Then there's the second skill I learned from Duskull.
Skill Swap
It Skill Swaps its own Ability with those of the user.
This time, the experimenters cannot use Misdreavus, because both have the Levitate Ability, so it makes no difference whether they switch or not.
And Litwick is still recalling the feeling of using Protect in her mind, so it definitely won't work.
Roy then summoned the Primeape was still watching the Fighting type tournament repeatedly inside the house, and used it in conjunction with Duskull's skill.
"Extremely popular!"
Primeape's Ability is Defiant; when its stats are reduced, its attack power increases dramatically.
The moment Roy spoke, Duskull fired a black halo at Primeape.
The black halo struck Primeape without causing any damage. Instead, an orange-red halo detached from Primeape's body and flew to Duskull.
Initially feeling nothing, Primeape was suddenly lifted into the air the moment the orange halo left it. This was a very unsettling feeling for Primeape had never flown before.
The bandages covering his body prevented him from exerting any force, causing him to lose control of his body instantly.
Fortunately, Roy managed to catch the Primeape in time, otherwise it might have floated off somewhere else.
Roy discovered through the System Panel that Primeape's Ability had changed to Levitate, while Duskull's Ability had changed to Defiant.
As for how to switch back to the Ability, one option is to use Skill Swap again, but Roy wants to test how long Skill Swap can last.
About 10 minutes later, the two halos transformed back onto their respective bodies, and their Ability automatically switched back.
Seeing that Primeape's Levitate Ability had turned it back into Defiant, Roy put Primeape down.
The moment it touched the ground, Primeape felt a sense of security.
However, the feeling of weightlessness was quite novel. If he weren't bound by the straps and could get used to that feeling, he could throw a punch in mid-air and then use Gravity to his advantage...
A scene inexplicably appeared in Primeape's mind, and it transmitted the scene to Roy through Misdreavus.
Roy frowned slightly, recalling a movie from his past life when he thought of the Primeape.
"Primeape, would you like to learn a palm strike that falls from the sky?"
Primeape:????
After testing the Duskull's two skills, the Litwick also sent feedback.
"Candle"
Litwick indicated that she could now use Protect.
Roy checked the time; about 45 minutes had passed. If the cooldown was at this rate, then he could only use the Protect skill once per match.
A new emerald green energy shield appeared in front of the Litwick, much more solid and Sturdy than the first one.
Moreover, this time, Litwick did not fall into a weakened state like last time.
Roy punched hard, but the emerald green energy shield didn't budge.
To test the strength of the energy shield once again, Roy commanded the Misdreavus to fire a Shadow Ball at the energy shield.
The Ghostly Purple Energy Ball developed a network of cracks the moment it hit the energy shield, but fortunately it didn't break and managed to withstand the Shadow Ball.
However, he clearly couldn't catch the second Shadow Ball.
But that's normal, since the Misdreavus's level is 4 levels higher than the Litwick's.
"Protect" can be considered a god-tier skill in the game. It can completely block an attack, and even a level 1 Pokémon can block a Legendary Pokémon's attack after using it.
In reality, however, there are far too many factors to consider.
First, there's skill proficiency. For example, the first time Litwick used Protect, she couldn't even withstand two of her own punches, but the second time she used it, it was much better, and the energy consumption was also much less.
Secondly, there's the user's level. If the user has an Elite Four- level Pokémon, then even a Newborn Stage Pokémon not be able to break through the Protect energy shield even after a year of fighting.
Finally, there's Litwick's Flamethrower ability.
The Flamethrower, with a power of 95, is also the most powerful skill among all of Litwick's current abilities.
"Litwick, use Flamethrower on that big rock under the tree!"
"Candle!"
The Ghostly Purple Ember above the Litwick's head surged and transformed into a raging inferno.
Just as the Litwick was about to unleash its flames at the large rock, the flames above its head vanished, returning to their small, Ember form.
The Flamethrower skill was interrupted?
What's going on here?
Roy was a little confused and asked about the situation with the Litwick.
"Candle!"
Litwick stated that she felt her energy was depleted when using Flamethrower, so she interrupted the skill.
Energy depleted?
Didn't he just replenish the Litwick's Ghost Power once?
After Roy used his Ghost Power to replenish Litwick's energy, Litwick used Flamethrower again, but the flame went out just before it Spit Up.
S~
Roy had a new, uncertain thought in his mind.