My Combat Power Can Shatter Stars, and You Say This Is a Pokemon World?

You know Pikachu but not Groudon Rayquaza, right? You've never heard of his name, right? The introduction is a bit rz

It's so boring to watch, so I just suppress the main character's IQ, or the main character has no IQ and can communicate with mythical beasts. I just don't ask what the outside world is like. The strength given by the system is the strongest on the surface level. No matter how you look at it, it doesn't matter on this planet. The strongest, but at least one of the best. This is not a setting where the protagonist has severe persecution paranoia. The protagonist just thinks that he is not strong enough so he cannot go out and there is danger, but he never understands it. This is purely because the protagonist has a problem with his IQ.

Kyogre and Groudon fought before, and although he was restrained four times, in the animation, Groudon defeated Kyogre.

Today's fun depends on you, and you have to be the can author of the stove

To be honest, it is too difficult not to meet elves in the elf world.

The protagonist's island is lush with trees, but isn't there an ordinary wild elf? The subject matter is okay, but I don't know why you wrote it like this when you set it? Don't you think it's very intellectual after you've written it yourself?

I know the character's intelligence is high but the author, but you think it's too low.

The protagonist lives a life that he hates, a one-ball superman

Is there a possibility that in the latest setting, Arceus belongs to the multiverse level, although it is very outrageous?

Why does it feel like the protagonist is already in trouble and doesn't know anything? So what makes him know that he's in the Pokémon world? Xiaozhi? Pikachu? Isn't this simple? What else does momentum have to do with perception? Simple overlord color needs to be perceived to be effective? Everyone in One Piece is strong? It's also a star-studded one, and it's even possible to figure out what's true by itself