Pokemon’s Strongest Flying-Type Trainer

What, are you trying to steal the title from Wataru, the Flying-type Uranus King?! Author, please give this a featured post! 😢

To be honest, I think Skarmory isn't as cool as Corviknight. They might as well replace Skarmory in the description with Corviknight. Of course, this is just a suggestion. 😁

Do you have any recommendations for Flying-type Pokémon? If so, please leave a comment here, and I'll consider them. 😃😃😃

I just read the first few chapters, and it doesn't feel like a Pokémon story at all; instead, it has the feel of a fantasy/adventure novel.

The beginning was a bit mindless. It didn't feel like someone who had worked their way up to the master level. Putting aside everything else, there's a difference between establishing authority and making enemies. Would throwing someone in the trash do any good? They would still retaliate. And if they directly retaliated against his sister, he wouldn't be able to handle it.

A story of urban slapstick comedy with an elf persona.

It's too pale. I was initially looking forward to it, but after watching it, it didn't seem like a reborn powerful figure, but rather like a child of a few years old. It made me cringe.

In summary, this is a fantasy leveling-up novel disguised as a Pokémon story. The protagonist is an orphan with a younger sister.

Pure Flight: Tornado Cloud; Dragonfly: Noivern, Salamence, Dragonite, Altaria, Rayquaza; Steelwing: Steel-armored Raven, Armored Bird; Water-flying creatures: Crescent Moon Bird, Gyarados, Pelipper, Manta Ray, Swans; Fire/Flying: Charizard, Talonflame, Moltres, Ho-Oh; Flying insects: Butterfly Bartholin, Swallowtail, Praying Mantis, Queen Bee;

The beginning has that feel of those fantasy novels from a few years ago, but I came to watch Pokémon, not to read this kind of outdated, light novel.