Weather Moves and Mega Evolution

Thanks to Silvally's exceptional learning and adaptability, he could master many moves of different types, giving him an exceptionally broad movepool.

At that moment, Yan Yang's thoughts were focused on the four weather moves capable of changing the battlefield environment.

As everyone knew, weather effects had always been an important tactical factor in Pokémon battles.

But in real competitive environments, pure weather-based tactics were not actually that common.

For one thing, moves that changed the weather were extremely difficult to learn and master, placing immense demands on a Pokémon's energy control.

For another, even if they successfully brought about certain weather conditions, many Trainers lacked the supporting tactics and Pokémon needed to make effective use of them.

For quite a few Trainers, they might not even remember exactly what effects different weather conditions could produce.

Just like when the class had once covered related material, Xiao Hao had looked completely lost.

Furthermore, if weather moves were not properly controlled, they could indeed cause certain problems.

After all, weather created by moves was still real weather. If one's control was insufficient, at best it could leave the battle arena under abnormal weather for an extended period; at worst, it might even affect the climate balance of the surrounding area on a small scale.

However, the vast majority of Trainers could not achieve anything on that level. Being able to stably maintain weather effects within the battle zone was already quite impressive, and few could cause any major disturbance.

Likewise, ordinary Pokémon with Abilities that automatically triggered weather were exceedingly rare.

Even if one had them, failing to control the timing and range properly and being unable to use them at will was no different from not having them at all.

Of course, Yan Yang had also heard that some large Gyms