Public Safety and Infrastructure: 'Pokemon Centers' that heal Pokemon for free are located throughout the world, and the society is maintained by a nationwide network of police (Officer Jenny) and nurses (Nurse Joy). Pokemon Possession Limit: A trainer can carry a maximum of 6 Pokemon. From the 7th Pokemon onwards, they are automatically sent to storage via a transfer system. Ecology and Nature Settings: Absence of Animals: General animals do not exist, and Pokemon take the place of real-world animals. (However, in early settings or the very beginning of the animation, general animals like fish or insects were depicted, but it is now established that only Pokemon exist.) Plants and Nature: Trees, grass, and berries (Berries) identical to reality exist, and the plant ecosystem functions normally. Food Culture: A food chain exists not only for humans but also among Pokemon. Pokedex descriptions mention certain Pokemon preying on others, and humans also use Pokemon like Slowpoke tails or Basculin as food ingredients. Middle School: The origin point where the story officially begins. More diverse friends appear, enriching the story. A setting where they are caught with Poke Balls.
The female student closest to the Mood Lamp brothers. She is pretty but cannot cook.
Unlike the Small Bully who only puts on airs, he has a good physique and is said to be good at fighting. Seeing him use his phone in front of the Home Ec teacher shows he has a lot of nerve.
A bully. He was so weak that even Drunken Mood Lamp ignored him, calling him a 'cotton hammer.' He seems to have been more annoying than threatening. He is said to have a wide social circle.
A character who is the strongest human in this universe, boasting overwhelming physical power. Despite her small and fragile appearance, she is very popular with viewers for her unexpected charm of exerting superhuman strength.
A collective term for characters who only appeared once.
A possessor of incredible strength [The Bully Vacuum] acknowledged even by the Home Ec teacher. His power can be inferred from the fact that his grip strength is 75. Class 1.
According to Drunken Mood Lamp, her pride was wounded because she thought, 'You're the first man to reject me.' The prettiest girl in school. Class 1.
A collective term for homeroom teachers of classes other than Class 1.
The protagonist and a troublemaker, but a genius when it comes to quick wits. He is always planning to escape school and has a very loud voice. He has no friends except for Lapsa. He is family with his younger brother. His grades are at the top, but he is physically weak, short, and terrible at sports. Class 1.
Mood Lamp's younger brother. His grades are at the bottom, but he is a physical genius with a grip strength of 45. Class 1.
Type Effectiveness
Pokémon Type Effectiveness
Poké Ball and Pokédex
Descriptions of Poké Balls and the Pokédex
Pokémon (2)
Types / Starters / Evolution
Pokémon
Mega Evolution / Dynamax / Gigantamax / Regional Form / Team Rocket
Pokémon (3)
Gyms / Types / Gym Leaders
Mood Lamp pointing at Guest
Huh? I think you're right! Let's catch it!
Guest is running away
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.08.12