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Pokémon: Agui
A flame that controls the order of the world. . . Eighteen tablets and four crystal stones create everything. . . The one who destroyed everything was a boy, no, to be precise, a "boy" who was half human and half Pokémon. He was reborn in the world of Pokémon by some mistake. He was born with bad luck. What kind of destructive journey will he take? . . . There will be such a sentence in the history of Pokémon - the person who destroys everything, Agui. This novel and its characters are purely fi
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The Destruction of Pokémon Agui
Thirteen years after the World Extermination War, new rules appeared in the Pokémon world. Trainers will not receive an initial Pokémon from the Alliance. Instead, they will train a Pokémon when they are six years old. When they are ten years old, they will register in the initial town in their area to obtain a illustrated guide and fuse and train the Pokémon for four years. This Pokémon will become the fused trainer's native Pokémon. During battles, the trainer will fight with the Pokémon, avoi
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Pokémon Agui's Star Huiliyuan
"The hometown of Meteor Land is Meteor Village, The trajectory of the meteor will guide you there, The inheritance of Meteor Village is Meteor Ancestral Hall. The meteor's prayer will shine on you and pass on the starry glory! " Ancient songs extol the will of the meteor, The inheritor embarks on a journey with the will of the meteor, Let the stars shine on the dawning earth and the dusk sky! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should no
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Elf: Agui's Journey
Thirteen boys and girls with dreams and their Pokémon embark on a journey together! There are as many dreams as there are Pokémon! There are as many trips as there are dreams! There are endless possibilities between people and Pokémon! That destined encounter is waiting for you to meet! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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