Having watched the entire battle, Diancie confirmed one fact.
In terms of physical prowess, Incineroar, which had activated Current Propulsion and focused on physical training, was slightly stronger than Dragapult, a Dragon-type Pseudo-Legendary whose level was even a minor stage higher.
Even in its "I'm taking you down with me" state, Incineroar completely crushed Dragapult in every aspect of physical ability.
If Dragapult had still been in the state it was five months ago, relying solely on increased levels without comprehending Reversal Power itself, it might really have been run over by Incineroar.
But when it rained, it poured. The problem was that Dragapult had trained under Giratina, the master of Reversal Power, for five months, and it suddenly revealed a trump card no one had expected.
Milotic began wondering whether its Pseudo-Origin Pulse would be annihilated.
The answer was yes, though it would be annihilated more slowly. In practice, its power would probably just be reduced somewhat.
Now, the outcome between it and Dragapult was hard to predict.
Su Hao did not forbid the competitive spirit that was popular among his partners. Ultimately, ordinary Pokémon of the same level simply could not give them a satisfying fight, while powerful opponents were not something they could encounter anytime, anywhere.
If they wanted to improve their actual combat experience, Su Hao's Pokémon could only spar with each other. Now that Dragapult and the Little Dreepy had returned, after Incineroar, they too would gradually receive challenges from the other Pokémon.
Milotic narrowed its eyes. Fortunately, Incineroar had explored the way ahead for it, giving it plenty of time to think of a countermeasure.
Incineroar, receiving treatment beside Su Hao: Why am I the only one getting hurt! ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚
A short while later.
After tidying up the traces of battle and