When nineteen year old Matt finds himself in the Pokemon universe after stepping into the Dimensional Transferring Device, he realizes that it isn't all fun and games. Having both beast forms as well as anthropomorphic counter parts, Pokemon themselves aren't as cute and cuddly as the games lead him to believe. Matt ventures to find a way home with the odds stacked against him.

Its your classic Warriors-Hunger Games-crossover with a little twist. Well, maybe a lot of twist. And maybe not so classic either.

Player can't remember anything from before the game, before his body was mapped out in simple binary, and his mind became nothing more than a control for his avatar. Player doesn't know why there are 4979 people living in that world. He does know that, when it comes to companionship, he's the odd man out. Unfortunately for Player, the system has a solution, and it results in murder

After losing the war, Japan has fallen under Unovan rule. The price of training for the locals and war prisoners rises ever further than before: each step as a trainer gains another entry slip for the Hunger League. 24 tributes and their sole Pokemon enter. One leaves.