Heracross then caught Eichi's gaze and sprang up from the ground in an instant.
It quickly began circling around while vibrating its wings, moving at an incredible speed.
After watching for a moment, Eichi went to examine another training device.
The second one was a disruptor. It interfered with Pokémon while they were using moves.
It could even interrupt a move mid-use. Eichi's eyes lit up. This thing was pretty useful.
He then turned to the next training device.
This one was used to train a Pokémon's resistance to attacks, making it suitable for Fighting-type Pokémon.
Over the next ten minutes, he inspected every training device and gained a clear understanding of their functions.
Beedrill and the others had also warmed up enough.
So Eichi began today's training as well.
Basic training now took up less and less time.
Everyone's levels had increased, and further improving their speed, reactions, and attack power was no longer easy.
They could only rely on steady accumulation over time. This was bound to be a long-term undertaking.
As a result, most training now focused on moves, and Eichi was no exception.
Beedrill went to train Pin Missile. It was a genuinely useful move, and there was still plenty to be explored within it.
Scizor's training focused mainly on its two pincers. Whether it was Bullet Punch, Brick Break, or Fury Cutter, all of them required its pincers to execute.
Golisopod was similar to Scizor. Its main weapons were its two claws.
It relied on its sharp claws to tear its opponents apart.
"Whoosh, whoosh."
Its claws continuously Scratched through the air, producing the sound of wind being torn apart.
Armaldo mainly trained its scythe-like arms and its ability to control rocks.
Swish, swish.
Two white streaks instantly appeared in the air, left behind by