Pokemon: Strength in Numbers
宝可梦之人多势众
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I'm only looking for high-quality Pokemon stories. The Pokemon stories posted by the thread author all have ratings of at least 9.3. No. 6 has over a thousand posts after just two years, and every time I log in, it's at 99+. @The Guy with Lots of Branches is my main account. It's the one I use most, so please give me a follow 🥵🥵🥵
Pokemon Stories That Have Built Up a Good Backlog
Not a brainless power fantasy. Keep the plot as logical as possible. No cutesy stuff. Real men read about badass Pokemon like Aggron and Steelix. Ideally, over a million characters!!!
Looking for a Compelling Pokemon Novel with No System or Cheats, Rated 9 or Above
Nothing about capturing divine beasts, please. Something more down-to-earth.
Pokemon Stories with Some Brains Behind Them. No Legendary or Mythical Pokemon Showing up at the Drop of a Hat, and Give Me a Good Plot.
Feels Like There Aren't Any Pokemon Masterpieces Anymore, Just Stories with Terrible Endings
I'm looking for books like "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon". Other than "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon", I'm also interested in "Starting with Greninja", "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon, Starting with Steel-Type Mythical Pokemon Meltan", "All-Type Pokémon Master", "Starting with Rayquaza", "The School Beauty Cried After I Beat Her", "Legendary Trainer: Starting with Milotic", and "Taiji San Te".
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Pokemon Stories With an Underage Protagonist and No Heroine
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No divine-tier or mythical beasts from the start, and no overpowered protagonist coasting through the story. ※※※ No romantic tension.
Pokemon, Urban Setting, a Good Long Read, High Quality
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New Pokemon Stories! No Cliche Pokemon or Canon Worlds!
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Looking for Pokemon in the Original World, Not Stories Where the Protagonist Possesses Ash or Someone Like Him
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A Commoner Protagonist, Pokemon, and I’m Out of Books to Read. Please and Thank You
Pokemon with a Male Protagonist, No Romance or a Male-Male Couple. I've Read the Ones Below, Thanks
The Pokemon I want to catch include Zorua, Lucario, the Black and White Dragon Gods Zekrom and Reshiram, Victini, Mewtwo, Pikachu, Dragonite, Charizard, Snivy, and more...
Pokemon Novels, Hit Me with Recommendations. I'm Out of Things to Read
Pokemon fans, don't be shy. Come on in and drop your book recommendations 📖📖📖
Pokemon (Honestly, I Prefer Calling It Pokemon), Come Challenge Me
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A Pokemon Story About an Ordinary Trainer Betting on Eggs from the Start!!!!
Pokemon Stories Where the Protagonist Has Only a Few, but Powerful, Pokemon. No Crossover Worlds
A Pokemon Trainer Who Gets Along Wonderfully with Pokemon and Is Loved by the Whole Pokemon Team
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In a situation like this, one certainly cannot be modest.
It's a great show. The male protagonist has a unique cheat ability: he has five parallel versions of himself who come to the Pokémon world to adventure together. The story revolves around his daily life as a farmer, raising Pokémon, and later he even has dragon blood. His other clones possess different type abilities, and they have various roles as trainers, fighters, and breeders.
A story unlike any other.
It's a good read, half heartwarming and half realistic, a farming story with a lot of action, and it's an ensemble piece. It features multiple personalities who transmigrate and become multiple people (or something like that)... Well, there are quite a few minor bugs, but they don't have a significant impact... The storylines involving Zapdos and Lugia felt a little forced. Everything else feels pretty good... Five stars for the author's hard work in writing.
It's another one of my favorite Pokémon farming and development strategies, except you have quite a few typos here. (>人<;)
I was confused at first, but it got quite good and interesting later on.
I've finished reading it. Although I don't really like reading Pokémon stories with female leads, I really liked the premise and was looking for something to read, so I kept reading. The main reason is that the female lead, Cynthia, doesn't have a lot of screen time, and so far there haven't been any disgusting or nauseating scenes. They still get along very naturally like friends.
This book is quite good. So far, it hasn't had much of a vested interest in the alliance, focusing on its own life and achieving a normal farming existence. Unlike some novels where the author has to work for the alliance and powerful families, and even then, the alliance and families don't treat the author well, yet the author still tries to reassure themselves and not take it to heart.
It's quite unique and worth watching.
A very heartwarming and peaceful story. Wishing Ah Guang and his six siblings eternal happiness together.