Plans and Stickers

Bright light gleamed in Tetsuya's eyes.

Because he had discovered something.

In the current Pokemon World, stickers did not exist yet.

So-called stickers were items attached to a Poke Ball's shell that could add special entrance effects when a Pokemon was sent out.

Tetsuya had always assumed they had been invented long ago.

After all, the blue scarf Alolan Vulpix had worn before was also an item that enhanced a Pokemon's charm.

Yet they simply did not exist.

No wonder he had never seen them in the malls of Kanto or Johto. Based on his impression from the anime in his Past Life, they should have been quite common.

Don't underestimate these flashy little things.

They might not provide any actual boost in strength, but appearance was the best ultimate move.

Can't beat you? No problem. As long as I'm cooler, prettier, and better-looking than you, that's enough.

More importantly—

Stickers could absolutely be sold as consumables.

Wouldn't that make far more money than selling Bug Catching Nets to Bug Catchers?

"Chiu."

Watching her Trainer grin foolishly, Serperior extended a Vine Whip with slight disdain and poked Tetsuya's shoulder.

"Hisss."

Tetsuya solemnly wiped the tears from the corner of his mouth. "Don't worry, I've already thought up some rough combat styles for you—and more than one at that. I'll explain them, and you can choose."

The matter of stickers could wait. It was not something he could create alone, anyway.

What mattered more right now was Serperior's situation.

"Chiu!"

Serperior nodded excitedly.

As expected of her Trainer—his brain really worked well.

"First, I call it Wood Realm Descent."

A mysterious smile appeared on Tetsuya's lips.

Yes, his imagination was not particularly rich, but there were some things he did not need to imagine at all.

Although the anime culture of