After Xiao Wu used dynamax energy, the white energy took the shape of a barrier under its control, blocking Kaka's Leek and protecting its chest.
Kaka frowned helplessly at the dynamax energy blocking his path. There's no opening to attack anymore. I'd better pull back first.
Kaka hopped away from Xiao Wu, gripped his Leek again, and turned toward it. His sharp gaze remained fixed on Xiao Wu, ready to launch another surprise attack the moment he spotted any weakness.
Xiao Wu did not dare lower its guard after Kaka withdrew. Having battled him many times, it knew his fighting habits all too well. It absolutely could not let him dictate the pace of the battle, or he would lead it by the nose, step by step, straight into defeat.
Xiao Wu took a deep breath, then looked solemnly at Kaka. Time to get serious!
Protected by the dynamax energy, Xiao Wu began performing the mysterious Dragon Dance on the spot. In the games, Dragon Dance was a classic move for Dragonite, and Dragon Dance sets were naturally the most common. Before Fairy types appeared, Dragon, Fire, and Ground coverage had no blind spots. Of course, even after Fairy types appeared, it still seemed to have no blind spots, but its power left something to be desired, since Dragonite mainly relied on its same-type Dragon attacks for damage.
However, Z-Moves gave Pokémon like Dragonite and Salamence, which had the Flying type but lacked good physical Flying attacks, a few options. With the metagame working in its favor, Dragonite could choose Z-Fly after a Dragon Dance. Of course, Z-Outrage was also a good choice for anyone seeking explosive damage, provided the team had ways to trap Steel types, such as Diglett or Magnet.
Weakness Policy was a classic choice for Dragonite.