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* The Ghetsis Cane disables [[Poké Ball]]s, which he uses to stop the player from catching {{p|Kyurem}} while it is under his control. In the game, it is also hinted that the cane was used to keep Kyurem under his control. | * The Ghetsis Cane disables [[Poké Ball]]s, which he uses to stop the player from catching {{p|Kyurem}} while it is under his control. In the game, it is also hinted that the cane was used to keep Kyurem under his control. | ||
* In {{game|Black and White|s|4=2}}, Ghetsis is the first antagonist in the main series games to try to incapacitate the player. He attempts to have Kyurem freeze the player with {{m|Glaciate}}, but that move cannot cause freezing when used in battle. Before the English releases of {{game|Black and White|s|4=2}}, this threat was mistranslated by various sources as a threat to kill and impale them using Kyurem's icicles. | * In {{game|Black and White|s|4=2}}, Ghetsis is the first antagonist in the main series games to try to incapacitate the player. He attempts to have Kyurem freeze the player with {{m|Glaciate}}, but that move cannot cause freezing when used in battle. Before the English releases of {{game|Black and White|s|4=2}}, this threat was mistranslated by various sources as a threat to kill and impale them using Kyurem's icicles. | ||
* In Black 2 and White 2, all of Ghetsis's Pokémon he also had in Black and White are two levels lower in Normal Mode and six levels lower in Easy Mode. However | * In Black 2 and White 2, all of Ghetsis's Pokémon he also had in Black and White are two levels lower in Normal Mode and six levels lower in Easy Mode. However, they are two levels higher in Challenge mode. | ||
* Ghetsis's right arm is always concealed, except for in Pokémon Black and White's opening, in which it appears discolored. | * Ghetsis's right arm is always concealed, except for in Pokémon Black and White's opening, in which it appears discolored. | ||