Arc 5Chapters 101–125
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After the tournament, Chen Shi cared for his Pokémon at the Villa and learned that Florges had grown stronger by absorbing energy from Xerneas's horn fragment. Togekiss wanted a comparable resource but refused Florges's offer to share, and Chen Shi promised to find suitable resources for them both.
Pheobe drew Cynthia as her opponent in the round of thirty-two and, convinced she had no chance, surrendered before their match began. Steven drew the Fire-type specialist Flint, while Chen Shi was paired with Reggie, Paul’s older brother.
Pheobe conceded to Cynthia in the Pokémon World Championships, then joined Chen Shi, Cynthia, and Steven in the lounge to watch the remaining matches. Steven took the stage with his Shiny Metagross and faced Flint’s Infernape.
Flint’s Infernape pushed Steven’s Metagross with remarkable resilience and a devastating Heat Wave, but both Pokémon were left unable to battle after Flint sent out Rapidash. Steven won the match, while Flint’s tournament run ended.
Chen Shi faced Reggie after Reggie insulted him and Dragapult, and the two began their Pokémon World Championships match. Reggie opened with Staraptor as Dragapult used Dragon Dance, disrupting Reggie's plan to control the battle with Tailwind.
Chen Shi defeated Reggie’s Staraptor and Swalot with Dragapult, while Reggie’s poor treatment of his Pokémon angered the crowd. Chen Shi left the arena after the referee declared him the winner.
After his match, Chen Shi joined Steven, Cynthia, and Pheobe for a walk through Silver Town. Pheobe nudged Chen Shi and Cynthia into holding hands, and their fingers intertwined as their companions watched.
As the sunset settled over a secluded spot, Chen Shi and Cynthia reminisced about how they met and confessed their feelings through a halting exchange. Cynthia accepted Chen Shi’s unspoken confession, leaving them together in the sunset.
Chen Shi returned to the Villa with Cynthia, learned the tournament’s later rounds would use larger team formats, and fed his hungry Pokémon. Togekiss secured a promise of ice cream, while Chen Shi worried about Mew’s absence and the World Tree’s possible danger.
Chen Shi was paired against Siebold in the Pokémon World Championships’ final sixteen and learned that Siebold valued battling with his Pokémon more than winning. The two began their match, with Siebold sending out his powerful Blastoise as Chen Shi scanned its data.
Chen Shi and Siebold began their three-on-three battle, with Swampert and Blastoise trading powerful attacks and combination moves. Swampert struck Blastoise with a second Waterfall Hammer and then launched Earthquake as the battle continued.
Chen Shi defeated Siebold after Florges overwhelmed Clawitzer, and Siebold surrendered the match. Chen Shi then took Swampert to the Pokémon Center, where Nurse Joy confirmed he was exhausted but would recover by the next day.
Steven defeated Lt. Surge in the Pokémon World Championships, winning after Metagross overcame Ampharos and Aggron beat Jolteon despite severe injuries. Cynthia’s match against Caitlin was still to come.
Cynthia and Caitlin began their three-on-three match, with Cynthia's Garchomp badly injuring Caitlin's Gothitelle. Chen Shi recognized that Caitlin's psychic powers were nearing a dangerous loss of control, so Steven contacted the organizers to request a pause.
Cynthia defeated Caitlin after Agatha’s Gengar suppressed Caitlin’s psychic powers, and the day’s remaining battles determined the eight Pokémon World Championships quarterfinalists. As Chen Shi and his companions left to celebrate, two children called out to him.
Chen Shi reunited with Ash and Gary before Professor Oak arrived to support him at the Pokémon World Championships. Over dinner in Silver Town, Oak explained that the tournament would help the League assess the next generation, and Chen Shi prepared for his semifinal-qualifying match the next day.
Chen Shi faced Lorelei in the first quarterfinal and revealed Mega Evolution by transforming his Charizard into Mega Charizard X. The stadium watched in shock as Charizard’s strength rose to the mid-stage Senior Elite King level.
Chen Shi’s newly transformed Charizard overwhelmed Lorelei’s team, defeating Cloyster and helping Dragapult finish Lapras and Jynx. Chen Shi won the match as the stadium erupted in celebration, while Lorelei watched him leave after suffering her first defeat.
Chen Shi was approached by Suzuki Jingming, who invited him to meet with the Suzuki family, but Chen Shi suspected they wanted to learn about Mega Evolution. Professor Oak revealed that the Suzuki family was only a front for the League, warned them not to pressure Chen Shi, and left him safe to continue with the professor.
Chen Shi explained the conditions, effects, and limits of Mega Evolution to Steven, Cynthia, Pheobe, Ash, and Gary. Steven learned which of his Pokémon could Mega Evolve and what changes to expect from Mega Metagross.
Chen Shi explained the basics and risks of Mega Evolution, then watched Cynthia defeat Leon in a close battle. After Cynthia returned from treating her Pokémon, she teased Chen Shi by telling him to call her “Severe Indecisiveness.”
Chen Shi learned that Mu Jin Stone planned to come to the conference, while his grandfather had already publicly shown his support. Professor Oak then brought Chen Shi before prominent League officials and researchers to answer questions about Mega Evolution, where Agatha unexpectedly offered to make him her student.
Chen Shi revealed that Charizard’s new evolution was Mega Evolution and explained its basic requirements to the League leaders. Professor Oak demanded costly rewards in exchange for detailed information, and Charles Goodshow postponed the decision after sending Chen Shi away.
Chen Shi reflected on the support behind his success as he returned to the lounge and told his friends that Mega Evolution would be announced after the Pokémon World Championships. He gave Pheobe a Key Stone and Gengarite, then joined everyone to watch Lance face Diantha.
After Diantha lost to Lance, Chen Shi learned that Lance’s Dragonite was near Elite Four strength. Chen Shi escaped reporters and discovered that the League had offered him access to two vaults in exchange for a paper on Mega Evolution.