In a dense forest, lived a little Pikachu named Sparky. Although smaller than most Pokémon, Sparky was full of courage and dreamed of becoming a hero.

One sunny morning, the forest fell eerily silent. The cheerful chirping of the Pidgeys ceased. Something was amiss, and all the Pokémon could sense it.

News spread quickly: a big, grumpy Gengar had arrived, scaring everyone and stealing food from the smaller Pokémon.

All the Pokémon retreated to their dens and nests. Sparky’s friends ran away, but Sparky stayed behind. Someone had to do something, and he decided to face Gengar.

Gengar was much bigger than Sparky, but Sparky had a plan. He climbed a tall tree and started throwing berries at Gengar, hitting him right on the head.

Gengar growled and floated after Sparky, but Sparky was too quick. He zipped from tree to tree, leading Gengar into a wild chase deeper into the forest.

As Gengar chased Sparky, he didn’t notice a beehive filled with Beedrill. Sparky jumped away at the last moment, and the angry Beedrill swarmed out.

Gengar yelped and dashed away as fast as he could, chased by the swarm of Beedrill. He was never seen in the forest again.

All the Pokémon came out from hiding, cheering for Sparky. They couldn’t believe how brave he had been, facing the big, grumpy Gengar alone.

From that day on, Sparky was known as the bravest Pikachu in the forest. Even though he was small, his courage was bigger than any danger he faced.

And so, Sparky taught everyone that bravery isn’t about being the biggest or strongest—it’s about facing your fears and doing what’s right, even when you’re scared.