Chapter 511: What does it mean that Professor Oak is also Teacher Yu's fan? (4k)

February 2nd, Monday.

Today, a major earthquake occurred on PokéTV.

The reason is also easy to guess.

It is exactly the brand new series "Teacher Yu Talks Mythology" released by Qingyu, the first episode "Arceus Creation Genesis".

The appearance of this video is no different from dropping a "Luminous Mushroom" in the serious academic circle, instantly making Pokémon professors in various regions begin to discuss the authenticity of the content.

Of course, if it were just controversial content, it wouldn't make the professors in various regions feel surprised.

Professors in various regions began to check the text records confirmed in their regions one after another, and finally summarized it into a certain piece of information—

This person is a master!

The legendary Pokémon mentioned in "Arceus Creation Genesis" are almost completely consistent with the records they can find, and even include the extremely cold Alola region, which most professors don't know.

It is exactly the three names that Professor Rowan felt strange about, they only exist in a small amount of text records in the classics left by the ancient Alola royal family.

They are—

The beast that devours the sun, Solgaleo;

The beast that invites the moon, Lunala;

And the "Radiant God" Necrozma, which has almost no text records and even only comes from the oral narration of "outsiders" with unclear meanings.

Although the introduction to them in the video is extremely short, it verified the titles of the ancient Alola royal family for them.

From this, it can also be clearly seen that the content produced by this video creator is not groundless, all of which are traceable and standable viewpoints.

Regarding this kind of content that cannot be verified and is loved by the audience, the professors can only smile.

Being able to have such an understanding of the legends of various regions and introduce them to countless viewers in front of the screen with vivid content is undoubtedly a good thing.

So...

Give me more!

This idea is also highly consistent with the viewers watching the video.

Originally, Qingyu's fan base was not small, and every battle teaching video released could quickly harvest millions of views, sitting firmly at the top of the PokéTV popularity list.

But this time, the second round of teaching of the Sun Team was firmly suppressed by the mythological popular science video he released, and the number of views was several times worse.

The reason is also very simple—

Those who are willing to ponder battles in the Pokémon world are mostly young people who are more motivated and have been keen on this since childhood.

This group does occupy a certain proportion in human society and can be considered the mainstream at present.

But even so, most of the Pokémon world are ordinary people.