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** In ''[[Pokémon X and Y]]'', a Magikarp Salesman appears, and ''he's even more crooked than any others''. {{spoiler|After you talk to a hiker that you meet in the hotels enough times, he offers you a "Super Special" Magikarp in exchange for a Gyarados. It's nothing but a plain old Magikarp, and only Lvl 5, lower than one you could catch yourself. (If you knew that the guy's name was "Caveat" and that the Magikarp's name was "Carpe Diem", it might tip you off, but you only learn that if you trade it.) The only compensation is that the Magikarp has an Adamant nature (which lowers Special Attack to boost its Attack) and has a perfect IV in Attack.}}
** There's a guy like this in ''[[Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire]]''. He doesn't offer a Magikarp, and if you're clever, you can benefit from dealing with him. {{spoiler| After dealing with Groudon/Kyogre, an old man who claims to sell stones appears on Route 114. He speaks highly of one he offers for 40,000 PokéDollars, even higher of one for 80,000, and highest of one for 150,000. But all three are Hard Stones. Two items he sells, which he claims are "for beginners" and tries to steer you away from, only cost 1,500; these are the Mega Evolution stones for the two Starters you ''did not'' choose.}}
* Zigzagged with Tuki in ''[[Shantae|Shantae: Half Genie Hero]]''. She seems a very blatant example, being as actual snake-lady (the "sneaky, snakey seller of magical secrets!" she boasts) and much of her inventory is overpriced compared to merchants in Scuttle Town (seeing as she can be accessed within the actual levels, [[KarlAdam MarxSmith Hates Your Guts|she has clearly taken inspiration from KarlAdam MarxSmith]]). However, she is also the only way to get certain transformative dances that are very useful to the heroine, so it's definitely worth dealing with her.
 
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