Making all kinds of high-tech gadgets—he was practically a god!
"If only my Meowth could slurp things up like that!"
He couldn't help thinking so.
"I can't keep fantasizing. I should continue studying the remaining Ultimate Moves. [Thief] and [Foul Play] truly deserved to be Evil Type skills—their names alone carried an air of wickedness.
[Thief: Sleight of hand. Steals an item while attacking, but cannot steal if the user is already holding an item.]
Clearly, [Thief] was an Ultimate Move of the same type as Eevee's [Covet].
Both could steal items from an opponent.
Its power was also similar to [Covet], at only 60.
With a power of 60, even boosted by 50% through [Technician], plus the same-type bonus, it could only approach the level of Sylveon using [Moonblast].
It wasn't especially powerful, but it was decent enough.
The core of this Ultimate Move lay in the additional effect of "stealing an item."
Overall, it was a very good Ultimate Move.
"The final Ultimate Move, [Foul Play]!"
[Foul Play: Uses the opponent's strength against them, borrowing their power to attack. The higher the opponent's Attack, the greater the damage!]
"Guh, Guh Su Murong meow."
Without question, this was a true god-tier skill, perfectly suited to a Gold Card!
The description alone made it clear that it was very similar to Shuckle's series of skills, broadly belonging to the same category.
The stronger the opponent, the stronger it became.
Using their own methods against them!
But Meowth's [Foul Play] was more straightforward in its mechanics than Shuckle's trick, making it the nemesis of powerful attack-type Magic Spirits.
If that were all, however, it would not have been impossible to counter.
After all, the effects of Magic Spirit Ultimate Moves were also limited by rank.
Skill effects that crossed ranks would