That’s how it is.

Has Satoshi’s child come out?

>>4

Mmm mmm

He showed up in various leagues and achieved decent results, but just when he thought he had won in Alola, he became the world champion.

At the time of the final episode, Pikachu and Pidgeot are somewhere with me.

I became the world champion.

The team was quite a standard one, except for Kentaros.

I had that kind of image because I was only using weird Pokémon like AG.

>>9

Are Oko-rizar and Betobeton the classics?

A promising trainer who has achieved good results in various places finally becoming the champion in a new league has a strange sense of reality, doesn’t it?

I’ve become the world champion…

Became a robot.

Did you become a Pokémon Master?

What exactly is a Pokémon Master?

>>15

It feels like I’ve become a trainer who is familiar with and knows almost every Pokémon.

As long as the series continues, new Pokémon will keep being added, so it’s something that can’t be fully reached meta-wise.

I became the hero of wave guidance.

I have become a mischievous girl.

Have you grown up?

In the final special episode, it was confirmed that Satoshi can master wave guidance, even though he doesn’t usually use it.

Since Greninja also has the ability to use aura, it’s now possible to deduce that both the Pokémon and the trainer were using aura to trigger the same phenomenon as Mega Evolution.

>>20

I wonder if Satoshi hasn’t stopped being human…

It gives the impression of a very late bloomer, but in the context of the story, it’s a success story where the promising new trainer becomes the champion just like that.

>>21

Even during the time when we couldn’t win the league championship, I had already received a job offer from Frontier Brain, so I was quite promising.

Wasn’t Laplace participating in battles during the Orange Islands arc?

I don’t remember it anymore.

You may be traveling with Pikachu in some unknown region, becoming a champion or perhaps not…

Are you able to eat?

>>25

If the world champion isn’t getting fed, that would be a big problem.

But in Satoshi’s case, he is indifferent to money, and if he doesn’t have a companion who can cook, he eats the same berries as the Pokémon…

>>26

When I think about it calmly, early on, Takeshi is way too much of a lifeline.

No matter where you go, you can become friends with Pokémon, and if you’re given Pidgeot as an example, there’s not much more to say.

It hasn’t been a year in the story despite all that adventure.

>>28

There are incidents on the scale of a theatrical release occurring a few times a month…

There are psychics in the original work, and in the anime (movie), there are people who can even connect with legendary Pokémon from ancient times…

It has been defined what one must do to become a Pokémon Master.

Satoshi is involved in so many incidents that would make a human glitch, so it’s no surprise that he’s glitching too.

The basic specs of humans in the Pokémon world seem to be about the same as in reality, but the upper limits feel significantly higher.

In the special edition, the use of wave guidance in the anime is set up so that one can have Pokémon starting at age 10, but it’s really about conveying Pikachu’s texture to the ghost of a child who passed away before that, so it’s really flexible.

Right now, the ones who most want Satoshi to return might be the Pokémasters community.

Where’s Dad?

>>38

The theory that Tact is Satoshi’s father.

Who is stronger, Satoshi or Red?

>>40

It’s just a name change, but isn’t that the Red=Satoshi from that world?

Shigeru is green.

Was that unknown bird ultimately a Ho-oh?

>>42

Met in the final episode.

It was the first time in the history of the Pokémon anime that Lugia and Ho-Oh flew side by side.

If Takeshi hadn’t joined us right away at AG, it would have been a wild trip.

It’s impossible to binge-watch all of Muji’s broadcasts.