All Heavens: Titan Trainer

The combat power setting is a bit too aggressive, and the Pokémon is reduced to a high paraplegic. The monster power at level 89 is not as good as the old monster at level 40 in the animated version, and cannot even jump on top of King Kong. If you cut the monster power level in half, the performance is barely considered normal. What is the concept of level 89? Mewtwo is only level 72. Let's not talk about where a gym leader can get a Pokémon above level 80. A Pokémon with a higher level than Mewtwo can't even break through the skin of King Kong?

What I want to see is the protagonist, who travels across the world to collect various monsters. What kind of thing are you writing? If I want to read Pokémon, I won't read his fan fiction.

It's a bit disgusting about King Kong, and the movie forcibly elevates his power and status.

The protagonist stands at the feet of a volcano erupting. The volcano erupts. Are you still considered the protagonist?

The world of Pokémon is written too weakly, especially when Arceus cannot withstand a punch from King Kong. It is recommended to change it.

Investigation object: "All Heavens: Titan Beast Trainer" - Male Protagonist - [Li Xuan] Investigation Result: [Physical Time Travel] (Personal Speculation) Judgment Basis: Time Travel Investigator, as the name suggests, is to conduct time-traveling investigations on the time-travelers. The profession of investigating and recording is designed to allow observers (that is, readers) in all worlds to know in advance the travel conditions of travelers in this world, and to volunteer to provide observers with a quick query service for travel information If there are any mistakes, Wanwang will correct me ——Zhenjun Wanling Feast Stay on May 28, 2025

If you write about monsters, just write about monsters, and when you write about Pokémon, just write about Pokémon. It's very interesting to write them together. But what do you mean when you keep writing about your delicious food?

The trainer's command of the battle is just a child's world view, which makes no sense. When the titan monster fights, the floors collapse, gravel splashes, and the streets break. You can still drive invincibly on the spot and not be hurt by AOE. Or can you climb on the giant beast and swing, grow your eyes to see the enemy's every move in the wind, sand and dust, and then command the battle.

Have you ever been a trainer? Just write it out and take it for granted.

I came here for the Titan beast, but this is the result

I came to see the protagonist conquer the monster Titan and then conquer the world, not to see the protagonist conquer Pokémon.

Can't tell the priority, the title is deceptive. Phoenix King and Feather threw the protagonist into the Marvel X-Men Trials, Phoenix King and Feather>System

I thought it was about collecting monsters to fight in the universe, but then I came back to Pokémon. I was very interested at first but not interested at all. It doesn't match what I wrote before. I would say it would be better to write about fighting and subduing monsters in various movie universes with monsters. That would be more fun. If you go to Pokémon, what is the difference between being a Pokémon trainer? There is an extra King Kong?

It's about a Titan trainer who went to the second new world and pulled Kong into the world of Pokémon, taking a newly recovered Pokémon with him.

Phoenix King asked you to travel through Marvel. If you do this, I'm afraid it won't work. How could it collapse if you don't pay attention?

Have you ever been a trainer? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted. References

The protagonist grabs a King Kong, and the author doesn't know why he wants to suppress his fighting power. Is it really necessary to watch another wave of Zhi Ye's winning formula in 20 years when watching Monster Trainer? It feels like in the Pokémon world, when you first grab Rayquaza, and then decide that the damage is too great, you directly suppress the fighting power and turn into a green caterpillar, and then say that you will definitely be able to return to Rayquaza in the future. It feels really meaningless. How many of the readers staring at Rayquaza are willing to see the green caterpillar? If the combat power is too high, just increase the opponent's combat power. If you don't have a fan, just create something original. After defeating the one that changes the earth's environment, there will be one that can destroy the earth. After defeating the one that can destroy the solar system, and then the Milky Way. If you can suppress your combat power, you won't be able to increase your combat power.

The second world is becoming more and more clumsy. It has obvious combat power and is not as refreshing as the previous world.

A Marvel character appears out of nowhere and travels to the world of Pokémon to beat the heroine to the brink of death. If the protagonist doesn't kill him right away, then he's a loser. This plot is very baffling. It's a work where everyone can travel through time. The protagonist's death is as if he's invisible.

Personal opinion: Going back to the Pokémon world is a big poison. I originally planned to watch you take back King Kong and go on a killing spree in the Monster Universe, but if that didn't work, you could have fun with King Kong in a monster movie or science fiction movie, but you ended up wasting the subject matter by running back to the Pokémon world.

It started to deviate from the topic when it was almost on the shelves. What about the Titans?

Later in the plot, we see delicious food and green eyes. The classic protagonist is surrounded by people with incredible qualifications. The protagonist looks like he is conquering the world with delicious food. It's really boring. I'm off topic.

What did you write about the second world?

Speaking of giant beasts, it makes no sense not to go to the Ultraman world.