Seeing Mewtwo floating in the air, the Russian contestant could not help but feel a jolt of shock.
He isn't really going to fight himself, is he?
If he does, I'm finished!
Panicking, the Russian contestant hurriedly looked toward the referee beside him.
"No, can he personally take the field as a Trainer?"
Seeing Mewtwo and the Russian contestant like this, the referee also looked troubled.
He did not know what to do either, because there was no rule about Trainers personally entering battle...
There really wasn't one.
But normally, what Trainer would personally take the field to fight?
Humans battling Pokémon? How was that possible?
But what were they supposed to do now?
The other side's Trainer was a Pokémon, and even a Legendary Pokémon at that.
If he really wanted to battle, there seemed to be no reason to stop him.
After all, neither "Trainers cannot participate in battles" nor "Pokémon may act as Trainers and command battles"...
Was in the rules!
Seeing this, the referee could only turn toward the judges' table and look at them for help.
The several judges at the table began whispering among themselves, unsure how to handle this situation.
After all, whether it was a Legendary Pokémon acting as a Trainer or a Trainer personally entering battle, this was a first.
Seeing their reactions, Mewtwo's lips curled slightly upward.
[No way, is Mewtwo really going to fight himself?]
[It doesn't seem impossible. The rules don't say Trainers can't personally battle, do they?]
[True. The rules also don't say Pokémon can act as Trainers and command Pokémon in battle.]
[Honestly, it would be fun if Mewtwo really took the field.]
[Did that Russian guy choose Legendary Pokémon battles because he thought Mewtwo wouldn't fight himself?]
[Most likely. He was taking advantage of the