Cade's remaining five Pokémon also fell Poison Touch to Misdreavus (Flutter Mane).
After defeating Salamence, Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) took the opportunity to stack another layer of Nasty Plot, greatly increasing its Special Attack.
Cade, who already had no chance of winning, was even more desperate.
Dragonite appeared, it was immediately countered by Icy Wind and was taken away. Before it left, it was frozen into an ice sculpture and stood in the center of the battlefield.
Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) practically wreaked havoc on the entire Arena, and the remaining 5 Pokémon of Cade felt the reduction in the Misty Terrain as soon as they entered the field.
Even without the reduction, the damage would be ineffective; they couldn't even scratch the Flutter Mane.
They couldn't outrun him, and they couldn't fight him either; several Dragon-type Pokémon were even being chased by Flutter Mane.
Charizard fared somewhat better, but it couldn't catch up with Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) at all, and was taken down by two Charge Beams from Flutter Mane.
After Cade's Charizard lost its ability to battle, he only had one last Poké Ball left.
However, he had already given up all hope.
After all, even after using Mega Evolution, it still couldn't beat its opponent, let alone this one that had only recently become a near -Pseudo-Elite Four.
Is it really impossible that the Dragon God will not favor this Meteor People?
He also wanted his Garchomp to learn Drakloak's Dragon Ascent, imbued with the Dragon God's might.
Cade, the last of the two Haxorus, its entire body covered in hard armor and with two red blades on each cheek, appeared in the Arena.
System Scan
Pokémon Haxorus
Level: 52
Sex: Male
Ability: Rivalry (When facing an opponent of the same gender, it ignites Rivalry, making the user stronger. However, it weakens when facing an opponent of the opposite gender.)
Skills: Claw, Leer, Bite, False Swipe, Pursuit, Taunt, Slash, Dragon Claw, Dragon Pulse, Crunch, Scary Face, Breaking Swipe, Swords Dance, Outrage
Carried Item: Dragon Fang
Egg Move: Endeavor, First Impression
Individual Values: 19
Technical Machine /Skill Instruction: Body Slam, Brick Break, Outrage, Rain Dance, Take Down
"Haxorus, use Swords Dance!"
Six small Golden sword phantoms appeared around Haxorus.
Should we make one last desperate struggle?
Roy had to admit that although Cade was arrogant, Roy admired his spirit of preferring to be beaten and disgusted rather than surrender.
I admire them, but there's no way they'll let them get away with it.
"Misdreavus (Flutter Mane), use the Dazzling Gleam!"
A ball of pink energy condensed in front of the Red Orb Flutter Mane the Misdreavus and exploded on the Haxorus, giving the opponent no chance to use Swords Dance to increase its attack power.
Cade was at a loss for what to do. That Dazzling Gleam had almost killed the Haxorus. How could they possibly win?
He had come to fully understand just how outrageous the systemic suppression was.
With the last Haxorus of Cade falling in the Arena.
Roy swept the team using only one Pokémon Flutter Mane.
As for the last five Pokémon, they didn't even have a chance to fight; they just coasted through and won.
To deal with Team Dragon, Sister Fa is all you need.
On the judging panel, Drake Dragon type Elite Four, felt inexplicably distressed after watching the battle.
Both the Misty Terrain and the Fairy type itself are incredibly detrimental to Dragon-type Pokémon.
Fortunately, there aren't any High-level Elite Four members specializing in Fairy- Fairy type in the Hoenn, otherwise he would probably be in the same situation as Cade on the command panel.
No... Roy!!?
If this brat grows up, will he be the first one to mess with me?
Drake didn't know why he felt a potential threat from Roy, whose strength was only at the level of Pseudo-Elite Four.
Especially the scene where the opponent's Flutter Mane just smashed Cade's Salamence.
Furthermore, his apprentice Liang Guang, had already challenged the other party to a duel. Should he just go back and persuade Liang Guang to admit defeat...?
Sigh~
The referee looked at the fallen Haxorus, sighed, and then announced the final result.
"The Haxorus is unable to fight. The winner of this match is contestant number 99, Roy!!"
Thus, both of this year's top contenders for the Edge Cup were swept aside by Roy alone.
Neither of them even made it to the finals.
After the battle, Flutter Mane reverted back to being Misdreavus.
Is it possible that she wasn't hurt at all, given the intensity of the attack?
Roy simply went down to the court, lifted Misdreavus up, and spun her around, just like before. This time, his role was only to provide emotional value after the match.
"Dream!"
Referee: I'm tired. Let's destroy it.
Roy and Misdreavus's interaction in the center of the Arena puzzled Cade on the opposite side.
Why is Roy running and jumping around like nothing happened? Shouldn't he be feeling weak and panicked like me?
Mega Evolution in Pokémon also requires consuming its own energy. For example, when he was defeated by Mega Garchomp, his legs were almost numb, and it has only recently recovered some strength.
But Roy didn't even flinch throughout the entire match, and the Misdreavus (Flutter Mane) didn't regress at all, only regressing after the match ended.
What kind of evolutionary process is this?
The audience members were also numb; what they had experienced in the past two days had exceeded their expectations.
Right now, they only have one thought: these tickets were totally worth it! They'll definitely come to the next Edge Cup!
The host Lei Ye, rode his Charizard to Roy's side and handed him his microphone.
"Um, Roy, what was your Misdreavus just now...?"
Roy smiled slightly and blurted out:
"Professor Oak taught me all of that!"
After speaking, Roy waved his hand in full view of everyone and stepped down from the command seat. As soon as he returned to the corridor of the preparation room, he saw Agatha looking at him with a accusing expression.