Pokemon: My Pokemon have Double Abilities

Having transmigrated to the world of One Piece, he gained the cheat code to enter the Pokémon game. He thought he could summon Pikachu, Bulbasaur, and Charizard to wreak havoc in the One Piece world. But the protagonist, upon entering the game, was utterly shocked: "Luffy!? Why are you in my Pokémon list?!" ...

A roulette wheel connects all dimensions, offering a chance to obtain anything you desire. Twelve talismans, Sharingan, Haki, Thunder Breathing Technique... talents, skills, physique, bloodlines—all things are contained within. "Gambling impoverishes three generations, gambling ruins a lifetime. But I just transmigrated into One Piece, a hellish start, a boss right in my face. What can I do but draw?" Ren, reborn from a dump truck rushing to meet performance targets, angrily slammed down his lottery ticket, and from then on, money was a stranger!

“Hello, strange wizard. What’s your name?” “Avada Kedavra.” That conversation usually ends poorly. Branded with the most infamous name in magical history, Avada Kendavia enters Hogwarts carrying a reputation he never asked for and a future everyone else seems convinced he shouldn’t have. Professors hesitate. The Ministry avoids eye contact. Classmates whisper. And Avada listens. Sorted into Hufflepuff, he quickly discovers the power of being ignored. While the school focuses on heroes, villains, and house rivalries, Avada starts asking quieter—and far more dangerous—questions. Why do spells behave differently? Why do some rules feel… inconsistent? And why does magic itself seem to notice him? Between potions, experimentation, accidental notoriety, and friendships formed in unlikely places, Avada Kendavia begins uncovering a side of the wizarding world rarely discussed in textbooks—and even more rarely acknowledged by the Ministry. This is a story about magic examined under a microscope. About talent earned, not granted. About a name that should have ended everything— —and the wizard who decided it wouldn’t.

That year, the expelled student Charles Gold returned with his Pokémon, crushing the Minister of Magic before Dumbledore and pointing her wand at his head. That year, Voldemort attempted to seize the Philosopher's Stone, and Harry Potter, commanding Pikachu, fought Quirrell for three hundred rounds. That year, the Chamber of Secrets was opened, and the Basilisk, whose gaze impregnated anyone, resurrected. Squinty-eyed Snorlax, talking in a dream, tore the Basilisk apart with his bare hands. Years later, when the resurrected Voldemort and his Death Eaters bravely entered Hogwarts, they were utterly defeated by hundreds of wizard trainers. Harry Potter, reborn from the flames, clutching the sacred ash, cried out from the ashes, "Ron, this thing is much better than a wand!"

Re-re-Upload, i will post the synopsis if it keeps up, Nozomi traveled through the Pokémon world and obtained the lottery system. Congratulations to the host for completing the system activation task, obtaining 1 gold lottery number and the reward [Metagross]. Congratulations to the host for successfully winning the Indigo Conference, obtaining 1 platinum lottery number and the reward [Deoxys]. "Why are you so strong?" A trainer who was defeated said unwillingly. Nozomi smiled slightly: "Sorry, I can do whatever I want if I can draw the lottery."

A mysterious palace of souls transported Chu Yang to countless worlds. In each world, Chu Yang could share his unique talents. He was the young patriarch of the Senju clan in the Naruto world, the chosen successor of the God of Shinobi. He was also Shanks' right-hand man in the One Piece world, the strongest first mate in history, and the first person to have a reverse bounty on a Celestial Dragon. He was Aizen's lifelong enemy in the Bleach world, and Tony Stark's genius assistant in the Marvel world. He was the number one demon sweeping across the land in the Wuxia world, and the mad sorcerer who trampled Sukuna underfoot in the sorcery world. He was the chosen one, and would ultimately become the supreme and unique one.

Title: Pokémon: Transmigrated with My Half-Broken Modifier System continue from where other author left, using his prompt. Hayato, thirty years old and a proud homebody, made his living selling custom 6IV Pokémon on TaoBao. Life was simple—he had just landed a massive order. As he completed modifying his first Pokemon... when everything went black. The next thing he knew, he was standing in the real Pokémon world. --- Chinese Title: 宝可梦修改器 (Pokémon Modifier) Author: 骑车的风 (Cycling in the Wind) --- Disclaimer: This is an unofficial fan translation of the original work by 骑车的风. All rights of the story belong to the original author. Pokémon and related trademarks are the property of Nintendo, Game Freak, and The Pokémon Company. This translation is for non-commercial fan entertainment purposes only. If requested by the original author or copyright holders, it will be removed immediately. (mainly for me to read more easy so don't have high hopes about quality)

My name is Ash, and my goal is to become a Pokémon Master. The night before I was to become a Pokémon Trainer, I had a dream. In the dream, countless versions of myself from parallel universes appeared, and by fulfilling their wishes, I could gain their abilities. Professor Ash: To become a Pokémon Master, you need a vast amount of Pokémon knowledge. If you protect Pikachu, I'll give you that knowledge. Champion Ash: I've only ever suffered one defeat in my life. If you can defeat Giovanni and destroy Team Rocket, I'll teach you Champion-level training methods. Tactical Master Ash: In my younger days, I was so obsessed with Pokémon that I neglected the feelings of those around me. Go and confess to Misty for me…

The three starter Pokémons in Pallet Town have all been claimed, but Ash still has a Pikachu, while Hayato can only catch Caterpillars with his bare hands! An unexpected Pokémon synthesis system awakens, and a life of cheating begins. This story is full of humor and excitement. A contemporary of Ash, reliving childhood memories from the protagonist's perspective! This is a silly story, so don't take it too seriously.