Alright, more info on the comic! Let's see what we got!
Bonnie Arc- Talked about here ad nauseum, though Lily has changed the plot structure several times since coming up with this bastardization of an otherwise good Pokemon, so I'm looking forward to see how he executes it.
Injury Arc- This is new, and a good one to boot! I mean, really?...A punch to the Heart? I know I shouldn't be surprised given Lily's penchant for middle-school level story writing, but still. I'm not even going to go into the logistics as to why the heart is one of the hardest organs to damage with a "sucker-punch" because it would involve a lengthy explanation of why people just never go for the upper torso when in a fight (quick explanation: it's easy to protect and has a strong rib-cage also protecting it). This is just another one of the long list of examples of Lily completely abandoning practicality and logic in favor of drama and edge. Oh, and of course I'm doubting it's the actual move "Sucker Punch" (which is a very strong move when used wisely and could mess a Gardevoir up) and is literally just a straight up actual sucker punch because Lily thinks Gardevoirs are invincible killing machines for some reason.
Edit: Realized this after posting, by "Heart" Lily could be referring to that red thing coming out of a Gardevoir's chest, which (considering what the Pokemon is) makes sense. But if that's the case you'd think that if a creature had one of it's most vital organs just exposed like that it would be rather difficult to damage compared to the rest of it's body.
House Arc- Eh, this one just sounds like simple wish fulfillment on Lilys part, he's mentioned wanting to move out several times but doesn't have the money. Until we learn more about it I don't have much to say.
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