Dian's Breeding Insights (Bonus for 10,000 Rewards 1/5)

Dian breathed a sigh of relief. Then he smiled at Beedrill before getting up, taking a Potion from his backpack, and applying it to her.

Beedrill looked up at the moonlit sky, then slowly closed her eyes and relaxed, enjoying this rare moment of rest.

After recalling Beedrill, Dian lay alone in the tent and began reflecting on and summarizing his breeding experience.

Self-reflection was always a good way to improve. On one hand, it allowed him to discover his previous shortcomings; on the other, it reinforced his memories.

At present, his breeding insights regarding Pokémon focused on two aspects: moves and types.

As far as he could tell, his methods for developing types were most complete with Poison-type energy. From the faint poison at the beginning to Toxic now, every step could be repeated from scratch. In other words, this was a nearly systematic result he had developed himself.

The same could also be categorized as a method for improving physical prowess.

In Dian's view, a Pokémon's innate combat strength consisted of three points: its Ability, moves, and physical prowess.

Its other forms of strength were more complicated. They might include acquired applications, a Pokémon's personality and characteristics, lessons learned through experience, or even some kind of long-term specialized training.

According to his theory, strengthening physical prowess meant starting from the basics. Based on a Pokémon's own type, personality, Ability, and even habits, one had to find a suitable point of entry to enhance its type and, in turn, strengthen its body.

Examples included Beedrill's poison development and Misdreavus's absorption of Fear.

There was also a great deal that could be done with Abilities. For example, even though two Beedrill possessed the Swarm Ability, Dian believed that their development and application of it would definitely differ.

Finally, there was