The New Team Rankings Are Out!

A total of eight Pokémon participated in this team tournament. There were long-time members like Incineroar and Milotic, as well as newer additions like Ogerpon and Zeraora.

There were also considerable differences in their strength and levels. This time, the format from the previous team tournament was retained, with each Pokémon challenging its way upward one by one according to the order in which they had joined the team.

The first Pokémon to take the field was naturally Ogerpon.

As an Elite Four Level Legendary Pokémon, Ogerpon was exceptional in every aspect. Not to mention that it had the cheat-like advantage of Terastallization. Midway through the tournament, Su Hao even began to feel that the balance of this team tournament had not been handled very well.

Against the earlier Pokémon, Ogerpon won with utterly overwhelming force.

Zeraora, having only just entered Gym Level, was already considered among the very best at that level. Its Current Propulsion, triggered by Intertwined Power, was like a thruster fueled with premium fuel, its explosive strength and speed several tiers above the original version.

But that was only within the realm of Gym Level.

After Terastallization, Ogerpon was simply beyond the standard in terms of strength. Combined with the defensive power of its Terastal Ghost Mask, Ogerpon carried out a simple battle style from start to finish: stand there and let them scratch at it, then seize the opening and finish them with a single Thorn Whip Stick strike.

And surprisingly, it worked quite well.

Zeraora, Mega Metagross, Leafeon, Mega Lucario, Hisuian Braviary, and Incineroar were all defeated by the immovable Ogerpon through an absolute gap in power.

However, while battling those Pokémon, Ogerpon's weaknesses were also exposed.

When facing opponents using Agility or flying in the sky, it could only endure through the physique