Even if equipment was forcibly donned, it could generally be removed immediately afterward.
But Espeon's Ultimate Move, "Trick," could break through that crucial restriction and make the opponent "forcibly hold" it!
The main question now was whether Espeon needed to equip itself and Transform into Sour Plum Superman before it could use "Trick" to exchange equipment with its target.
If it did need to Transform, then there were two problems. First, Sour Plum Superman required its wearer to at least be humanoid. Second, once equipped, its Ultimate Move would be sealed—making it fundamentally impossible to use "Trick"!
Therefore, if Espeon wanted to use "Trick" to force its target to Transform into Sour Plum Superman, it would probably need some specialized training to make slight adjustments to how it used "Trick."
As for whether an exchange was possible if the opponent had no held item?
Of course it was.
The information within the Magitech Card stated that clearly.
Moreover, if the opponent carried certain special held items, then "Trick" would fail.
Dark did not conduct many experiments on the balcony. After merely exchanging a pebble with Espeon, he returned to the Banquet Hall.
The people in the Banquet Hall were not particularly surprised by the sudden appearance of a Magic Spirit on his shoulder.
After he returned to the main table, Jon and Joey were forcibly ushered in front of Dark by their parents, who earnestly asked him to look after them at the academy.
Parents could never truly stop worrying when their children left home.
Being admitted to Saint Marian Academy was certainly something to be proud of, but nine months of separation was enough to make them deeply anxious.
The St. Marian Duel Branch Hall in the Royal Capital would likely gain two more familiar figures who appeared