I beg you female trainers to give me money even if you lose!

But the bean-shaped eyes and the way it grinned to reveal a row of white teeth made it look like a Pokémon called Wailord.

In short, the user found it, and he posted a video titled "[Ratatouille, my favorite Pokémon!]"

Seeing the overly developed Lada Rita on the video cover, I subconsciously clicked on it and then heard a rather flamboyant voice.

"With a powerful and ruthless spirit, lightning flashes, fireballs burn, but perseverance withstands; my own type holds up, power is at its maximum; in the grass, I am the Rat King!"

"—Rattata, my favorite Pokémon."

P.S.: The streamer route is now open. This way I can connect with some internet celebrities. I'm even wondering if I should really write a Hatsune Miku story...

P.S.: I'm sorry for the slow updates because I'm working on a new storyline. Also, I have to go to sleep now because I have to work tonight.

—But I'm on vacation tomorrow, so I should be able to update more.

NO.68, this noob streamer, is following me and I'm just waiting for his reputation to collapse!

The opening was a shock; only after clicking into the video did Rita realize that the overdeveloped Rada was actually a person dressed as a mascot!

And this doesn't seem to be a mascot costume, but rather a shell made of corrugated cardboard that has been painted and modified, but it's made quite realistically.

If you don't look closely, you really won't notice; it would look like a much larger Lada talking to a human.

Moreover, the surrounding grassland scenery gives one the feeling of a Lada personally teaching itself how to use it in the wild.

Yes, this is a video of a human playing the role of a Rada teaching it how to use it.

"Ratatouille, my favorite Pokémon, after all, it's one of the Pokémon we humans see all the time."

"If you find one, there are definitely dozens more hiding around it. I'm sure friends in Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh can attest to this."

"So we don't want to look at this thing twice, but it's still the easiest Pokémon for many people to obtain."

"Therefore, I would like to introduce some battle usage methods for Pokémon that are easy to encounter and catch. Without further ado, let's directly show the moveset of Rattata."

"This Pokémon generally has two uses based on its learnable moves and abilities. Today, we'll mainly introduce a more stable setup."

"Radamanthys carrying the Flame Orb... Hey, now some people might ask, BYD, what are you doing carrying the Flame Orb, Radamanthys?"

"Isn't it suicide for Rattata to equip a Flame Orb with such a high HP stat? Yes, that thing will burn Pokémon after a while."

"After being burned, not only does it reduce health, but it also halves the damage from non-fixed damage physical moves. However, Radamanthys has a god-tier ability."

"Yes, it's Guts. Pokémon with the Guts ability gain 1.5 times more Attack when they are under a status condition and are immune to the effects of burns."

"So Radamanthys gets a free level of attack power by carrying the Flame Orb, and after that it will not be affected by any other abnormal statuses."

"Injuries like burns, poison, sleep, freezing, and paralysis are minor issues in combat, but the Flame Orb doesn't take effect immediately when equipped."

"So we need to bring a guard move. I don't need to tell you how powerful the guard move is. It can block a lot of moves and also allow you to observe the opponent's moves."

"After Radamanthys is burned, we can start dealing damage. Among these moves, I would recommend one that is more familiar to the average player."

"That means just tough it out. Although this move is only 70% powerful, its power is doubled when used while you are poisoned, burned, or paralyzed."

"Furthermore, Rattata gets a STAB boost when using this move—it's a Normal type, so its power is even greater than its effectiveness!"

"In addition, Rattata's decent base Speed ​​stat of 97 makes it easy to gain the initiative in battle."

"Even Nidoking, a very popular Pokémon in battles, is no match for Rattata."

"Unless you, Nidoking, enjoy training your defense and health, but making a giant turret like Nidoking strengthen its defense is just doing something abstract."

"Leave the defensive matters to the other Pokémon, since battles are never just a matter for a single Pokémon."

"There is no absolutely invincible Pokémon in the world. Even Rayquaza was defeated by Caterpie's electric net."

"The same goes for Rattata. With Guts and Fireball, Rattata can severely damage most Pokémon, but it also struggles to deal with some troublesome opponents."

"Pokémon with high base stats in Defense and HP, or those that are Rock or Steel type, won't deal much damage even with super effective moves."

"In addition, there are Ghost Pokémon that are immune to Normal-type moves. Don't try to tough it out against Ghost-type Pokémon like Saifuru; it's useless."

"But with Ghost-type moves, we can still grit our teeth and persevere like ordinary people, which means using Dark-type moves like Crunch."

"Rattata is a Pokémon that can learn a lot of Dark-type moves, and can even use Sucker Punch, so it can even fight against Gengar, which has high speed and low bulk!"

……

After watching the video, Rita finally understood what the other person meant by performance art; it was indeed something that could leave a lasting impression.

...You'll know by looking at the comments and bullet screen messages under the video.

[At first glance, I thought it was a rat that had come to life; Radamanthys can grow this big! Turns out it's just a person in disguise!]

[Huh?! Wasn't this originally a video of Rada (a character from a popular Taiwanese drama series) that was filmed, edited together, and then dubbed in post-production?!]

[The person upstairs is a bit clueless. Rattata's average height is 0.7 meters, but none of them exceed one meter. The one in the video is almost two meters tall.]

[Furthermore, they started using standees of other Pokémon as targets, which looks more like performance art.]

[...The Flame Orb, Guts Rattata, and sheer willpower—this tactic is definitely viable. He seems genuinely trying to teach us about Pokémon battles.]

[Got it. I'll use Rattata to go and face off against Mr. Giovanni's Nidoking in Viridian City. Didn't I hear he went back to Viridian City recently?]

[That way, the Evergreen Gym can open! I not only want the green badge, but I also want to learn the Ground-type moves personally taught by Giovanni!]

【Don't go! Mr. Giovanni's Ironhide Raptors are incredibly cruel, but don't ask me how I know that.】

[You guys aren't actually going to use this Rattata to challenge that Mr. Giovanni, are you? Having a Fire Orb is impressive, but perseverance isn't exactly new.]

[That's right. Once you've spent some time training as a trainer, you'll basically know what to do when you see a Pokémon carrying an item.]

[Isn't the point of bringing a Flame Orb to trigger the Guts ability or to counter your opponent by swapping items with their Pokémon?]

[...If you all know so much, why haven't you posted it online?]

So this video breaks a kind of unspoken rule among Pokémon trainers—sharing their understanding of Pokémon for free.

[It can't really be considered free, this video is really popular, not just for tactics, but also for the interesting role-playing.]

[...It gives me a nostalgic feeling, this is amazing!]

Wow! You watch Super Transformation too!

[Got it! I'm going to become a streamer on Bilibili's Nico Nico channel to share Pokémon battle knowledge! I'll strive to be one of BYN's Top 100 this year.]

[What do you know, you beast? Most streamers who explain combat strategies online haven't even reached the top 100 before they start making a mess of things.]

While there's no such thing as a patent for Pokémon tactics, it's still hard to understand why they would proactively release related knowledge.

[So those who dare to do this are basically noobs who're stuck in the middle, and the video creator is just a rather abstract example of a noob.]

[The above is quite aggressive. I think this streamer is quite skilled, because he used many different types of Pokémon as examples along the way.]

[I don't even recognize some of them. I know Caterpie, but what is Rayquaza? And what Pokémon is Saifuru from?]

Rayquaza is a legendary Pokémon, and you're unlikely to hear about it unless you travel to the Hoenn region.

[So doesn't this just prove that this streamer is a braggart? Caterpie ending the legend of Pokémon with its electric net? What nonsense!]

[Well said! I've followed this noob streamer; I'm waiting for him to become one of the top 100 streamers and fall from grace!]

Hey, whether he's a noob or not, I have to keep an eye on him because of his energetic performance.

【+1! 】

【+10086! 】

So what exactly is Cyclops?!

"Yang, you really are a genius," Rita said, expressing her sincere respect for Yang Xiying after watching the video and browsing the comments.

PS: First update. Damn it, I really don't want to go to this damn class anymore. I was supposed to have a day off today, but a colleague had something come up at home and I have to postpone it.

—I didn't sleep well yesterday because of the construction work around here…

The top experts at No. 69 are having a meeting in the comments section...

"This kind of data is not what you would expect from a first-time video creator, but the content is indeed a very interesting video."

The first video already has over 100,000 views and several hundred online viewers, which is already an excellent achievement.

The word "genius" is most fitting to describe him, in every sense of the word, especially his understanding of Pokémon.

Rita had no objections; in fact, she was quite impressed, since the Rada tribe wasn't present in her hometown of Carlos.

Having only served on missions in the Kanto region for a period of time, she frequently interacted with Pokémon like the Rattata family.

In my memory, it's a weak Pokémon that's easy to defeat, but after hearing Yang Xiying say that in the video, I'm tempted to get a Rattata to raise.

After all, he prefers offense and believes that firepower is justice. However, the fact that Radamanthys has such a wide range of offensive capabilities makes him feel somewhat dispensable in his own team.

Because it is a Normal type, and its Pokémon team is relatively complete, with Fire, Water, and Grass types, it can learn a wide range of moves.

If we had to say, she lacks support-type Pokémon even more, and right now she has to rely on Viva and Talonflame to shoulder this responsibility.

However, being unfamiliar with Kanto, I don't know much about many Pokémon, so adding new companions will have to be done gradually.

And we could ask Yang Xiying for some guidance on this. Since the other side can talk so much about even a common Pokémon like Rattata, then...

"...Now let me be your video fan, Yang, and I'll give you a tip."

Therefore, Rita directly followed Teacher Ge's account, gave it a three-part like, and tipped the account to show her support.

This gives the other side more motivation to update and introduce more ways to use Pokémon, and it's also quite interesting to watch this person imitate the actions of playing Pokémon.

Most of the audience was drawn in by Yang Xiying's abstract performance, which is where his genius lies in other areas.

Compared to other Pokémon battle commentary videos, she has an advantage, so she doesn't plan to ask Yang Xiying for too much advice privately.

—Just wait for him to update his videos and continue to showcase his genius ideas.

"Ha, thank you very much," Yang Xiying raised an eyebrow, as he was also browsing his account on the video website.

Then I found that the number of fans was increasing one by one, but it was still easy to find Rita because there were quite a few free-to-play players.

There are only a few people who tipped me, and it's easy to find Rita by filtering the most recent ones, although I can't confirm her identity by looking at her ID and profile picture.

"...So when will you update the next episode?" After giving the tip, Rita felt confident enough to urge for more updates.

"Ahem, don't rush, I still have to make all sorts of costume props," Yang Xiying coughed lightly, he had only just created a new folder for the second phase.

After all, this is my first time posting a video, and I didn't expect it to be very popular. That's how it was when I made videos on Pixiv before.

The best-performing video only got around 70,000 views. To achieve this kind of result just by making a Pokémon usage video in this world...

It feels like we can expand beyond the East Asian region and reach the world. BYN is a global video website, but the videos posted by broadcasters are initially pushed out from the surrounding area.

Simply put, the video you post in a particular country or region will spread globally from that point onward.

For a video to maintain its popularity for a long time, it depends on whether the video content is accepted by the public, such as the language used.

But Yang Xiying doesn't need to worry about this problem, because there is a common language in this world, plus her own language-switching cheat...

So, with this momentum, I'm sure I'll make it into the BYN Top 100 soon. But since it's easy to get a scandal when you're on the Top 100, I'd better not.

“Yeah, it must be quite difficult to make these kinds of props,” Rita nodded subconsciously, and Yang Xiying responded casually.

"Fortunately, the various programs on online TV have given me good creative inspiration," such as "Super Transformation" and "Artistic Creativity"...

"Let's finish our work first, we still have patrol duties to do later," he said, getting back to the main topic.

"—Okay, junior."

"..."

And so began Yang Xiying's life of helping outsiders familiarize themselves with the surrounding environment, and during this time, the popularity of his videos also soared.

It even attracted some rather important figures; Yang Xiying was quite stunned looking at them, for example…