The Red Orb of the Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) condensed into a cold wind carrying ice shards.
The icy wind was like the last straw that Mega Garchomp its entire body against the edge of the Arena wall.
The icy shards carried by the cold wind struck the Mega Garchomp like sharp blades, and the four times super-effective damage drained its already limited stamina.
Mega Garchomp was taken down by Dazzling Gleam before it could even show its Divine Might, thanks to the double damage from Draining Kiss and Icy Wind.
After being defeated, Garchomp emitted another burst of light. When the light faded, Mega Garchomp Garchomp to normal, revealing its ring eyes and losing its ability to battle.
Inside the preparation room, Steven watched the defeated Garchomp on the screen and finally understood why Roy had told him not to worry.
Since its Mega Evolution Garchomp has been constantly outmaneuvered by its evolved form, Misdreavus, which later demonstrated how it could defeat a Garchomp with just three moves.
It is in no way inferior to three times the size of a pig.
But Roy didn't mention Misdreavus among the Pokémon that could Mega Evolution, did he?
This person had actually kept something from me.
It was fortunate that Wallace was eliminated and wasn't in the preparation room, otherwise he wouldn't know how to explain Mega Evolution to the other party.
Standing on the command platform, Cade looked at the Garchomp that had been beaten to a pulp, and his legs trembled so badly that he almost fell to the ground.
He felt as if he had also been hit by the Dazzling Gleam of the Flutter Mane.
He originally envisioned himself relying on Mega Garchomp the team and prove himself to the Dragon God.
But now they've pushed me aside first.
"That Misdreavus... it won?"
"It seems... we won."
A Misdreavus ( with Flutter Mane) that's not even as long as the scythe on Mega Garchomp's hand really won the battle?
The audience, watching the easily victorious Misdreavus (Flutter Mane), felt as if an adult had just beaten a child.
Mega Garchomp's moves all hit, but none of them did any damage.
How do you play this?
Everyone looked at Roy on the command platform. He still looked calm and collected, as if he had expected everything to happen.
Was it all expected, teacher?
Urged on by the referee, Cade recalled his Garchomp, his eyes filled with confusion as he looked at the five Poké Ball he still had, unsure which one to take out.
Of his remaining five Pokémon, only one, Charizard, is a Fire/ Flying type; the rest are Dragon type, and his Charizard has only just reached the Pseudo-Elite Four level.
It seems that whichever one of them enters the arena will just become a toy for that Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) in the Arena.
How do I fight this?
Even after Flutter Mane Mega Garchomp, it still looked full of Hustle, as if its previous performance was just an appetizer.
Cade gritted his teeth and sent out Salamence that had just reached the Beginner King level.
Salamence?
I have so much experience fighting Salamence and Misdreavus (Flutter Mane). I don't even know how Hunter J lost that Salamence back then.
Roy also discovered that Cade's Salamence also had a Mega Stone, but Cade did not Mega Evolution Salamence again.
He thought the other party was going to hold back a trick up their sleeve.
However, this time he was indeed overthinking things. The real reason was that Cade simply didn't have the stamina to support Salamence's Mega Evolution.
Mega Evolution requires not only the Pokémon's own energy, but also the Pokémon Trainer's energy.
He was already weakened after being defeated by Mega Garchomp, and now he simply cannot support Salamence evolving again.
As soon as Salamence entered the field, it chased Misdreavus (Flutter Mane), attempting to get close and use Crunch, but it only caught up with afterimages and couldn't reach the real thing at all.
Watching the Salamence being toyed with by Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) in the air.
Cade was utterly desperate. This was completely different from the battles he had fought before. His Pokémon couldn't even touch the opponent, and even if they did, most of their moves didn't do any damage.
After circling Salamence twice, Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) still managed to completely suppress Dazzling Gleam with Icy Wind Salamence.
Sigh~
Someone in the audience sighed, unable to bear watching the dying Cade struggle as one Pokémon.
They had previously seen both sides evolve again, and initially thought it would be a closely contested and exciting battle.
As it turns out, it's basically a solo performance by Misdreavus (Flutter Mane).