An Analogical Training Method for Dual-Type Pokémon

"Hmph! Lanlan, go pack our things first."

After the black-haired woman finished speaking, she looked to the side and saw that the little Sentret seemed to have been frightened and run away.

The blue-haired girl with a ponytail immediately ran back and began packing her and the black-haired girl's backpacks, her face flushed.

After she finished tidying up, the black-haired woman released the man. "Takeshi, you've been good, otherwise, hmph!"

"Damn it..."

The male Trainer muttered something and quickly rubbed his arm. Only then did he notice his backpack had been opened, so he went to check it as well.

His face slowly turned pale, then became increasingly bloodless, until it was completely as white as winter snow.

"Ah!!! My treasure!!!"

The Growl awakened the Sentret tribe living there.

They all perked up their big ears and looked around.

"Ta-qiu!!"

Suddenly, a large Sentret circled around and then horrified everyone – that brat had disappeared again! They'd just finished disciplining him after his last mischief, and now what was he planning to do next?!

"Ta Qiu?!"

"Ta-qiu..."

At this point, the other Sentret also realized this unfortunate reality; they had to go find this brat again, which was truly distressing.

In a Forest not far from the plains inhabited by the Sentret Clan, a Kecleon suddenly appeared.

It looked around and, finding no one paying attention, flicked the thing it had just stolen into a dark tree hole with its tongue, then hid it with leaves and other debris.

"Wow~"

The Kecleon danced happily, adding another item to their collection.

As he walked, the palace official searched his surroundings for any rare Herbs.

At his feet were Skiploom, exuding a delicate fragrance, as if practicing Aromatherapy skills.

As for Misdreavus, she's still Rest. It seems those two Growlithe from yesterday have managed to harass the Ghost type with their manic-depressive disorder.

After consuming the toxic crystals of White Star Grass, Beedrill returned to its Poké Ball and began to Perception the changes in its body.

The toxicity accumulated in its body is already astonishing. Now it is only one step away from successfully reaching the level of Toxic. At that time, it can try to consume the toxic crystals of Pure White Star Grass.

Only when its toxicity is cultured to this stage can it be said that it truly has a bright future.

Many Pokémon can learn poison attacks, but only a very few can actually learn the Toxic Pokémon.

In other words, when Beedrill learns Toxic, it means that it can use the toxins produced by other Pokémon to further enhance Beedrill's toxicity, making it even more powerful.

Because Beedrill hasn't reached a level of Toxic yet, the author dares not collect toxic crystals from other Pokémon to fuse and enhance its own toxicity, as the risk involved is far too great.

Therefore, toxicity fusion can only be carried out when the venom of the Beedrill itself is highly Toxic, because the danger is within a controllable range at this time.

As Beedrill's physical attributes improve, its Bug-type also strengthens, allowing it to learn and master other Bug-type moves more quickly.

Of course, this is just Dian's guess. He made a simple analogy based on the growth and evolution of Bug-type, the handsome and wealthy Bug- Pokémon Volcarona.

At present, we are just exploring and referencing step by step, and it is impossible to adopt it entirely. However, judging from the current results, it seems to be effective and has practical value.

Volcarona is a Fire/Bug dual-type Pokémon, and what's particularly special is that Fire is super effective against Bug, yet Volcarona remains unharmed.

The Volcarona evolved from the Larvesta, a process that took an extremely long time, perhaps because it had such a long time to adapt to its own gradually evolving fire attribute.

Therefore, its Bug-type were significantly enhanced under the increasingly powerful stimulation of the fire attribute. When these two attributes reached a harmonious unity in constant confrontation, that was the opportunity for its evolution.

The evolution of this Pokémon can even be seen as a manifestation of the philosophy of Tai Chi.

The Beedrill in the palace is much simpler, because insects and poisons sometimes complement each other. Therefore, raising Larvesta can be difficult at times, because you never know when the powerful fire attribute will harm it.

The toxic stimuli are much milder for Bug-type Pokémon.

"Hana~"

The Skiploom ran to a pale yellow Little Flower, hopped around once, its two big ears flapping back and forth, looking extremely happy.

As it continues to practice Aromatherapy, it seems to gradually adapt to its evolved body, truly achieving two goals at once.

Regarding how to cultivate Skiploom, Dō also took the time to consult Chinami, and her reply was the same. Her Jumpluff had also awakened Aromatherapy, so she strongly agreed with this Orderly Progress cultivation method.

For Grass-type Pokémon, the best way to raise them is to adapt to their own growth and development.

After walking around for a while, Dian found a tree to sit under and continued to think.

The Misdreavus's Hex focus is on Hex, which is extremely important because only after learning Hex can it chant two of Napolant's three great spells: the Protection Spell and the Mind-Control Curse.

The Protection Spell was found by the temple on the gate of the Ruins in Napolant, while the Mind-Control Curse came from the Plate given by Kanon. The Plate is still in the temple's possession and may be used someday.

The Protection Spell can protect against Ghost-type Pokémon, but its exact power is still unknown, while the Mind-Control Curse is more similar to Hypnosis.

It can be said that, through Hex and Napolant's legacy, the power and development direction of the Misdreavus have expanded many times over without anyone realizing it.

I'd like to thank the seemingly not-so-frightening Cofagrigus here; it was probably the one that guided the Misdreavus and taught it how to learn Hex.

Dian suddenly realized that this might be one of the reasons why there are so few people who raise Ghost-type Pokémon, because it is more difficult for them to learn skills. After all, there is a certain generation gap between humans and Ghost type.

As for Zubat, they are released at night, and a protective film is applied to their wings so that they can come out for training during the day.

As for the last two big shots, one is the seemingly overly healthy, still-dormant Honedge, as determined by Nurse Joy's examination, and the other is Houndoom, so Rage that Nurse Joy dared not lift the restrictions. Neither of them dared to release them for the time being.

Of course, he also has a Quagsire... Hehe, this one is simply clinging to him. To be honest, the Heavenly Emperor wanted to release it in Cherrygrove City, but Isha said tactfully, "At least you'll have to wait a while before you say anything."

Since this powerful creature was captured, it hasn't left its Poké Ball, as if it has found an extremely peaceful place and plans to live there for the rest of its life.

So even now, Dian has never seen this big shot, let alone seen what skills it has or what its Ability are.