They Said Even A Dog Wouldn't Want My 3,000-Coin Weedle, Not Knowing It Learns Any Move From A Video

Storyline

• A poor 18-year-old boy—newly reincarnated with full memories—finally obtains a Weedle egg from a discounted “Happy Baby Care Center.”
• He possesses an ability called the Eye of Investigation, which lets him instantly read a Pokémon’s stats and potential.
• A system rule (“comprehension” / calamity comprehension) activates:

  If a captured Pokémon’s base-stat total is 465 or less, it permanently qualifies for “heaven-defying comprehension.” This means it can learn moves through observation (e.g., watching videos) and can grow beyond normal expectations.

The “Worst Starter” Twist

• His Weedle is mocked as a “hellish start” because Beedrill is widely regarded as the worst starter in the country.
• However, the system reveals an edge:
  • Weedle/Beedrill can learn moves by watching videos, and
  • the Beedrill evolution line stays within the ≤ 465 threshold.

Building the Underdog Trio

• While raising Beedrill, he rescues an abandoned Eevee that is genetically unable to evolve normally due to a defect.
• He later discovers Eevee can evolve through temporary forms and special conditions rather than standard permanent evolution.
• He also befriends/captures a sickly shiny Pikachu, which becomes extraordinary after comprehension and additional “law comprehension” boosts.

Escalating Threats and Team Growth

• Together, his trio becomes a high-tier team through:
  • strategic training in secret realms,
  • exploiting type matchups,
  • learning moves via video/observation mechanics,
  • and adapting to escalating threats (Elite tiers, legends, and a distortion realm).

Final Arc

• The story culminates at Shenang University and the looming Indiscriminate Selection Tournament.
• Despite society’s disbelief and rumors, his “worst starter” team becomes a genuine contender.

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Gameplay / World Mechanics Highlights

System Thresholds (Core Reason the Underdog Works)

• Base stat sum ≤ 465 ⇒ permanently eligible for “heaven-defying comprehension.”

Move-Learning Mechanic

• For eligible Pokémon, watching a video once can teach moves, sometimes dramatically earlier than normal level requirements.

Vidian Power (Trainer Ability)

• He gains Vidian (affinity/healing power), enabling:
  • stamina and injury restoration,
  • empathic “bond” effects.
• This is especially important when stabilizing and rehabilitating Eevee and later Pikachu.

Bond + Growth Events

• Frequent “bond formed” notifications increase key EV-like fields/potentials.

Training Method

He combines multiple approaches:

• Combat tutoring in realms (with a “24-hour rule” reset for prey)
• Video-assisted move assimilation
• Real-world tactical adaptation (roles such as “assassin,” “shield,” “blade,” etc.)

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Key Strategies & Tactics Used

• Underdog optimization
  • Capture/evolve only Pokémon lines that fit the 465 threshold to preserve the system’s “understanding” advantages.
• Role-based team planning
  • Beedrill: spear/assassin—lance pressure, positioning, closing gaps
  • Eevee: especially in transformed forms—type counters, high-impact offense/defense
  • Pikachu: electric pressure and priority damage when other counters are active
• Exploiting terrain + timing
  • Uses stink balls, paralysis, smokes, sonic bombs strategically to end fights before enemies coordinate.
• Special evolved-form logic with Eevee
  • Eevee can take different elemental forms (dark/fire/water, etc.), turning its evolution defect into a situational type-advantage system.
• Stealth / concealment
  • Beedrill learns to hide aura/presence, enabling assassination-style combat where enemies “forget” it’s present until too late.
• Resource scaling
  • He repeatedly converts expensive realm loot into progression: potions, stones, held items, and move tutors.

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Major “High Points” in the Plot

• Weedle’s early form advantage
  • Harden is learned early because video comprehension overrides normal move pools.
• Beedrill’s speed/essence stat jump
  • Watching professional training footage boosts key speed-related value and potential.
• Eevee rescue and bond
  • He rehabilitates her nightly (medicine, bandaging, antidotes).
  • Later, she reveals she can “step into” different forms using stones/energy rather than permanent evolution—redefining team strategy.
• Secret realm training montage
  • Battles progress from wild skirmishes to:
    • large-scale rival encounters,
    • high-level hunts (C3/C5),
    • and distortion-world horrors.
• Distortion realm / Arceus-like negotiation
  • A “god negotiation” moment with a Giratina-like presence (“Lord of Shadows”):
    • he trades Vidian power,
    • receives essential materials (dusk stones + a bug gem).
• Transition to elite competitiveness
  • Beedrill reaches extremely high tier potential (mid–high Elite IV / beyond via system growth),
  • while Eevee and Pikachu also become elite-equivalent threats.
• Gym challenge climax
  • He defeats a top-ranked leader using:
    • Eevee’s dark immunity/coverage
    • and Beedrill’s decisive finishing power
  • earning gym badge #1233 and boosting his public profile.

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Featured Gamers / Sources

• No specific gamer names are credited directly beyond characters and schools in the narrative.
• The only explicit “source” mentioned is professional trainer footage uploaded to the Trainer Association site (used for move/stat comprehension).
• The narrator references the video-learning mechanic repeatedly but does not name a specific uploader/username in the subtitles.