How much difference was there between level eighty-five and level eighty?
For Ogerpon, it really just meant swinging its club a few more times—or a dozen more—after putting on the Fairy Shy Mask.
The main reason it needed so many hits was that Miraidon was so good at dodging, and so fast.
Incidentally, when Ogerpon became Grass and Fairy type and its clothes turned from green to pink, its Ability changed to [Aromaveil].
That protected every Pokémon on its side from mental attacks by opponents, as well as Disable and Infatuation.
Mental attacks included Taunt and Encore.
It was pretty useful.
After Terastallization, its Ability changed again, this time to one that increased accuracy.
Kitakami's legends called it [Memory Reflection]: the act of reflecting memories in the heart.
"Grr."
"Yeah, I'm surprised too."
Aggron and Baimu were watching Ogerpon battle Miraidon.
The two Pokémon had fought four matches so far, and the score stood at a staggering three to one!
The Cowardly Lizard might have been embarrassing before, but it still had the stats of a Cover God. Its level and base stats were both higher than Ogerpon's; its typing was just a poor match.
Electric attacks did half damage to Grass, while Dragon attacks did nothing to Fairy.
But now, even a Legendary Pokémon from the DLC—
Oh.
Sword and Shield's DLC had Urshifu.
Never mind, then.
Baimu had fully grasped how much GF liked stuffing monsters into DLC.
Judging by the power of the White Horse King and Black Horse King, Terapagos probably had formidable combat strength too, even setting aside its ability to send people through time and space.
He watched Ogerpon Terastallize, then leap forward with pinpoint precision and send Miraidon flying with one swing as it desperately unleashed electricity. He couldn't bear to look and