《Padia's after-school time》animation plot introduction

《Padia's After-School Time》 is a well-produced online animation directed by Takeshita Ryohei and produced by WIT STUDIO.The work has 4 episodes and will start broadcasting on September 6th.This animation features the new Pokémon in Pokémon: Crimson/Purple《Purple Duck, Slow Crocodile, and Magical Masked Meowth. They will appear cutely on the screen.

The story takes place in the Padia region, a place with rich and colorful natural landscapes where people and Pokémon coexist harmoniously.One day, Principal Clavell gave three students a task: “I want you to make a video for freshmen and transfer students to show them the beauty of the college.”The three students are Obara, Ericis and Homer.

Obara is a student who is good at playing the flute, but he wants to escape the pressure that playing will bring him.He is introverted and not good at communicating with others.Ericis is a student who loves Pokémon battles. He wants to defeat Nemo, but he is stubborn and not good at cooperating with others.Homer is a student who is too obsessed with finding scoops. He always causes trouble for others, but he is an innocent person.

The three students each worked hard to complete the task, but due to their personality differences, it was difficult for them to cooperate harmoniously.However, as they grew up with their Pokémon, their steps gradually became unified.Pokémon taught them how to understand and respect each other's personalities, and how to cooperate with each other to achieve common goals.

In the animation, the audience will see that Obara gradually opens up his heart and learns to communicate with others through the companionship of Pokémon; Elikis gradually understands the importance of teamwork through battles with Pokémon; Homer gradually understands the importance of teamwork through the battle with Pokémon;Interact with Pokémon and learn how to consider others.

》Padia's After-School Time--is not only an interesting animation, but also an entertaining and educational work.