Nintendo and Game Freak released Pokémon Legends: Al Zeus more than a month ago, an innovative test of Pokémon that has received praise and love from many Pokémon series fans. Players have also created many second-generation works inspired by the game, and recently, a fan of this game has made a physical version of the game's "Pokémon Book".
Reddit user Whengeekscraft recently released a physical version of the Pokémon Book from Pokémon Legend: Al Zeus, which he co-produced with some friends. The physical version is almost identical to the game's illustrated book, with a blue-filled fabric on the cover, bound together by a particularly large knotted rope, a copper protector affixed to the corners of the book, and a cover that mimics the "Pokémon Illustrated Book" written in the game's font.
He also shows the "Tyrannosaurus" page in the physical pokémon illustrated book, with hand-drawn illustrations of tyrannosaurs glued to paper with silver horns. In the game, Tyrannosaurus is the 81st in the Book of Legends, and similar to the rest of the series, trainers must complete various research missions to unlock the corresponding Pokémon entries. On the right side of this physical edition, Whengeekscraft also depicts the Tyrannosaurus' favorite food and the items it usually carries, and also has a description of its weight and length, which can be said to be exactly the same as in the game.
This book shows everyone the player's love for the Pokémon series of games, on Reddit there are some netizens to him to make and sell the physical version of the book, but it seems that the time required to make such a book is not short, and if it profits through this means, it may be sanctioned by Nintendo and Pokémon.