After Meganium fell, Ludicolo failed to deal any significant damage to Hydreigon before losing its combat capability.
Elite Four Sen sighed, recalled Ludicolo, then fixed his gaze and sent out his next Pokémon.
"Roserade, Weather Ball!"
His third Pokémon entered the field—and it was Sen's generally recognized ace!
The Roserade with an extraordinary talent for perception!
The sky remained overcast, and the drizzling rain turned Weather Ball into blue water bombs that howled toward Hydreigon.
In the air, Hydreigon continuously dodged, successfully avoiding the vast majority of the Weather Ball water bombs.
However, Roserade had also improved greatly over these past few years. The Weather Balls came faster and faster, in ever-increasing numbers.
Carefully sensing the changes in the energy overhead, Sato quickly discovered that Roserade could recover nearly ninety percent of the energy from its missed Weather Balls, then use it to create new ones.
They came without end. There was simply no dodging them all!
Even the rainy weather seemed to have been locked in place by Roserade due to the large amount of water molecules lingering in the air, refusing to disperse for a long time.
How should he put it?
As expected of an Elite Four ace, Roserade fully displayed the exceptional endurance of Grass-type Pokémon while also making up for its lack of offensive power.
A defense maintained too long was bound to fail. Hydreigon could not keep dodging forever.
So its counterattack began instantly!
"Blast Burn, Draco Meteor, Blast Burn!"
The three commands were shouted in a one-two-one pattern, assigning tasks to Little Left, Little Right, and Little Three respectively.
Little Left opened its mouth and spat out a Blast Burn half its usual size, which sprayed out in front of Hydreigon and blocked the incoming Weather Balls.
Little Three, positioned in the middle,