Dragon of Elves Mighty Nine Heavens

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Yes, dragon-type Pokémon are indeed the strongest Pokémon. Even fairy-type Pokémon cannot defeat dragon-type Pokémon.

First of all, the dragon type is not the strongest. The fairy type is immune to dragon type damage. The fairy type's skills can also cause double damage to the dragon type, and the ice type can also cause double damage to the dragon type.

The first sentence of the introduction made me laugh. Isn't he the flying king?

Magikarp, the most ferocious elf, does not accept refutation

The dodo in Darkness Rises possesses the Y-mage evolution stone and is married to Kona

What about updates? The author, sent a happy holiday and then disappeared

If you want to configure a team of six people, the restriction can be one super evolution, one Gigantamax, and one Z, excluding mythical beasts, and excluding all quasi-god teams. How to match it. Let me refer to it.

Will this book... Have a female protagonist? If so, who?

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