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* Although it is never shown to the player in-game, all of the Pokémon owned by Aya, Shige, Yukito, and Hideko are programmed to have {{t|Poison}} as their {{Tera|Tera Type}}, likely as a reference to the effects of Pecharunt's Binding Mochi. | * Although it is never shown to the player in-game, all of the Pokémon owned by Aya, Shige, Yukito, and Hideko are programmed to have {{t|Poison}} as their {{Tera|Tera Type}}, likely as a reference to the effects of Pecharunt's Binding Mochi. | ||
* In the Japanese version, the possessed shout out "Kibi kibi!" instead, referring to {{wp|Kibi dango (millet dumpling)}} from the folktale of {{wp|Momotarō}}. | * In the Japanese version, the possessed shout out "Kibi kibi!" instead, referring to {{wp|Kibi dango (millet dumpling)}} from the folktale of {{wp|Momotarō}}. | ||
* If the player uses {{ | * If the player uses {{p|Ogerpon}} in the battle against Pecharunt, Ogerpon will react with anger, yelling out "GRAH! Pon PON!!!" at it, likely for what it did to {{ga|Ogerpon}} and its companion in the past. | ||
* If the player uses a member of the [[Loyal Three]] | * If the player uses a member of the [[Loyal Three]] ({{p|Okidogi}}, {{p|Munkidori}}, or {{p|Fezandipiti}}) in the battle against Pecharunt, Pecharunt will react with shock and anger, yelling out "Pechaaa! Chraaahhh!" at it, likely for its betrayal as Pecharunt's retainer. | ||
** Pecharunt will repeat this reaction every time a member of the Loyal Three is sent out for the first time by the player. | ** Pecharunt will repeat this reaction every time a member of the Loyal Three is sent out for the first time by the player. | ||
*The day that Mochi Mayhem was made publicly accessible is the same day as the annual Japanese tradition of ''mochitsuki'' (Japanese: '''餅つき''').<ref name=Mochitsuki>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231220182340/https://asahiimports.com/2014/01/04/mochitsuki-a-japanese-new-years-tradition/ Article on the history of Mochitsuki.]</ref> | *The day that Mochi Mayhem was made publicly accessible is the same day as the annual Japanese tradition of ''mochitsuki'' (Japanese: '''餅つき''').<ref name=Mochitsuki>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231220182340/https://asahiimports.com/2014/01/04/mochitsuki-a-japanese-new-years-tradition/ Article on the history of Mochitsuki.]</ref> | ||