Brother Shudu, you lost...
In the audience, Lance, who had once been an Alliance Investigator alongside him, let out a soft sigh. He was happy for Sato, yet saddened for Brother Shudu.
In the latter half of the match, Typhlosion and Sharpedo engaged in an extremely intense battle.
Sharpedo's speed was unmatched. Its Speed Boost Ability became ridiculously powerful in the later stage. Typhlosion was not slow either, but it failed to hit Sharpedo even once.
Then Typhlosion erupted with all its strength, turning the battlefield into a fiery Inferno with three consecutive Eruptions.
The temperature suddenly increased, even showing signs of drying up the water flowing around Sharpedo's body! Ultimate offense versus absolute speed!
Facts proved that when one aspect of a Pokemon reached its peak, it could cover up its other weaknesses.
No matter how fast Sharpedo was, as long as it remained on the field, it would inevitably be affected by the terrifying heat.
But no matter how powerful Typhlosion was, if it could not hit, it could not hit. In the end, it could only attack Sharpedo indirectly by affecting the environment.
If this had been in the wild, Sharpedo could have changed location and escaped Typhlosion's blockade! But if that were the case, Brother Shudu would never have given Sharpedo the chance to accumulate Speed Boost so easily.
In the end, Sharpedo's type advantage gave it the edge. It consumed its stamina a little more slowly than Typhlosion, and that was how it won.
Up to this point, Sato still had Zoroark, Gengar, Sharpedo, Gardevoir, and one Pokemon that had not yet appeared.
Brother Shudu, meanwhile, only had his final Pokemon left...
No one had expected the first major match deciding an Elite Four Position to end in such an enormous gap.
On the field,