What is it like in reality?
Charizard jumped up high with the light blue Infinity Energy group. It didn't have an awesome invincibility in one round. It just flew up so fast that it could avoid many attacks.
But why use "Fly" attack?
Magneton is four times more resistant... or... rush down and hit Silver?
Magneton won't just look at it stupidly.
Chapter 442 Ring the bell!
Charizard, "Fly" skill dive!
Blue is also taking action!
Silver called Magneton to his side, preparing for a defensive counterattack.
When----
One of the things that surprised everyone was that Charizard did not rush towards the enemy, but instead threw the gathered attribute attack Infinity Energy directly onto Infinity Energy Bell!
Reaching critical point!
Infinity Energy Bell is ringing!
At this stage, both parties can use two Pokémon at the same time.
"Oops!" Silver yelled inwardly and had no idea what to take Pokémon.
Blue does not vary from Infinity Energy Bell to naturally accumulate Infinity Energy, playing the tactic of actively ringing the bell.
This is the operation of experienced Professional Pokémon Trainer!
At the same time, another red light approached.
Arcanine!
"This..."
Logically speaking, when playing against Magneton, just go to Arcanine.
Arcanine is not weak, so there is no need to fear each other like Charizard and Magneton.
Blue caught on to this mentality, making everyone including Silver think that Blue did not choose Arcanine to join the team.
In fact, it was Charizard who was waiting for Infinity Energy. Then he rang the bell and Arcanine rushed forward instantly, "Extreme Speed" kicked Silver.
Magneton blocked it and was taken away by "Flamethrower".
At this time, Silver releases Rhyperior, which is resistant to fire, flying, and Normal-type attacks.
It has a terrible Attack Base Stats of 140, a defense of 130, and a distribution of HP of 110.
The one that appears is "Rock Slide", which has a power of 75 and has a certain probability of causing the fear effect.
Arcanine weak rock, Charizard 4 times weaker rock, temporarily forced back.
However, Blue did not replace Charizard and Arcanine.
In a turn-based game, if Charizard and Arcanine see Rhyperior, they have to change quickly to end both games.
But in reality, you can pull and fight for speed. Charizard has "Fly" and there is long-distance Special Attack.
Arcanine's "Extreme Speed" is a huge threat. Staring at Silver, Rhyperior dare not leave too far.
Alolan Exeggutor is like a giraffe, and it is a plant. The speed Base Stats is 45 at least, and the speed of Rhyperior is even slower, 40 Base Stats.
It depends on what Silver will do.
"Huh?"
It was thought that Blue was taking the initiative, but suddenly a purple shadow floated out.
A camouflaged Poké Ball rolled underneath Charizard at some point, and Silver summoned Pokémon.
What a courage.
If Charizard attacks Poké Ball, not to mention the damage, Poké Ball being damaged means that this Pokémon cannot be taken back, either Combat Power will be lost, or it will remain on the field.
The flames were gathering, and Blue suddenly stopped.
"Come back! It's Destiny Bond!"
Haunter's skill "Destiny Bond", Ghost-type Infinity Energy Mark, if all individuals nearby are killed within a period of time after using it, the opponent will also die.
This skill has been exploited by Organizers. If you use "Destiny Bond" with Protector, you will lose 10% of your own Barrier Durability points. The opponent will also lose 10% of Barrier, and it will be judged that you have lost Combat Power.
Haunter appears, Charizard and Arcanine have "Destiny Bond" marks on their heads.
This skill has a very short duration and only applies to this round in the game.
While the Haunter was not being attacked, the Spit Up looked like spider silk at close range.
Shen Qi thought it was "Sticky Web" that slowed down, but "Sticky Web" did no damage, but Haunter caused about 1% of Barrier Points's damage to Charizard.
Later, Charizard got some silk threads that looked like restraints on his body.
It's "Infestation".
The Bug-type skill with 20 points of power causes Bound state, causing some damage every round, and the opponent cannot be replaced for a period of time.
"Destiny Bond" cannot be used continuously, but Haunter used "Infestation" and then "Destiny Bond", taking the opportunity to escape back to Silver.
"What? Arcanine is also entangled?"
At some point, Arcanine also got the "Infestation" status.
This Skill Proficiency of Haunter is very high, almost instantaneous, and the distance is far enough.
What then?
Limit Charizard and Arcanine to the field, and Haunter cannot sing "Perish Song".
The sharp sword penetrated Haunter's head...Curse!
Ghost-type uses "Curse" to sacrifice half of the HP Curse target, and the opponent loses HP every round.
The cursor lights up, and the prop "Leftovers" worn by Haunter comes into play, restoring a little HP.
Generally speaking, Leftovers is rarely given to Haunter.
However, the price of "Curse" is that your own side's HP (maximum value) is halved, and you will die twice.
With Leftovers, after two Curses, you can still draw blood and do some messy things.
Charizard won Curse first, and Barrier Points was deducted in large amounts.
In the game, Curse deducts the opponent's HP by 1/4 per round (maximum HP). In reality, it seems to be affected by the strength of the enemy and ourselves and Skill Proficiency, so the specific damage will fluctuate.
Silver jumps on the back of Rhyperior, and Rhyperior uses "Earthquake".
Ground-type attacks regardless of friend or foe, with 100 power and 100 hit. It is ineffective against flying and Levitate Charizard and Haunter.
Silver did not choose to evolve Haunter to Gengar, apparently in order to cooperate with his own "Earthquake" and also prevent the enemy's Ground-type from attacking.
"Earthquake" can affect Blue and Arcanine.
As a result, Arcanine dare not approach;
When Charizard flies down, Rhyperior will kill it with Rock Slide.
However, Blue's Charizard, Level and Skill Proficiency are good. "Flamethrower" can spray 50 meters, which is too exaggerated.
Fortunately, "Heat Wave" does not have such a large range, otherwise Silver would have to be included in Fire-type's group attack range despite Destiny Bond.
Flamethrower!
Ultra-long-distance flame attack, Rhyperior protects Silver, no matter how hard it resists fire, it cannot withstand it like this, Rhyperior is very low compared to Special Defense.
If the effect of "Light Screen" before Magneton's exit was not still there, Rhyperior would have been in danger.
The purple figure flies forward.
It's Haunter, he's very fast.
The bulky Rhyperior suddenly speeds up!
The speed does not match his ability, so he uses "Tackle", a basic attack of Normal-type with a power of 40.
The target is...Haunter!
Rhyperior collides with the skill target Lock-On Haunter, obtains a rapid displacement, closes the distance and is followed by "Smack Down".
The Rock-type small skill with 50 power can knock flying and Levitate targets down to the ground, making them unable to fly for a while, so they are included in the attack range of "Earthquake".
Rock-type doubles the damage to Charizard. In fact, "Earthquake" is not used. The injured Charizard will calculate the damage of Curse this time. Barrier Points will definitely fall below 90% and be ruled out.
But!
The moment Charizard landed, he took a sip of "Dragon Breath" Spit Up.
Dragon-type Special Attack skill, Rhyperior has no resistance to it.
I suffered so many "Flamethrower" before, but now because I got closer to Charizard, I was attacked by "Dragon Breath" again. Barrier Points was below 90% and I was judged to leave the field.
At this point, Magneton, Feraligatr, and Rhyperior of Silver have left the market.
Blue's Charizard and Exeggutor left the market and had a slight advantage.
But Arcanine also has the status of "Infestation" + "Curse", and something will happen after two more rounds.
Chapter 443 Pidgeot Solution
Blue suddenly rang the bell before, Magneton was killed, and Silver was at an absolute disadvantage.
Now that the fight is back, one of the generals, Rhyperior, didn't do much damage. He was covering and on guard. It's a pity that he fell.
But...Haunter used "Confuse Ray" to confuse Arcanine on board the plane.
Pokémon under Confusion has a certain probability of accidentally injuring itself, its companions, and Pokémon Trainer.
It's much more serious than simply accidentally injuring yourself in the game.
In this way, Arcanine has no effect...