The only conclusion that can be reached is that it stays up purely due to Rule of Cool. Also, unlike the sidecar, there's no visible hovering mechanism to keep the incredibly heavy front end off the ground. Cool Bike: Its front wheel is replaced with a massive engine that looks like it was ripped out of an 18-wheeler.Chick Magnet: In addition to the whole deal with Rui, many female NPCs express attraction to him over the course of the game.Espeon's Return starts out at max power, indicating that he evolved them from Eevee rather than trading and/or snatching them fully-evolved. Benevolent Boss: Even before his Heel≯ace Turn, he had an Espeon and an Umbreon, which requires them to have maxed out friendship.Badass Longcoat: It lifts up behind him as part of his walk cycle, and seems to be perpetually caught in a strong wind during battle.Additionally, most of Orre seems to be arid desert, so his travelling across the region indicates that he knows how to take care of his ride.

Badass Biker: Rides out of an exploding base during the opening.

The Atoner: Implied by his actions throughout the story.He steals Pokémon from trainers, some who are completely innocent and don't know any better, but only steals Shadow Pokémon to save them from their corruption. Anti-Hero: Type II - he's basically an older Pokémon series hero who happens to be an ex-gangster.The Ace: He was the best Snagger for Team Snagem prior to his Heel≯ace Turn, a skill which he puts to good use throughout the game.It's ambiguous whether he's actually left-handed or the Snag Machine is just designed for that hand, and he's an anti-heroic example regardless. A Sinister Clue: Wears the portable Snag Machine on his left arm.Has a Mysterious Past and a bit of The Cowl complex.

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