If you’re a crazy fan of the Pokémon Nintendo game, then you might have mastered the strengths and weaknesses of Pokemons from the first to the seventh generation. That’s not bad, but with this Pokénatomy book, you’ll humiliate other Pokemon masters and earn the title of a Pokeverse fanatic.

You’ll become even crazier when you bring reality into virtuality by training each Pokemon you caught according to its strengths and weaknesses after going through an in-depth study of their anatomy with Christopher Stoll (the author of Pokénatomy) – a hardcore fan of Pokémons.

No matter what you’ve read in the past about Pokémons, this book takes you away from this universe into another dimension of it. You’re about to realize that your Nintendo game might be more than just a game after all.

Emotionally, like a dog trainer, you’ll be connected to your Pokémon, explain its attributes and anatomical structure to anyone who wonders why you even play the game at all. Your intuitive and cognitive ability will be hacked. Your natural tendency to match each Pokémon’s anatomy to its power will be activated – you can even invent novel stuff about the game already.

No man should be able to discuss the internal structure of a man like an anatomist – how about a “Pokebiologist”? Well, that’s what you’ll become after consuming this Pokenatomy book. So, go ahead and dissect “Pikachu” in virtuality. Winks.

The author of this book dissected these pocket animals in clear terms. In the real-world, biologists work and relate better with organisms when they study their internal contents concerning functions and structures – with this, they know the rules of existence that apply to each organism. They even harness that knowledge to study which can be easily domesticated, including their feeding pattern and life cycle. Imagine that you’re able to apply all these in the world of Pokemons.

Studying this Pokenatomy will give you an image of how Pokémons would look like in the real world. An idea is how “Sandlash” has been compared to a pangolin – perhaps that’s what they are!

In essence, if you think you know everything about the Pokeverse, read this Pokenatomy and you’ll realize how ignorant you’ve been.