More importantly, the "Cosmic Brain Monster" could accumulate psychic power tenfold, a hundredfold!
If tenfold or a hundredfold was not enough, then it could be a thousandfold, ten-thousandfold.
After pondering it carefully for a while, Dark recalled the "Golden Divine Might" of the "Golden King Golden Kingdom Alchemist."
"Can 'Golden Divine Might,' which lowers a target's rank, be used in conjunction with 'Psychic Universe'?"
The conflict between these two Ultimate Moves was that both required changing the "field." Although "Psychic Universe" was a mental "special field."
It was still impossible to determine whether, after drawing a target's mind into the "Psychic Universe," it would still count as being within the range of the "Golden City."
In theory, as long as the "Cosmic Brain Monster" was also within the range of the "Golden City," its "Psychic Universe" should count as well.
But in practice, that was not necessarily the case.
Changing his train of thought, Dark entered the woods and summoned the "Golden King Golden Kingdom Alchemist" within the forest. He then ordered it to summon the "Golden City" and use "Golden Divine Might" on "Shaymin."
"Golden Divine Might" was likewise an Ultimate Move that did not distinguish between friend and foe.
Moreover, it was a wide-area Ultimate Move. If allies were within its effective range, they would also be affected by "Golden Divine Might."
After Shaymin was suppressed by it, it indeed returned to the fourth tier. Dark then had it enter the "Psychic Universe."
He discovered that it was still at the fourth tier.
At that point, breaking through the barriers of the "Psychic Universe" became considerably more difficult.
However, because of the "Soul Bond," most of Dark's Magic Spirits possessed relatively strong psychic power, so Shaymin ultimately still succeeded in breaking through.
Judging from this, the "Cosmic Brain