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Not like that…

It’s amazing that Pokémon can participate in human society.

Work in my place.

Lucky!

Does the income earned by Pokémon through work belong to the trainer?

I did things like Pokemon Jobs.

There are people who can participate in society and people who cannot; that’s just how people are.

If I can live without participating, that’s better.

It feels like someone like Tatsu-nii is here when things get bothersome…

That’s pushing being self-deprecating too far, isn’t it?

The Psychic type has a wide range of abilities and seems capable of doing various tasks, but being weak against complainers is a drawback.

Isn’t this guy a Pottai-shi?

Damn it… if only I could become complete…!

At the top of the thread, there was a pitiful person worse than an animal who was biting back, and it was no good.

There’s someone who says that Ocorizaru is a bit calmer.

I wish I could have lived a life serving Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir, and Gallade as a maid.

Don’t become like Tatsu-ni who communicates only through the hidden meanings of words, even to the heart.

I wonder if there are stores where you can get served by illegal Pokémon.

A Gallade in a maid outfit is nice, isn’t it?

It seems like Masako might come out at a cheap store.

This is a naughty shop.

I feel like there used to be a Machamp that moved.

When lined up, Kirlia is cuter.

Pokébook is delicious.

That’s why it probably seems better to hire Pokémon.

I have a memory of Machop doing ground leveling for the building’s foundation work.

I feel like Gorky was just doing regular fieldwork.

Well, there isn’t much reason to use humans in fieldwork in that world, is there?

Hey, Registeel… I told you this the other day, didn’t I?

Look, Gorky-kun, who joined later, is much more useful.

Steelix is also working.

If there were about three Yes-san, we could probably open a café.

There are also Gorky who are moving, so humanoids are doing quite a bit of work, right?

Registeel is also working in the factory, isn’t it?

Wasn’t Golem working around Pewter City back in the first generation?

It’s the best because it doesn’t incur labor costs.

Speaking of which, Lucky and Tabunne were also working as nurses, and Gardevoir too.

Considering the cost of food for Steelix, I wonder which is more cost-effective, heavy machinery or that?

Monsters that can understand human language and follow commands just by being caught in a Poké Ball, without the need for any special training like police dogs or guide dogs, are just too convenient.

In that world, it’s only natural for Pokémon to work, considering there are vocational schools for luck.

In that world, humans are sturdy, which allows them to take on some reckless challenges, and that’s significant.

Is Rotom working too? Are there Rotoms that are endlessly outputting erotic illustrations?

Even Betonon is doing cleaning work.

The mail carrier Dragonite is so smart because it’s out and about solo.

There must be some reason why humans have been able to expand their habitat, despite the fact that there are many Pokémon that are smarter than humans.

Originally, it was a world as harsh as Lezeal.

I wonder what that thing like Roobushin is.

In Sword and Shield, you can really make Pokémon work through something called Poké Jobs.

In a world where Pokémon are just a normal part of life.

The human society in that world is just designed based on the existence of Pokémon, right?

It’s not just that Pokémon is amazing.

Humans who are being taken over by Pokémon…

Let’s think from the perspective of where we can win against Pokémon.

At the time of the first generation, Goriki was already leveling the ground for building construction…

As I thought, Pottai is a bit arrogant!

Are there Pokémon working in the adult entertainment industry…?

In the real world, even in occupational accident cases, with the resilience of people and Pokémon in the Pokémon world, they likely wouldn’t even get injured.

But the accident rate derived from Pokémon seems to be crazy.

I want to have Mascaraña do various things and explode with dissatisfaction.