Fighting to Lose Is Unfair to Pokémon!

Looking at Student Zuo Chao's sincere, admiring eyes, as well as the invisible praise he had just given him, Sato felt he should return the courtesy.

"As a student of Rainbow University, I'm sure you've studied relevant information about Drapion.

But since you're a trainer specializing in Grass-types, you could only choose the best option and send Breloom into battle, because at least Fighting-type attacks could deal normal damage to Drapion."

As Sato said this, Zuo Chao immediately wore an expression that said, "Exactly."

At the same time, he was also proving that it was not because he did not understand Type Advantage, but because he had been forced by the Pokemon in hand to make the best possible choice.

Sure enough, the students below the stage who had not understood why Zuo Chao had sent out a Grass-type Pokémon suddenly came to a sudden realization upon hearing this.

"Most Grass-type Pokémon aren't good at powerful offense, but Breloom is an exception. Using Mach Punch as an opening move was perfectly reasonable.

"But in my opinion, you believed from the start that you couldn't beat me. So even though Breloom had temporarily suppressed Drapion with Mach Punch, you immediately ordered it to dodge as soon as Drapion fought back.

"Without the determination to win, the Fighting-type Pokémon's characteristic of charging forward bravely vanished completely."

Zuo Chao froze. After he had analyzed the reason for his defeat, he had seen Sato nod and secretly felt a little pleased, thinking that he and his idol had shared the same thoughts.

But only now did he realize that it had merely been one of Sato's habitual gestures, not a sign of agreement.

Thinking deeply in turn, Zuo Chao also understood that Sato was right. From beginning to end, he seemingly had not cared