Elite Four-Level Appears! (Double Chapter)

Aggron!

Xia Yan was very familiar with this kind of Pokémon.

Whether from when he used to play the games or after arriving in the Pokémon World.

Because among Steven's ace Pokémon, aside from his exceptionally eye-catching Shiny Metagross, his second ace was Aggron.

Back during the Lily of the Valley Youth Tournament.

Xia Yan had seen Steven rely on Aggron's utterly unreasonable defensive power to effortlessly crush his opponents.

As a Steel-type and Rock-type Pokémon, Aggron combined the two types with the strongest physical defense in the entire Pokémon World.

According to the Pokédex data and statistics released by the Pokémon League, Aggron had a terrifying base physical defense stat of 180, placing it among the absolute pinnacle of physically defensive Pokémon.

The important thing was.

Like Beedrill and Alakazam, Aggron could also Mega Evolve.

And after Mega Evolution, Mega Aggron's already exceptional physical defense became even more outstanding.

Its base physical defense stat reached an absurd 230.

It could absolutely be called one of the ceilings of physical defense in the Pokémon World. In fact, if one only considered defense, the words "one of" could be omitted.

And aside from its horrifying defensive power, Aggron's physical attacking power was not weak either. It would not be one of those Pokémon that could take hits but could not deal any damage.

The combination of Rock-type and Steel-type also erased Fire-type moves' advantage over Steel-types.

Calling it a door-like defensive wall for a team would not be an exaggeration.

Of course.

Those were all its strengths.

Its weaknesses were actually quite obvious.

Its exceptional physical defense came at the cost of a severe lack of special defense, and the gap between the two was particularly large.

Although it neutralized Fire-type's advantage, the quadruple weaknesses to Fighting-type and Ground-type attacks could