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Ensemble Dark Horse: Dunseraph is easily one of the most popular Fakemon of the game.Granted, there's an unused sprite that gives Hazma tentacle arms ◊ which is decidedly less cute it appears exactly once in the game proper, in a late game area where Hazma are being used to clean Nuclear types so they're no longer hostile and disobedient, but that same area has a normal Hazma you can talk to with the Pokémon Speech Translator that says "Happy! Happy to help!" when you do, winning back the cute points the tentacles lost.

Hazma's "gas mask" can be unsettling, but it's a two-and-a-half foot dinosaur with nubby legs wearing a little hazmat suit, and the highlights of the "mask's" eyes can give the appearance of Puppy-Dog Eyes.

The fact the appendage on its chest looks like both the universal "radiation hazard" warning symbol and a dapper little bowtie is also something that straddles the creepy/cute line. However, its extra eye and radioactive green color scheme push it into this territory. Holding close to the usual Eeveelution design pattern, it is by far the most innocuous-looking Nuclear type, and the fact that Eevee's personality wasn't affected in the same way as the corrupted Nuclears is driven home by the fact that its animated sprite appears to be trying to affectionately nuzzle something.

Nucleon is a very downplayed example, as it comes very close to being conventionally cute.

Being the first Nuclear-type that doesn't have the downside of disobeying the trainer, its ability giving it access to the most powerful nuclear attack that doesn't have a downside and extremely fast and powerful, Nucleon makes up for East Tandor's rather high level curve and helps cut down on grinding significantly.

Nucleon is also a fairly common choice.

This helps makes the game's Final Boss more manageable, since its stats makes it a fantastic Stone Wall to Toxic stall it out, on top of potentially having an ability that can allow it to PP stall the final boss's Overheat. Its final evolution, Gararewl, is the only pure Steel-type in the game this makes it the only Pokémon in the entire game that flat-out resists Nuclear-type attacks. Even if a person's playing casually, it's common to see or hear people picking up a Barewl for their final team.Broken Base: Does the game do a good job of telling a darker story while still remaining in tone with the Pokémon world? Is the use of nuclear power plants blended decently into the world or a massive case of Narm? Is the Nuclear type a cool and interesting new type, or a Narmy, poorly balanced, and less interesting attempt at following the success of Shadow Pokémon? Exactly how is the quality of the game itself? Near in line with the base Pokémon games, or way too glitchy with a horrendous level curve to be considered of good quality? Needless to say, opinions of the game are all over the place.