Now Pangoro was the slowest instead, so Pangoro moved first, pounding away at Farigiraf.
With the burn drastically reducing physical attack and Sabrina maneuvering around them, Pangoro only managed to take down Farigiraf with Blaziken's help.
Before leaving the field, Farigiraf even made the effort to set up another Psychic Terrain, boosting Psychic-type power and rendering all priority attacks ineffective.
With Farigiraf out, the Armor Tail Ability was gone, but Psychic Terrain continued to block priority moves. The Fighting Dojo's most distinctive tactical setup no longer worked.
More awkwardly, Mega Blaziken could only use Flamethrower against Runerigus.
Most physical attacks were close-range moves classified as making contact. They would trigger Wandering Spirit, leaving the attacker with a useless Ability.
Although it no longer mattered whether Blaziken had Speed Boost, attacking would give Runerigus Speed Boost in the exchange. If Runerigus survived until Trick Room ended, his speed would be absurd.
And... Sabrina might have a Psychic-type Style Technique that could shut down the room and terrain effects.
Bang-
Light streamed from a Poké Ball. Sabrina's next Pokémon was Weezing.
Blaziken and Weezing took damage from the sandstorm. Under the combined damage of the sandstorm and burn, Pangoro had few barrier points left, yet Wude could not switch Pokémon at this moment.
Wude was maintaining Mega Evolution coordination with Blaziken, limiting his ability to act and his mental concentration. He had to find exactly the right moment to switch Pokémon, or his opponent would seize the chance for a two-on-one attack.
Three environmental effects-weather, room, and terrain-existed on the battlefield at once, making the type energy extraordinarily complex.
Weezing released Haze, clearing every boost on the field.
Sabrina's side had no boosts, and Blaziken's speed boosts no longer mattered, but Pangoro's earlier Bulk Up effects were erased. With the burn also