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Line 39: * [[In-Universe Game Clock]]: Akin to the previous Pokemon game installments, depending on the time of day, weathers, will effect the "[[Understatement\|little things]]" unnoticeable to gamers, like what type of Pokemon will appear, what typing they will have, and such. * [[Killer App]]: It's a Pokemon game and one of the reasons to buy that dem Switches and Switch Lites. * [[The Lost Woods]]: Right next to Postwick (the protagonist's hometown) is the Slumbering Weald, a place said protagonist and Hop have always been warned ''never'' to go into. At the beginning of the game they have to do so anyway to track down a lost Wooloo, only to {{spoiler\|come face to face with the game's Legendary Pokemon!}} After that, it's [[~~Chekov~~Chekhov's Gun\| a good idea to avoid the place for awhile...]] ** Another contender is Glimwood Tangle. Not exactly a large forest, it's still dark and ominous, with giant colorful, glowing mushrooms. [[The Fair Folk\| Many of the wild Pokemon here are Fairy Type.]] * [[Make My Monster Grow]]: Pretty much the whole point of Dynamaxing and Gigantamaxing.

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