Pokemon: I'm Already a Champion! The System Is Only Arriving Now?

Upon their first meeting, after a simple "Nice to meet you, beautiful lady," the middle-aged woman opposite the protagonist immediately tried to hug and kiss her. The author attempts to appear sophisticated and knowledgeable in many places, but the execution feels forced and awkward.

Why did it have to start with Celebi teleporting him? I don't see any impact omitting this part of the story; in fact, it seems a bit of a plot hole.

Even though the main characters are champions, they still don't recognize lily root dolls or kapok balls. More native than the natives themselves, and a champion...

Like an abstract concept, both the champion and the gym leader are portrayed as incredibly weak, while Team Plasma is depicted as invincible, with even a random miner easily defeating the gym leader's main force. This is all just for the protagonist to show off, but this "showing off" feels incredibly clunky and inexplicable.

Happy Lantern Festival

With a bunch of framed gestures in the introduction, it's hard to consider it a good book.

It's a pity there were only a few Psychic-type Pokémon in the first generation... However, Abra's evolved form Kadabra and Alakazam (female) might affect the overall impression. 😓 They'd be better suited as the team's elder brother (suitable in every sense).

Happy Pokémon New Year's Eve

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