Pokémon: I picked up a reborn Eevee at the start of the game

Yin Li was completely stunned. For a moment, he forgot to give orders; only one voice remained in his mind...

This unscientific!

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Bathed in the tingling sensation of 100,000 volts, Milotic sneered inwardly.

ended?

Is that all the strength you have?

What kind of new electroconvulsive therapy is this?

He suddenly opened his eyes, a hint of murderous intent flashing in his wine-red pupils.

So, now it's my turn!

Summon a giant jet... no, I mean, unleash a water cannon!

Milotic, who had just finished her butterfly dance, was in an exceptionally good state, and it seemed that the speed of energy flow in her body was much faster than usual.

A massive torrent of water erupted from Milotic's mouth in an instant; beneath its calm, azure surface, an astonishing power and force surged forth.

Driven by high pressure, this water cannon was no slower than Gengar's previous 100,000 volts.

Gengar and Milotic were already very close during their movement, and Gengar was also confused and bewildered by the Thunderbolt attack it had just unleashed.

Thus, the enormous water jet, almost half the size of a Gengar, accurately struck the round body of the purple fat man.

The sound of rushing water echoed across the battlefield; if you closed your eyes, no one would be surprised to think there was a waterfall nearby.

To the astonishment of the audience, Gengar was sent flying by the enormous impact the instant it was hit by the water cannon!

This description is not an exaggeration at all. The purple figure, like a kite with a broken string, drew a beautiful parabola in mid-air, which amazed every spectator.

This is basically a water cannon, but it feels like I got hit by a heavy truck...

It's important to know that while Gastly and Haunter's bodies are made of gas and are frighteningly light, they become completely different when they evolve into Gengar.

Generally speaking, a newly evolved Gengar is about 1.5 meters tall on average, and weighs close to 60 kg.

This is exactly the weight of a human of average build, not to mention that elves are much stronger than humans in terms of physical fitness and also control energy!

However, even so, Gengar was still blasted nearly ten meters away by Milotic's Water Gun!

What immense power this is!

Compared to that, the 100,000 volts just now was like a firefly compared to the bright moon—the difference was astonishing.

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"Was Xia Chen's Milotic hiding its true strength before? Or was it enjoying the thrill of playing cat and mouse?"

A voice suddenly rang out from the silent guest seating area.

This plausible yet absurd conjecture resonated with everyone.

"That doesn't make sense. Milotic's previous attacks, whether it was Dragon Pulse or Ice Beam, were far inferior to this Water Cannon..."

"But how do you explain the huge difference in power between the previous and subsequent attacks? Water cannons are physical attacks?"

"It's impossible for Dragon Dance to increase both physical and special attack, right?"

"What the hell? What's wrong with this Milotic? It's not Pokémon at all!"

Because of Xia Chen's sudden transformation into Milotic, the teachers each had their own opinions and conjectures, but none of them could get a definite answer.

Just then, a calm yet firm voice rang out.

“Minas just used Butterfly Dance, not Dragon Dance.”

?

The sound silenced all the teachers. What kind of outrageous thing was this—a mother opening the door for someone so outrageous!

That's an absolutely outrageous guess!

This imagination... it's a waste of your talent to be human.

Immediately, a young teacher who was clueless about social etiquette gave a faint sneer.

"How could Milotic possibly use Butterfly Dance? You know..."

Before he could even utter the words "Want to battle with Pokémon?", he suddenly realized that the voice he had just heard sounded very familiar...

It sounds like that big shot's voice?

The young teacher's heart skipped a beat. He cautiously observed the reactions of those around him, only to find that they were all looking at him with eyes that said, "You're really brave, kid."

His heart skipped a beat. Without even looking at the front row, he knew that the person who had just said those words was indeed that big shot.

Thankfully, my Anticipation ability activated, otherwise I would have blurted out that arrogant "Do you even know anything about Pokémon battles?"

To say such things to a former Donghuang champion...

Even Aldak wouldn't be qualified, would he?

However, no one cared about his thoughts at the moment; instead, they were pondering the incredible possibility proposed by the big shot.

If it really is a butterfly dance... then it could indeed explain the unusual behavior of this Milotic.

The boost to Special Defense makes Gengar's Thunderbolt attack barely scratch Milotic, whose Special Defense is already high.

The boost to Special Attack makes Milotic's Hydro Pump as powerful as if it had a rain effect.

In addition, the speed seemed to have increased significantly... everything made sense!

The only unreasonable thing is...

The idea that Milotic can perform a butterfly dance seems a bit too far-fetched, doesn't it?

Looking at the majestic Milotic on the field with complicated expressions, the teachers had completely lost interest in the outcome of the match.

Whether Milotic had just used Butterfly Dance or not had firmly occupied their minds.

If I don't know the result today, I'm afraid I'll be dreaming about Milotic spinning around tonight.

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After Milos's stunning shot, the outcome of this highly anticipated match was almost entirely decided.

Gengar didn't have much of an advantage to begin with, and after Hydro Pump, the difference in their stats became even more pronounced.

Xia Chen and Milotic no longer had any reservations. In contrast to their cautious approach at the beginning, they immediately unleashed a series of Dragon Pulse attacks that locked onto Gengar.

Gengar was overwhelmed and could only be led by the nose by its opponent, just like Milotic was at the very beginning.

Yin Li originally harbored the idea of ​​using Gengar's deeper energy reserves to wear down Milotic.

But less than two minutes later, Gengar couldn't withstand the intense barrage from Milotic's Gatling gun, which was blazing with purple flames.

Ultimately, Gengar lost its rhythm with one move and fell to Milotic's final Dragon Pulse.

This highly anticipated match ended in victory for Xia Chen and Milotic.

However, at this moment, almost no one in the audience, or even in the live chat, was discussing the outcome of the match.

What sparked their heated discussion was Milotic's exceptionally outstanding performance just now.

Most people shared similar thoughts with the teachers, believing that Milas had been hiding his true abilities. Although they couldn't explain Xia Chen's reasons for doing so, this was undoubtedly the most reasonable explanation.

However, the appearance of a comment sparked an even more intense discussion among them.

"At the scene, very close to the guest seats where the teachers were, I just heard Principal Yu say that Milos might not be using the Dragon Dance, but the Butterfly Dance!"

"What nonsense are you spouting, Principal? Quiver Dance? Show me Milotic's Quiver Dance! Does your Principal even know anything about Pokémon battles?"

"...Friendly reminder, the president of Beijing University is Yu Chaohua."

"Yu Chaohua, who is he sending it to?"

"You can look up the name of the previous Donghuang champion."

"Oh, I found it... Who should I send it to?"

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However, even an authority like the former champion of Donghuang cannot convince everyone that the move Menas used in this match was the Butterfly Dance.

On the contrary, many people bravely stood up to question authority. So what if someone is a champion? Does the champion always have to be right?

Pokémon's move pool is predetermined. Even if Arceus comes today, Milotic won't be able to learn Quiver Dance!

I said it!

The comments section didn't calm down after the champion's remarks; on the contrary, it became even more heated than before.

Those who blindly trust the champion's judgment, those who mindlessly question authority, and those who mindlessly question authority...

The comments section became even more chaotic.

Where there is conflict, there will be arguments, and arguments will generate buzz.

Less than two hours after the match ended, the topic of "[Yu Chaohua's comment on Xia Chen's Milotic's Butterfly Dance]" went viral.

All I can say is that the person who edited this topic title really knows how to generate traffic.

A former champion, a rising star breeder, and Milotic, the Pokémon that has been the subject of much discussion these past two months...

This topic, with all the necessary elements, instantly went viral online. What was originally a match watched by only a few hundred thousand people became the focus of attention for all onlookers.

Didn't watch the game? No problem, there's a replay.

As a result, Milos's graceful dance in that game became the most shared and viewed video today.

Some clever people even combined Xia Chen's Milotic "Dragon Dance" video with the Dragon Dance video of a regular Milotic to create a comparison video.

Although both sprites in the picture mainly spin around, there are obvious differences in their styles and auras.

So, is this really a butterfly dance?

No one can make a definitive statement. Often, the same move will produce different effects in the hands of different Pokémon.

So, after all the twists and turns, in the end, is it a dragon dance or a butterfly dance?

The final answer still needs to be given by Milotic and his trainer, Xia Chen.

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