Several more Pokémon could benefit from this pair of horns, and he hadn't forgotten a single one.
Among the Steel-types were Scizor, Forretress, Magnezone, and Lucario.
Among the Fighting-types were Poliwrath, Lucario, and Toxicroak.
Scizor's breakthrough would have to wait until the horns' Fighting-type energy had been exhausted. For now, it could only break through using Elite Four materials, so it would need to wait patiently.
There was no need to consider Forretress just yet. After all, this pair of horns had to first satisfy Scizor's and Lucario's breakthrough needs.
Furthermore, Lucario's place in the breakthrough order came before Forretress's. There was also a crucial question involved: just how many Pokémon could this pair of horns help break through to the Elite Four? That would have to be discussed later.
Speaking of Lucario, its Potential was also the poorest among these Pokémon.
However, the horns were exceptionally compatible with Lucario. Lucario was already in the training room, intently absorbing the Fighting-type energy radiating from them.
Poliwrath and Toxicroak were beside Lucario as well. The three sat in a circle together, drawing in the horns' energy.
However, relying on the horns' Fighting-type energy alone was nowhere near enough to let Lucario break through to the Elite Four. It would throw the two attributes out of balance, and it still lacked the crucial Steel-attribute, non-Steel material.
He was deeply puzzled by this. He truly could not figure out what unique method Yanbo had used to enable Poliwrath's breakthrough. Even using Ice-type materials could somehow achieve a breakthrough. He had no clue about the secrets involved and could only attribute it to knowledge held by the older generation of Trainers.
Since the horns could not be ground up, he had no idea how long it would take the three Pokémon to absorb the