The Azure Star Becomes a Pokémon Trainer
成为宝可梦训练家的苍蓝星
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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I originally thought it was Magical Girl Azure Star
Just remember that things like tail severing can only cause damage to Pokémon; you can't actually cut off their tails, except for Slowpoke.
No one's commenting?
I've only read 50% so far, and the author has already written very well, with decent character development. However, I have some complaints. Some scenes, at least in the few episodes I've seen so far, feel too contrived, although they can be explained away. For example, forcibly separating the protagonist and Pokémon to fight, and artificially adding inner monologues to the Pokémon.
It's a very good Pokémon story, with excellent writing, but as a Monster Hunter story, I think it has problems, specifically with its setting. First of all, Azure Star's combat power in the rich woman's area is ridiculous. It's normal for Azure Star to defeat the unbanned monster solo, but it should rely on its superb martial arts skills to dodge attacks and then deal damage.
It's not that it's bad, it's just a shame. Many parts that could have been described in detail were glossed over or even omitted entirely. Descriptions that should have appeared, whether psychological or physical, were skipped over and left to the reader's imagination. It's as if the writing was abruptly cut off. It seems rushed, but it still includes parts that could have been mentioned.
Slightly unconventional
The writing is quite good, but I don't know why the main character is a native of Monster Hunter and an old man...
Farfetch'd uses a cleaver, but evolves into a spear, which shows that the spear is superior to the long sword.
What's the point of a native time traveler? What are the highlights?
As the title suggests
It feels like the author's style in depicting the Monster Hunter world is getting increasingly off. The portrayal of darkness and betrayal—themes that Monster Hunter rarely explores—is being distorted. Frankly, it's twisting the original style of this world, creating a so-called Pokémon-like counterpart, which is wrong. It feels like the original style and writing style have been lost. I hope the author can correct this.
I can't wait to see how Ash, the ultimate creature of the Pokémon world, humiliates Pokémon after learning hunter techniques! Hurry up and show me!