Of course, showing off his six arms to Jirachi was only incidental. It was not Hoopa's main goal.
Hoopa's main goal was signatures.
After regaining all his power and attaining Unbound Form, Hoopa would have six arms, increasing his signing speed by at least tenfold.
Yes, tenfold.
First, after attaining Unbound Form, he would have six arms. Compared to his current two, that was three times as many.
Then, after attaining Unbound Form, his six arms would be capable of more precise movements. Specifically, he could focus on six tasks at once.
In other words, his six arms could sign six autographs simultaneously, doubling his overall speed once more!
Finally, after attaining Unbound Form, his hand speed would also increase. If it currently took him three seconds to sign one autograph, then after attaining Unbound Form, he could sign three in the same amount of time, tripling his signing speed again.
Three times two, times three, equaled eighteen!
His overall signing speed would not merely increase tenfold—it would increase eighteenfold!
Not only that, after attaining Unbound Form, his Lao Lao power would become even stronger. He could not only fish things over from the front, but pull them through from the reverse side as well, and he could create countless temporary rings.
When he entered competitions, he would use this method to send every audience member in the Battle Arena one of his autographs.
If his strength improved further, he could even distribute his autographs to every viewer in front of a television, or even those watching online streams through their phones and computers!
When that time came...
Hoopa Confined grinned foolishly, utterly immersed in his fantasy.
It had to be said that even Mark had underestimated Hoopa.
To Mark, signatures were a thankless and overly fanciful endeavor. The more