My Pokemon Come From Monster Hunter

Just in time I will send it again

As long as it's not like the one next door, a dragon several hundred meters high can only penetrate a 5cm steel plate, steal eggs and then let its mother and child fight, force itself to be a pet, act like a licking dog, do nothing human-like, and label itself as a blue star. As long as you don't feed 💩, I will subscribe.

The protagonist's fifth Pokémon

The protagonist's third Pokémon

I don't like Rise very much. If it were the world, I would follow it.

It's okay, but the writing style is not very good. In addition, Donghuang and Conspiracy could be written less or downplayed later. It's easy to lose the sense of immersion in the current world. The monster hunting map is very different from the original world. It's enough for you to write.

Don't focus the climax of the plot on catching the ancient dragon, write more plots about combat interaction and daily Pokémon training. It's almost the same as recommending learning from some other excellent traditional Pokémon novels. I watched a game before where the Pokémon world and Monster Hunter World were intertwined. As a result, the plot was all about catching ancient dragons and then upgrading and strengthening them very quickly.

Catch less dragons in the early stage, at least don't be like Bie Biezi all of a sudden. Although the ancient dragon cannot be said to be invincible, it is definitely enough to compete with most first-level gods.

The protagonist's fourth Pokémon

I haven't read it yet, but I hope the protagonist's character will fit in with the theme of monster hunting and the Pokémon world. At least don't do the opposite