But this guy is 1.4m tall.

This book was really pocket-sized, wasn’t it?

Type: Poison is holding me back too much…

Is this the suspicion that they are using data that was leveled up to 100 due to a bug?

I wonder if it’s still around if I check my parents’ house.

Information has always been about speed, but that doesn’t mean compromising on quality is acceptable.

Well, it’s not like it’s doing anything bad in itself.

However, when you consider effort values, the numbers can’t really be trusted, right?

Is this a Bivouac?

>>13

Dekalbia

>>36

Dead Noah

>>37

Soural

>>13

That is a book of Soran.

A Pokémon selection worthy of a book that masters the original Pokémon.

“The ‘Pokémon: A Little Good Story’ is just an individual’s grumbling and is unpleasant.”

The dowsing machine can be used!

>>15

Will Wataru be able to defeat Kanna?

Even if you know the location, it might disappear due to a bug related to the flag.

On the side of certainty, using a dowsing machine might be more reliable for a roundabout way.

Transel Shumichi…

At that time, the APE book had the species values listed.

You might realize that there are no base points if you calculate it.

>>19

Every Pokémon is about two tiers weaker in stats compared to one that has legitimately defeated Pokémon to reach level 100.

Even without any knowledge, a sense of discomfort emerges.

If I level up to 100 with Baku, that’s fine, but there are also sentences that feel empty, like when I included Trancel and went around the Elite Four.

I feel like it had a sticker on it.

>>21

A book for collecting 150 Mewtwos in pink.

It’s not this book, but there was a strategy guide for Gold and Silver that claimed “The 251st Pokémon data published for the first time!” and I was coolly thinking, “Isn’t that just something they released through modification?”

>>22

Mew and Celebi are ultimately just data that was included from the beginning, and they can be obtained through things like PAR…

It seems that since the Advance era, Deoxys and Mew have a mechanic where they won’t listen unless you catch them in a proper place.

I wondered if it would be advisable to turn off the battle animations in the strategy guide.

Well, once I got used to it, both I and those around me were cutting it off… so that’s the story.

I like the look in your eyes, like a murderer.

Official guidebooks don’t come out for a few months after release, so it felt like the time before that was a battle, especially with strange guidebooks.

>>30

Especially in the early days of Pokémon,

I wonder if there was ever a book released from those places that usually put out official strategy guides…

>>35

That was definitely released by APE, right? I really like that cover; it’s cool.

>>28

There are some that are half-filled instead of being at zero.

It is reported that they self-declare a playtime of 200 to 250 hours.

To be blunt, there’s no need to pursue it further; it’s a no-brainer.

>>31

The strategy guides at that time mostly said that.

In this series, this book and the one with Charizard on the cover are also mentioned.

Level 100 was quite difficult to achieve back then, to the point that it felt like a type of dedication.

Why make it even harder to raise with gold and silver…?

It’s not a strategy guide, but I loved the four-panel comic book featuring all 151 Pokémon from the original series.

A compact size divided into three volumes: red, green, and blue.

I liked the ones where the editor created a party with their own concept.

>>40

I love how absurd the self-destruct party’s “If you have 6 grenades, you can’t lose” is.

It was said that Beedrill is weak to a sad extent, in Beedrill’s column.

I really can’t say much about this because it’s truly like that.

>>41

At the time when the three-color punch was hardly utilized, to say the least.

What does it mean that even now, when the physical specialties have clearly separated, it’s still ridiculously weak?

>>26

There were quite a few strategy guides that didn’t include all the Pokémon that show up.

I thought it would be nice if they included legendary or mythical Pokémon, but I really wanted them to list regular Pokémon properly.

I remember reading something about not having any friends who would battle against a party with six Mewtwos.

A slightly skewed writing style that isn’t found in official strategy guides captivates the hearts of kids.

I like to be blunt and say that I’m weak against unfortunate types and slow speeds, just like bugs.

The funds obtained from here later led to the creation of Unreal Comics.

At that time, it can be said that Beedrill didn’t have any decent moves at all…

There was a strategy guide for leveling all 151 Pokémon to level 100.

It’s not a bug; it’s something that was properly raised steadily.

>>31

There should have been a character in the game that said something similar.

>>52

It should have been asked in the quiz at Katsura’s place.

Some characters say that when you leave them at the daycare, they seem weak.

There is no mention of candy.

Somehow, Onix has an excessively high rating.

Go for it! Even if you’re told!

It’s because of the high defense…