Pokémon the Series: Scarlet and Violet (Perlgb's version)/Tropes

This series applies the following tropes:
*Action Mom: Beatriz Ramirez, the Champion of Paldea, was a former Matador before she became a Champion. She is even more impressive than her son Arwin, who is known to be an excellent fighter.
*Adaptational Heroism: Arwin isn't a villain working for Team Rocket this time. Justified because his mother is still alive.
*Adaptational Jerkass: It's subtle, but it's there. In canon, Penny was quite shy and wasn't much for conversations with guys. Here, she can get snarky and usually drops stealth insults aimed towards the three teams; particularly Clemont.
*Adapted Out: In Scarlet & Violet, the title of Champion is a rank bequeathed to all trainers who pass the Champion Assessment. This aspect is not explored here.
*Amazon Brigade: Team Wurrai consists of Sally, Vanessa and Fleur.
*Big Eater: In Episode 9, Per demonstrates just how much he can eat by swallowing a mountain of fruit in one bite.
*Bilingual Bonus: Per, Kasper and Andreas often speak the Scandavian language throughout the story, usually when talking to each other. Hilarity ensues because non-Scandavian trainers legitimately don't understand what they are saying.
**Amusingly, the Scandavian language is represented by the Danish language. And considering what country Perlgb is from...
*Blind Seer: Ash's Scizor is partially blind.
*Body Horror: Scizor loses her wings when she tries to help Ash snap the electric rope in Episode 10.
*Continuty Nod: Goh backs Paul up in Episode 1 by mentioning a time where the former had a Gulpin stuck on his head.
*Cool Bike: Kasper owns a Terreptile, a Pokémon based on a Quad Bike.
*Deadpan Snarker: Upon seeing Goh's arm in a casting in Episode 1, Drew asks him if he strained his arm from tossing so many Pokeballs.
*Demoted to Extra: Team Rocket ends up getting little focus throughout the story, all while Giovanni is completely absent.
*Hartman Hips: Safe to say Sally is the queen of this Trope.
*I Owe You My Life: Scizor, grateful from Ash's actions, decides that he'll be her trainer.
*Made of Iron: Per's Corviknight crashes into the ground after saving Ash and Scizor from a free fall, and he refuses a Super Potion from Clemont on account of having been through worse.
*Male Gaze: Ash ends up staring at Sally's ass several times throughout the series.
*Ms. Fanservice: Sally Clovetix.
*Near-Death Experience: Ash and Scizor find themselves in this situation in Episode 10.
*Not a Morning Person: Per is a perfect example of this trope.
*Offscreen Moment of Awesome: Episode 1 gives a little recap of what happened during the four years prior to the series. Notably, it reveals that Ash became Kalos Champion.
*Original Character: Several Pokémon fall under this Trope.
**Toucherie, the Fencer Pokémon, is one of Perlgb's own creations.
**Terreptile, the evolved form of Cyclizar, was conceptualized by Perlgb while the design was made by a friend of his.
*Post-Kiss Catatonia: This is Ash's reaction after Sally kisses him on the cheek in Episode 11.
*Running Gag: Clemont denying having a crush on Nemona.
*Scars are Forever: Starting from Episode 10, Ash has an electrical scar running over his right eye.
*Shout Out: Enough to go around.
**The movies inside Ash's dorm are obvious spoofs on popular animated movies; including The Pyroar King.
**After going to sleep in Episode 7, Ash finds himself in the world of Vigilante 8.
*Sibling Team: The Brandt Brothers, the representive Champions of Team Scandavia.
*Signature Mon: Beatriz's partner is a Shiny Toucherie.
*Spared in the Adaptation: Arwin's mother is usually dead by the time a story begins, and Arwin's Start of Darkness is a consequence of her demise.
*Super Doc: Anja the Doctor. Per mentions how she's Scandavia's nurse, medic, surgeon, dentist and more.
*Tomboy with a Girly Streak: Vanessa is independent, but its obvious she can be just as shy as Fleur.
*You Are Fat: Misty certainly thinks this of Brock, though she'd never admit it.
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