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Pokémon: Why Is Your Misdreavus Called Flutter Mane?
Chapter 135

Popular Science

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After training the Iono, Roy first opened the test live stream page.

The live streaming system seems to be in the experimental stage, with very few people opening Roy's live streams.

Roy even saw the Magikarp who had teamed up with him to fool the Headband Guy and even gave him a fishing rod.

The other person is currently live-streaming fishing. The fishing rod is gently shaking, and Magikarp seems to sense it, spitting out the grass root in his mouth and suddenly lifting the fishing rod.

What was caught was a Magikarp.

Upon seeing Roy enter the live stream, I immediately greeted Roy:

"Young man, this is the Magikarp I just caught in the River of Time! Since you're lucky enough to be in my livestream today, I'll treat you to 9.99 million!!"

Now only 999 with free shipping to your door! This offer is a one-time only!

Roy immediately left the live stream.

The river of time? I'm talking about the history books of history! It's just a small ditch!

Roy continued scrolling down and found that the only live stream with over 10,000 viewers was still Diantha's live stream.

The key point is that when you click in, there's no sign of Diantha at all, only an assistant who claims that Diantha has gone to act.

Roy adjusted the position of his Communicator and opened his live stream. Just as he was about to check out the features, more than ten people instantly entered the live stream.

Roy believes that his profile picture and name are what attract many people.

Since the Dusclops became popular last year, many people on iQiyi are now using this emoji.

And then there's this name, "Ghost-type Champion".

Want to become a champion?

That would require defeating the four Elite Four first, and then defeating the former champion, just as Leon reported this morning.

So, most people who clicked into Roy's live stream were curious about what was going on.

Roy looked up at the top of the screen; the number of viewers in the live stream had actually increased to 1,000.

"When did a new Ghost-type Champion come out? How come I didn't know?"

"Huh~ Are you really the Pokémon Trainer of that Dusclops who overpowered Sneasel?"

Wow! Roy! It really is you!!

Some of the Arena's regular viewers recognized Roy, since it was a local live stream and the push notifications were primarily directed to viewers in Rustboro City.

Roy explained Roy Arena record to the newcomers to the live stream.

Fruit God: "Tch, a hundred consecutive wins and you dare to call yourself a champion? Back in the Galar Region, I punched Leon and kicked Mustard, did I say anything about it?"

"Hilarious! Upstairs, Fruit God, are you using your own picture to attack Leon?"

Fruit God: "I used Wobbuffet to fight it, is that not good enough? One is stronger than six."

Anyone can brag. I've even ridden Giratina, why don't you mention that?

Fruit God: "What is Giratina..."

Roy ignored Fruit God's boastful remarks in the live stream, because the live stream needed a funny guy like that to liven things up and boost his Popularity Points.

Upon seeing the first question on the screen about the Dusclops, Roy took a step back, a Luxury Ball appearing in his hand. A flash of red light caused the ground to tremble.

Dusclops shines... well, not really shines, here it comes.

Roy moved aside, adjusted the camera, and revealed the XXL-sized Dusclops behind him.

"It's the real deal, Dusclops, saying hello to everyone."

"Night!"

The bandages wrapped around his body Dusclops his expression; all that could be seen was Dusclops waving his hand.

There was a two-second silence in the live stream, even Fruit God stopped showing off, and then the chat started flooding with comments:

"It really is a living Ghost type Pokémon!"

"Isn't that obvious? How can you get Ghost type if you don't die?"

"No, I'm going to bring my classmates to this live stream."

This is the first time some people have seen Ghost type Pokémon up close, especially since they haven't seen it in any urban legends.

However, when others entered the live stream, they found that Dusclops was already asleep while standing.

Seeing that the number of viewers in the live stream was still increasing, Roy called out his other Pokémon as well. Lampent, Dreepy, Misdreavus, and Primeape also appeared in the live stream.

Many people are seeing so many Ghost type Pokémon for the first time, but what's with that Primeape?

"Alright, everyone, feel free to ask any questions. As a Ghost type Pokémon Pokémon Trainer, I'll definitely tell you everything I know."

"Master, Master, do Ghost type Pokémon really eat people?"

"Master, I've heard that dolls become Banette if left out for too long. Is that true?"

Faced with everyone's questions, Roy began to explain (to Popularity Points):

"Firstly, regarding the first question, Ghost type Pokémon do indeed absorb Life Energy, but they won't do so unless absolutely necessary."

They can gain fear energy by scaring people or other Pokémon, and they can also obtain it from the Ghost type aura that buries humans or Pokémon.

That's why so many urban legends take place in cemeteries.

"Secondly, not all dolls turn into Banette if they are left out for a long time, otherwise the whole world would be overrun by Banette by now."

For a doll to become Banette, two conditions must be met. First, the doll must experience its owner's emotions over a long period of time, allowing those emotions to become an obsession.

Then place it in an area with a strong Ghost type aura. Over time, the Ghost type aura and the obsession will turn your doll into Banette.

But don't worry too much. You can see my Pokémon; it seems to absorb Life Energy.

After saying that, Roy pulled the Misdreavus in front of him. Who could resist the Captivate of such a cute, big-eyed girl?

Just as everyone was preparing to observe the adorable little one that Roy was holding in his arms, a giant snake head appeared in the live stream.

"Aber, Aber!"

The number of viewers in the live stream immediately dropped by 500.

After waiting another minute, the 500 people who had just left returned.

"Holy crap! That scared me! Isn't that Arbok?"

"Could the streamer please stop scaring people all of a sudden?"

Roy was also a little confused.

Arbok, who was sleeping on the sofa, heard the noise, looked up, and saw Roy hugging Misdreavus and his Pokémon, doing something.

Out of curiosity, Arbok ran to the Communicator to see what Roy was doing, which led to the scene just now.

After pushing the giant snake's head off the screen

Roy interacted with the group for a couple more minutes, then explained the purpose of their visit:

"This afternoon marks the streamer's 100th consecutive victory at the Rustboro City Dome Arena! You can make a reservation to watch the live stream this afternoon."

"This afternoon? Is the streamer going to take his Dusclops to ride the Sneasel again? (Just kidding)"

"I'm not watching the live stream anymore; I bought a ticket for the afternoon session (doge emoji)."

"Hey upstairs, can I have one of your tickets?"

Fruit God: "This kind of battle isn't very meaningful. I still prefer to fight against powerhouses like the Leon."

"Alright, goodbye everyone, Dusclops."

Just like at the beginning, Dusclops waved his hand, and Roy stepped forward to close the live stream.

When the live stream ended, the number of viewers was capped at over 3,000.

Roy opened the system page and found that the short period of time he had just streamed had increased his Popularity Points by nearly 2,000.

The live stream proved effective.

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