Pokemon Era: My Pokemon Have No Upper Limit to Their Power

The writing itself is problematic. A major power is invaded and reduced to such a state by an underground organization that they can arrest people at will for twenty years without anyone noticing. Later, they even arrest students directly for the college entrance exam, and this person is just a minor character, only the protagonist can handle them.

The show is riddled with flaws and utterly disgusting. Not only does it force a portrayal of the nation as weak, but it also indulges in cringe-worthy, childish plot points. The protagonist's character is ridiculously weak. While others are fighting for their country's interests on the field, getting sabotaged by their opponents and losing, this guy acts like a keyboard warrior on TV, ranting and…

If Ash gets replaced in Pokémon, I'll laugh at anyone who watches the new Pokémon for two and a half years.

Finding books used to be overwhelming, with so many to choose from; now it's like hunting for gold during thesis defenses—finding books is getting harder and harder.

They should consider that normal Pokémon certainly can't compare to legendary Pokémon in terms of aptitude, right? Besides, these Pokémon have their own special treasures. How could they possibly defeat these gods—who have such high aptitude, great abilities, and long lifespans—after training for decades or even centuries? The anime doesn't really emphasize the imposing presence of legendary Pokémon; hopefully, the novels will consider this aspect.

According to the author's setting, the probability of becoming an advanced awakener is random, meaning anyone can awaken. However, the Ideal Society can guarantee that it will capture all six awakeners without exception for twenty years. This means that the organization can monitor the whole country and make advance arrangements to prepare for kidnapping, and can also perfectly cover up the…

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I haven't even read the rest, and I'm already imagining what kind of things are done to elves. Doesn't Zygarde care?

A god capable of creating and controlling time, space, and mirror-reflecting worlds was nearly killed by a meteorite—it's ridiculous. If we have to apply the established lore, we can only guess that the stone tablet was extremely important to the alpaca; losing the tablet meant losing its divine status. This is a serious retcon.

If someone with a cheat-like ability doesn't go solo but joins the plan, will they be dissected?