Pokemon: The Strongest Gym Leader, and I Have a Second Phase

No, a prosecutor actually used a mythical beast to check the strength of the gym owner? Are you kidding me? Let's not talk about anything else, Joey's medical family has mythical beasts, and according to the description in the article, there are more than one! This is really outrageous. Although a medical family is strong and important (mainly because of its wide connections), but it is not a family based on strength, there are divine beasts in every checkpoint, and they are used to fight with them. How common are these divine beasts?

Adu Gyarados 96? Kona is only 70? The four kings of Kanto check and balance each other. If it were written like this, Watari would have been the champion of Kanto long ago.

After reading Chapter 60, I really can't stand it anymore. The subject matter is quite good, but the content is poorly written. Do you only know how to spray flames? There is only one way to fight back and forth.

Not the author. You wouldn't think that gym trainers would send their own main players to the field, right? Most gym trainers would send newly trained elves to the field. It's hard enough. That's because they need a voice. In other words, you need a qualification, and you are all qualified. Then what kind of strength do you want? Just get a few. As long as they are stronger than the novice trainers, it's basically fine. The focus of gym trainers is on trainers, not on elves

Why not all overlord elves? Qualifications are even funnier. Gym qualifications can be as high as a king's, so are qualifications necessary?

I feel that the design of the boss is unreasonable. Logically speaking, the elves are partners. Every time the elf is injured, the health line drops. When the boss becomes the boss, I feel that the elf is not taken seriously. After all, a qualified trainer has feelings for a partner who has been with the elf for such a long time. He is reluctant to let his elf get hurt, not to mention whether it will lose the elf's favor. It feels too deliberate, especially if the move is forced. Why not change it to become a boss after exhausting your physical strength? After all, high-intensity fighting will also make you tired?

Why don't you take the first step to conquer the fossil pterosaurs of Dasha Valley in Kanto, the huge rock snakes of Miacha Mountain, the Metagross of Sinnoh Valley, the angry Lake Gyarados of Johto, and the wooden gecko of the huge sacred tree of Hoenn? Meili Sheep 1 The giant Magikarp on Orange** Island is at least 5 times the normal size. The crystal big rock snake looks like Orange** Island. You can definitely use it to exchange for good things from a certain stone control, Lapras** Riding the Dragon. Variety monsters can also be conquered and used. Just transform into the Pokémon you own. In fact, it is not normal for the game to transform into your own Pokémon. By the way, there are 4 types of dragons: 1. The attribute is dragon 2. The egg** is dragon** 3. The one with dragon in the name 4. The one that looks like a dragon

Stupid writing. In this book, the Joey family actually has a mythical beast. They use it to test gym trainers and use cannons to kill mosquitoes.

The more exaggerated the titles of those books, the easier it is to get them off the street. I'm telling you, hit me if you dare.

There is a Shining Metagross in the Sinnoh Metagross Valley, why don't you accept it? The flash is so focused that I feel uncomfortable