Nidoran lay on the ground for a while before coming to. Once he woke up, he realized how the battle had ended. He had actually lost after all!
Having recognized where his strength stood, Nidoran stared at Carbink with watery eyes, unwilling to accept his defeat. Carbink, meanwhile, felt thoroughly awkward. What does this have to do with me? I didn't do anything.
In the end, Nidoran ran over to Luo Luo to pour out his grievances. Of everyone on the team, he was closest to Luo Luo.
Carbink pursed her lips, then returned to her lounge chair, reached behind her, and pulled out another bottle of soda to drink.
As their Trainer, Chu Xin carefully studied the data Luo Luo had handed him. Regardless of the Pokémon, a battle always provided the most direct view of their physical capabilities and strength.
During the battle between Nidoran and Carbink, Luo Luo had activated its camera overhead and carefully analyzed the changes in both Pokémon's bodies, then compiled their physical data based on the match.
First came Nidoran. His physical stats were even higher than Chu Xin had imagined, exceeding his projected growth by a quarter. This was thanks to Nidoran's diligent training and Luo Luo's detailed planning, so his improvement in strength since his arrival was unmistakable.
According to the data, Nidoran's physical stats had doubled since he first arrived. His move power and speed had also improved considerably. By now, he had surpassed the vast majority of his fellow Nidoran in the reserve.
However, his battle with Carbink had also exposed his greatest weakness: his meager repertoire of moves.
Every member of the Nido family had an exceptionally broad repertoire of moves. Only with that could they become mobile artillery platforms. Little Nidoran, however, had been focused on conditioning