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** Foongus and Amoongus - mushroom mons with Poké Ball designs on their caps - are these in ''[[Pokémon Black and White]]'', as Voltorb and Electrode aren't native to the region. The worst part, their Ability (Effect Spore, a carryover from Gen III) can give negative status effects to any enemy who hits them! Their 'Dex entry suggests they evolved their cap design in an attempt to fool their prey; [[I'm a Humanitarian|this is less likely to fool the Pokemon than it is to fool the trainer.]] At least they're slow, unlike Voltorb and Electrode, so if you want you can run away. Unless you want stick around to catch or defeat one they're not a huge deal. |
** Foongus and Amoongus - mushroom mons with Poké Ball designs on their caps - are these in ''[[Pokémon Black and White]]'', as Voltorb and Electrode aren't native to the region. The worst part, their Ability (Effect Spore, a carryover from Gen III) can give negative status effects to any enemy who hits them! Their 'Dex entry suggests they evolved their cap design in an attempt to fool their prey; [[I'm a Humanitarian|this is less likely to fool the Pokemon than it is to fool the trainer.]] At least they're slow, unlike Voltorb and Electrode, so if you want you can run away. Unless you want stick around to catch or defeat one they're not a huge deal. |
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** Sudowoodo from Gen II pretends to be one of the trees that you're supposed to use Cut on. Instead, you have to water it because they're Rock-types. Used again in ''Emerald's'' Battle Frontier. |
** Sudowoodo from Gen II pretends to be one of the trees that you're supposed to use Cut on. Instead, you have to water it because they're Rock-types. Used again in ''Emerald's'' Battle Frontier. |
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* ''[[Powerslave]]'', per its [[Adventurer Archaeologist]] in [[Ancient Egypt]]ian ruins theme, has plenty of ancient vases [[Rewarding Vandalism|filled with health/ammo refills]]. However, also true to the game's theme, many of these vases contain small monsters like scorpions if broken. Normally these monsters are of minimal threat due to their lack of range, but if a player low on health is whacking vases with the melee weapon and happens to spawn one, it could be deadly. |
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* In Level 12 of ''[[Prince of Persia]] 2'', there's a sword lying on the ground at one point, which you may think is a weapon upgrade, but when you approach it, it [[Flaming Sword|bursts into flames]] and attacks you. Run! |
* In Level 12 of ''[[Prince of Persia]] 2'', there's a sword lying on the ground at one point, which you may think is a weapon upgrade, but when you approach it, it [[Flaming Sword|bursts into flames]] and attacks you. Run! |
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