Litwick's opponent is a level 36 Parasect with the Dry Skin Ability. It's bad luck for Parasect to encounter Roy, Parasect's Bug/Grass type is 4x weak to Fire type.
Parasect's Pokémon Trainer originally intended to instruct Parasect to use Spores to Hypnosis Litwick before applying Poison Powder and Stun Spore.
However, the Spores were burned to ashes by the Litwick's Flamethrower before they could even disperse. This wasn't a game; Spores on the field could also be burned away by flames.
Worried about something going wrong, Litwick created a Haze that covered half the area, and then used Flamethrower on Parasect from within the Haze.
Parasect, which wasn't very fast to begin with, completely lost sight of its target and couldn't see Litwick's location. Litwick seized the opportunity and took it down with two Flamethrower.
The Dry Skin Ability creates a layer of water vapor around Parasect; otherwise, a single Flamethrower would have been enough to take him down.
Litwick brought Roy his first victory of the day.
Parasect's Pokémon Trainer looked completely bewildered; he had encountered Pokémon Trainers using Fire type Pokémon before.
However, no other Pokémon can unleash such Flamethrower continuously like Litwick.
Did they stuff a Fire Stone into Litwick's body? Is it replenishing its Fire type energy while spraying fire?
He was rushed off the stage before he could figure it out.
Roy faced his second opponent of the day, the Sneasel Pokémon Trainer was supposed to battle Alai yesterday.
Roy dispatched his Duskull.
Logically speaking, Sneasel's high speed and Dark type should be a perfect counter to clumsy Pokémon like Duskull.
Sneasel's Pokémon Trainer thought the same thing; he was ready to make 2000 Poké Dollars for free today.
But reality wasn't as rosy as the other side imagined; Duskull nearly broke Sneasel's defenses on the spot.
The Duskull quickly created a 5-cubic-meter Trick Room on the spot at the beginning, and then stayed in the Trick Room it created without moving, occasionally pretending to be sleepy.
This is what Gengar taught him: start by pretending to be a Tang, and then surprise the opponent!
Sneasel was shocked to see that the little black fat boy in the Trick Room dared to sleep right in front of him.
Use Taunt directly on the Duskull.
He hooked his little finger and looked at the Duskull in the Trick Room with disdain.
Unexpectedly, the Duskull completely ignored Sneasel, and instead lay down on the ground, Yawn, and prepared to take a nap.
The Duskull's reaction infuriated the Sneasel. Its 10cm-long claws shot out with a "whoosh," gleaming with a cold metallic light.
The figure, like a ghost, barged directly into the Trick Room, ready to teach the Duskull a lesson.
However, once inside the Trick Room, the speed of the Sneasel suddenly slowed down, while the Duskull, who was pretending to be asleep, slowly got up and easily dodged the Sneasel's Metal Claws.
It even made a face at Sneasel and then used a Skill Swap on Sneasel.
A blue halo floated out from Nura's head and onto Duskull, while the gray halo above Duskull's head moved to Sneasel's head.
The Sneasel's Inner Focus Abilities instantly invigorated Duskull.
Just as Sneasel, whose speed had slowed down, was about to run out of the Trick Room, his body suddenly floated up uncontrollably, and he felt that he had lost control of his body.
While Sneasel was still getting used to Levitate, the Duskull took the opportunity to cast another Will-O-Wisp and Confuse Ray on Sneasel.
Sneasel was already feeling weightless, felt a burning pain all over its body, and at the same time, a seven-colored light appeared before its eyes.
"Sneasel! Wake up! Don't attack yourself!"
Seeing Sneasel attacking itself, Sneasel's Pokémon Trainer on the command panel shouted anxiously.
However, not everyone can remove their Pokémon's Confusion with a simple call like the protagonist.
In the end, Sneasel never touched the Duskull; instead, it fell to its own claws, revealing its ring-shaped eyes.
At this moment, Sneasel's Pokémon Trainer had a constipated expression on his face. His mind was filled with the question of why he had to be greedy for those 2000 Poké Dollars.
The audience members in the stands also fell silent.
They experienced it more from Sneasel's perspective.
Despair, utter despair.
Despite being able to control the opponent, Sneasel is treated like a dog and played with.
Disgusting! Absolutely disgusting!
The feeling of being unable to hit something, and then flying away again just as you get close, is absolutely disgusting. How can there be such a disgusting Pokémon?
To this, Roy can only say cherish the present moment. In a few days, Duskull will level up twice and evolve into Dusclops. Once it's equipped with the Eviolite, that's when it'll truly be disgusting.
It turned into a rock in a latrine, both smelly and hard.
Erika's eyes lit up as she watched the Duskull so leisurely on the battlefield. She seemed to understand why Sister Mary liked the Duskull. She turned to the butler, Xuanbo, beside her and said:
"Xuanbo, I don't want the Litwick anymore, can you buy me a Duskull instead?"
Upon hearing Erika's words, Xuanbo was taken aback at first, then subconsciously looked at Roy was using Poké Ball to recall Duskull on the command panel.
This brat is going to corrupt their pure and innocent young lady!!
After the Duskull's disgusting performance in the previous match, the audience breathed a sigh of relief with the brutal, hand-to-hand combat style of the next match between Primeape and Hitmontop.
In the end, both abandoned the use of skills and fought with the purest form of Fighting type. The clash of fists had a strong sense of a Martial Arts Tournament.
The audience thoroughly enjoyed the performance.
In the end, Roy's Primeape came out on top, landing a powerful hook punch on Hitmontop's face and knocking Hitmontop unconscious.