Pokémon: Just won the championship, the newbie growth system is here!

The Pokémon Center offers free water and electricity, making it the perfect choice for trainers on their journey.

Especially for newcomers who can't obtain resources by winning battles, the Pokémon Center's doors remain open to novice trainers until 9 PM.

There are also one-dollar dry cleaners, cheap bathhouses, and nearby inexpensive snack stalls, providing trainers with various shopping conveniences.

Trainers can bring economic circulation during their journeys, and some cities that were originally depleted of resources are now shining again.

In the Galar region, located far across the ocean, the city's economy has been revitalized by continuously hosting exciting Pokémon Battle Arena tournaments.

Judging from the results, it's very good. Each trainer is unique, and the audience doesn't see the same thing twice.

Ye Luo lay in the hotel, watching a television program broadcast by Galer.

Pikachu's trainer recalls the Pokémon, the Dynamax Band generates energy, and Pikachu enters Dynamax mode.

The visual impact of Dynamaxed Pokémon competing in a spacious stadium electrifies the audience.

"This was a television broadcast a week ago."

While the League tournament was being held in Quartz Plateau, the Galar region was also hosting the Galar All-Star Game, drawing away a significant amount of viewership.

It must be said that the organizers of Galar know how to market, as they invited many outstanding trainers to the Galar All-Star Tournament.

Champions and gym leaders from other regions were also invited, but it's unclear how much it cost.

Watching the champion Cynthia's heroic figure on the screen, I watched as Garchomp Mega Evolved and battled a Dynamaxed enemy.

The visual impact is off the charts.

Winning or losing doesn't matter to the audience anymore; all in all, it's very enjoyable to watch.

Among the idols we admire, discussing who is stronger is always a topic that people enjoy talking about.

The question of whether Rin or Daigo is stronger is still a hotly debated topic on the internet.

From the Pokémon's strength to the trainers' popularity, and even professional tactical analysis, there are always points to discuss.

By the way, Cynthia is currently ranked seventh in the Pokémon world's popularity rankings, while Steven is ranked fourth.

Others include the current champion of the Hoenn region and Iris, the current champion of the Unova region, who are ranked lower in the top ten.

Finding out who the second person is is somewhat unexpected.

"He is the current champion of the Sinnoh region, and his name is Xiaozhao."

Her identity and origins are shrouded in mystery; the only background she has is that she was born in Sinnoh, as she herself stated in an interview.

However, the lively and cheerful young trainer, who is also very talented, has become a champion at the young age of 11. He is always the one who surpasses the old and has won a lot of popularity.

Ye Luo scrolled through the Trainer section on the Internet, where Trainers spontaneously voted to select the most popular Trainer of the year.

The rankings are all genuine champions, with no possibility of inflated figures. Ordinary people can't even squeeze into them, but there are a few exceptions.

The champion of the Hoenn Grand Contest, idol Rukia, ranked ninth.

Kiss, the Electric-type Gym Leader of Raven City, is ranked sixth.

The Electric-type Gym Leader of Padiya, Kiju, is surprisingly ranked third.

Ye Luo couldn't help but marvel at the power of the younger generation; Qi Shu was definitely a blogger who brought his own audience.

Ye Luo scrolled all the way to the top, feeling a little embarrassed.

This year's most popular player, the Kanto region's league champion, is Ye Luo.

"..."

[I sensed an ambiguous emotion, but it wasn't directed at anyone else.]

Gardevoir's red horn on its chest has become much brighter; this is its psychic organ, allowing it to sense the emotions of other people.

When it sensed intense emotions, Gardevoir's eyes also glowed red.

It can synchronize the trainer's feelings.

Excitement, nervousness, shyness, and joy—Gardevoir's pupils twitched, and she mentally registered these emotions.

"Don't take everything to heart, Gardevoir."

Ye Luo couldn't help but complain that Gardevoir's dazed state showed that it was trying to synchronize with its trainer's emotions.

This is an excellent ability; synchronizing the trainer's status during battles can make the fight much easier.

Just like having two pairs of eyes watching the battlefield, Gardevoir can judge the battle situation from its own perspective and the overall perspective. The superposition of intense emotions will also enhance the Pokémon's strength.

In normal times, however, this ability is mostly used to immediately train a person's thoughts, or even to understand what others are thinking.

Humans are extremely complex beings, with more active minds and a greater capacity for thought.

Pokémon generally don't understand the complex emotions that humans experience, but for Gardevoir, these emotions have a huge impact.

Gardevoir was momentarily dazed, but quickly recovered and responded telepathically with a smile.

[It's too late. I've kept Ye Luo's feelings in my heart.]

Gardevoir thoroughly enjoyed watching the trainer show embarrassment; it was rare for him to display such a shy side.

Ye Luo found its gaze, which seemed to regard it as if it had found a treasure, rather strange, and offered an explanation.

"I just didn't expect to be number one in popularity."

To be honest, Ye Luo thought it was unlikely no matter how hard he tried. He repeatedly refreshed the information in the Trainer's column to confirm that this was not a small-time newspaper deliberately hyping things up.

I found a news report.

An exclusive interview with the mysterious trainer, Ye Luo, who won the Indigo League championship and is known for his elegance and style.

The name itself sounded unnerving, and Ye Luo wondered when he had accepted this interview, carefully reading the content.

"When I tried to understand him, Lord Ye Luo refused."

"Sorry, I'm in a hurry."

Although he was in a hurry, he still stayed and talked to me for a while. I think he is a very gentle and strong person.

Perhaps this is the secret to his championship. These two points are similar to those of previous champions, and I'm sure of it.

When asked about his past, Lord Ye Luo only mentioned that he came from the Alola region, leaving everything else a mystery. He's truly enigmatic.

The editor asked Ye Luo one last question: "You use music to command your Pokémon during battles, and your fans call you the Prince of Song. I would like to ask how you and your Pokémon developed this synergy?" Ye Luo's answer was simple.

"Pokémon can understand each other better through melodies than through language."

That's a truly intriguing answer. Perhaps it's more touching to a Pokémon's heart than the melody of words? That's one possible approach. No wonder he's the Prince of Song; he exudes a unique charm.

"..."

[Ye Luo's emotions were even more intense than before; her shy expression was quite amusing.]

Is this what they call shyness? When Ye Luo patiently finished reading this report, she was so embarrassed that she could have dug a three-bedroom apartment out of her toes.

He remembered what had happened: after winning the league championship, he immediately ran off the court to avoid being chased by reporters.

In the end, he was caught by a quick-running reporter and just gave a few perfunctory words.

But he never expected that his casual remark would be turned into a short article in the hands of the editor.

"What 'Prince of Uta'? Who came up with that name? I don't sing."

Leaf Fall only plays instruments to add to the fun during battles and also directs her Pokémon; Meloetta sings the songs.

Ok?

"Is it always me singing on the sidelines in Meloetta?"

Meloetta: [Hmm~.]

Meloetta sat proudly on Leaf's lap, singing to cheer on the Pokémon as he played his harmonica.

The result was recorded, and a wonderful stereo sound always surrounded the falling leaves.

Of course, this alone is not enough to support this title, mainly because of the Pokémon with the Leaf Fall logo.

The West Lion Seaman always fights with a beautiful and awe-inspiring voice, winning victories alongside Ye Luo. This unique fighting style is a refreshing surprise for the audience.

Coupled with Ye Luo's unwillingness to reveal his identity and background, the champion's halo has instead become a source of curiosity and mystery.

The mysterious music trainer won the championship, a unique achievement in this track. It's not surprising that Ye Luo became the most popular trainer this year.