Update a Level's Approximate Division
Level 1-9 → Rookie Trainer
Level 10-19 → Amateur
Level 20-29 → Normal
Level 30-39 → Elite
Level 40-49 → Senior
Gym Trainer Level, Level 20-49
The average level is around the elite level. New gym trainers or people with connections or those who choose the corresponding echelon Pokémon according to the challenger's situation, so it is 20-49, spanning the three levels of normal, elite, and senior
The main force of the first echelon of the strongest gym trainers in each region, the level is around level 49
Level 50-59 → King of Heaven → Weak second-level God
Level 60-69 → Champion → Strong second-level God (with divine duties or special abilities)
Level 70-79 → Master → General first-level God
Level 80-89 → Legend → Special form of first-level God (Grawo Gyogre who returned to the original form, Mega Mewtwo Rayquaza, the three dragons of Sinnoh in the origin form under the power of Arceus, the three dragons of Tao fused separately, Necrozma absorbing the sun or the moon, the two dogs of Sword and Shield holding something in their mouths, and the infinitely gigantic Taina)
Level 90-99 → God → Ultimate Nike Mule Horse, the three dragons of Tao combined only in theory, the clone of Arceus (temporary idea, specific according to the actual plot)
Level 100 → God of Creation → Arceus himself
The hierarchy is roughly the same as the mainstream Elf text, and the strength of the parallel world beasts will be stronger, so there should be no problem.
In addition, the reason why I use numerical levels is because the book borrows some settings from the Pokémon game, such as the racial values that determine the strength of the Pokémon race and the racial proficiency of a certain point, such as the power values that allow you to simply and clearly know whether a move is powerful or not, so don't complain that it's like a game, it's not a good thing to write about it.
If I write numbers, some people will say that this is reality, not a game.
If I write levels, some people will say that this is Elf literature, not fantasy.
So, skip this irrelevant question, after all, this thing is just to produce a rough concept.