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You also get an Pikachu/Eevee Set of clothes from the Pokémon Fan Club chairman instead of a bike voucher.

Due to the bike being replaced by riding certain Pokémon, the bicycle shop is instead a house who belongs to an NPC who is a bike fanatic.

Instead, the Team Rocket Trio serve as the NPC Roadblock until you had delivered Oak's Parcel and battled your Rival for the first time.

The coffee-deprived/drunk old man in Viridian City is gone, due to Wild Pokémon battles being limited and the catching tutorial being moved to your first meeting with Professor Oak early in the game.

All was changed so that he at first attempts to give you a 'wonderful item', only to realize that he lost it, so he instead improvises the Assistant Set of clothes for you and your Partner Pokémon. The assistant that originally gave you Exp.

Pokémon sharing Experience Points has been made an automatic mechanic of the game, meaning the Exp.

You don't have to battle Marowak's spirit in Pokémon Tower anymore since the redone wild Pokémon mechanics would have made it impossible it's been reworked into a cutscene.

Instead, they have arcade machines that reference the various Spin-Off games.

Due to European video game laws, Celadon's Game Corner doesn't feature slot machines any longer, as previously seen in HeartGold and SoulSilver.

The catching mechanics are taken from Pokémon Go, but you can still fight other trainers in battles just like the rest of the series, and certain 'boss' Pokémon must be defeated in battle to proceed to the catching minigame, like how Raid Battles work in Pokémon Go. However, there are still Mega Evolutions, the ability to groom and dress up Pokémon like in later games, some plot-critical Pokémon you fight in the wild have stat boosts like Totem Battles, there are Riding Pokémon, and there are all eighteen Pokémon types.

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Adaptation Distillation: Some gameplay mechanics have been removed (abilities, held items, eggs) while others were simplified (only the original 151 Pokémon plus Meltan, fewer moves and TMs) to make the gameplay closer to Generation I.

Eevee's voice actress Aoi Yūki isn't left out either, as the Eevee Master happens to be named Aoi.

Actor Allusion: Much like in Pokémon Sun and Moon and their Ultra counterparts, Ikue Otani is given a nod as a Pikachu Master bearing her name.

Instead, your Partner can learn exclusive abilities called Secret Techniques, which serve identical functions to the original HMs (such as surfing or flying) but without the need of the item itself, and don't take up any move slots.

Ability Required to Proceed: While the roadblocks that require Hidden Machines are still in place, Hidden Machines no longer exist.

Tropes that Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu and Eevee! provide: The game also features a brand new family of Pokémon species-Meltan, a tiny Steel-type Mythical Pokémon with a body made of liquid metal and a hex nut for a head and its evolution, Melmetal, who sports a hardened body and large, flexible arms.

You can also Mega Evolve your Pokémon and obtain Regional Variants that are more common in Alola than in Kanto.

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These are also the first titles in the series to feature Co-Op Multiplayer, allowing two players to explore the Kanto region together in order to capture Pokémon and partake in double battles. The games have additional functionality with the mobile game as well, in the form of trading Kanto Pokémon caught in Pokémon GO to the Switch games. As the name suggests, in addition to the traditional gameplay seen in the mainline RPGs, Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon Let's Go, Eevee! shares many of its mechanics with Pokémon GO, most notably using the latter's encounter and capture mechanics instead of traditional Random Encounter battles.