How did you bunch of silly group members also time travel

There was also a girl dressed entirely in black and pink, wearing a knitted hat with the Pokémon ball logo printed on it.

Oh wow.

Miss Gravity: "It's clear now, you've fished at the wrong fish!"

No matter how experienced a fisherman is, he can't guarantee that he'll catch the fish he wants in murky water.

Besides, the two fish feel so similar to each other.

Is this my fault? No way!

How can you blame a cute, pretty, and beautiful elf like me?

"You guys continue, I'll just..."

"Beautiful fairy lady, please wait! I am honored to meet you—"

"Stop!" Miss Fox gestured to stop, glanced at the delinquent frog behind the squinty-eyed young man Xiao Gang, and nodded in acknowledgment.

The wicked frog nodded in response, and its glowing hand instantly pierced Xiao Gang's waist, dragging him away.

"What the hell are you doing?" At that moment, Misaka Mikoto peeked out from next to the fox girl, her face contorted with rage. In that instant, she spotted the yellow-skinned rat in the crowd!

"Pikachu?" The yellow-skinned mouse tilted its head subconsciously.

Miss Gravity: "I've seen the look in your eyes, we're kindred spirits~"

"Hello! I'm Ash from Pallet Town, and this is my partner Pikachu!" Ash said, getting his senses and introducing himself.

"We were in the middle of a Pokémon battle and accidentally hit you. We're so sorry!"

"Pikachu! Pikachu!"

Pikachu apologized along with him.

On the other side, the country-dressed boy who had been battling Ash in a Pokémon game also quickly came forward to apologize.

And invited Miss Fox and Misaka Mikoto to eat watermelon together.

Hikari, holding Piplup, couldn't help but complain, "Is this the time to be talking about this?!"

“Yes, now is definitely not the time to talk about this,” Misaka Mikoto said matter-of-factly. “We… Hey!?”

"Wow, this watermelon is amazing! It's almost as good as watermelons from China!"

"When did you run over there?!"

Before you knew it, Miss Fox had already run over and even opened the watermelon.

One bite and the juices burst out.

There were exclamations of surprise from the boys and girls nearby, who asked the elf how he could open the melon so quickly.

"Hmm, it's a tiny bit too sweet." This really surprised Miss Fox.

I was initially thinking that even the Pokémon world was a world view created by the Japanese.

The watermelon will probably taste like the watermelons from island nations on Earth—expensive and not very tasty.

She was wrong, terribly wrong.

"Let me tell you, this melon is super sweet!"

Cecilia (flower): "I've discovered another downside to being a flower..."

"...Have you forgotten what you're supposed to be doing?!" Misaka Mikoto stormed over, her eyes wide with anger, and wisps of electricity crackling in her hair.

"Oh, this? I haven't forgotten about it, but I went to the wrong place. And you should watch the video."

A spiritual connection was established with my mother-in-law, and the interface of the video editing player appeared before me.

The video of the plot has finished airing, and the live stream for N and Touko has begun, with rewards being distributed to them.

I wonder what the alpacas would think if they were looking at this. (laughs)

"The magical creatures inside are called Pokémon, right?" Misaka Mikoto raised an eyebrow, not sensing anything strange, but the electric sparks in her hair became even more dazzling.

She pointed to Pikachu next to Ash.

"Is this a Pokémon?"

"It's a Pokémon."

"Is the person from the video here, the one with the green hair?"

"Hmm... there are some too."

"That settles it. How could we possibly go to the wrong place?"

Miss Fox slapped her thigh and laughed, "Hey, then we really have come to the wrong place!"

"Huh!?" Misaka Mikoto couldn't understand.

"Are you here to find that person from the video?" Xiao Zhi asked curiously, joining the group. "Where is he? I want to see him too! The ideal savior, so cool!"

Miss Fox was even more excited!

"Hey, I really have to give you guys a good talking about this, about the relationship between the Pokémon games and the TV series, and also about the most famous Pokémon manga, the OOC (Out of Character) special episode!"

She knows this like the back of her hand! She knows it inside and out!

Cecilia (flower): “…”

As for the Pokémon games and the TV series, those are two works that have almost no connection! (laughs)

Even if the latter is an advertisement for the former, you can still call it false advertising, because many Pokémon TV fans believe that the TV series and the games are completely unrelated!

Chapter 723 That's the creator god!

Pokémon TV anime.

That is undoubtedly the most famous work in the Pokémon IP.

Based on this, the yellow-skinned rat that was promoted became deeply ingrained in people's minds.

Some people may not know what Pokémon is, but when they see that yellow rat, they can immediately recognize the name.

What does it mean to have the world's number one IP?! (Leans back)

However, that's not the main point.

Pokémon TV fans are rather strange; many insist that the TV series and the games are completely separate, treating them as entirely different works.

A typical example is the recurring topic of the four moves in Pokémon fan fiction.

However, after the original Pokémon series ended, the positioning of Pokémon TV changed. It went from telling a story using the Pokémon universe to becoming a series of commercials that followed the games. This was particularly noticeable during the Advanced Generation era.

The most typical example is that the battles in the Pokémon anime have a lot of turn-based elements, and the number of moves is limited to four or less.

Even after learning a fifth skill, you still have to abandon one. Unlike in the original series, you can no longer use any skill that's in the skill pool, and there won't be any more storylines like Crystal Onix.

Even when using an old model with new data, it's like a glamorous young woman climbing stairs—that's a huge amount of exercise! (laughs)

Cough cough, I've gone too far with my breasts. Back then, my girlfriend still had people urging her on; she was quite ambitious.

However, it's indeed impossible to create an original animated series like Crystal Onix, which doesn't have much popularity yet.

Cecilia (flower): "After saying all that, what exactly are you trying to say?"

"Don't rush, we're getting to the important part," Miss Fox shrugged and said.

The above explanation is simply to clarify the relationship between the TV series and the game, and whether or not the connection between them should be severed and they should be treated as two separate works.

The answer is no.

No matter what happens, even if the sky falls or the Emperor himself arrives, Pokémon TV is just an advertisement for the game, a work that inherits the basic settings of the game and only has minor adaptations.

Aside from moves like Stealth Rock, which definitely can't be played like in the games, other moves will only be different from those in the game when specific Pokémon are in the hands of certain Pokémon when the story requires it, such as when Ash needs to win and Decidueye is used to snipe Decidueye.

After all, it's impossible for a spark to be better than a fire.

Moreover, in terms of the extent of the adaptation, the TV anime is miles behind the OOC masterpiece special episode.

"So!" Miss Fox said seriously, "It's understandable that I touched the wrong fish... oops! I wandered into the wrong world! Because the two worlds are so similar, there's nothing I can do about it!"

The person who bullied the mother-in-law with the flower on her head joined the group relatively late and didn't know that the world of the Dimensional Sea was something that the world consciousness deliberately developed.

I didn't know that even in completely identical worlds, the feel of the controls would be different.

"So, what does this have to do with games and animation?"

Misaka Mikoto was getting impatient.

What does discussing games and TV anime have to do with the present?

Should we still help the Shadow Sorcerer in the group, find the host of the video editing player, and then find a way to destroy it and save the chaotic world on the other side of the group?

The situation is so critical, yet you're here on a picnic?

Is the third edited video already finished, and this is the excuse for pausing?

Cecilia (flower): "Because it's very simple, the main character of the TV anime is Ash."

"Huh? I'm the main character!?"

"Pickup pickup?"

Ash and Pikachu were both surprised and expressed their astonishment.

If this were the original Ash Ketchum, he'd probably be smug and self-satisfied. The original Ash Ketchum even had a crush on a girl. (laughs)

"That's not the point!" Hikari was even more anxious than Ash. "Ash is the main character in the anime...doesn't that mean we're characters in the anime?!"

Yes, you are characters from an animated film.

Of course, if you can't accept that, I have another set of infinite monkey theories to talk about with you.

In any case, whether it was a coincidence or intentional, it makes no difference.

Miss Fox thought obediently and watched quietly.

"A character from an anime?" Misaka Mikoto was also startled. "This is the world of anime!?"

You're practically a character in an anime, aren't you?

With a wicked grin on her face, Miss Fox simply gave Misaka Mikoto a meaningful smile and remained silent.

Cecilia (flower): "But there's no need to stay here, since the video has already ended and we've already ended up in the wrong world."