"Yo!"
Seeing Pikachu's Thunderbolt hit Tyranitar, Lu Ze could not help but feel a little surprised.
Was this what one would expect from Ash?
Using water to splash Tyranitar might not give it an additional weakness to Electric type attacks, but it could increase Thunderbolt's accuracy through the water on Tyranitar's body.
Not only that, but the splashing water had also dispersed the Sandstorm.
Honestly, that effect was pretty absurd.
Theoretically, weather effects should not disappear because of that.
Yet Ash had succeeded.
Was it because of the world, or because of Ash?
Lu Ze did not know, but he planned to try it after returning to his own world.
If it really worked...
After all, the final rounds of the World Elite Four Challenge, including the quarterfinals, also had battlefield mechanics.
On the field, Ash commanded Pikachu to use Electro Ball, while Alain had Tyranitar use Stone Edge to block it.
Rocks erupted from the ground and blocked the Electro Ball. After that, Alain commanded Tyranitar to smash the raised Stone Edge with its tail and send the fragments flying at Pikachu.
However, Ash reacted quickly as well, having Pikachu use Iron Tail to knock away every incoming piece of rubble.
Pikachu's mastery of Iron Tail had to be extremely high. If Team Rocket had not been around to constantly improve its Thunderbolt proficiency, Iron Tail might have been Pikachu's most practiced move.
But now, among all of Pikachu's moves, Thunderbolt was undoubtedly the one it had mastered the most.
Tyranitar rushed forward with Crunch, but Pikachu used Iron Tail again, causing Tyranitar to only bite down on Pikachu's tail.
As Tyranitar flung Pikachu away, Pikachu successfully used Electro Ball in midair and struck Tyranitar.
With that, Tyranitar lost its ability to battle. The first match between the two