Professor Oak nodded in approval upon witnessing this.
Roy's description of Rage Fist came back to mind again; this skill was too overpowered—it increased in power just by being hit.
Seeing that the power in the fist of this Annihilape, which clearly posed no threat to him, seemed to have increased significantly, Dragonite's lazy gaze finally showed a hint of seriousness.
However, he still did not dodge, but stood still with his belly up, waiting for the Annihilape to attack.
Annihilape charged at Dragonite and unleashed a powerful Rage Fist that slammed into Dragonite's stomach.
The moment the fist made contact with Dragonite's beer belly, Annihilape felt as if it had hit a steel plate... no, much harder than a steel plate.
What follows is a scene that leaves the Annihilape bewildered.
The Dragonite that was hit by its own most powerful punch only experienced a slight tremor in its belly.
Before the Annihilape could figure out what was going on, Annihilape 'Dragonite trembling belly sent it flying to the side again.
The two punches that could easily defeat two Legendary Pokémon in the Dragonite Edge Cup only caused Dragonite's belly to ripple slightly when they landed on it.
This is a bit difficult to maintain.
Roy hadn't expected Professor Oak's Champion level Dragonite to be so strong.
Professor Oak's thoughts were completely different from Roy's; he hadn't expected that a Pseudo-Elite Four's Annihilape would be able to defeat his Dragonite.
That's right, Dragonite is Professor Oak's human strength tester; he knows the true strength of his Dragonite.
The undulations on Dragonite's belly indicate that Annihilape dealt damage, which explains why the instrument screen went black earlier.
Professor Oak's last remaining question was thus answered; no wonder Latias and Latios were defeated with just two punches.
This also indirectly proves the strength of the Annihilape.
Professor Oak picked up the research report he was using to keep a record. It contained information about the Annihilape, including a note on their strength.
The fact that a near-elite-level player like Pseudo-Elite Four can defeat Champion level Dragonite is because there are no higher ranks above him.
Add to that the Ghost type and Fighting type attributes of the Annihilape, and you can tell how sneaky it is.
If my research report were to get out, wouldn't the situation regarding the poaching of the Primeape and Mankey species become even more alarming?
It seems I should inform the Pokémon League Doctors in each region in advance.
However, his primary task now is to quickly train a Primeape that can learn Rage Fist, otherwise his research report will have no real theoretical basis whatsoever.
Besides the energy within Roy's body, is there any other way for Primeape to learn Rage Fist?
After obtaining Agatha's permission, Roy took out the Pokéblock he had made, which emitted Ghostly Purple aura, from his Spatial Bracelet.
This is Pokéblock made from his own Ghost Power, which can help Pokémon obtain Ghost-type energy.
"There's something strange about this Pokéblock."
Professor Oak took the Pokéblock from Roy and examined it carefully. He had seen the Pokéblock that Gengar had used on Agatha before.
But this was the first time he had ever seen Pokéblock that could emit a Ghost type aura.
Furthermore, the surface of the Pokéblock is quite transparent, and you can even see some Ice Crystals and Fire Stone Shard inside, which clearly indicates that it has reached the quality of Advanced Pokéblock.
Could it be...?
"Roy, did you make this Pokéblock yourself?"
After saying that, Professor Oak couldn't believe his own words. A 14-year-old boy could create Advanced Pokéblock?
Before Roy could answer, Agatha stepped in front of him, her cold gaze clearly telling Professor Oak to mind his own business and focus on his own research.
Seeing Agatha's actions, Professor Oak, who hadn't believed it before, was now completely convinced. So, Roy was a breeder after all?
To be able to create Advanced Pokéblock at the age of 14 is simply terrifying.
Professor Oak's impression of Roy deepened once again.
This young man is quite shrewd for his age. I wonder how Agatha taught him?
Professor Oak, who was being stared at by Agatha's cold gaze, stopped seeking the truth and instead looked at the Pokéblock in his hand.
He plans to "invite" the leader of the nearby Primeape group over in a couple of days to conduct an experiment.
After conducting research on Roy the Annihilape, including Ability tests, personality tests, etc.
The preliminary research report on the Annihilape has been completed, but there are still many details that require the cooperation of the Annihilape.
Roy could stay in his research institute for a while, which would be a good opportunity to avoid the turmoil outside.
So what follows is...
Professor Oak turned his gaze to Roy's Misdreavus.
Unlike the undiscovered evolution of the Primeape Annihilape, the Misdreavus that Roy has is far more unconventional.
Even without evolving into its complete form, Mismagius, it can undergo Bond Evolution with Roy, transforming into another form that is much stronger than Mismagius.
Furthermore, judging from the video of the six Dragon-type Pokémon that Flutter Mane Cade, Misdreavus gained a Fairy type after Bond Evolution.
Where did this Fairy type come from?
The Bond Evolution between Roy and Misdreavus has broken through the long-held beliefs of academia.
If anyone could Bond Evolution, then the entire theory of Pokémon Evolutions might have to be overturned and rebuilt, and that guy Rowan might lose his job.
To Professor Oak's series of questions, Roy insisted that it was the special energy within his body that enabled his Bond Evolution with Misdreavus, and that he knew nothing else.
Seeing that Roy himself was also unclear, Professor Oak was also at a loss as to how to help Roy explain this Bond Evolution.
Fortunately, not many people dare to interact with Ghost type Pokémon, so it won't attract as much attention as Annihilape.
Professor Oak decided to experiment with Misdreavus's Bond Evolution one more time before nightfall.
"Dream!"
The Misdreavus wasn't as obedient as the Annihilape; it made faces behind Professor Oak, trying to scare him.
However, Professor Oak was already used to such tricks from Misdreavus. He tapped Misdreavus on the forehead and said to Roy:
"We can begin..."
"Grandfather!"
"Professor Oak!"