Jing He Really Is Unfathomable

Hoenn Champion Jing He VS Paldea's First Elite Four Hassel!

The moment this livestream title appeared, a massive number of viewers immediately flooded into the stream.

Viewers who had been following the Pokémon World Coronation Series had truly been having a blast lately.

They could catch all sorts of spectacular battles at any time—Master versus Master, Elite Four versus Elite Four.

No wonder the Pokémon World Coronation Series had drawn such immense attention and popularity, being hailed as one of the most prestigious competitions in the entire Pokémon World.

As viewers continued pouring into the livestream, the battle between Jing He and Hassel had already begun.

"Hydrapple, Dragon Cheer!" Hassel's expression was stern as he waved his hand and issued the first command.

Dongdong! Dongdong! Dongdong—

Rousing drumbeats rang out from Hydrapple's apple-like body. Everyone who heard them felt as though their hearts were beating in rhythm with the drums, their blood rushing faster as excitement surged within them.

Dragon Cheer: Raises the critical-hit ratio of all allies other than the user by one stage. If an ally is Dragon-type, its critical-hit ratio rises by two stages!

For Dipplin to evolve into Hydrapple, it had to learn Dragon Cheer before calling and gathering other Dipplin.

This was an exceptionally suitable move for social Dragon-type Pokémon, as it could greatly increase every Dragon-type Pokémon's chance of striking an opponent's weak point and bolster their morale.

It was said that among ancient Dragon-type Pokémon clans, this move had served as the rallying sound during dragon Pokémon rituals.

For some Dragon-type Pokémon, this move might not have been particularly significant. But for Garchomp...

Garchomp: Who said Dragon Cheer wasn't a dance?!

However.

Although Dragon Cheer was a team-wide buff, it did not actually strengthen the user.

So quite a few people were puzzled