Pokémon, but cultural invasion.

Quanshu possesses the extraordinary ability to travel between two distinct worlds, and he quickly notices a glaring cultural void in each. In the Pokémon world, despite the fierce rivalries of regional leagues and world championships, there is a surprising lack of movies, games, and anime centered around Pokémon battles. Seeing an opportunity, Quanshu decides it is time to deliver a profound cultural shock to the locals. Meanwhile, on Earth, society rigidly ranks Pokémon into tiers based on big data analysis of their base stats, leaving those with lower numbers entirely excluded from competitive battle. Quanshu realizes that people fundamentally misunderstand the true potential of supposedly weak Pokémon, prompting him to ignite a cognitive revolution across both dimensions. Several years later, the impact of his cultural invasion is undeniable. Xiaojuer declares that the film industry relies on Quanshu just as the West relies on Jerusalem. Daigo hails The Redemption of Pipi as the greatest movie he has ever seen, only to immediately note that Quanshu’s upcoming release will inevitably surpass it next year. Lulina enthusiastically praises her favorite game, Plants vs. Ghosts, particularly the unforgettable moment when Giratina's Executioner's Song begins to play.