying Child Soldier with an inferiority complex. | |
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Halloween Episode | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon: Trick or Treat House: A yearly Halloween intermission that debuted in October 2019, featuring a specially-made hack of Pokémon Emerald that focuses on solving user-submitted Trick House puzzles. invoked | |
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The Dreaded | |
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The Dreaded: PCs and ledges. Both can unravel minutes or hours of work. At one point in Red version, in the Cinnabar Island laboratory, they accidentally activated one of the many PCs (which are just there for show), and EVERYONE in the chat spammed the B button. It's that big of a deal. | |
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Divine Intervention | |
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Divine Intervention: The Creator says that if no Pokémon evolve during the playthrough of Black, then Black 2 will have a forced evolution code added to the streamer that prevents the use of the B button during evolution sequences. | |
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Artifact of Death | |
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Artifact of Death: The PC - its use nearly always results in the mod accidentally releasing Pokémon, even very strong and important ones. It is feared and hated by the Mob, and is only used when absolutely necessary. | |
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Evolving Credits | |
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Evolving Credits: The banner at the top of the TPP Subreddit updates with sprites of the Protagonists, NPCs and team members whenever they're introduced. The first one (covering Gens 1-3.5) became too full, and is now located at the bottom as a footer. | |
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Ascended Meme | |
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Ascended Meme: The whole TPP universe is composed of these. In a more traditional sense, many of the channel's subscriber-only emotes are based on memes, including "FogChamp" (a play on "PogChamp", used when the foggy arena appears in PBR), the Helix and Dome emotes, and the cursor (a reference to chat's worship of "Lord Cursor" whenever the streamer's mouse cursor is visible). Twitch itself also added the "praiseIt" emote as a tribute to TPP's deity. The official Pokémon 20th Anniversary anime marathon stream was titled "Twitch Watches Pokémon". | |
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Ludd Was Right | |
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Ludd Was Right: It turns out that PC's are evil and using one is likely to cause the Mob to accidentally release their Pokémon. According to the fans, this may or may not be an evil plan by Bill or the Dome Fossil. | |
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The Precarious Ledge | |
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The Precarious Ledge: This is a recurring problem for the player characters, as a single down input will make them jump a ledge, potentially resetting a lot of progress. | |
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Batman Gambit | |
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Batman Gambit: Half of users act accordingly to what they believe the other half is thinking. Sometimes to screw up others' plans, sometimes to compensate and correct. | |
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KnowWhenToFoldThem | |
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Know When to Fold Them: Parodied to the point of deconstruction. The protagonists are certainly not scared of losing face by running away... even from easily winnable fights, depriving their Pokémon of valuable experience. | |
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Artifact of Doom | |
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Artifact of Doom: Several objects in the games have become hated by the Mob and tend to cause problems when encountered. The PC is the biggest one, since its use often results in releasing Pokémon. The Dome fossil has been given this treatment, although many players now believe it is just the other side of the coin in an Order Versus Chaos divine battle against the beloved Helix fossil. Ledges and Giovanni's mazes are dreaded, too. | |
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Recurring Boss | |
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Recurring Boss: Rivals, the boss of the antagonist team, the Elite Four and ledges. | |
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One-Letter Name | |
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Someone being called "A". | |
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Secret Test of Character | |
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Secret Test of Character: The entire run is starting to become one for those players attempting to complete the game. Not only does the premise of the experiment make the game insanely difficult and long, accidents such as releasing critical Pokémon drive morale down. | |
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The Insomniac | |
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The Insomniac: The player, as a result of the game being played in Real Time. This might explain their odd behavior in-universe. | |
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Story Arc | |
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Story Arc: Enforced by the community in Season 1 with the "Bill Arc" (officially Emerald through HeartGold, though in practice Platinum wasn't really a part of it). Season 3 has one placed within the games themselves, with each of the first two runs of the season ending with a brief appearance by an unknown bird Pokémon. The second appearance also came with a promise that it would be returning in the fourth run of the season. | |
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A Tragedy of Impulsiveness | |
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A Tragedy of Impulsiveness: Chat/video lag makes planning actions difficult, and tragic accidents inevitable. | |
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Long Hair Is Feminine | |
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A's Azumarill, M4, was characterized as a hardened warrior, but had the Thick Fat ability, a largely defensive ability. Arty's T4, on the other hand, was characterized as being much nicer, but had the Huge Power ability more suited to a warrior like M4. Cyan's Y4 was girlier still, being portrayed in artwork with long hair, and also had the Huge Power ability. | |
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Game Mod | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon Gauntlet Black 2: The fifth run of The Gauntlet, which ran from April 12th, 2020 to April 27th, 2020, using the same Blaze Black 2 hack of Pokémon Black 2 as Season 1. Like the original Black 2 run, it ended with a large reunion of past Hosts at Pokémon World Tournament, where ♀♀R had to battle against the four previous Hosts of The Gauntlet, then against the seven Hosts featured in the PWT of the original Black 2 run. | |
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The Unfought | |
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The Unfought: Bill and the PC, even though the Mob would very much like to, although they were battled in Crystal Anniversary two years later. Any trainer or Pokémon that can be faced post-game (except for the Johto games, Pokémon X, and Anniversary runs) can't be fought either, since the games end when the Mob has defeated the Elite Four and Champion. | |
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Jerk with a Heart of Gold | |
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This is often considered that the Voices were only at first starting to control people for their desires, and had little to no care about their mental psyche. However, as the story progresses across the games, the Voices begin to grow softer and more amicable in character (and there are also significantly less of them, causing less strain to their hosts). They're still assholes though. | |
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InsurmountableWaistHighFence | |
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Insurmountable Waist-High Fence: Played with, as cutting a tree usually takes hours. | |
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Wallbonking | |
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Wallbonking: Often. | |
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Early-Installment Weirdness | |
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Early Installment Weirdness: Compared to the rest of the runs, Red and Crystal had the most basic stream layout, only having the screen, inputs, timer, and whatever input system was implemented at the time. Lore-wise, the whole voices residing with the protagonists slowly went to a lighter tone, with the hosts now being able to interact with the voices (usually friendly Unowns) on a "normal" adventure rather than being horribly traumatized throughout the journey. By looking at each of the hosts, Red is typically the only one negatively affected by the voices. | |
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But Thou Must! | |
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The protagonist of Platinum, Napoleon, had his entire character develop around his answering of the question if he liked Pokémon with a blunt "No". | |
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Contrasting Sequel Main Character | |
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Contrasting Sequel Main Character: In lore, the player characters in each generation appear to contrast with each other. Red was religious and spread the word of Lord Helix, while AJ was an atheist and sought to wage war against these gods. A relished in complete anarchy and militarism, while Alice strived for order and scientific research. Napoleon came from a sheltered, proper background and disdained Pokémon at first until he grew to assemble the Court of the Sun, while Ao was wild, sought the Pokémon gods of old, and transformed under the moon. AJ's Fanon story involved him becoming bitter and jaded about Red and his team, eventually deciding to Screw Destiny and take down the god-like team Red had assembled. GMYC (Jimmy), on the other hand, was usually interpreted as an avid Hero-Worshipper of Red, and tried to tailor his adventure to be like his. AJ wanted to take down God like beings. Aoo wants to bring them back. Jimmy had little care for his Pokémon, instead blithely agreeing to release and stop evolving them and becoming Champion as the voices tells him. Cly sought to become Champion to prove herself to others, focusing on her Pokémon by keeping a consistent party and letting them evolve immediately. Early in Emerald's run, A wanted to throw the world into chaos, and was generally a brash, reckless girl who eventually fell for her rival Brendan. FireRed's protagonist (also named A) was portrayed as a more serious, intelligent young girl who wished to fix the distortions in her world, and seemed to either ignore her rival or hate him for his skill. The fourth and second to last runs of season 1 (Black and X, respectively) focused on two male Pokémon trainers that the audience chose by mistake, and didn't like. Both also tended to make rash decisions, and were known for sometimes giving away Pokémon at an alarming rate. The key difference here is that while GMYC wanted to take credit for everything he did in some vain attempt to become as legendary a hero as Red, D refused to take credit for anything he did during his run, most notably answering "No" when asked if he defeated Team Flare. As per Colosseum's canon, A7 is a former criminal who reforms and battles the evil organization he used to belong to. Evan, on the other hand, goes from a sweetheart at the start of the run, most commonly compared to Jimmy, to a Villain Protagonist in service of the setting's equivalent of a Great Old One. One between brothers: Napoleon (the elder) is cold, somewhat snarky, and gambles away regardless of consequences. Pepe (the younger) is more caustic about evolutions, doesn't bet as much, and is usually portrayed as somewhat shy. Paul is much older than the usual hosts, is The Alcoholic and simply a pizza guy. Cyan is younger than the usual host, thinks the voices are her imaginary friends, and her father is Lance. It extends to key Pokémon, too. False Prophet (later referred to as Martyr as history seems to look upon her more favorably) was an Apple of Discord that threatened to negatively color the Mob's view of the Eevee line in general. Burrito, however, was The Heart and characterized as an All-Loving Hero and remains one of the most beloved figures in stream history, while Solaireon, the next Flareon, ended up being the highest-leveled Pokémon in Napoleon's party and likewise much beloved. A's Azumarill, M4, was characterized as a hardened warrior, but had the Thick Fat ability, a largely defensive ability. Arty's T4, on the other hand, was characterized as being much nicer, but had the Huge Power ability more suited to a warrior like M4. Cyan's Y4 was girlier still, being portrayed in artwork with long hair, and also had the Huge Power ability. Sunshine the Shinx from Platinum stayed in the party the entire run, but never evolved. Transshinx from Randomized Platinum was eventually left in the PC, but was then retrieved in the postgame and evolved, only to be unceremoniously released. | |
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Level Grinding | |
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Level Grinding: Averted for most of TPP Red, but eventually it was necessary since some of Red's Pokémon desperately needed to gain a few levels. From then on, whenever a popular Pokémon is falling behind, the Mob drags the hero to an area to train, like the Pokémon Tower in TPP FireRed and Victory Road in all games. | |
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Bragging Rights Reward | |
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Bragging Rights Reward: Starting in the pre-Platinum Intermission, winning bets on the Stadium battles using Pokédollars. | |
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Let's Get Dangerous! | |
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Let's Get Dangerous!: The Mob during some of the more difficult areas. Invoked when a Pokémon that is normally The Load manages to display surprising bouts of competence in battle. | |
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Achievements in Ignorance | |
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Achievements in Ignorance: In-Universe; The utter incompetence of the player character ultimately wins them 8 badges and the title of Pokémon League champ. In AJ's case, he also defeats Red. | |
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Required Secondary Powers | |
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Required Secondary Powers: Being possessed by The Mob seems to grant the host body infinite stamina, to better deal with walking non-stop without sleep and food for days on end. Red in particular is often depicted as immediately collapsing upon being released. | |
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A Fool and His New Money Are Soon Parted | |
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A Fool and His New Money Are Soon Parted: The player characters are notoriously bad at keeping their prize money and acquired items. Justified in the case of Twitch Plays Pokémon Platinum's Napoleon, said to be a compulsive gambler who goes way in over his head. | |
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Why Did It Have to Be Snakes? | |
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Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Why Did It Have To Be Personal Computers, Ledges, and Mazes? | |
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Save Scumming | |
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Save Scumming: Defied. Unless in dire cases (such as the game resetting), the game is not turned off and the players have to make do with what they get. Should something unfortunate happen, however, the bot periodically has the emulator use save states since any actual in-game saves are usually by complete accident and have no effect on the game. | |
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Not Allowed to Grow Up | |
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Not Allowed to Grow Up: Because evolution can be cancelled in Pokémon, needless to say team members tend to evolve much later than they normally would, and it was getting worse with every passing game because of the increasing number of B spambots and the decreasing number of people to counter them. Things came to a head in Black where no Pokémon evolved at all, prompting the streamer to avert the trope in the next run by hacking forced evolutions into the game. | |
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Time Skip | |
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Timeskip: Several, as per Pokémon canon. 3 years between Red and Crystal, and also between FireRed and HeartGold respectively. 2 years between Black and Black 2. Also, now that Colosseum has been completed and XD has been confirmed, it is all but confirmed that the 5 year timeskip between the two canon games will occur. | |
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Spanner in the Works | |
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Spanner in the Works / Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Due to lag and how easy it is to get confused what they're supposed to do, there is a good chance that someone's input is out of touch of what is necessary and can easily bring down minutes or hours of work. | |
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Self-Inflicted Hell | |
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Self-Inflicted Hell: In a way, users share the blame for why navigating through ledges, caves and mazes is so damn difficult. It's a Hell of their own making. | |
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Sequel Hook | |
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Sequel Hook: The creator has confirmed Crystal, Emerald, FireRed, Platinum, HeartGold, and Black before the previous games' runs were finished, giving people something to look forward to (or dread). Black 2 wasn't announced until after Black had already been beaten, however. Brown took it to another level, as it turned out to be a slightly modified version made especially for the run. Upon beating the final boss, the Mysterious Bird from the ending of Anniversary Crystal reappeared briefly, then left. A message appeared on-screen asking where it went and promising that it would be back in Twitch Plays Pokémon Prism, debuting in September.note At the time that this message was added, however, Prism was planned to be the very next run; by the time Brown actually ended, Randomized Platinum had been added to the queue, pushing Prism back to October. | |
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Gameplay and Story Segregation | |
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Gameplay and Story Segregation: The lore of each run is very intricate and surprisingly deep. The actual plot of the games, however, is nothing like it. | |
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We Hardly Knew Ye | |
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We Hardly Knew Ye: Occasionally, the Mob will deposit or release a Pokémon that was just caught. The original record was C3KO the Hitmonlee in Red, who lasted 37 minutes according to the progress doc. However, this was eventually beaten by an unnamed Meowth in Anniversary Red, who lasted 15 minutes, and later by a Porygon in Anniversary Crystal who lasted just 9. | |
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No Sense of Direction | |
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No Sense of Direction: Not everyone giving commands knows where they need to go next, or remembers how to get there. Also, Twitch has a video delay of about 25 seconds, and it increases the more people are there. Often people will give commands which will stop being useful 30 seconds later. This contributes a lot. | |
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Name's the Same | |
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invokedName's the Same: It is not uncommon for a character (typically a Pokémon) to be given the same name as another character. The name "A" comes to mind, having been given to two player characters and at least three Pokémon. In addition in Twitch Plays Pokémon Black, their starter was named "," (a single comma), the same as the starter from HeartGold. | |
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Driven to Suicide | |
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FireRed's protagonist may have ruined the life of their childhood friend to the point of potentially suicidal depression. | |
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Idiot Ball | |
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Idiot Ball: The Mob's incompetence is what fuels a lot of the conflict. The players are dumb enough to do things like release important Pokémon, jump off of a ledge a million times, use useless attacks over and over again in battle, and so on. | |
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What the Hell, Player? | |
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What the Hell, Player?: A lot of the protagonists' actions earn them a lecture. And, on a meta level, a lot of the players tend to insult other players who either intentionally impede progress or try not to work together in some way. | |
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Sticky Fingers | |
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Sticky Fingers: If the protagonists have Pokeballs with them during battle, chances are, they'll use them, even if the opposing Pokemon belong to trainers. The games often admonish, "Don't be a thief!" | |
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Released to Elsewhere | |
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Released to Elsewhere: Officially, Pokémon the Mob accidentally release on the PC are just let go, but fanart and fanon frequently interprets these events as deletions instead, or as "release" being a euphemism for "kill". | |
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Arc Words | |
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Arc Words: Several runs have them. Crystal: No Gods, No Kings, Only Mon. Emerald: Let's turn this region up-start-down. HeartGold: No Mon, No Kings, Only Gods. Black2: No Gods, No Mon, Only Kings.note At this point making this particular arrangement the arc words for most of Season 1. Crystal Anniversary: THIS IS OUR TOMB TOGETHER NOW. | |
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Put on a Bus | |
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Put on a Bus: Whenever a Pokémon isn't wanted in the party anymore and is put in the PC for the rest of the game. Bus Crash: Unfortunately, they're sometimes released. | |
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Internet Jerk | |
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Internet Jerk: Plenty of the Mob are simply there to impede progress in whatever way possible. Often 'trolls' are blamed for things that are just a result of the exceedingly long and non-obvious 26-second delay between commands being entered and executed, but there are a few repeated commands that clearly make no sense at all. | |
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Stern Teacher | |
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Stern Teacher: Whoever does the scolding whenever the Mob tries to use an item when it shouldn't be used. | |
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100% Completion | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon Gauntlet X: The sixth and final run of The Gauntlet, which ran from May 3rd, 2020 to May 10th, 2020, using the original Pokémon X. The Host chosen was a dark-skinned girl named Etr, who managed to reach the Hall of Fame in a mere 3 days and 19 hours, the fastest out of any main runs so far. Thanks to the help of online trades, she managed to complete the Pokédex that was passed down to her by the previous Hosts of The Gauntlet. | |
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Later-Installment Weirdness | |
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Later Installment Weirdness: Pokémon Black 2 and later runs have some sort of gimmick to keep the series fresh, such as increased difficulty, extra conditions to finish, or controlling two games at once. Pokémon X and onwards turns the HUD to something similar to the Emerald/FireRed runs, where only the Pokémon's team and their HP are present.note Previous games ran in emulators, and the HUD simply read information out of their memory. Since no 3DS emulators existed at the time, later games were played on a real 3DS, making this impossible; the HUD instead captured a screenshot whenever the party menu was open and displayed that. Pokémon Alpha Sapphire was this compared to previous randomizer runs. Fixed Pokémon such as legendaries and gifts from NPCs (including starters) were no longer randomized, but evolutions were, with the only guarantees being that the evolved form would share a type with its predecessor and would have a base stat total within 20% of the normal evolved form's base stat total. The next randomizer run, Randomized Platinum, returned to randomizing fixed encounters, but also kept the random evolutions and added randomized typings. | |
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THeUnfavorite | |
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The fourth and second to last runs of season 1 (Black and X, respectively) focused on two male Pokémon trainers that the audience chose by mistake, and didn't like. Both also tended to make rash decisions, and were known for sometimes giving away Pokémon at an alarming rate. The key difference here is that while GMYC wanted to take credit for everything he did in some vain attempt to become as legendary a hero as Red, D refused to take credit for anything he did during his run, most notably answering "No" when asked if he defeated Team Flare. | |
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Crutch Character | |
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Crutch Character: Several, although unintentionally in most cases. The extreme difficulty in switching Pokémon order and the lack of precise control the mob has over movesets and battles means that these tend to emerge when only one or two Pokémon on the team are capable of winning consistently and gaining experience, while the rest of the team eventually Can't Catch Up. Examples include Bird Jesus the Pidgeot of Red, Lazorgator the Feraligatr in Crystal, and M4 the Azumarill in Emerald. | |
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Malevolent Architecture | |
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Malevolent Architecture: Any narrow path, trees, and even things supposed to make your life easier, like the ledges, is a very difficult obstacle to Red. True malevolent architectures, like the Team Rocket H.Q, are turned up a notch. | |
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The Alcoholic | |
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Paul is much older than the usual hosts, is The Alcoholic and simply a pizza guy. Cyan is younger than the usual host, thinks the voices are her imaginary friends, and her father is Lance. | |
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Dysfunction Junction | |
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Dysfunction Junction: To date, all of our protagonists have had something wrong going for them. Red's protagonist was a schizophrenic-turned Omnicidal Maniac by the time of TPP Crystal. Crystal's protagonist was a god-slaying Child Soldier with an inferiority complex. Emerald's protagonist was a sociopath with a bit of a mean streak who invokedmay or may not have killed 7 people prior to the start of the game. FireRed's protagonist may have ruined the life of their childhood friend to the point of potentially suicidal depression. Platinum's protagonist was a compulsive gambler who is apathetic to the Pokémon world at best. HeartGold's protagonist was a glitchy Humanoid Abomination and also a werewolf. Black's protagonist was an affable ditz who obeyed Team Plasma's orders to release his Pokémon, and thinks of the Voices so highly that he thinks they can do no wrong. Black 2's protagonist was an idol singer who was looking for her purpose in life while dealing with mother issues. X's protagonist was a boy unwanted by the Mob who was shy around women and had a penchant for trading his Pokémon online. Omega Ruby's protagonist was a hyperactive soda junkie with an unpronounceable name and also a robot. Colosseum's protagonist was a compulsive kleptomaniac who couldn't exactly manage the infighting in his team. Crystal Anniversary's protagonist battled depression after possibly losing his best friend/Love Interest in a shipwreck and may have eventually snapped entirely and fallen into the service of an evil Eldritch Abomination. Brown's protagonist likewise had a gambling problem, but also may have been an alcoholic and also gave alcohol to his Pokémon. | |
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Pause Scumming | |
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Pause Scumming: In areas where precise movement is vital, people will sometimes spam 'start' in order to deliberately slow down the input stream, allowing users to catch up with the 26-second delay and ensuring that the flood of commands when the menus are exited will generally reflect Red's position rather than where he was 26 seconds ago. Of course, some people just spam pause all the time to be jerks. | |
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Necessarily Evil | |
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Necessarily Evil: A lot of the pro-Anarchy side of the Mob temporarily defects to Democracy after a particularly difficult area such as the Safari Zone or Rocket Hideout. As soon as it's done, they hop back to Anarchy. | |
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Superboss | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon Emerald Revisit: A revisit of Pokémon Emerald that took place from April 13th, 2016 to April 15th, 2016, in which the chat failed to rematch any Gym Leader and to catch any Legendaries, but did defeat Steven Stone and pick up the Root Fossil. | |
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Humanoid Abomination | |
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HeartGold's protagonist was a glitchy Humanoid Abomination and also a werewolf. | |
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World of Pun | |
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World of Pun: Mostly evident in the chat and the live-update thread, but it has gotten to the point where an official pun thread for the stream was created on Reddit, solely dedicated to amassing a page full of puns. | |
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Protagonist-Centered Morality | |
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Protagonist-Centered Morality: Used from time to time. Despite the protagonists sometimes doing less-than-stellar things to others in lore (Example: Red nearly destroying the world, Alice sending Green into suicidal depression), the narrative never seems to call them out on it. | |
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Villain Protagonist | |
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As per Colosseum's canon, A7 is a former criminal who reforms and battles the evil organization he used to belong to. Evan, on the other hand, goes from a sweetheart at the start of the run, most commonly compared to Jimmy, to a Villain Protagonist in service of the setting's equivalent of a Great Old One. | |
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Mind Hive | |
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Mind Hive: Thousands of people inputting commands into one character. | |
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Deconstruction | |
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Deconstruction: Of the Mind Hive, at least in-universe. Instead of the thousands of voices in the player character's mind cooperating, they all tend to input multiple commands at once, causing them to not be able to move, talk, or battle coherently. The Kid Hero trope. A potentially mentally disturbed child (whose parents don't seem to care at all about the whole "mentally disturbed" thing, even encouraging their kid to go) is allowed to do field research on dangerous animals while travelling an entire region despite having no strategy to defend themselves against said animals and has No Sense of Direction. Because of this, they get into plenty of trouble thanks to the lack of organization and coordination that older, wiser trainers might have. | |
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Self-Imposed Challenge | |
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Self-Imposed Challenge: The challenge being getting thousands of people to cooperate long enough to finish the game at all. | |
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Gimmick Level | |
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Gimmick Level: Spin panels and strength puzzles. | |
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Tournament Arc | |
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Tournament Arc: Happens quite often in the middle of each run through. Almost every version of Pokémon Stadium has been played during the long breaks. Sometimes, there's some lore for those, too. Black 2 had one at the end of its run as well, with the last string of fights being CLY pitted against all seven previous TPP protagonists in battle. | |
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Dangerous Forbidden Technique | |
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Dangerous Forbidden Technique: Democracy mode is only used when deemed necessary, and things slow down considerably. Luckily, combat is turn based. The PC. Every time it's used, there's a substantial chance of Pokémon being released, so by FireRed, most of the Mob usually go to use a PC via Democracy. | |
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Justified Trope | |
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Justified in the case of Twitch Plays Pokémon Platinum's Napoleon, said to be a compulsive gambler who goes way in over his head. | |
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Recurring Location | |
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Recurring Location: The Kanto, Johto, and Hoenn regions are the most frequently visited, with Kanto having the most runsnote Red, Crystal, FireRed, HeartGold, Anniversary Red, Touhoumon, Moemon, Vietnamese Crystal, Anniversary Crystal, Chatty Yellow, Pyrite, Dual Red and Blue, Burning Red , followed by Johtonote Crystal, HeartGold, Vietnamese Crystal, Anniversary Crystal, Brown, Prism, Blazed Glazed, Pyrite, Storm Silver, Fused Crystal and then Hoenn note Emerald, ORAS Demo, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, Theta Emerald EX, Flora Sky. | |
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Complacent Gaming Syndrome | |
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Complacent Gaming Syndrome: Deliberately invoked by a number of players - spamming commands enough times will eventually achieve what they want. Usually. | |
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Take a Third Option | |
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Take a Third Option: The Mob may also wait for Democracy mode, then safely use the PC. | |
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Leeroy Jenkins | |
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Leeroy Jenkins: The chaotic side of the Mob prefers randomness or to downright sabotage attempts of moving forward. Sometimes they will slide or stay in Anarchy mode despite facing difficult Pokémon battles. | |
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Bus Crash | |
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Bus Crash: Unfortunately, they're sometimes released. | |
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Caps Lock, Num Lock, Missiles Lock | |
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Caps Lock, Num Lock, Missiles Lock: Many, many different things, from accidentally digging after going on the start menu, to releasing Pokémon when trying to deposit something. | |
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Gambit Roulette | |
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Gambit Roulette: Pretty much every time the Mob expects to achieve anything at the PC. | |
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Luck-Based Mission | |
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Luck-Based Mission: Everything. Any success had in the playthrough is often by complete luck (or accident). During tough trainer battles, usually what determines victory is sheer luck in choosing the correct moves or Pokémon. | |
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Post-End Game Content | |
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Post-End Game Content: Before the release of PBR 2.0, the stream played the first four runs from where they left off. This allowed the mob to finish anything available after the Elite 4. They later revisited Black during an intermission in Season 4, finally allowing Jimmy C's team to reach their final evolutions. | |
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Split Screen | |
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Split Screen: Runs after the first Season had a habit of playing more than one game as the standard run was going on. It got to the point that in Brown, they were playing another complicated RPG, a pinball game, and a Romhack at the same time! And they still find time to bet in between all of this. | |
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Took a Level in Badass | |
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Took a Level in Badass: Whenever a low-leveled 'mon either defeats a much stronger opponent or raises a few levels. Also frequently occurs during Previous Player Character Cameos, where previously-underleveled Pokémon have their levels buffed to be an appropriate challenge. Examples include ATV from Red more or less doubling in level, from high 30s to mid-70s, for the Mt. Silver battle in Crystal, and Baba's all-but-unused Pidgey, Poliwag, and Togepi appearing in Anniversary Crystal as a Pidgeot, Politoed, and Togetic, all at level 100. | |
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Foreshadowing | |
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Foreshadowing: The Mob began its compulsive gambling in TPP Arena right before the fifth run started, in which gambling became a large part of the protagonist's personality. | |
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Awesome Moment of Crowning | |
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Awesome Moment of Crowning: Becoming League Champion (and defeating Superbosses, for some) has never felt so good. | |
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Overly Long Gag | |
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Overly Long Gag: The admonition when the Mob uses a key item during an inopportune time. | |
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Informed Wrongness | |
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Informed Wrongness: While the entire lore is up for interpretation, some interpretations that the protagonists might be at fault for the more dangerous or reckless parts of their respective runs have been put in the mouths of antagonist characters (Bill, for example) to prove a point of how wrong they are. invoked | |
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Anarchy Is Chaos | |
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Start abusers, the ugliest side of Anarchy Is Chaos, spring up occasionally to impede progress. | |
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Parental Neglect | |
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Parental Neglect: How else have these kids been even allowed outside? | |
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Ascended Fanon | |
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invokedAscended Fanon: Arguably, all fanon is canon. | |
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Only Known by Their Nickname | |
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Only Known by Their Nickname: Most hosts, though some of them are at least known by actual first names. A list of all hosts' full names as of Season 5. | |
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Real Time | |
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Real Time: As a result of livestreaming. | |
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YoYoPlotPoint | |
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Yo Yo Plot Point: Ledges, the PC, the daycare, spin tiles, and strength puzzles. | |
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Acronym Confusion | |
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Acronym Confusion: With the Trans-Pacific Partnership, if you search "TPP" without any other context. Also, occasionally, with The Phantom Pain. And Touhou Puppet Play, although they did play through a version of that last one. | |
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Hiroshima as a Unit of Measure | |
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Hiroshima as a Unit of Measure: Wattson was so ridiculously difficult to beat the TPP community has started to use "Wattsons" as a unit to how many tries it takes to beat a particular trainer. 1 Wattson is 23 attempts. A second measure was made to take time into account. 1 WAHA (Wattson Hours Adjustment) is 1.55 days/Wattson. Anniversary Crystal left this measure's usefulness questionable after 6 trainers achieved WAHAs above 0.1 while taking 6 or fewer attempts to defeat (trainers are only considered noteworthy if they take at least 7 attempts). | |
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Disaster Democracy | |
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Disaster Democracy: In a way, how the Mob votes back and forth between Anarchy and Democracy modes depending on the goal at the moment. Democracy tends to kick in whenever desperation hits a high mark. | |
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For the Evulz | |
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For the Evulz: Some users are simply playing to sabotage serious attempts to play the game. | |
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Fridge Brilliance | |
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And then the original "Red" reappeared in Anniversary Red as "Dream Red", encountered by looking under the bed in Abe's house in Pallet Town after beating the Elite Four. Anniversary Crystal one-upped this by having five different protagonists able to be battled in some way or another: Abe (who, as expected, replaced the Red Battle at the end of Mt. Silver), AJ (who appeared at the Trainer House, which shouldn't have really been as surprising as it was since the canon function of that building is to battle other GSC players' teams), BABA (who took over the "Dream" role from Red), Red again (who just appeared out of nowhere at the entrance to Mt. Silver), and Evan himself (in the form of the League PC, which included a setting to battle a full-level 100 version of the player's Hall of Fame team.) | |
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Bread and Circuses | |
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Bread and Circuses: Runs and the wait in between them became characterized by continuous betting rings for the Pokémon Colosseum games. See that page for more information. | |
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Omnicidal Maniac | |
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Red's protagonist was a schizophrenic-turned Omnicidal Maniac by the time of TPP Crystal. | |
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So What Do We Do Now? | |
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So What Do We Do Now?: The chat's usual question after doing something monotonous for four hours. | |
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Leave the Camera Running | |
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Leave the Camera Running: It often takes several hours to get past obstacles that, for a single player, would be completely trivial. Like ledges, cutting bushes/trees, or the Team Rocket Hideout Maze. | |
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Previous Player-Character Cameo | |
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Also frequently occurs during Previous Player Character Cameos, where previously-underleveled Pokémon have their levels buffed to be an appropriate challenge. Examples include ATV from Red more or less doubling in level, from high 30s to mid-70s, for the Mt. Silver battle in Crystal, and Baba's all-but-unused Pidgey, Poliwag, and Togepi appearing in Anniversary Crystal as a Pidgeot, Politoed, and Togetic, all at level 100. | |
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Epic Fail | |
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Epic Fail: Has its own page. | |
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Confusion Fu | |
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Confusion Fu: In-universe. The heroes' off-the-wall tactics and lack of strategy have won them battles on many occasions. | |
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People Puppets | |
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People Puppets: Every protagonist, as per the medium. This sometimes gets integrated into the various lores of the games. | |
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Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny! | |
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Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: The protagonists often get easily distracted - checking the Pokedex over and over again, examining their items multiple times, wandering aimlessly, etc. Anniversary Crystal was especially fraught with this, as a rather large number of fairly challenging quests opened up all at once upon defeating Blue for the first time. Heading back to a quest at a later time after failing at first became commonplace, giving a number of the rematch Gym Leaders high WAHA ratingsnote A modified version of Wattson Ratings that takes time into account as well despite not one of them having a raw Wattson Ranking above .261. | |
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It's Easy, So It Sucks! | |
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It's Easy, So It Sucks!: Invoked by the Anarchists. The main complaint is that the Democracy system makes the entire game so easy, it is not as fun as the chaotic mess of the Anarchy system. In fact, this reasoning helped produce start9 which made the progression in the game even worse and this specific command is remembered as a sign of a protest against Democracy. However, the rather few times that Democracy helped the game, whose problems were both caused by anarchists) are not really spoken out as often as it should. | |
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Obvious Rule Patch | |
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There were some Obvious Rule Patches for issues other than Democracy as well: Limiting the number of inputs that can be chained together to 3 in order to prevent soft resets starting in Emerald. Disabling the C-Gear in Black. Disabling Wi-Fi in the 3DS games. Reengaging the C-Stick in Alpha Sapphire after initially disabling it because it turned out to be necessary to navigate on Latias. The entire "Underground Saga" in Randomized Platinum. PP got himself stuck in a Leaf Trap, which requires blowing into the DS's microphone to escape, so after manually removing him, a "blow" command was added. Less than an hour later, the command was changed to "mic". A few hours after that, the Explorer Kit, Vs. Recorder, and Pal Pad were outright disabled and the new command was removed entirely. | |
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Aerith and Bob | |
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Aerith and Bob: You can have Altaria, Marc, or Mightyena, or a nickname like M ---/'/'4, CCCDJCCCC5, or x(araggbaj. | |
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Sadistic Choice | |
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Sadistic Choice: The Mob can either leave Pokémon in the PC where they're safe or try to put them in the party and thus risk releasing them while trying to retrieve them. Take a Third Option: The Mob may also wait for Democracy mode, then safely use the PC. | |
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Color-Coded Characters | |
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Color-Coded Characters: Since FireRed, The streamer began to have the users' names colored in the command box, depending on which game you first started entering commands on. White (or colorless) for TPP Red, purple for Crystal, green for Emerald, orange for FireRed, grey for Platinum, orange-yellow for HeartGold, and black outlined in white for Black and Black 2. After Pokémon X, the streamer found the color-coded usernames cumbersome as more colors are being added, and as a result, the players have a numbered and colored emblem next to their username representing the run they've made their first input. Previous runs have their colors retained while X has dark blue, Omega Ruby has dark red, Red Anniversary has white, Touhoumon & Moemon has pink, Alpha Sapphire has navy blue, Coloseum has red and XD has dark purple. | |
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Big "NO!" | |
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Big "NO!": The mob fills the chat with these when things take a turn for the worse. The protagonist of Platinum, Napoleon, had his entire character develop around his answering of the question if he liked Pokémon with a blunt "No". | |
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Teeth-Clenched Teamwork | |
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Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: When everyone does get to cooperating, it's usually drowned out by the sheer amount of frustration going on in the chat. Epic levels of frustration tend to result in periods of Democracy Mode to get through specific goals. | |
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Hope Spot | |
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Hope Spot: Every time the user mob is close to clearing a ledge or achieving something difficult, something is bound to go wrong. At least under Anarchy mode. Sometimes during battles, there's one Pokémon left in the party at low health, and it is close to defeating the opponent, but it misses or the foe gets a critical hit, making the player white out. | |
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Two Lines, No Waiting | |
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Two Lines, No Waiting: Touhoumon and Moemon was a run like this. In general, many games post Season 1 have a game being played alongside it, but Touhoumon and Moemon had the distinction of being the only runs with this setup until Season 5. Season 5 revisited the idea with "Anniversary Red and Blue". Two runs, commands alternating between which game they'd go to (unless "directed" at one game, in which case they'd be skipped if they came up when the other game was supposed to receive a command), and they were actually allowed to use the Cable Club functions, resulting in roughly half of each final team having the other protagonist as their Original Trainer. | |
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Epileptic Trees | |
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Emerald's protagonist was a sociopath with a bit of a mean streak who invokedmay or may not have killed 7 people prior to the start of the game. | |
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Killed Off for Real | |
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Killed Off for Real: Whenever Pokémon are released. | |
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Screw Destiny | |
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AJ's Fanon story involved him becoming bitter and jaded about Red and his team, eventually deciding to Screw Destiny and take down the god-like team Red had assembled. GMYC (Jimmy), on the other hand, was usually interpreted as an avid Hero-Worshipper of Red, and tried to tailor his adventure to be like his. | |
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Cerebus Syndrome | |
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Cerebus Syndrome: Even though the community-created lore got pretty dark during Season 1's Bill Saga, things never got too heavy in-stream. Then Evan reached Mt. Silver, which in this romhack has Unown lettering spelling out things like "YOUR FATE ENDS HERE" and "THIS IS OUR TOMB TOGETHER NOW", and at the end of the level, there was an unexplained occurrence that turned out to be a Call-Forward to future runs. | |
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Mundane Made Awesome | |
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Mundane Made Awesome: Mainly due to how difficult things are made by the number of players; it's considered a great accomplishment to cut down a tree in under an hour, or to use the PC without depositing a vital team member. | |
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Too Many Cooks Spoil the Soup | |
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Too Many Cooks Spoil the Soup: Deliberately invoked by having 100,000+ people input commands for a game of Pokémon. The results are hilarious, having the player walk in weird directions to making really silly decisions (like releasing their starter, for instance). | |
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The Unpronounceable | |
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The Unpronounceable: Thanks to the chaotic input, many of the 'mons end up with gibberish names such as "ABBBBBBK{", "AAAS RJ-I", "A♀NIIIc33", and "TTABCIJIJD", so the fans think of nicknames for them, like "Abby", "Breakfast Burrito", "Annie", and "Shellock", respectively. | |
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Anti-Frustration Features | |
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Anti-Frustration Features: Playing the game in Anarchy can get pretty far, but during times like the Rocket Hideout and when the Mob wants to teach a move to a Pokémon, Democracy mode serves to keep them from being stuck for a long time. It's still frustrating for many how slow Democracy is and that it makes the game "too easy". | |
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Achilles' Heel | |
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Achilles' Heel: Button spam in Anarchy mode works well most of the time, but it has two major weaknesses: Using a PC, as Pokémon get shuffled around or even released. Narrow walkways along a ledge: walking in a straight line is nigh-impossible. | |
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Right Hand Versus Left Hand | |
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Right Hand Versus Left Hand: A serious problem that arises, especially in Anarchy mode. | |
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Have a Nice Death | |
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Have a Nice Death: Modern runs replace the DexNav in the lower right with humorous text if all of the Pokémon in the party faint. | |
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Unusually Uninteresting Sight | |
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Unusually Uninteresting Sight: No matter how insanely the protagonist behaves, everyone else in the world still treats them like a completely normal person. It is perhaps only in Koga's gym where this walking around in circles can be seen as normal. | |
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Hijacked by Ganon | |
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Hijacked by Ganon: Nearly every game so far has had something to do with Bill. The False Prophet breaking apart Red's party? Bill sent him. Helix and Dome pitted against one another? Bill. Lanette messes with the new protagonist? Bill made her. The ecosystem of the world is severely out of whack? Bill created a randomizer. Team Galactic is plotting something nefarious? Bill's supplying them. Team Rocket members still running around? Bill's controlling them. However, with Bill's death at the end of HeartGold, the mob is fully aware that it might get old and he's not coming back. Likewise, the randomizer on Alpha Sapphire was blamed on the same "glitches" that had caused actual glitches in Anniversary Red and Moemon (and would later appear in Colosseum, though not in the same game-breaking way as in the former two). Furthermore, the logic for blaming them was based not on glitches that appeared in Alpha Sapphire but for ones that appeared in Platinum, way back in Season 1. Retroactively, this means that OLDEN, a villain not properly introduced until Season 3, was present in a Season 1 run. And ever since officially debuting in Season 3, everything that happens in the stream is blamed on OLDEN. After OLDEN's defeat in Prism, it's shifted to a new Glitch, OrgamLorple. | |
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Gaiden Game | |
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Twitch Plays Intermission Games: Acting as a Gaiden Game in between main runs or a few days before a main run starts, the mob plays anything that the streamer puts. So far, they have played Golden Sun, Pokkén Tournament, Mother 3, Petz, the Omega Ruby demo, EarthBound and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS among others. | |
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Despair Event Horizon | |
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Despair Event Horizon: Happens quite often, usually when a Pokémon forgets a good move for a bad one, the trainer is stuck in one location for hours, or a Pokémon is accidentally boxed or even released. Particularly in Red, morale dropped severely after the events of Bloody Sunday, and in FireRed, the number of users plummeted when A was stuck in the Rocket Hideout during 26 hours of Anarchy. Black had Massacre Monday and Fatal Friday. Pyrite had the final battle in democracy. | |
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Gambit Pileup | |
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Gambit Pileup: With thousands of users playing simultaneously, plans tend to overlap or have opposing objectives. Chaos reigns. | |
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Continuity Snarl | |
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Continuity Snarl: There's always been debates over the series' continuity. What runs are canon and not canon, if lost hostsnote hosts with deleted saves count, and when or if there are alternate timelines. But after the appearance of Red and AJ, as well as references to the Red, Emerald, and Vietnamese Crystal runs during Twitch Plays Pokémon Crystal Anniversary, the continuity has become a snarl with the potential that there are no alternate timelines, and no hosts that do not count. | |
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History Repeats | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon Gauntlet Emerald: The third run of The Gauntlet, which ran from March 7th, 2020 to March 18th, 2020, using the original Pokémon Emerald. The Host picked for this run was a girl (again) who chose Torchic as her starter (again). Her name, n, prompted many jokes and theories regarding her being potentially related to another character named N. | |
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Mind-Control Device | |
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Mind-Control Device: The channel's chat command system could be seen as one, under the interpretation that each protagonist is human and has no power to refuse instructions. | |
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Glitch Entity | |
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Twitch Plays Pokémon Red Revisit: A revisit of Pokémon Red that took place from April 16th, 2016 to April 17th, 2016, in which MissingNo. was caught, slowly breaking the game to the point of no return. | |
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The Fool | |
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The Fool/Idiot Hero: In every game, the protagonists all show remarkably poor judgement, coordination, and sense of direction. They can't resist jumping off of ledges again and again, they delete their Pokémon's powerful moves for useless ones, they will waste their money on useless items, they accidentally release Pokémon when trying to use the PC, and spend days trying to navigate themselves through a simple maze. | |
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The Load | |
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The Load: The hero sometimes catches or withdraws Pokémon that the Mob have no interest in leveling up and thus become tiresome to keep. Occasionally, the Mob wants that particular Pokémon to be a part of the team, so they go Level Grinding to remove its burdensome status. | |
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The Plan | |
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The Plan: Dozens and dozens. Some better than others. Some good on paper but badly executed. Gambit Roulette: Pretty much every time the Mob expects to achieve anything at the PC. Gambit Pileup: With thousands of users playing simultaneously, plans tend to overlap or have opposing objectives. Chaos reigns. Batman Gambit: Half of users act accordingly to what they believe the other half is thinking. Sometimes to screw up others' plans, sometimes to compensate and correct. | |
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Sealed Good in a Can | |
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Sealed Good in a Can/Sealed Evil in a Can: Helix and Dome are considered this by the fandom, locked on their fossil. | |
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One-Steve Limit | |
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Early in Emerald's run, A wanted to throw the world into chaos, and was generally a brash, reckless girl who eventually fell for her rival Brendan. FireRed's protagonist (also named A) was portrayed as a more serious, intelligent young girl who wished to fix the distortions in her world, and seemed to either ignore her rival or hate him for his skill. | |
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Unbuilt Trope | |
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Unbuilt Trope: Some lore of the very first run showed exactly what a child being remotely controlled by millions of bickering voices would look like from the perspective of the host in question. Later installments gradually lightened up the premise. This is often considered that the Voices were only at first starting to control people for their desires, and had little to no care about their mental psyche. However, as the story progresses across the games, the Voices begin to grow softer and more amicable in character (and there are also significantly less of them, causing less strain to their hosts). They're still assholes though. | |
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Survival Mantra | |
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Survival Mantra: "This isn't the time to use that!" and "No! There's no running from a Trainer battle!" can be viewed as these in-universe. | |
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No Final Boss for You | |
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No Final Boss for You: Despite being a fan favorite Pokémon since Red and Blue's start in 1996, Mewtwo is unable to be found and battled, due to the fact that the stream always switches to the next game immediately after the final battle's completion. In Red and FireRed Versions, the game immediately stopped after the Mob beat Blue at the end of the Elite Four, preventing the Mob from being able to travel to Cerulean Cave. Mewtwo was found once as part of Randomized FireRed version, as the Randomized Zapdos. This, however, was not the true Mewtwo, as it was merely a copy made by Bill's Randomizer Curse. In HeartGold, where the Mewtwo found was randomized into a Beautifly. Red Anniversary averts this, since they have to fight and capture the Mewtwo to complete the Pokédex. | |
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Darkest Hour | |
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Darkest Hour: Every game except the first one always has a countdown every time the final boss is battled. After the countdown, the game ends, but the Mob has been able to beat all of the games with this countdown intact. This was taken seriously in Crystal, as if the Mob wasn't able to beat Red in a set amount of time, the series would've ended there. This was phased out late in Season 1, however. It came back with a vengeance in Season 4. After spending a full 24 hours trying to defeat Azure in Pyrite (almost continuous attempts, since the difficulty hack required that the party be nearly level 100 by the first attempt anyway), with many attempts plagued by trolls, others by well-meaning inputs going through at the wrong times, and a few where the Mob's plan was actually executed perfectly only for them to lose to critical hits and 30% chances to cause Paralysis, an ultimatum was given: Two more attempts, then Democracy will be made available for the battle. Not forced, merely made available. The Mob was desperate enough to actually use it. | |
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Running Gag | |
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Running Gag: Every fire-type starter gets released. Charmander, Torchic, Chimchar, Tepig... it's become a national sport for Twitch Plays Pokemon. Black 2 made history by breaking the trend, by being the first run in which a fire-type starter was not only NOT released, but was fully evolved thanked to a forced evolution mechanic, though it was invoked again with Omega Ruby's Torchic, Anniversary Red's Charmander (though at least they fully evolved it first), and Anniversary Crystal's Cyndaquil. Someone being called "A". An Eeveelution of some sort appearing on the host's team, often a Flareon. When randomizers are involved, this may instead be something that would have been an Eevee in the non-randomized game. Every randomizer run, one of the Pokémon received from an NPC will end up randomized to Sandslash. note The exception being Alpha Sapphire, where Pokémon received from NPCs weren't randomized. | |
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Theme Naming | |
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Theme Naming: Whether by accident or on purpose, most TPP protagonists have had their name start with the letter A. So far, we have AJ, A (Camilla A Slash), A (Alice), Aooo, Arty Haze, Abe, Amber and Athena, AAAAAAA, Alpha, Alek, and Aqua. | |
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With Friends Like These... | |
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Lore-wise, the whole voices residing with the protagonists slowly went to a lighter tone, with the hosts now being able to interact with the voices (usually friendly Unowns) on a "normal" adventure rather than being horribly traumatized throughout the journey. By looking at each of the hosts, Red is typically the only one negatively affected by the voices. | |
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Depending on the Writer | |
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Depending on the Writer: The lore of this series runs on this trope. Although some plot elements are set in stone, the characters' personalities and interactions vary depending on which work one reads. Even the trope pages of their respective runs give brief overviews of different interpretations. | |
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