Compared with the fierce struggles against the previous Pokémon, Mega Gengar's defeat was brutally swift, carrying an almost suffocating sense of despair.
Although Mega Evolution had pushed its Special Attack to its peak, it had done nothing to improve its fragile endurance.
At heart, it was still a glass cannon dancing on the edge of life and death.
What nobody had expected was that, amid this furious exchange of attacks, the first to crash down would be Mega Gengar, which had been in almost perfect condition.
Meanwhile, Mega Dragonite, already covered in wounds and seemingly about to burn itself out, had clawed its way back from the brink of destruction again and again through sheer, incomprehensible tenacity.
In the end, it had even turned the battle around in an unbelievable fashion.
Most incredible of all, Mega Dragonite's condition was still gradually improving.
It was as though an invisible spring of life was pouring an endless stream of vitality into its body.
The sight sparked a heated discussion in the livestream chat.
[Holy shit, it turned that around? Does this Dragonite have an HP lock cheat?]
[It gets stronger the longer it fights, then even starts draining health later on. This feels kind of familiar.]
[Did it summon Flutter Mane's spirit or something?]
[You know what, it really does have that vibe!]
[The usual routine: Lao Shui's offense stalls, Lao Shui keeps losing ground, Lao Shui's barely clinging to life, Lao Shui delivers an acceptance speech!]
[It's really over now. He's already used Terastallization and Mega Evolution. How's Piers supposed to fight?]
[Holy shit, holy shit, are we actually about to see a six-Pokémon sweep?]
[Wait, has anyone ever swept all six in the history of the Type Expert Tournament??]
[I checked. There was one decades ago, when Mustard at his