Wu Yong stopped Genjiro and his group at the Kendo Championship venue. Genjiro had caused all this trouble, so how could he let him go without making things difficult for him?
Meanwhile, Ai Xing and Shu Le had also begun making contact. For the sake of the Dojo's interests, they wanted to negotiate with Wu Yong over his earlier proposal.
These were all major matters concerning China's Pokémon community, but none of them had anything to do with Chu Xin. Although he had won the Kendo Championship, he had not forgotten why he had come to the Wudang Gym: to help his Pokémon grow stronger.
Now that the Kendo Championship was completely over, Chu Xin had plenty of time to train his Pokémon and take their strength to the next level.
The mental energy training method he had obtained from the Wudang Gym's Data Library had a very noticeable effect on his Pokémon's growth. Stronger mental power not only improved their control over their bodies, but also their control over the energy within them.
Improving their control over their energy and bodies would give his little ones a considerable boost. Trainers who trained this way also existed in the original Pokémon world, and they were collectively known as Pokémon Coordinators.
In the anime, Coordinators were a group who based their battles not on their Pokémon's power or the strength of their moves, but on their appearance-usually their coolness, cuteness, toughness, beauty, and cleverness-and the flair of their moves. Coordinators competed in Pokémon Contests.
In the games, Coordinators aimed to collect Ribbons, which came in Normal Rank, Super Rank, Hyper Rank, and Master Rank.
In the anime, Pokémon Contests had two stages: the Pokémon Contest Exhibition and the Pokémon Contest Battle. In the games, they had three stages-originally two, before the