The Surprising Adventures of a Glaceon in Unova

A Fanfic based on Pokémon Black and White, but with a twist: it tells the story as seen from one of Black's pokémon, a Glaceon named Boreas. It can be found here and here.

Tropes used in The Surprising Adventures of a Glaceon in Unova include:

Alliteration: the chapter titles do this occasionally: Dire Difficulties at the Daycare, Pursuit of Plasma, The Stolen Skull, Rolling Rocks, and Of Trapped Tails, Crazy Corvids, and Fencing Friends
An Ice Person: Boreas, obviously. I mean, he's a Glaceon.
Anti-Hero: Boreas is a type 2.
Anyone Can Die: After chapter 38...
The Big Guy: Lucius.
Breather Episode: Part seven (chapters 43-49) gives a very well-deserved break after the Darker and Edgier part six. Also Chapter 12, approppriately named "Repose", is about the characters taking a vacation of a month after the battling against Team Plasma during the chapters before it and some light romance.
Chivalrous Pervert: Boreas, Aqua, and Black are this on occasion.
Cloudcuckoolander: Selene the Murkrow. Burgh and N also count.
Character Development: At the beginning of the flashback, Boreas is a very childish young Eevee with a big trauma due to his family's Death by Origin Story. By now, he has grown up a lot (though he occasionally has his lapses of childishness) and has had closure for his family's death.
Combat Pragmatist: Boreas. He frequently used underhanded tactics, like throwing macaroni into his opponent's eyes or taking the enemy trainer hostage to force him to surrender.
Darker and Edgier: Compared to the original games. The main characters occasionally battle the Seven Sages, who all seem to be around Ghetsis' power level and shoot to kill.
- Part six (chapters 36-42) compared to the rest of the fic.
Death by Origin Story: Boreas' family. Also, Aqua's boyfriend Lothario, who was killed by human hunters.
Distracted by the Sexy: Boreas often has trouble concentrating when talking to Aqua.
The Dragon: Diego, to Ghetsis. It's even pointed out by chapter 50's title "Day of the Dragons". Notice that dragonS is plural, while the only literal dragon important to the chapter is Zekrom. But the chapter also features a big fight scene with Diego.
Eye Scream: In chapter 16 Boreas blinds an enemy Crawdaunt by digging his claws into its eyes.
The Fantastic Trope of Wondrous Titles
Friend Versus Lover: Boreas and Toxica fight over Octa.
Friendly Tickle Torture: Between Boreas and Aqua in chapter 24, leading to an Almost Kiss.
Groin Attack: Boreas used this on Diego, N's Zoroark, during their battle.
Heroic Sacrifice: Capella, to save Boreas' life.
Heterosexual Life Partners: Boreas and Octa.
Ho Yay: Octa and Boreas tend to hug each other quite a lot, and in chapter 51, Octa tells Boreas people either love him or hate him, and he... doesn't hate him.
Hurricane of Euphemisms: In chapter 29:

"I kissed her! She kissed me! We snogged, osculated, smooched, made out! Whatever you want to call it, the result is the same: we kissed."

Improvised Weapon: Boreas' plans frequently use these. So far, he's used macaroni, soup, stalactites, and shattered plastic tables.
In Medias Res: The story begins roughly in the middle, and most of it so far is a flashback.
Jerkass: Lucius.
Kick the Dog: Diego, N's Zoroark, hangs Boreas by his tail from a metal scaffolding for a whole night when he defeats him.
Killed Off for Real: Poor Capella...
The Lancer: Octa is this to Boreas, though Boreas has more of the traditional Lancer traits while Octa has more of the traditional Hero traits.
Man On Fire: Boreas gets set on fire during chapter 11.
Mistaken for Gay: Lucius often mistakes Boreas and Octa for gay. Or he's just being a Jerkass.
Never Found the Body: Zeph
Only Known by Their Nickname: Octa, whose full name is Octavianus.
Only Mostly Dead: Zeph
Quintessential British Gentleman: Octa. Only the monocle and top hat miss, and he actually wears those in the pokémon musical.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Boreas and Octa. A slight subversion in that Boreas is the more intelligent of the two, though Octa is more knowledgable and usually more sensible.
Running Gag: Black not understanding what his pokémon say and Lucius mistaking Octa and Boreas for gay. Boreas using Groin Attacks on Diego also seems to become one.
Sacrificial Lion: Capella. She gets a lot of character depth and her friendship with Boreas becomes very important to him before she is suddenly killed off.
Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: Octa. Frequently Lampshaded.
Upper Class Wit: Octa
Villainous Friendship: The Dragon Diego regards The Big Bad Ghetsis as his friend. Whether it is mutual or Ghetsis is just acting isn't shown.
What the Hell, Hero?: Toxica gives an EPIC one to Octa come Chapter 52.