[Seriously, isn't Kubfu's damage output way too ridiculous?]
[It's a Legendary Pokémon. What did you expect?]
[Sigh, stat monsters always think they're so skilled.]
[Fighting type Bruno: Not so. This Kubfu is weaker than Armaldo in raw strength, but Xia Chi's commands turned that disadvantage around. Whether denying his opponent its same-type Bug-type moves or exploiting its lack of speed, every decision put Roxanne in a very difficult position.]
[Another big shot? Why are all the big shots coming out of the woodwork today?]
[An Elite Four member from the Kanto Region? Normally, I might call you a big shot, but in this livestream, all I can say is you still need practice!]
[Rock Fan Steven: I think I understand what Xia Chi means by building a cohesive team composition. Roxanne's team is far too homogeneous, not just in typing, but in the roles her Pokémon fill. Looks like I need to raise some more versatile Pokémon.]
[Water Artist: I told you ages ago to stop playing with rocks and come play with water instead. It's not too late to join the glorious Water God Church!]
[Rock Fan Steven: One [Storm Drain] Lileep would sweep your team.]
[Water Artist: .]
Inside the Rustboro Trainer School auditorium, the battle continued.
Flung away by Iron Tail, Kubfu endured the pain without pausing for a moment and shot forward again like lightning, refusing to let its opponent shake it off!
Roxanne's brows knitted tightly. If Kubfu circled around to attack Armaldo from the front this time, Iron Tail might well miss.
To be safe, she chose the most reliable move. "Earthquake!"
At the same time, Xia Chi, tracking both Pokémon's positions with Aura, shouted, "Single Strike Style, Low Sweep!"
The same tactic, the same spot.
Knowing full well that crippling one limb was