In an age when humans and Pokémon live in harmony, Zhuo Yun summons Hoopa, and the world is turned upside down.
Lance: "What kind of Pokémon is that? Why can it summon the strongest dragon? That green Pokémon is clearly Rayquaza!"
Giovanni: "Zhuo Yun, accept your fate! I have the strongest Pokémon, and I'm going to rule the world... Where did my strongest Pokémon go? Why has it disappeared? Zhuo Yun, did you have something to do with this?"
Wallace: "Hoopa is so cute! This year's Grand Festival champion is yours."
Cynthia coolly stands before Zhuo Yun and asks, "Zhuo Yun, when are you going to marry me? Is it because I'm three years older than you? I don't mind!"
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Are you kidding me? , A champion needs to be rescued by a fledgling protagonist? The champion was seriously injured by a bunch of predators? Pigfoot led 3 elves who were less than level 40 and killed the predators three times and five times divided by two? Are you a fool?
Regichkas and the three divine pillars it created, Zel*as (God of
Author, did you make a mistake in your resume? The strongest dragon is probably Kyurem.
Haha, just summon Hupa. Even if you can summon it, Arceus can't let you summon it.
Sandstorms can't hurt steel-type people, right?
Mental retardation, in Chapter 19 Hupa used his mind power to control Heiluga. This is impossible. You have not learned the Eye of Miracles and cannot control him. I'm sorry I don't even know the attribute restraint table
It seems that only Groudon will not be bullied because he cannot fly.
It's irrefutable that Hupa is very cunning (I also really like Hupa) But I feel that Hupa appeared just to improve Arceus' image, and he was sealed without even showing his face.
Isn't it good to just write about elves in general? If you have to add some kind of Hokage, you can just remove some of the escape techniques.
It seems that steel elves will not be harmed by sandstorms in the game, right?