Arceus of the Beasts in One Piece

This is similar to another book, also about alpacas, and Quinn is a tropical dragon. I've forgotten the specific plot, but the sense of déjà vu is overwhelming.

Author, have you read the original work? The Lunaria race's flames aren't just decorations; they're offensive, and quite powerful abilities at that. That's what it's like in the original work.

Earlier, the protagonist advised Kaido not to focus solely on strength, but later, when determining status, why did he suddenly only consider strength? Doesn't that feel disjointed? And is the protagonist destined to be an alpaca for life? Is there even a female lead?

If Magikarp is used as an underwater intelligence network and Omanyte as an intelligence-stealing station, why not use Pidgey or something similar as an aerial and top intelligence network?

What's going on with Jack in the latest chapter?

At first glance, why was the protagonist able to use an attribute stone to grant dual-type Pokémon abilities?

Since the main character is Arceus, they should create some Pokémon that weren't in the original series, as long as their types remain the same, or they could create fan-made Pokémon from the internet and games.

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Review of Chapter 383, "Training Time," of "Arzeus of the Pirate Beasts" by Eternally Never Full (Please subscribe, recommend, and favorite).

I saw Eri Kisaki come in, then One Piece, the clickbait title misled me~