A journey, a story.
Black and White has always had the reputation of being the best plot in the Pokemon series, but due to the nature of its game, there are actually many things that it just touches upon, including its main storyline - the confrontation between real and ideal heroes.
If the previous protagonists of the pocket series were all innocent young men who longed for adventure and the pursuit of dreams, the main characters in Black and White showed more of the real cruelty of reality, "I will never be able to command the elves to fight like you and Cheren!" These were Bell's tears, "Then, What are you going to do after you become the strongest?" This was Cheren's silence. When even the champion fell under Zekrom's lightning, when the towering city enveloped the entire alliance, Touko, who had only been traveling for a year, and who had not yet been recognized by Reshiram, walked firmly to the front of N.
I can't help but admit that at that moment, I was deeply shocked by a character in the game who didn't even have a complete line of dialogue.
I believe that this is not the passion of the protagonists of other generations, but the determination made in those exchanges with N, Bell, and Cheren. It is the determination without hesitation after careful consideration, and the courage and strength worthy of the name of a hero.
Seven generations, dozens of main characters, and the only champion.
This is the story of the real hero Touko.