Is Palworld copying Pokemon?

Palworld is definitely trying to be the next Pokemon, but let’s be real here, it’s basically a carbon copy with a few minor tweaks. Sure, they call them Skycraft Monon and use Skyballs to catch them, but we all know what they’re really trying to do. It’s like seeing a knockoff brand at the store, just not quite the same. 😏👀 But hey, at least they tried, right?

The Introduction 🎮

The day starts with a sense of boredom, repeated dungeons, and the desire for something new. But suddenly, a new character arrives – Professor Pine. Trainers are intrigued but also find something familiar about him.

Professor Pine’s Pitch 🌠

As Professor Pine talks to the trainers, he introduces the concept of Skycraft Monon and their significance in the world. However, the similarity to the concept of Pokemon is too hard to ignore, making trainers question the originality of Skycraft Monon.

The Starters Selection 🌳

The trainers are offered to choose among Fire Skycraft Mon, Water Skycraft Mon, and Plant Skycraft Mon as their starting creatures. But the resemblance to the original Pokemon game is hard to miss, leaving the trainers feeling unimpressed.

The Game Begins 🎯

The game progresses with introductions and battles, all while the trainers continue to feel skeptical about the "originality" of the game. Whether it is the similarities or the gameplay, the resemblance to the existing concepts is quite evident.

New Ventures 🃏

With the disappointment in Skycraft Monon, the trainers are not quite convinced to switch to the new card game. As they try to explore new horizons, the feeling of deja vu and unoriginality seems to linger around.

A Question Remains ❓

Amidst all this, the question still prevails – is Palworld truly an original concept, or is it just a replica of the well-established Pokemon universe? The trainers remain hesitant and unconvinced.