Naruto: I Can Summon Pokemon

She used the Geely Egg as a tool and exchanged benefits for a little-known medical ninja just to be her apprentice. She didn't regard Pokémon as a partner at all. The Geely Egg himself also worked at the Pokémon World Hospital. The writing was really disgusting🤢

Good ideas, bad plot, every time Lucky Egg comes, he gives free treatment to the protagonist and his friends, and even lays eggs. The protagonist has no feedback other than saying thank you. Even if you make some delicious food, snacks, or give Lucky Egg a fruit unique to the ninja world, it won't be enough. What's even more speechless is that the Geely Egg is not a wild Pokémon in the Pokémon world. People have partners and jobs. The protagonist still takes it upon himself to regard the Geely Egg as his own accessory and agrees to take it to join Konoha Hospital without asking the other party's opinion. Does it make sense? Not to mention that the auspicious egg exhausts the physical strength, how can the work continue after returning to it? The protagonist's attitude of coming and going when called is very hard to accept. Pokémon, like Naruto, also pays attention to bonds. The protagonist is a person who does not know any medical ninjutsu. I don't know what the meaning is for him to join the hospital and become a pendant of the auspicious egg? Exploiting Geely Egg's labor force for free? Let more people covet the auspicious eggs?

Arceus: A guy who doesn't pay attention to bond training still wants to summon a powerful elf? Dream! Mythical Beast: That's right. What do people who don't believe in elves think of elves?

Pikachu variant

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This subject seems boring, Pokémon and Naruto? This… Things are not related to each other, and the combat power system cannot be compared. Your book, Shuangchu, will not be interesting after reading it, but uncomfortable 😥😥😥😥😥😥😥

Sri Lanka. . . . Awesome, how did the author manage to have neither the passion of Naruto nor the warmth of Pokémon?

It's a pity that this subject matter is written in a chronological manner, and when I read it, I felt like I was using auspicious eggs as tools, and I didn't see the idea at all.

It does not reflect the characteristics of the selling point of the elves at all. Random summoning is not the best way to interact and increase vitality. It is completely unqualified for the selling point of the elves.

Itachi and Obito are both worse than animals and deserve to die.