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Here are a few things to mention since I completed the story: 1. Capitalization and punctuation remain consistently terrible up until the last 250 chapters or so that will never change, and it took some getting used to to be able to read the story 2. The story I really liked was that the author thought very deeply about the story's secrets and reveals since the very beginning. It has a decently good payoff from the 1000 chapters of build-up. However, the final battle was completely skipped. That sucked a lot. Also, the side stories end too abruptly. I feel like there should have been at least 10 more chapters of the MC basking in all of his achievements. 3. The MCs pets are all really good selections, from the standard dragons, plant type lifeform, and quirin to the more unique angels, ape, insect and and the little Milky Way. All of their powers and personalities are very unique and likable. Characters other than the MC and maybe the Drunk Saint are rather forgettable, though. 4. the world was very profound and meticulously constructed. You can see that the author had an idea and structure that he created from the very beginning, and it shows since there aren't that many asspulls when it comes to the world's structure. 5. One complaint I do have is that there are some periods of time where th MC is just powering straight up without many battles or he is surrounded by creatures so powerful that it leaves him no space to actually fight with his own beasts, those were particularly disappointing bits of the story. Conclusion: The story has some rough parts, and the author sometimes makes decisions that I don't like. However, the story is overall one that is very fun and very enjoyable and definitely a worthwhile read, so long as you ignore problems in translation and terminology that seem to be machine translated at times.

He has a literal army of ghosts that can fly and are also Platinum rank. And they don't need any time to get ready? He once sent out his Butterfree and Bedrill army to intercept a beast tide that was trying to kill some Arbok and Ekans. All the bugs were ready to fight as soon as they were deployed.

Send a team next time. Maybe there were some high potential Skarmory in that flock.

Yeah, I can agree with that after reviewing just how many he caught

Why not? He basically has a small planet as a pocket dimension, and it has an overabundance of resources, enough to get several Pokémon populations to thrive. Not to mention, he is a professor and will probably open up more orphanages. He needs big populations to be able to meet the needs of all the people he'll care for in the future.

This is probably some big shots territory, a special project, or even an experiment to see if these species can survive and thrive in this environment .

Yeah, there needs to be a limit to it. If not, you could just wait a few years and have a high aurora iron stage Pokémon, which would be too broken

suuuure

Jesus Christ, this is a ridiculous amount

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