Review Detail of InnerVoice in Pokemon - A Mystical Journey

Oh not to mention that humans pretty much enslave them by imprisoning then in pokeballs and using them for labor and battles against their own kind

Ok, so most Pokemon actually aren't capable of killing people that easily, most of the poisons aren't lethal and a lot of the attacks aren't either. Now if a Pokemon were to attack with the intention of killing a human and the human had no way to defend themselves then the Pokemon would most likely be successful, but a stray attack won't be deadly.

though it's still bad parenting.

Dude even a small electric shock has the potential to kill us if it runs through our hearts, let alone a lightning bolt. We be fried humans, intentional or not. And the poison sting is a weak move like I said and it can’t kill you right away, but what would happen if they use string shot or something to tie us up and then use poison sting multiple times or just straight up eat us. I know that I’m killing your childhood memory by saying this, but you got to admit that there’s truth in what I said

This is not the real world. The attacks of Pokemon are indeed deadly to us such as fire electric and other attacks but they are not to the inhabitants of that world. they have certain resistance to the attacks which will be later elaborated as the story moves on. And the answer will be explained via scientific research by a professor in this story.

Nah man the cartoon is whack. I love it but it’s whack. I mean the people in Pokémon are pretty much immune to Pokémon attacks yet they can still be burn when cooking

Like Banette is literally made of the spirits of resentment of abondoned dolls and seeks vengeance on the children who abandoned it, but everyone is just chill about it. Like wtf.

What’s worse is that people called it cute instead of terrifying.

hey author, I have a question, did you make the Mc dense like Ash??? I really hope you didn't `. What about love interest, romance harem etc...

I don’t think humans from our world are the same as humans from the Pokémon world. They have displayed numerous times abilities not present in reality like psychic power and and aura, so I think it’s safe to assume people in the Pokémon verse are much more durable and strong then in our regular reality.

There’s no difference dude. Maybe some have psychic ability and aura ability but those are purely based on the mind, not the body. I mean are you seriously telling me that their body can whithstand a flamethrower that can even melt steel yet they can die from being stabbed?

Pokemon lore actually has a small child evolving into an abra and pokemon and humans "we're once the same" and interbred, so no, they are not the same. Similar? Yes. But they interbred. If a psychic pokemon is your ancestor you are decidedly not base human.

This world is created in the bases that whatever happens u can't die from a Pokémon attack not even Pokémon can kill Pokémon atleast they will be unconscious only for little time

This world is created in the bases that whatever happens u can't die from a Pokémon attack not even Pokémon can kill Pokémon atleast they will be unconscious only for little time.

This world is created in the bases that whatever happens u can't die from a Pokémon attack not even Pokémon can kill Pokémon atleast they will be unconscious only for little time.

It's in the novel that aura user can make their body stronger.

humans themselves are basically pokemon in that world. Max, May's brother jumped completely across a really wide River. Ash was throwing logs twice the length and probably more than double the weight of himself like they were sticks. if you watched the show or read the mangas, you'd see multiple instances of humans(children and adults) performing feats that humans can't normally accomplish.

Like how team rocket survive explosions and survive falling from great height after “getting blasted off again” by ash and his crew

essentially