The veteran Elite Four was still somewhat capable, possessing a Pokémon at the second stage of Elite Four level.
However, he only had a single one of them.
Fugui had two of them!
Not only that, this veteran Elite Four was a Fire type specialist, making him truly helpless against Fugui's Sandstorm Team.
If the effect of [Sandstorm] hadn't ended, this veteran Elite Four would have been swept four-to-one by Fugui's Excadrill.
In the end, without a doubt, Fugui claimed the final victory.
This was perhaps the disadvantage of specializing in a single type.
You would find yourself completely stuck if you ran into someone whose specialization countered yours.
After all, when you specialized in a particular type, you understood the Pokémon of that type extremely well. When battling other types, even in a disadvantageous matchup, you could still gain some advantages through your familiarity with your Pokémon.
The problem, however, was that your opponent was just as familiar with their specialized type as you were.
When a specialist met a specialist, it all came down to type matchups and luck.
Or, your specialty had to be far stronger than your opponent's.
Yet that was far too difficult.
Basically, under conditions of equal strength, it all came down to type matchups.
However, this veteran Elite Four not only had his type countered by Fugui, but even his strength fell short of Fugui's.
Failure was inevitable.
The battle did not progress very quickly; starting in the morning, Lu Ze's turn didn't arrive until the afternoon.
Yet Lu Ze did not look the least bit unhappy.
Because right at noon...
Older Brother Xiao Ze, long time no see!
Pikachu~
As Hoopa's portal opened, a boy wearing a duck-tongued cap with a Pikachu squatting on his shoulder emerged from the golden ring.
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