Time Traveler

Time Traveler, also known as Time Traveler.

This film told the story of a Trainer named Natsuki who traveled back to the past through a time machine and reunited with his Pokémon.

Of course, the film did not reveal Natsuki's backstory at the beginning. The audience could only see an ordinary Trainer receiving his starter Pokémon and traveling the world with them.

As the story progressed, Natsuki and his Pokémon companions continued to grow throughout their journey. The once-small Pokémon grew larger, and the boy who had set off alone with a travel backpack grew into an adult as well.

Natsuki stopped traveling at the age of twenty-eight and returned to his hometown with his Pokémon to settle down.

At the same time, the short-lived Bug-type Pokémon he had caught also reached the end of their lives.

Natsuki and the other Pokémon buried them in the cemetery.

Hal had written that part of the story like this:

Natsuki placed a bouquet of white flowers before the gravestone. There was not much sadness on his face; he merely gazed tenderly at the grave and murmured softly, "Don't worry. We'll see each other again soon."

It was during this part of the story that the audience learned Natsuki's identity.

It turned out that he had traveled back from the distant future.

In that future, human technology had advanced rapidly. Lifespans had been greatly extended, people could regain their youth and achieve a form of immortality, and time machines capable of traveling through space-time had even been invented.

And this was not Natsuki's first time traveling back.

Natsuki's Pokémon passed away one after another, and he accompanied them through their lives.

By then, Natsuki was already very old. His hair had turned gray, and his face was covered in wrinkles.

At the end