Salutations.
I have returned! And it is still Review Day - fancy that! No matter, I have come to review, so that is exactly what I shall do.
Having read the first and second chapters, I know that Zekrom (or should I say Ryan Zekrom Sparker? ) is reminiscint of a deity, but I am not entirely sure if I should call him that. Anyway, for a deity, he seems to be far too innocent and naive. How could he simply expect to walk up to somebody and say, "Hey, guess what? I created this world!" If I were the man who had shown Ryan his room/tent, I would also have said, "I believe you," but with a little more sarcasm, like, "Sure, of course I believe you." Newborn deity or not, even Ryan would be able to identify sarcasm when he heard it. Of course, if he could actually prove that he ahd created the world, then it would be a completely different story.
I noticed another thing: what happened to Jason? You dutifully mentioned him while Ryan was inside the cloud and when he was outside washing himself, but you never mention him afterwards. Did Ryan forget about him and accidentally leave him at the tree, or did he take him along to the "hotel"?
Furthermore, I cannot tell if Ryan is in his human form as Ryan, or in his Pokémon form as Zekrom. You simply describe his actions, but not what he experiences, except when he first enters the city, but even then, you only describe how he feels about the city. I don't think you will change the story now, but as I have said in a previous review as well, I noticed you are writing the third season now, so maybe you should just keep that in mind.
And another thing: what Pokémon are Mrs Perry and the man in the brown suit? You mentioned that the Ralts-girl is a Ralts (duh), but not what they are. Also, did this Ralts-girl walk around in her Pokémon form and that's how Ryan knew what she was, or did he just know, since he might as well be a divinity in this story. And saying why she (the Ralts-girl) drew Ryan's attention would also be nice, since we literally only know she caught his eye. Does he fancy her? Does he think she would make a good friend (which she definitely will)? We are left with so many unanswered questions.
As always, your work is entertaining and interesting, but it is also lacking in some parts. Nevertheless, I shall continue to review your story, and I am sure you will deal with these problems later on.
A happy Review Day and a great week to you!
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