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-Scenario
>Even though the theme of "freedom of Pokemon" is touched upon, the scenario ends without providing a clear answer.
>The Pokemon, which is the core of the scenario, are not at the core of the scenario.
>The second theme of "coexistence of various values" is not convincing because the staff's pushiness is noticeable in the game.
>Even when values clash in the work, the protagonist is not given any choice at all and is tied to the flow of the surroundings.
>According to the setting materials for BW released at the Meiji University Festival, the gaps in the scenario that exist everywhere are intentional, but there are too many gaps and users do not have enough material to imagine.
>The childhood friend, the professor, the gym leader, and Team Plasma guide the protagonist at every opportunity, so there is little freedom and it is a one-way road. This makes it more like a journey than an adventure.
-Characters
>Although they are actively involved in the scenario, many characters behave irrationally and have contradictions.
>The psychological depiction of the childhood friend is insufficient. Why is Cheren so obsessed with strength? Bell, who got all the gym badges despite calling himself weak.
>N is treated as if he were the main character. His lines are generally condescending, unrelatable, full of difficult words, and incomprehensible. Despite being the king of Team Plasma and the one who ordered the Pokemon League to give N's castle, somehow N is not considered to be at fault.
>Although Team Plasma is an organization that ostensibly aims to liberate Pokemon, they are the ones who have done much more harm to Pokemon, such as abusing Munna and exploiting Pokemon to build N's castle, so they are just a radio wave group.
>There are many characters that are indigestible, such as the Seven Sages, the Goddess of Love, the Goddess of Peace, and the Dark Trinity, who seem to be just a premise for further development in minor changes.
-Scenario
>Even though the theme of "freedom of Pokemon" is touched upon, the scenario ends without providing a clear answer.
>The Pokemon, which is the core of the scenario, are not at the core of the scenario.
>The second theme of "coexistence of various values" is not convincing because the staff's pushiness is noticeable in the game.
>Even when values clash in the work, the protagonist is not given any choice at all and is tied to the flow of the surroundings.
>According to the setting materials for BW released at the Meiji University Festival, the gaps in the scenario that exist everywhere are intentional, but there are too many gaps and users do not have enough material to imagine.
>The childhood friend, the professor, the gym leader, and Team Plasma guide the protagonist at every opportunity, so there is little freedom and it is a one-way road. This makes it more like a journey than an adventure.
-Characters
>Although they are actively involved in the scenario, many characters behave irrationally and have contradictions.
>The psychological depiction of the childhood friend is insufficient. Why is Cheren so obsessed with strength? Bell, who got all the gym badges despite calling himself weak.
>N is treated as if he were the main character. His lines are generally condescending, unrelatable, full of difficult words, and incomprehensible. Despite being the king of Team Plasma and the one who ordered the Pokemon League to give N's castle, somehow N is not considered to be at fault.
>Although Team Plasma is an organization that ostensibly aims to liberate Pokemon, they are the ones who have done much more harm to Pokemon, such as abusing Munna and exploiting Pokemon to build N's castle, so they are just a radio wave group.
>There are many characters that are indigestible, such as the Seven Sages, the Goddess of Love, the Goddess of Peace, and the Dark Trinity, who seem to be just a premise for further development in minor changes.
