Ash's Pokemon Journey Has Some Serious Problems

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Nurse Joy's writing for this chapter is a mess. To elevate Pikachu, she said it's bad that her teammates don't participate, but then she added the "poisoned" part, making her unsuitable for further battles. It's better than her being poisoned and immediately dying without doing anything. Even Charizard's Fire-type Ho-Oh gets a special boost and also dies from poison. Only Gyarados and Misdreavus swapped out; the rest of the team relied on Pikachu to push through. Everyone knows Pikachu is the strongest in the team; there's no need to force her to be a sacrificial lamb. This chapter is written as if Poison is some kind of guaranteed win condition, causing her to die immediately upon being poisoned. You might as well have just had Pikachu go in and push through the entire team directly. It makes the other teammates' actions seem completely inexplicable.

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Does nobody think the protagonist's actions are too simplistic and unrealistic? These recaps didn't elicit any negative reactions; instead, they made me laugh.

Everything else is fine. It steals other people's Pokémon; it's extremely poisonous. It directly poisoned me and knocked me out. I thought it was rare that the Rockets' cat could talk, so I took it. What the hell is the difference between you and the Rockets? After capturing a large number of Pokémon and training them to 6IV, it's fine to release any that aren't captured. I can't accept someone stealing my Pokémon.

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This Xiao Zhi seems to be all pretense, relying on connections and luck without any real ability. It's just self-indulgent writing.

Should the author revise the latest chapters featuring the fight with Nurse Joy? Is it believable that Quagsire can inflict corrosive poison while remaining unharmed, and that Venusaur can use four moves simultaneously? Doesn't the author notice a slight problem? It can't be a Pokémon given by a friend, right? Also, Charizard loses stamina quickly from poison while fighting Quagsire, but Quagsire doesn't seem to have much of a problem after taking Charizard's Thunder Punch and Fire Punch. Something doesn't feel right.

I came across this book not long after I started playing the game "Roco Kingdom," and it perfectly resonated with me. It's about releasing any non-extraordinary spirits into the wild.

It's been said that cultural creators should be cultured, and this "80 billion tons" even appears in the introduction.