Gujī...
Dodo also felt terribly heavy.
It was like how everyone could jump and scramble around easily as children, but once they grew up, their weight multiplied, while their strength did not necessarily increase by the same proportion.
This was also a limitation of Dynamax. Growing taller and bigger meant becoming heavier and slower, and made it easy to crush nearby Pokémon Trainers and companions.
Chapter 663: Dynamax + Conversion
Powerful Pokémon Trainers pursued the "Dynamax Form," in which a Pokémon's original size remained unchanged or was adjusted slightly, while a swelling silhouette of energy and light appeared behind it, retaining the benefits of Dynamax.
The Dynamax Form was far beyond Dodo for now. Shen Qi did not know whether taking that form required 80% proficiency or breaking past 100%.
What they needed to study now was not the Dynamax Form, but another issue.
After Dynamaxing, all moves were forcibly converted into "Max Moves." For example, all Fire-type attacking moves became "Max Flare," with their power calculated separately.
Take the Fire-type move "Flamethrower," for example. Its power was 90, falling between 75 and 100, so after becoming "Max Flare," its power was 130, and it activated the effects of Sunny Day.
Meanwhile, the Fire-type move "Will-O-Wisp" had no power and inflicted a burn. It was a status move, and like all status moves, it became "Max Guard," the equivalent of an enhanced version of "Protect."
The issue Shen Qi was referring to was that all Normal-type attacks became "Max Strike." The power calculation was similar: moves with power between 75 and 100 became Max Moves with 130 power.
After Dodo Dynamaxed, the same-type "Tri Attack" became a 130-power move and lost its chance of inflicting paralysis, freezing, or a burn at random. Instead, it gained the effect of "Max Strike,"