Live treasure appraisal: You are such an elf!

Chapter 83: Little top-notch fire-spotted cat! Call me Mimizo cat? They all call me Sangbiao cat! (Please read on)
[Fire Cat Pokémon: Litten]

[Level: Level 6]

[Attribute: Fire]

[Gender: Male]

[Racial value: C level (320)]

[Individual value: A level (189)]

[Characteristic: Intimidation]

[Character: Stubborn]

[Skills: Grab, Call, Spark, Licking]

【State: Relaxed】

[Evolution route: Fire Cat - Heat Cat - Blazing Roaring Tiger]

[Features: None]

Ye Yinchuan looked at the panel of the flaming cat, his eyes becoming brighter and brighter.

Read it line by line.

First of all, the level of this Litten is 6. I can only say that my little Snorlax was previously upgrading too slowly due to lack of nutrition.

Any grown-up red cat is of a higher level than it.

There is no doubt about the racial values, the Pokémon in the Starter Big Three series are all the same.

It is the type that is okay in the early stages, becomes more powerful as it evolves, and has a high upper limit.

Great potential and worth cultivating.

The key is the individual value of 189. Although it is A-level, it is already the peak of A-level!

In other words, if you increase your individual value by one more point, you can reach the S-level evaluation.

The individual value rating division in the Pokémon world is different from the game settings that I know, and there is no clear numerical value for a single ability.

In theory, the rating and definition of individual values ​​are a unified standard set by humans and announced by the Pokémon Research Association.

即0~35为D，36~100为C，101~165为B，166~189为A，190及以上为S.
However, the individual values ​​that I can see with my keen eye for appraising treasures are inexplicably perfectly consistent with this standard.

The only explanation is that the system is very smart and adapts to local customs, right?
In short.

The individual value of this flamingo is the highest one Ye Yinchuan has identified so far, and it is infinitely close to S-level. It is no exaggeration to say that it is something that is hard to come by.

Moreover, he possesses the unique ability of [Super Influence].

Just increase Litten's individual value a little bit and it will break through to the S rating.

It can be said that there will be no regrets at all!
As long as he could capture this Litten, he would own his first top-quality Pokémon with an S-level individual value!
Again, individual values ​​don’t represent everything, but who wouldn’t like their Pokémon to stand out?

Cultivate the D-level individual value of the little Snorlax all the way up.

Capture a Litten that starts out as an S-rank Pokémon and train it into a powerful Pokémon.

The two are not conflicting and are completely different experiences.

Let’s talk about the characteristics.

The characteristic of this flamingo is "intimidation".

Ye Yinchuan checked and found that this feature is a known feature in the Pokémon world.

Not only is it a very powerful trait in combat, it is also a relatively rare hidden trait among Litten.

The general Litten has the characteristic of "Fierce Fire". After suffering a certain amount of damage, the power of its fire-based moves increases.

The effect of "Intimidation" is to make surrounding opponents afraid of you, reducing their physical attack, and their actions may also be affected by fear.

Both are excellent.

The advantage of Intimidate is that the trait will take effect as long as Litten is present, and it will affect more than just one target.

and.

In this world, most Pokémon rely more on physical attacks in early battles.

After all, it is difficult to launch an effective special attack in actual combat, and it consumes a lot of energy.

For example, Psyduck, who has mastered telekinesis, is a special case of someone who is naturally good at special attacks.

Not to mention that this Pokémon is very rare. Its telekinesis, without training, can basically only be released once in actual combat.

If you fail to knock down your opponent, you will be in big trouble!
Therefore, the "Intimidation" characteristic can reduce physical attack, and its applicability is very wide.

It is worth mentioning that this is different from simply reducing physical attack in the game.

In this world, "intimidation" can also affect the opponent's actions, making it more realistic.

It also enhances the value of this feature in disguise.

Of course, there is also a common limitation -

That is, for "intimidation" to be effective, it must be able to scare the other party.

If the opponent is more powerful than the Litten, or has some special characteristics, such as "slowness" or "courage", then the effect of "intimidation" will be greatly reduced or even completely ineffective!

Looking at the character again, this is just "stubbornness".

As mentioned before, stubborn Pokémon will focus more on one aspect of their abilities and will be more focused when learning and training.

Of course, sometimes they are more difficult to tame and less obedient.

There is nothing else to note.

Overall, Ye Yinchuan likes this flamingo very much.

It is not an exaggeration to say that I want to take the person home in a sack right now.

"Mimi."

Ye Yinchuan approached this position and tried to say hello to the Litten so as not to scare it away suddenly.

In fact, Litten had also noticed Ye Yinchuan. Its ears moved and the status on the panel changed to [Alert].

At the same time, he stopped licking his fur and looked at Ye Yinchuan with a squint.

This is the habit of cats, to observe the surroundings and enemies with squinting eyes to avoid being misunderstood as hostility.

"Damn, it's a pity that I don't have any small fish with me..."

Sensing the Litten's vigilance, Ye Yinchuan did not dare to act rashly.

This flamingo has good appearance and qualifications, but it has not been tamed by anyone, which means it is very vigilant and not easy to get close to.

Of course...it's also possible that someone's Pokémon sneaked out.

But there is no evidence for now, so let's just assume it is wild!

"correct!"

Ye Yinchuan suddenly remembered that there was food hidden in the armpits of Snorlax.

He used the trick of catching the moon in the water and smoothly took out a few Pokémon food from the armpit of Snorlax behind him, which scared Snorlax.

Seeing his own food reserves being urgently requisitioned by Ye Yinchuan, little Snorlax was so anxious that he almost spoke, but seeing that his master was so serious and cautious, little Snorlax controlled his temper and planned to ask for an explanation later.

If you don't double the supply of these five Pokémon Foods to Kirby today, Kirby will make trouble!
"Suck, suck, tits, eat?"

Ye Yinchuan knew a little bit about the technique of greeting strange Pokémon, which was that he should not approach them rashly.

It is a wise choice to put the food in a place that the other person thinks is safe and try to get closer to him/her.

At the same time, Ye Yinchuan also quietly activated his exclusive ability [Listening Heart].

I earned a lot of points from the last live broadcast. If I don’t spend them now, when will I?
(Litten's thoughts: Meow? Do you mean meow? You think I'm a dog meow? Also, you call me Mimiso? All the stray Pokémon around here call me a sad meow!)

"What the hell? Are Pokémon so smart? It's fine that they know that Chuchu is a dog's name...but they also know what Sangbiao means? What's with that accent? Litten, did you grow up watching Cantonese movies?"

Ye Yinchuan’s eyes widened.

He once wondered if there was something wrong with his listening ability!

"Meow!"

(It smells good, meow. Is it for me, meow? Give him some face and try it, meow!)

After sniffing in the air, the flamingo lowered its head and walked towards this side.

However, its eyes were always vigilantly staring at Ye Yinchuan and Snorlax.

(This fat blue cat... I seem to have seen it near the garbage dump? It actually followed a human, meow? What a loser, meow!)

　The Fire-spotted Cat "Sang Biao", please read it online!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)