The Azure Star Becomes a Pokémon Trainer

I originally thought it was Magical Girl Blue Star

Anyway, remember that tail docking can only cause damage to Pokémon, and you cannot actually cut off the tail, except for Slowpoke.

I have only seen 50% of it so far. The author has written well and the characterization is okay. I just want to complain a little. Some scenes, at least the current plots, are a bit too deliberate. Although it can be solved, such as forcing the protagonist and Pokémon to fight enemies separately, and forcibly adding more Pokémon. The drama inside the dream, maybe it's too cold-blooded to say so, but the protagonist's Pokémon is too sympathetic, which makes it boring to watch. And no matter what, the protagonist is Blue Star, and now it keeps suppressing the protagonist's combat power. In fact, it does not affect the plot even if the combat power is not suppressed. The suppression of combat power is very interesting. I have high blood pressure, especially when I am always in a situation where weapons and equipment are not around me. At the beginning, I could barely say that my equipment was gone, or it was restricted by the authorities. Later, when the authorities allowed it, I stopped bringing weapons, and then I was passive every time and fought hard to fight back. Is it too deliberate, or is it? To say that the protagonist has been corrupted to the point of depravity by the peace of the Pokémon world, and has lost his vigilance and sensitivity, so that he continues to make these small mistakes, at least unnecessary mistakes from the perspective of the plot, or is it that the author believes that it is not necessary to carry weapons in the Pokémon world like in the Monster Hunter world? Even if cracks occur frequently everywhere, let alone anything else, the fact that the protagonist is so neurotic even though he knows that a disaster caused by cracks may occur at any time is really annoying, so much so that I am not happy even though I know that there is a high probability that I will not watch it. But I suffered a loss for not bringing weapons once or twice, and I still don't have weapons in the future. I even say that I am friends with Pokémon and don't keep them in the ball. However, there have been many accidents caused by running around by myself or Pokémon running around. Do you feel relieved or vague? Throwing Pokémon away at home is like locking a child in a car. Can't you always keep it with you? This way, even if you travel twice, you can at least face it together, instead of forcing a farewell scene. Please don't blame some individuals for complaining. In the end, I believe that the author will write better and better.

It's a very good Pokémon article, and the writing is very good, but as a monster hunting article, I think it has problems, and it's a setting issue. First of all, the combat power of Blue Star in Rich Woman's place is too outrageous. It is normal for Blue Star to attack and release the ban alone, but it should rely on superb martial arts to dodge attacks and then deal damage. Fighting head-on and defeating Rich Woman is too ridiculous, even if the physical fitness has been strengthened in the Pokémon world. You can't write it like this🤔 Then there are too many game settings, which directly apply the game's star level settings. A monster will not have low-level individuals, high-level individuals and master individuals. A low-level monster is a low-level monster, and a high-level monster is a high-level monster. Master is purely a game setting. The star rating of a monster depends on its ecological niche and combat effectiveness. For example, the Flying Thunder Dragon is a 3-star monster. If it becomes a veteran or subspecies, it will only add one star at most. It will not become a high-level monster. Only 5-star map kings can reach 6 stars by changing to subtypes or through battles. It is still a setting issue. It is generally believed that master is an honorary title of nine stars. The master position in the game is set up for the sake of gameplay, but the novel directly applies it here. Then there is the relationship between monsters and people. To be honest, there is really no need to directly set the monsters to be immature. Except for some life forms that are not advanced enough, most monsters are quite intellectual. For example, when Geralt and the deer-headed spirit were killed, the poisonous demon bird came to help, and finally gave beads. Moreover, there are also riders in the official history, but they are living in seclusion.

It's either not good-looking, it's just a pity. Many places that could be described in detail have been brushed aside or even not written at all. The description that should have appeared, whether it is psychology or action, has been skipped and relied entirely on the brain. It's like being directly disconnected. It seems to be written in a rush, but the places that can be brushed off have been written again. It's like driving a car, you need to speed up on some roads, and stop at traffic lights in some places. But the author just keeps driving at a constant speed, which leads to not going fast enough where the speed should be increased, and not slowing down enough where the speed should be, which is very awkward, good-looking but not good-looking enough, which is really a pity Personal opinion, just take a look

The writing is better, but I don't know why the protagonist is a monster hunting native or an old man...

The green onion duck is a kitchen knife, but it evolves into a spear. This shows that the spear is better than the sword.

What does it mean to be an indigenous time traveler? What's the point?

I feel that the author's style of painting is getting more and more wrong when describing the world of monster hunting. He describes the so-called darkness and betrayal. Such things are rarely described in monster hunting works. Now it is not easy to say that it is distorting the original style of this world and making it into a so-called comparison of the Pokémon world. This is wrong. Now I feel that I have lost the original style and writing style. I hope the author can correct it.

I can't wait to see how Xiaozhi, the ultimate creature in the Pokémon world, humiliates Pokémon after learning the skills of a hunter. Hurry up and bring it up!