In response to Professor Oak's question, Professor Kukui stated that he had already contacted the Joy family and the Jenny family.
Furthermore, funding for the Pokémon League's establishment is not an issue; they were well-prepared to build the Pokémon League.
Just a few years ago, a conglomerate Aether Foundation emerged in the Alola Region, with Professor Mohn willing to contribute the majority of its funds to build the Pokémon League.
However, due to an accident, Professor Mohn was accidentally drawn into an alternate dimension while researching it, and his whereabouts are currently unknown.
The highly publicized incident was caused by the other party. Nanu and his colleagues from the International Police Force are currently investigating, which has drawn some attention to the Alola Region.
However, Mrs. Lusamine, wife of Professor Mohn, the chairman of the Aether Foundation, is still willing to contribute funds to build the Pokémon League.
Furthermore, the Aether Foundation is currently building the Manalo Stadium, on a small island next to Aether Paradise.
As the venue for the league after the formation of the Alola League.
Aether Foundation?
Roy pretended to tidy up the research institute, but his ears were constantly listening to the three people's conversation. When he heard about the Aether Foundation, he instantly snapped back to reality.
Roy believed he knew more about the Aether Foundation than the three people present.
The founder of the Aether Foundation was the father of Lusamine, whom many players affectionately call "Mother-in-law." After his death, Professor Mohn led the foundation for a period of time.
After Professor Mohn was sucked into the Ultra Wormhole, the chairman of the Lusamine Aether Foundation took over the Aether Foundation.
I'm not sure Lusamine's personality is from the anime or the game, since there's quite a difference between the two.
In the anime, Lusamine is simply too fond of her daughter Lillie, which makes Lillie feel burdened. The Aether Foundation is a positive organization whose goal is to save Pokémon.
She even created Aether Paradise with the aim of "protecting injured Pokémon," but in reality, she was secretly using this name to research the Ultra Beasts that caused her happy family to fall apart.
In the game Lusamine is a pure evil. Driven by her collecting desires, she captures various Pokémon to create specimens, conducts live experiments on Pokémon, uses Nebby to experiment on opening Ultra Wormhole, and controls her children, forbidding them from contacting outsiders or Pokémon...
According to Dr. Professor Kukui, Professor Mohn has now been drawn into the Ultra Space. Roy remembers that after Mohn disappeared in the Ultra Space, he was rescued by a Shiny Nihilego and escaped.
In the Journeys arc Lusamine, with her daughter Lillie and son Gladion, found each other in the Crown Tundra of the Galar region, but Professor Mohn had already lost his previous memories by then.
International Police, the Aether Foundation, Alola's native forces, those who support the Pokémon League led by Professor Kukui, the remnants of feudal kingdoms... Roy couldn't imagine how chaotic the Alola Region was now.
Hearing Professor Kukui's explanation, Professor Oak still looked worried, whether he was concerned about Oak or whether the Alola League could be formed at all.
Seeing this, Professor Kukui gritted his teeth and decided to bring out his most treasured possession.
"Professor Oak, actually, our Alola Region has also discovered its own unique battle system."
"The Alola Region's battle system?"
Dr. Professor Kukui took out a silver bracelet from his Spatial Bracelet, with a diamond-shaped notch in the middle.
System Scan
Item: Z-Ring (defective)
Effect: A magical bracelet that allows Pokémon to unleash Z-Power by using the Pokémon Trainer's Ki and Stamina.
So Z-Moves have appeared now?
But what does "defective" mean in these parentheses?
Seeing that Professor Kukui could produce the Z-Ring so quickly, Roy was somewhat surprised.
"This was made by Mr. Hala, the Island Kahuna of Melemele Island in the Alola Region. It's called the Z-Ring."
He can imbue Pokémon with energy using a special crystal, which we call a Z-Crystals.
Pokémon gains this power can use a brand new move, which we call Z-Moves.
A brand new move?
Z-Crystals?
Hearing what Professor Kukui said, Professor Oak's worries were replaced by curiosity. He was eager to see what this new skill Professor Kukui was talking about was.
Professor Oak led the two to the backyard of the laboratory. Because he needed to test skills again, Professor Oak called over his Dragonite, at the same cost as last time.
The children attending summer camp in the backyard gathered around when they saw a new face arrive, but Roy had to release his Pokémon to coax them to go play elsewhere.
"Phew~"
Dragonite rubbed its eyes and stretched.
Professor Kukui dared not underestimate the lazy Dragonite before him; he knew this Dragonite was Professor Oak's Trump Card.
Dr. Professor Kukui suddenly had a Poké Ball in his hand.
A flash of red light
A robust tiger, standing upright on two legs, with red and black fur, black stripes on its limbs, gray and white patches with black cross-shaped markings on its chest, yellow eyes, sharp teeth, and a fierce expression, appeared in the backyard of the research institute.
This massive tiger also has a ring of bright yellow flames around its waist, shaped like a champion's belt, and its thick, long tail is tufted with black fur at the end.
The universe's number one Incineroar makes its appearance.
System Scan
Pokémon: Incineroar
Level: 78
Sex: Male
Ability: Intimidate (Intimidates the opponent upon entering the battle, causing them to back down and lowering their attack.)
Skills: Grab, Growl, Fury Swipes, Darkest Lariat, Cross Chop, Roar, Bulk Up, Flamethrower, Outrage, Flare Blitz, Scary Face, Fire Fang, Double Kick, Throat Chop
Items carried: None
Egg Move: Fake Out, Power Trip
Individual Values: 25
Technical Machine /Skill tutorial: Swords Dance, U-turn, Brutal Swing, Bulldoze, Low Sweep
(Thanks to the reader for pointing out the error; Professor Oak's cousin is Oak.)