Braving the Monster Hunter World with a Poké Ball

It perfectly illustrates what it means to be "washed clean and weakened," and to be arrogant before being captured, but after being captured, the protagonist's monster never wins against any other monster of the same level.

... How dare you say this book is well-written based on the opening chapter? Who cares if the main character is mentally ill? If you're turned off at the beginning, how can you expect there to be a sequel?

I don't even want to say anything. These dragons are all so powerful when the main characters capture them, but once they're caught and fight other dragons, they seem incredibly weak. It's ridiculous; they've been nerfed way too much.

I think it's better to build a bond with powerful monsters before they truly obey commands. Otherwise, a lot of the fun is lost. And your Poké Ball is too powerful for brainwashing, plus you're so carefree—aren't you afraid of being captured and having your Poké Balls used to create more?

Why are all the main characters in Monster Hunter novels wielding long swords? Can't they come up with something different?

The fight against Alatreon felt rushed. The main characters were overpowered and unprepared, lacking the earlier collaboration of Elder Dragons of various elements to capture elemental elites. This resulted in a lack of excitement during the fight, with the main characters barely contributing. Alatreon was built up to be incredibly powerful, but being defeated so easily by external forces made the story lose its appeal. How can the story continue like this?

It's rare to see monster hunting, especially a monster-catching one. Good luck! Another thing I'm confused about... Can't you use a Poké Ball to shoot a red glow and collect a captured monster? Your description says to throw another Poké Ball over and collect it!??

It's well-written, but there are still some flaws. The two main ones are: First, every time the protagonist's party hunts monsters and brings the corpses back, did the hunter really not suspect anything the day before? The wounds are all different, aren't they?

I've never played Monster Hunter before, but I'd always heard of its fame. Seeing this book finally solidified my resolve, and during the winter sale, I bought World, Iceborne, Rise of the Monsters, and Dawn of the Monsters. My heart was pounding with excitement, my hands were trembling, and I did a lot of research, watching countless tutorials and speedrun videos from experienced players.

This protagonist has such a strong "Qipu" vibe! Geralt brought a power system usable in the Monster Hunter world to the New World but didn't capture or study it. Why is it that this protagonist is so secretive about everything, as if afraid no one will know? The Guild and the Dragon Academy even support him. After all, they can safely study monster moves and ecology.