Pokémon, you're not allowed to expel me from human form!

what! ?

Hearing Yurika say that, the audience's attention became even more focused.

After all, Spearow is a fairly common Pokémon, and many people have some understanding of it.

They are gregarious and very sensitive. In order to protect their territory, even the slightest disturbance can trigger them to flap their short wings rapidly and launch a concentrated attack on the 'intruder'!

Even the Spearow, which was specially selected by the League and placed here, has a strong sense of territory.

Although they will not launch fatal attacks on humans, it is still inevitable that they will use offensive means to drive humans away from their territory.

The attacks that the elves used to drive away were heavy enough to hit humans, and being hit too many times would cause serious injury!

Many trainers who participated in previous summer camps were eliminated by flocks of Spearow.

so...

'Is Mr. Luo Ke going to be eliminated?'

"No way! I want to see what tactics he'll use after finding a lone Pokémon. If he runs into a Spearow directly, then no tactics will be useful!"

'Ah, thinking about it that way, this brother is actually quite pitiful.'

Viewers were also constantly discussing the topic using bullet comments.

Clearly, they didn't believe that humans could fight off swarms of Fiery Sparrows with their bare hands.

This is common sense that even a child can understand.

Just then, a sharp bird cry pierced the sky over Luo Ke's side!

The moment the sound appeared, all the faint rustling from the surrounding bushes vanished. Then, directly in front of Rocco, countless identical bird calls erupted one after another, merging into a single, deafening roar, like a massive tsunami!

With Rocco's current eyesight, he saw it.

Led by a Fiery Sparrow several times larger than the average Fiery Sparrow, a flock of over fifty Fiery Sparrows was flapping their wings frantically, their eyes all fixed on Luo Ke, as if trying to push him away with their gazes.

Before actually encountering this situation, Rocoben felt he would be nervous.

This has nothing to do with strength or weakness; it's panic caused by experience.

But actually, Luo Ke isn't nervous at all.

He felt that the scene before him was incredibly grand and spectacular!

This is a scene he would never encounter in his entire life, living in a modern city, in the life he lived before his transmigration, a life that could be seen from the beginning.

That's why his blood rushed to his head and his whole body felt numb.

Perhaps this is the kind of excitement that protagonists in shonen works experience when they get carried away with their passion.

Perhaps... this is what it truly feels like to be alive!

Luo Ke's mind was very clear.

He realized that the flock of scorpions was consciously controlling their attack speed and were coming from the front, rather than hiding in the forest and launching a sudden attack from all directions.

This isn't an attack; it's just a drive-away.

That's why they were chosen by the alliance to be placed here.

He could see them at this distance, and if he turned and ran, he could easily have escaped at his speed.

Even knowing all this, Koroko still clenched his fist!

Soon, dozens of Fiery Sparrows darted into the area above his head, circling and fluttering, casting their shadows on the ground and filling Rocco's entire world!

'scare--!'

As the lead Fiery Sparrow cried out once more, countless figures swooped down like arrows, launching an attack on Roco at incredible speed!

Faced with this scene, the spectators holding their breath, and the professional trainers hidden in the shadows released their Pokémon to prepare for action.

But... is it necessary?

Do not!

Facing more than fifty Fiery Sparrows, Luo Ke threw a punch!

boom!

The first swooping bird to swoop over his head was hit by his punch and fell to the ground like a fly being swatted!

Then the Fiery Sparrow rolled twice on the ground, and its eyes turned into spiral shapes like mosquito coils. It was not in mortal danger, but it lost its ability to fight!

This strike allowed Rocco to find the perfect power.

So...

Bang Bang Bang!

Like a machine gun firing, Luo Ke's fist lashed out rapidly, his arm leaving afterimages, the trajectory of his fist resembling a whip being swung.

His sleeves had been rolled up to his shoulders without him noticing, and the friction between his exposed muscles and skin created a whiff of gunpowder in the air!

A dozen seconds is enough time for these Fiery Sparrows to complete a round of attacks.

In just over ten seconds, Luo Ke threw dozens of punches, accurately knocking down the entire flock of Fiery Sparrows!

When Roc stopped punching, the leader of the flock of Fiery Sparrows, who had been hit last, fell to the ground and lost his ability to fight.

This flock of Spearow, which had eliminated countless trainers during the summer camp activities, was now defeated by him all by hand!

He didn't even break a sweat; he just exhaled a puff of hot air as he pulled his fist back.

This made the Pokémon hiding in the shadows, which were released by professional trainers, retreat in fear, and some small Pokémon even hid behind the trainers!

The trainers could tell from their eyes that they didn't see Roco as a human, but rather as a monster!

Meanwhile, on the commentary side, Mr. Giraffe fell silent, and Yulia, who had been staring blankly, widened her eyes and slightly opened her mouth. In this completely silent atmosphere, even the professional host, Yuri, forgot to speak up to ease the tension.

They were all so engrossed in what Roc had just done that they forgot to think.

About a minute later, the scattered comments reappeared.

'...So that's Mr. Rocco's tactic.'

'He's way too strong!'

'I feel like my strength is no match for his...'

'Someone come quick and try putting a Poké Ball on him, see if he's actually a Ditto!'

'This... I can only say that Mr. Rocco has surpassed my imagination of humankind!'

As the barrage of comments increased, the host, Lily, finally realized what was happening and began interacting with the comments, expressing their surprise. Mr. Giraffe also came to his senses and occasionally chimed in with Lily's words, echoing her sentiments.

Meanwhile, the dazed Eureka took out a Poké Ball, looked at it first, and then looked at Roko on the screen.

She is thinking about a problem.

That is...

Can Rocco be subdued?

......

5. The unique knowledge base of Pokémon players

Luo Ke didn't care about the audience's reaction.

He walked among the Spearow, and after confirming that the professional trainer hiding in the shadows would ensure that the Spearow would not encounter any problems while unconscious, he left.

His behavior only made the audience more puzzled.

'Doesn't this brother want to tame a Spearow?'

'What a pity. If there were other trainers around, they could have easily caught Spearow as their starter Pokémon.'

'It's a real pity. It seems Mr. Luo's target isn't the Fierce Sparrow.'

'There's nothing to regret. With Rocco's combat strength, he could easily capture most of the Pokémon in the summer camp through direct combat. Of course, he'd want to seize the opportunity to choose his preferred starter Pokémon.'

'Indeed, only those Pokémon that know certain special moves can force him to retreat.'

The discussion was still going on in the comments section, with Mr. Giraffe and the host Lily joining in. Only Eureka was different. Apart from mentioning a few points of knowledge that most people wouldn't know when talking about Flying-type Pokémon, she mostly just held a Poké Ball and stared blankly at Roko.

He's certainly not qualified as a commentator, but the audience knows this new generation's strongest king.

All I can say is... cute is enough!

As for Luo Ke, the result was indeed the same as what they had discussed.

The Fiery Sparrow was not his target.

In this real world, aside from the large-scale competitions organized by the League that require you to bring a certain number of Pokémon, normally as long as you can bring enough Poké Balls, use them flexibly, and don't cause trouble, no one will care how many Pokémon you bring.

Roco had previously seen many trainers online who tamed large groups of Pokémon, then took charge of the overall strategy while letting the leaders of the Pokémon lead the smaller strategies, thus achieving a group tactic.

These trainers have anywhere from dozens to hundreds of Pokémon!

In the right setting, it can often have a terrifying effect.

But Rocco doesn't want to be that kind of trainer.

That's why he didn't subdue the Fiery Sparrow, which only had some leadership abilities.

He used to be the kind of player who only collected a small number of Pokémon when he played games. As for how he got the Pokémon that just met the requirements during battles... well, who cares how he got them!

A gift from a friend!

Therefore, he no longer wants to collect a bunch of random elves.

His first target among the Pokémon in this summer camp activity was Cotton Ball, followed by Lotad, and then Slowpoke.

but...

"Before coming here, I heard that a new Pokémon was added to this summer camp. It seems like Ditto is in the catalog? Well, considering practical factors... Ditto will do."

In short, Luo Ke's goal is very clear.

This is what sets him apart from other trainers participating in the summer camp, and even from most of the audience.

Luo Ke had previously read online that the people in this world had absolutely no concept of elf racial stats.

This is understandable, because this is reality, not a game. In the process of raising Pokémon, effort plays a significant role, and most trainers' Pokémon are far from their potential.

Therefore, it is generally impossible for a Pokémon to train a certain attribute so hard that it gets stuck at a certain level.

And we also need to take into account special individuals that might be considered bugs in the game.

Even skilled trainers only have a basic understanding of which aspects of training are more effective for the types of Pokémon they are familiar with.

If they are like this in this respect, then the choice of characteristics and moves is even more obvious.

Most people in this world probably don't recognize all the characteristics, nor do they know what moves their Pokémon can learn.

Rocco is definitely at the level of a top trainer in this regard.

Actually, he's not a particularly hardcore player. If you ask him to memorize the base stats of all the Pokémon, their move lists, etc., that's too much to ask of him!

But note down which Pokémon can learn those particularly useful moves, what the base stats of the most popular Pokémon are, how to train your favorite Pokémon, and have a general understanding of other Pokémon...

Then there's absolutely no problem!

So now Luo Ke is heading towards the places where the Pokémon he wants have appeared in previous episodes.

At the same time, I further organized my thoughts in my mind.

You're only allowed to catch one Pokémon if you participate in the summer camp activities, so if you encounter Cottonball, just catch it. As for whether its ability is Prankster, that depends on luck.

If he has the trait of being mischievous, then at his current stage, you can just blindly accept his fate.

The effect of this trait is simple: it grants +1 priority when using status moves!

In reality, even if it's not as absolute as in the game, it should still increase the release speed of variation-type moves.

Change-type moves are a very important part of Pokémon battles.

For example, there are moves that boost the power of other Pokémon's moves, such as Paralysis Powder and Poison Powder that inflict status ailments on other Pokémon, such as Charm and Cotton Spore that lower the stats of other Pokémon, and Cotton Guard that boosts the stats of other Pokémon—even Leech Seed is a status move!

Not to mention things like "hold on, let's do it again," or using Stands, weather-related moves, or terrain-related moves.

When the cotton ball evolves into a wind sprite, it can learn Tailwind and Trick Room!

The former doubles the speed of your Pokémon in the game, while the latter allows slower Pokémon to attack first.