My Charm Is Maxed Out, and You Want Me to Raise Pokemon?

Charming and full of appeal, is it a Grass-type Pokémon?

Pokémon Cyndaquil

Shouldn't someone with maximum charisma give a speech in a beer hall? What Pokémon should I raise?

There's a reason why a classic Eevee + Shiny Ralts start hasn't become popular.

I support limiting Pokémon to four skills in matches. If they could be used freely, there would be perfect Pokémon. Without skill restrictions, everyone could stack status effects at will, and the game would become all about boosting efficiency and debuff control. Some Pokémon, like Tyranitar, can sweep teams with a little boosting.

When I saw J appear, I guessed that he would most likely get involved, and then become a temporary trainer because of his super good looks and the trust of the legendary Pokémon. If that's the case, then the main character definitely needs to appear sooner. After all, the protagonist is only a baby and yet he's already involved in a major event.

Doesn't anyone like the Azure Flame Blade Demon? It has good damage and looks great! It has good synergy and looks great! It's strong and looks great! And it can even use Destiny Bond against enemies it can't handle! What's wrong with it?!

Eevee is a recurring theme, and we're already getting tired of seeing it. Sylveon, Sun Moon, and those three (which only have electric power) – bringing along a useless character to force a power-up is really discouraging.

The subject matter and setting are both good, and the author's writing style is also decent. Some people think that the jokes are too dense, but I actually think it's an advantage, as they aren't used awkwardly. However, the pacing is a bit off. In just twenty chapters, the protagonist has been bullied twice by the Aether Foundation—once injured, and once stripped of his rightful rewards.

With such high charm, it's easy to seduce the female monster.