"Psychic!
Psycho Shock!
Zen Headbutt!
Moonblast!"
Gardevoir hurled out one move after another as if they cost nothing.
Psychic energy filled the sky, shining with a brilliant blue-purple glow and even swallowing up the massive body of the Alpha Walking Wake.
Tetsuya and Gallade's coordination directly enhanced the latter's strength.
As a Psychic and a trainer, Caitlin played more of a supporting role for her ace Pokémon.
If he had to make an analogy, Tetsuya thought she was like a walking mobile spring.
There was no need to question either the quantity or quality of Gardevoir's psychic power. Even among all Psychic Type Pokémon, it belonged to the very best.
Paired with Caitlin's support.
Even in battle, its psychic power recovered at a visibly rapid rate.
After throwing out five or six moves, it only needed a brief pause to catch its breath before it was brimming with energy again.
Honestly.
For a Pokémon like Gardevoir, one naturally inclined toward long-range Energy Attacks.
This pairing was simply perfect.
The current Gardevoir was like a machine gun with nearly unlimited ammunition for a certain period of time.
Other than the occasional need to reload, it could attack without stopping.
It was not without flaws.
Though the "bullets" it fired were not weak, they still fell far short of moves with truly immense power.
Not to mention anything distant.
Just the Starter Pokémon's exclusive Ultimate Moves had base power far exceeding these psychic techniques.
The problem was.
Before absolute numbers.
The power of any single move no longer seemed all that important.
Your Starter Pokémon's Ultimate Move might be powerful, but I could just fire off three or four Psychics. The damage would match it in the end.
Perhaps that was what they called Winning by Quantity.
Still, to be fair.
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