Traveling Between Worlds, Starting in the Pokémon World

Elves need Poké Balls to feed people in the cafeteria when eating. I'm really sorry. If evil forces sneak in and hand over the Poké Balls to the students when they eat, and run away with them, that's not a reward.

If you write about the world of Pokémon well, you won't be so bad. You have to write about the city.

This protagonist, the disaster star, can be attacked by all kinds of things wherever he goes.

If you have Hupa, you will be invincible!

The world of this novel is too dangerous. People attack it every day.

The content has nothing to do with the introduction. Where are the promised worlds? Is this a Pokémon novel or a fantasy fairy tale?

Was your math taught by a physical education teacher?

Don't worry, this book won't be updated soon.

I'm just wondering, doesn't everyone who travels through time use the memory of the information explosion in their previous life? For example, through crazy growth, green fields, and powder-type skills, can the elves of the * system be combined to create the advent of the tree world? Can Airuledo use fighting skills and teleportation to create the Flying Thunder God? Can Zoroark use his ability to create illusions to create a fantasy? Can the Sandstorm trait bring out Sand Crocodile or Gaara? Can the Variety Monster imitate the Rubber Fruit? Can wrist strength make him a four-armed boxing champion? Can electric elves such as Electric Monsters create Thunder Escape Armor? Can water elves create hard vortex water blades? Can the fire element use the jet of flame to generate power and acceleration? Can the flying water shuriken turn into a Rasengan shuriken when it spins at high speed? Is the accelerated rotation of the wave missile a tracking version of the Rasengan? Can the fire element create a vacuum field by burning air?

Why are there so many articles about attacks? Really water