Synopsis: (One heroine, Lisia; no indiscriminate Pokemon collecting; no slow burn; no System; lighthearted daily life; satisfying story)
Setting: Primarily the games, with some Pokémon Adventures and anime elements
Yun Po, a boy from Blue Star, gets a second chance at life and finds himself in the Pokemon world, where he becomes the second disciple of Adam, Gym Leader of Sootopolis Gym, and Wallace's junior fellow disciple. Before long, he has a Bagon of his own.
With a future regional pseudo-legendary in hand, Yun Po sets out on a humble and determined path of learning.
“Senior Cynthia, please lend me the power of a Ground-type Dragon!”
“Senior Lance, please lend me the power of a Flying-type Dragon!”
“Senior Raihan, please lend me the power of a Steel-type Dragon!”
“Senior Drasna, please lend me the power of a Fairy-type Dragon!”
“Senior Hassel, please lend me the power of an Ice-type Dragon!”
“Senior Palkia, please lend me the power of a Water-type Dragon!”
“Senior Giratina, please lend me the power of a Ghost-type Dragon!”
Years later, on the stage of the Pokémon World Championships, the audience falls silent as they gaze at the Mega Salamence before Yun Po, a Pokémon with attacks covering all eighteen types.
Yun Po smiles calmly. “I have become the ultimate Dragon.”
Not bad, quite relaxing and everyday, and not slow as the title says. 👍👍👍 (Five stars, please watch the plot later and add more) I have only watched a few Pokémon movies and a few fan novels, so I have a little doubt based on this: Did Baby Dragon evolve too fast? Also, when is the plot of the heroine about?
Yun Bo found an open space on the edge of the wooden plank road for pre-war training. The flying type can restrain Xiaomei. Xiaolong's Dragon Claw can restrain the flying type four times, but it cannot be allowed to carry it all the time. Xiaobai needs Xiaobai to share the pressure. Ice-type moves deal normal damage to flying types, and the freezing effect can reduce the mobility of flying Pokémon. The ai text is completely written in random order
It's very popular to read the Pokemon Tomato novel, which basically doesn't include a single heroine named Rukia, but some plots are a bit abrupt.
So-so, you can still watch it