You might not know what it meant to walk a Pokémon until it passed out.
We generally called this kind of Pokémon—cough, cough, sorry, wrong set.
In short, once Mega Sableye had been dizzied by Mega Beedrill, Heiduo knew the match was over.
It was like getting your ankles broken in a basketball game. Dizzy, disoriented, and unable to stand steadily, Mega Sableye suffered Mega Beedrill's precise strike of four condensed Pin Missiles.
Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!
Four consecutive dull explosions signified that the four condensed Pin Missiles had struck Mega Sableye's body precisely before violently detonating, rapidly draining all its strength.
The Crystal lying on the ground beside it swiftly shrank until it was only palm-sized.
Once Sableye woke up and ate the Crystal, the crystal on its chest would grow back.
The match ended silently.
Just as it had begun in silence.
The spectators gradually dispersed, discussing the battle as they went. But the focus of their words was all on asking a certain Draconid how his Beedrill compared to Heiduo's Beedrill.
That person must have been the Successor who possessed a Beedrill Evolution Stone.
However, Heiduo paid no attention to any of that. Instead, he grinned and high-fived Mega Beedrill.
Naturally, it was palm against lance shaft. Smacking the lance tip would land him in the hospital.
As the saying went, what could be split apart could be put back together.
In Mega Beedrill's hands, Pin Missile could be shaped however it wanted, whether rolled into a ball or flattened out. It could be scattered into a thousand needles, or condensed into a single lance that fired just one shot. After all, this was a Level Eight Move that Beedrill had painstakingly honed through countless repetitions over the years.
Yes.
The second Level Eight Move in Heiduo's