A Whole Forest Hunted My 15cm Weedle, Not Knowing Every Death Makes Me Reborn As A Stronger Pokemon

Storyline

From Weedle to Beedrill

After collapsing while watching Ash’s Sceptile lose to a trainer’s Latios, the narrator wakes in a dangerous ancient forest as a tiny, 15-centimeter Weedle. A status panel shows his level, moves, and potential. He soon learns that the forest’s Pokémon are much larger and more dangerous than their familiar game or Pokédex descriptions suggest.

He survives by eating constantly, traveling at night, and sleeping in sheltered branches. As he grows, he discovers that his potential rating can improve. He befriends another Weedle, Yellow, and gradually gathers a small group that includes Millie, Whitey, and Brown. Instead of simply fighting for food, he builds a hive, stocks healing berries, and trains his companions through frequent battles.

After evolving into a giant Beedrill, he and his swarm protect a young human princess named Liz. She reveals that she is heir to a dragon tribe on Mount Silver, which is at war with the Silf Tribe. When the Silf set the forest ablaze, Beedrill carries Liz to safety but is struck by arrows and dies protecting her.

From Dratini to Dragonite

He awakens as a Dratini in the same lake many years later. The once-young Poliwag is now the lake’s powerful ruler, and Liz has grown into the queen of a thriving dragon kingdom. She names the Dratini Alan and raises him at court.

Alan evolves into Dragonair, helps Liz train Pokémon, and encourages her to form her own team, including a Charmander, two Magikarp, and a Gligar. He also helps introduce structured battle training at the kingdom’s academy.

Alan eventually leaves Liz to become stronger on Mount Silver. There, he befriends a battle-worn Scyther and raises a blind Zubat, which eventually evolves into a Crobat. He trains among the mountain’s powerful Pokémon, learns new moves, and ultimately evolves into an enormous Dragonite.

The War and Alan’s Legacy

When war breaks out between Liz’s kingdom and the Earth Kingdom, Alan returns to defend her. He helps protect the capital and confronts the enemy’s immensely powerful Beedrill, a lifelong partner of the Earth King. With the Scyther and its companions helping him, Alan defeats the Beedrill but dies from his injuries.

Liz wins the war and advances the idea that people and Pokémon can live and fight alongside one another. She coins the word “Pokémon” to replace terms such as “monsters” and “beasts.” The story connects her legacy to later Pokémon history: her descendants become Dragon Masters, while other historical figures—including Dama Wan Lee, a forebear of a famous League figure—help establish laws and traditions around Pokémon.

Alan is reborn again, this time as a Treecko. He retains powerful inherited moves and keepsakes from his previous lives, confirming the story’s central rule: each death brings him back as a stronger Pokémon, while his memories and some abilities carry over.

Gameplay Highlights and Strategies

• Survive before you fight: Eat frequently, travel at night to avoid predators, and sleep somewhere that ground-based and flying threats cannot easily reach.
• Use the environment: Alan exploits trees, rivers, open terrain, weather, and opponents’ momentum rather than relying on strength alone.
• Build a team and support system: Recruit allies, provide food, and stock healing berries so the group can recover quickly and return to training.
• Train through frequent battles: Regular combat makes Pokémon stronger. The kingdom’s academy becomes far more effective once it replaces passive drills with practical fights.
• Combine moves creatively: Trap foes with String Shot before attacking, use Twister to disrupt or shield against attacks, and combine rain or water with electricity to strike multiple enemies.
• Exploit type matchups and status effects: Alan uses ice against vulnerable opponents, paralysis to limit movement, and fighting attacks against a Kangaskhan. He also prepares for conditions such as poison and paralysis with healing items.
• Adapt instead of insisting on a fair fight: Alan sometimes retreats from opponents that outclass his team, then returns with better preparation, allies, or a more favorable battlefield.
• Train partners, not just yourself: Feeding Pokémon by hand helps build trust, while consistent practice and careful coaching help allies become reliable fighters.

Gamers and Sources Featured

No guest gamers or outside creators are identified. The narration references the Pokémon anime, including Ash’s Sceptile and Latios, and draws on Pokémon game and Pokédex concepts, characters, and lore.