Pokemon Era: I Am the Last Meteor Tribe Survivor

What are you writing about? An ordinary Guoranweng interrupted Celebi's time travel by stepping on his shadow? What you are writing about is the real world, not a game. Isn't this just nonsense?

Are there just a few pure elves? I'm really convinced.

Even if Celebi is not an attacking divine beast, it is not something that several quasi-kings and one king can compete with, right? You should first figure out why a mythical beast is a mythical beast.

Chapter 9 introduces the teacher "Being a disciple of the King of Heaven has nothing to value in me other than resources, so I won't worship him." "Library owner, where can I get resources?" Isn't this logic funny?

After all, apart from not being able to fly, all other dragon beasts can fly. This is the strongest on the surface, and it deserves the title.

Can you be more concise when talking about skills during battle? How can I have so much time to talk so much in front of you, and only talk about skills at the end? The opportunity is gone.

I was thinking that if the identity of the protagonist, a survivor of the meteor, was known, he would definitely be dragged into supporting Z.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, either on saving the world or on the road to saving the world. This book is okay for junior high school students to read. I am already twenty-five and have passed the age of passion. I still like to watch traveling treasure hunting and training with elves to improve their strength. This kind of super mythical beast destroys the world and saves the world. It's amazing to me, so there will be more in the future.

Within five days of becoming a new trainer, he could use his own elves to defeat the king-level elves commanded and carefully trained by the Alliance's investigators. The apprentice of the King of Fighters, the owner of the gym who possesses the peak power of a quasi-King and has decades of fighting experience, was directly crushed and defeated against the protagonist who had only obtained an elf for less than a month. Moreover, the Elf Illustrated Book issued by the alliance can directly detect the qualifications of elves. The potential of a trainer depends on whether he has quasi-god elves. Having quasi-god elves means that he will be a future king-level trainer, and will be valued by the alliance's top leaders. This world is directly hierarchical. The potential of trainers is determined by elf qualifications and elf types. Whoever has a quasi-god elf is a genius and will be a future king-level trainer. Luck and background are greater than hard work.

I don't understand a bit. First of all, you said that the number of Pokémon that can rival Super Rayquaza can be counted on one hand. However, regardless of the game, there are many Pokémon that can match or even surpass Super Rayquaza in the setting. Take Hoopa as an example. Do you really think that Hoopa is as easy to fight as in the movie? Come on, that's the reason for the protagonist's aura. If Hupa really summoned six divine beasts to fight a super Rayquaza, the super Rayquaza would have been gone long ago. Also, the super Rayquaza violently beat the three gods of space and time? What the hell? They also violently beat the three gods of time and space. One Giratina is really enough to fight, and then Ultra Necrozma, Arceus, these elves beat Super Rayquaza. Yes, Super Mewtwo is not sure about the specifics, but I think it should be no worse than Super Rayquaza. There is also Kyurem. Ordinary Kyurem may not be able to beat it, but Kyurem can change forms, and with attribute restraint, it is still possible to match Super Rayquaza. There are more than five of these elves, so they can't count?