I wonder if he/she is not suitable as the main character…

Monster

Psycho

A perfect protagonist is great, isn’t it?It’s so perfect that there isn’t even a growth element…

I like it, but is this really a story based on Pokémon?

No! This human is different!!

Having morals is, conversely, frightening.

Chief of Police!

A guy who is only human in body.

Emotional-less Person

I said goodbye without being bound at all…

A protagonist whose psychological state remains almost unchanged from the beginning to the end of the story.

A rabid dog that seems ready to bite even the organization it belongs to if it doesn’t align with its programmed sense of justice.

I would believe it if someone said the true identity is a robot.

There are too many people who don’t understand that punchline.

I want to read the sequel to this story, but I’ve graduated, and Rakutsu has disappeared, so I don’t know what to do.

I’ve never seen a trainer being so shocked by their own Pokémon.

It’s great to say that once this mission is over, I’ll change my appearance so you won’t recognize me.

Heartless (heartless)

The heroine being a second-generation cult member is quite edgy.
This one is even sharper…

If I could catch a certain size, would the character of the thread change? It seems unlikely…

What was the point of having the genetic wedge after all?

The Disguised One

Were you abandoned in your childhood? I believe that someday it will all come together.

Of course, the international police would handle it with caution.

Well, the Plasma Gang is a terrible organization no matter how you look at it, so it can’t be helped.

The problem is that this appearance and name may never appear again.

It was a parade of shockers, but the one that really surprised me the most was when I became unemployed and continued with the International Police without any shock at all…

Even if they make a reappearance, I think they will probably be a different person and act alone.

In the beginning, it seemed like we could become a good team with Futachimaru.

Futachimaru
Genesect
Keldeo
Kabutops
Gliscor

It became something that felt like the way an evil organization uses its resources.

I’m really glad I was picked up by the side of order…

Just in case, the ending with the heroine is like that!

This guy is just too out of place!
It’s pulling in characters from the previous game’s protagonist squad!

I think leaving behind Kabutops and making them fight on their own gives off a villainous vibe.

I don’t dislike the thread image either.
Hey, I won’t let you treat Ruri-chan any way you want! Hey!!

Isn’t it amazing that you can pretend to be an ordinary person if you want to?
I don’t feel anything.

Hurry up and teach this guy humanity, heretic-chan.

In one way or another, it was fun to talk about the web series here as well.

The held Keldeo Marshadow…

>>40You have such a shitty sense of naming.

They may be excellent, but they lack humanity too much!

We’ll probably change as we fight together… I guess we’ll change… right?

It’s only because they were picked up by the side of order, but I’m scared that if they were picked up by villains, they would do terrorism or anything without hesitation.

It’s nice how the scene with the carefree guy at the academy becomes horror when you know the truth.

Everyone has given names to their Pokémon, but only Genesect is still called Genesect… Well, it’s fine; it’s Technoblast.

If the Plasma Gang hadn’t been involved, I probably would have been dropped by the cultists, had my information extracted, and manipulated, so I have that level of trust.

Amazing! This human can control and regulate their emotions like the senior holy sword warriors!

When asked if it was interesting… um.

Just because it’s Pokémon and a boys’ magazine, it’s definitely not a virgin (in terms of both murder and sex) even if it’s not depicted.

The Genesect that appeared at the end of the BW arc is the red one, which is different from the Inspector’s Genesect; I was genuinely impressed by that misleading detail that could only be done in a manga.
On top of that, it’s a final battle between Genesects.
I feel a bit disappointed that since the setting was so great, I wish they had more time to delve deeper into this confrontation.

Everyone was captivated by the Commissioner.
I don’t have a strong liking for this protagonist, but…

The CEO’s fierce expression, who apparently rewrote it six times right up to the deadline, was the best.

Use more time and draw it properly.
No matter how you look at it, everything unfolded too quickly.

Once I’ve finished reading, I can’t help but want to shout “What the hell are you?!” can’t I, Inspector?

In the last battle, Hansome was like, “Huh? I’m not your subordinate anymore, but I just came to help you in my personal time,” and it seemed like he was a bit happy about it, so he does have feelings, right?

Is the reason for not having emotions unclear?

But my brain is burned out from Rakufai…

It’s scary that all the characters that will appear in the future could potentially be disguises by the inspector.

The name Rukutsu is somewhat acceptable, but I still think the name Fights-chan is really pushing it!

Acrma has been arrested, but what are we going to do about Sun and Moon?
From here.

I think it would have been bad if it were the evil side.

It’s too intense to start with a breakup after all the things that probably happened with the idol from the very beginning.

I think it’s amazing how a character can have no emotions at all until the very end.

Your disguise is so perfect that you can show up anywhere!

I think usually the hero regains their humanity through interactions with the heroine and their companions.

The way of calling someone “Mr. Unemployed” is so ridiculous that it makes me laugh.

The terms “unemployed” and “cultist” are just too funny.

Does it have no ego?

The PokéSpe world cannot be trusted at all, whether it’s the international police or the Pokémon Association.

Group Brawho was all lovey-dovey…

I wish we had the jobless lord against a crazier organization than the Flare Gang from the Pokémon Special version…

To adapt those born as abnormal individuals to social life by binding them with rigid rules.
Is it Dexter…?