In the World of Tiga, Every Monster Plays Dirty

Lin Chen transmigrates into a world where everyone raises monsters, one that has merged with Ultraman Tiga, and awakens the “Pokemon Dirty Tactics System.”

In an era that prizes overwhelming size, beam clashes, and hard-hitting brawls, Lin Chen’s style is completely out of place.

He gets a Master Ball right from the start and snatches the badly injured Golza right in front of Tiga.

Other people’s monsters make their entrance with earth-shattering roars.

Lin Chen’s monsters start by putting up a “Substitute,” then scatter “Poison Powder” and “Leech Seed” all over the battlefield.

Before long, the whole world is losing it.

The aloof campus beauty breaks down in tears: “His monsters are so cute, so why do they only scatter mushroom spores to put people to sleep? That’s so underhanded!”

The Kyrieloid roars: “You call that a Warrior of Light? It hits me once, plants a seed, then hides in a Substitute! Come out and fight me one-on-one if you’ve got the guts!”

Daigo covers his face in despair: “I’d just struck a pose, ready to fire the Zeperion Ray, when his monster used Mean Look to stop me from leaving, then weakened me too? I’m done fighting this monster!”

Watching the whole internet condemn him for “fighting dirty,” Lin Chen shrugs. “So what if my tactics are underhanded? Winning is what matters!”