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** One monotype challenge is now apparently known as the 'Youngster Joey' challenge. Get through the Elite Four with only a Rattata.
** "N's Challenge" is a fun version of this where you emulate N, the [[Anti Hero]] antagonist of ''Black and White''. (Can be used in ''any'' Pokemon game, however). The rules are as follows:
{{quote|Must have Starter in party at all times.
Number of Pokemon you can own (both in party and PC Box) at one time cannot exceed 1+ the number of Gym Badges you have.
You can include one Legendary among Pokemon you own; if a Legendary is featured on the game's box art, it must be that Legendary. For ''Red'', ''Blue'', or ''Yellow'', choose Zapados, Articuno, or Moltres.
Other than your Starter and the one Legendary, you can only battle using Pokemon that can be captured in the region you are battling in.
You must release ALL Pokemon you own after beating a Gym, other than your starter and the aforementioned Legendary. This rule does not apply after you defeat five Gyms.
Good luck!}}
* Due to the way the level up system works, it's possible to go through ''[[Boktai|Lunar Knights]]'' without any status boosts. This is especially amusing when you can be at level 99 with stats of 1 in everything.
* Having all characters be the same job is a popular one for ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', and pretty much all of the games that have a job system.
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