Mewtwo chose Unbound Hoopa as his opponent because he wanted to prove that he was the strongest.
Since Unbound Hoopa could summon so many Legendary Pokémon and control them for his own use, his power had clearly already been proven.
If he was going to fight, he had to fight the strongest. That was Mewtwo's way of thinking, and he had no intention whatsoever of following Ash's commands.
Friendship was friendship, but someone as proud as Mewtwo would never need to listen to the orders of some mere human Trainer.
Lugia and Diantha faced Kyurem. As for the remaining Sinnoh Trio, Seiya looked around in bewilderment, only to find that he was the only one left...
He was supposed to challenge the three mythological Pokémon of the Sinnoh Region by himself? Was this some kind of fucking joke?!
Desert City had now truly entered a war of gods!
Legendary Pokémon that ordinary Trainers had once been lucky to see even once were now appearing across the city in groups.
The Kalos League had already begun requesting aid from other regions, shifting its focus from stopping the Legendary Pokémon to saving as many survivors as possible.
They had no choice. It was not that the Kalos League did not want to try; there was simply nothing they could do.
In the Pokémon World, Legendary Pokémon were practically sovereign beings, and nearly every one of them possessed power capable of destroying heaven and earth.
If only one Legendary Pokémon had gone berserk, then perhaps they could have gathered the fighting strength of the entire regional League and found a way to stop it.
But the problem was that there were simply too many Legendary Pokémon in Desert City now. This had already completely exceeded their capabilities.
Judging by the number of Legendary