The protagonist who seems like they don’t need friends.

>>6

I feel a toughness that makes me think we could also become friends here.

>>10

Pepper also says things like, “If I’m your best friend, then let’s be best friends too!”

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I like that it’s adopting a pose that’s also in SV 👍️.

The protagonist who is trying to merge into the cliff and see if they can pass through the wall.

Since they’re giving us that option, I can’t help but agree that they’re just that kind of person.

I might go mad with joy if I see a different paradox.

Looks like you’re getting along well with Professor Rehor.

What is this stake giving off an evil aura? It looks like I could pull it out, so I guess I’ll just do that!

That’s the place where the action is unlocked once you learn the true identity of the stake!

>>19

I think there are bad aspects to easily removable stakes.

>>19

Harto (Since there are some loose stakes, should we pull them all out?)

Aoi (I heard there are some loose stakes, so should I pull them all out!)

Woro and roots are of the same kind.

It’s sad that only one person is in a different uniform, so I’ll change into blueberry-colored clothes as well…

The protagonist who went to the top right of Paldea using the acceleration glide bug.

Yay!

It seems there were some people calling the principal the mastermind…

>>27

Interacting with the ORAS group that deals with parallel worlds made it too easy for them to understand immediately, which made the progression of the conversation overly smooth and not enjoyable.

I certainly ran around in Paldea.

Because the distortion of space-time and the Ultra Hole might lead to some crazy situations, it’s dangerous if we don’t make connections.

>>29

It’s just that this guy is an invincible jerk with four disasters, you know.

This guy has a nice personality…

I really think that stakes lying around like that are not good at all.

>>31

It’s something that doesn’t really have any patterns in the position it’s placed separately, right?

>>32

Ah, that brother and sister seem like they’re going to become acquainted with us.

The method of having a mysterious ring appear in front of the good-looking ones still hasn’t changed, huh?

The protagonist who is closer to the player than anyone else.

If such curiosity leads in a bad direction, it might end up like Dr. Futu…

>>37

It’s probably okay because the couple on the island will cancel each other out.

It seems like they were saying something like they’ve been doing the same thing, and if Hart and Aoi both have four disasters, does that mean there are eight disasters in Pasio…? That’s too scary.

There is a command there, so I will respond because there is a person I am curious about.

He was a notorious eccentric.

I want to throw Zeyu at this Hart!!

A mental state that seems like it could survive in Yharnam.

Well, there are disaster-level Pokémon all over the island…

In other words, having Blueberry Nemo participate means that a Nemo vs. Nemo battle is also not a dream.

The tail and the paper are already around here.

Whoa! It’s only a matter of time before I say it.

Pepper and Button don’t know about me either…?

Yay!

Yahoo! That’s quite something!

This is because I’m a champion! It has that kind of attitude.

Are you okay? Are you a little broken?

>>55

If you understand parallel, then this is a possibility.

I want the vice principal to come and meet Principal Suka.

It seems like you’re enjoying life twice as much.

I feel like this Haruto is their friend from a completely different angle than Aoi.

Because I am the champion!

>>60

There are a lot!

Maybe this guy will bring one of the Four Calamities in Magic Costume.

It’s an island full of legendary Pokémon; even if there are two groups of calamities, it’s all good.

The way Kanto is crammed together, attached to Paldea in the parallel world.

I really hate a school with this guy and Nemo.

But if a major incident occurs, they’ll resolve it quickly, right?

>>65

Nemo is just a battle freak, but they’re fine!

I also like Masaru, who became a Ball Guy fan.

An example of how the protagonist can be seen as nothing more than a troublesome troublemaker from a different perspective.

It was a personality that Nemo could understandably appreciate.

Basically, for the bad guys too, it’s like suddenly a stranger kid barges in and they get annihilated!

I feel that while the female protagonist tends to be relatively catchy, the male protagonist tends to become a curveball.

Isn’t the partner one of the Four Calamities…?