Let you make a game, what the hell is Pokemon?

The King of Leave just appeared, used a skill, and the Toucan disappeared?

You know, in this game, Owl is not that kind of fragile Pokémon!

Although its physical strength racial value is not particularly high, its physical defense attribute is not low at all!

Why was it so blocked?

???

At the same time, the barrage in the live broadcast room naturally exploded again after a moment of silence.

Half of the barrage was filled with question marks.

【? 】

【? ? ? 】

【? ? 】

The remaining half are speeches from people who still have some rationality.

[No, buddy?]

[Ultimate Impact. This move seems quite powerful, but the damage is a bit off, isn't it?]

[Is the Leave King so powerful? Whoever just laughed at me, the Leave King, stand up!]

"Brother Wang, I'm sorry. There were so many people outside just now, and I spoke a little loudly. I apologize now."

[Do you understand what pure numbers mean? The power of numbers, boy!]

[This doesn't make sense, right? Is the King of Leave the author's illegitimate child? Or is this game actually made by the King of Leave the author?]

As the barrage of comments refreshed frantically, Shirona's brows were already furrowed.

Based on her understanding of the game, the game makers would never design a Pokémon to be so powerful without any purpose.

If it possesses such power, it can only prove one thing—

In the real world, the King of Leave does have such potential, but no one has developed it!

Although Shirona couldn't believe it, she had to accept this reality.

But then again, that's just from a game balance perspective.

Such exaggerated durability combined with such terrifying output does not seem like a Pokémon that would appear in the real world - this is probably not reasonable, right?

Also, she knew about the ultimate impact skill that the opponent had just used.

Among all general skills, its power is top-notch, its power is extremely terrifying, and its destructive power is also amazing.

However, this skill has a limitation and problem. Once used, the Pokémon will be in a state of stiffness for a considerable period of time, becoming a sitting duck and completely unable to move.

Just as she was thinking about it and decided to switch to Lotte Kappa, a line of prompts popped up in front of her.

[The King of Leave's laziness has been triggered, and it's wandering around! ]

【The next turn of the Leave King will be skipped! 】

Lazy feature?

Looking at this line of prompts, Shirona was stunned for a moment, and then she immediately realized something.

Could it be that.

And the next moment, a new line of prompts suddenly exploded before her eyes like a bright light, illuminating all her confusion!

——【Due to the move used by the King of Leave in the previous round, he will not be able to take action in the next round!】

I see! !

At this moment, Sirona has completely understood.

The lazy nature of the King of Leave is not due to some chemical substances in its body, nor the strange reasons speculated by the scientific research community, but simply because of its characteristics!

This also explains why it was not so lazy during the hyperactive ape stage, because before evolution, its characteristics had not changed!

Back to the game, although the attributes of the King of Leave are powerful, it has a setting that it must stop taking action for one round after each round of attack.

In fact, in a sense, this is a rather disadvantageous weakness.

If the attack in the first round does not produce much effect, the opponent will have the right to attack twice in a row when facing some faster Pokémon.

Such an opportunity is enough to strengthen those output-type Pokémon, thereby posing a huge threat to the entire team.

However, Qianli's leave-taking king thought of a way to perfectly avoid this problem, and that is the skill "Ultimate Impact"!

Anyway, every time the King of Leave makes a move, a round must be skipped. The side effect of the Ultimate Impact is equivalent to not being triggered at all!

Conversely, the sheer power of the Ultimate Impact combined with the Absence King's exceptionally high physical attack power resulted in the terrifying damage just now. Even the gull, unchecked and at full HP, couldn't withstand it.

At this moment, Shirona couldn't help but sigh in her heart again. The characters in this game were so exquisite in their configuration and design of their Pokémon.

No, to be precise

It’s the game author named “Wind”. His understanding of these Pokémon is really too deep!

While sighing, Shirona did not forget that she was still in battle at this moment.

Her gaze suddenly fixed.

With its powerful durability and resistance, and terrifying output threat, this King of Leave must be handled with caution and care.

The good news is that the Big Owl has already sacrificed himself, creating a favorable wind and rainy weather, while also reducing the King of Leave's stamina by a third.

As long as he was careful with his remaining three Pokémon, he should have a chance to consume all of this guy's energy.

But just as she was thinking, a familiar light suddenly appeared on the King of Leave!

【The King of Leave's leftovers item has been activated! 】

【Its physical strength has been restored! 】

As the blue light came on, King Absence's already healthy stamina increased a bit, returning to the "Extremely Healthy" green zone!

Sirona's expression also changed instantly.

Come again? ?

——How much do you guys love feeding your Pokémon leftovers?!

5k a day and rest, 5 for three days on weekends, k again next Monday and rest a day!

Chapter 77: God of War Asks for Leave (4k)

It took a while for Shirona to recover from the shock of seeing leftovers again and she put her thoughts back into the battle.

With the triggering of the leftovers, the health bar of the King of Leave, which had not dropped much to begin with, was restored.

How can I fight this?

You should know that the triggering of leftovers does not conflict with the effect of the Leave King's lazy characteristic. Although the Leave King cannot act in the next round, leftovers can still continue to help it recover its strength.

Even with the high-intensity power of the Big-billed Gull's Water Wave, it could only knock off less than 1/3 of its physical strength. This is enough to show how amazing and exaggerated the durability of this King of Leave is.

Of the Pokémon left in his team, perhaps only Ursa Major, a Fighting-type Pokémon that could restrain Normal-type Pokémon, could find a way to effectively damage it.

But the problem now is that the ultimate attack of the King of Leave is not to be underestimated. Once it is launched, it can almost instantly kill any Pokémon in its team.

Rotom, the only Pokémon immune to this normal skill, also lost its combat capability in the initial exchange of physical strength with Olympus.

Shirona couldn't help but feel a little headache. Just as she had expected at the beginning, Rotom was indeed the best helper against this Normal-type gym.

But if Rotom is not used, the previous King Swallow with the Perseverance attribute and the Fire Orb is not so easy to deal with.

Another very important point is that after activating Belly Drum, Ursa Major has the speed skill that can preemptively attack. Even if Rakuten Kappa, blessed by the rain, comes on the field, there is no way to put the confusion effect on it, and naturally there is no way to get rid of this Pokémon.

So Rotom has to go up and fight against these two Pokémon.

Then the question comes back to the present, how should we deal with this leave king?

At this decisive moment, Sirona quickly made the wisest decision and directly switched to Lotte Kappa.

The last round freed up by the King of Leave using the Ultimate Impact is her last chance to win the battle and make a comeback, so she must seize it.

The only way to have a chance of winning is to use the Shake Dance to make it fall into a state of confusion. At this moment, a new round begins, and the King of Leave's opportunity to act is naturally skipped.

Meanwhile, the Lotte Kappa on the opposite side of the field immediately began to dance in a vague and ethereal manner, causing a circle of golden stars and whirlpools to appear above the King of Leave's head.

[Lotte Kappa uses the Shake Dance, and the Leave King falls into confusion! ]

As demonstrated by Ursa Major before, the more powerful a Pokémon's original attack is, the more damage it will cause to itself after triggering the confusion effect.

If the King of Leave uses the Ultimate Impact and falls into a state of confusion and attacks himself instead, he will probably be seriously injured in one move!

This is the most sensible way to deal with the situation right now.

But at this moment, Sirona suddenly discovered a problem.

When she first came into contact with this game, she thought that relying on abnormal conditions and gambling on probability was not a correct way of fighting, or it was not the fighting method she liked.

She would rather win the battle through tactical design and cooperation between Pokémon, rather than relying everything on luck and probability.

But as she fought more and more battles, she suddenly realized that the difficulty of this game was indeed a bit too high. Compared with the player's Pokémon, these NPC teams were more reasonably configured and threatening.

Or several Pokémon cooperate with each other, relying on various characteristics and skills to form a system, filling in each other's blind spots, and working seamlessly.

Or like the Leave King in front of him and the Ursa Major just now, a Pokémon can have the powerful threat of pushing the team.

It just so happens that the skills and characteristics of these Pokémon, as well as the props they carry, can actually be obtained by players along the way. However, these players never thought that they could cultivate such Pokémon in this direction and make it such a powerful fighting force!

So from this point of view, it’s not that the game is too difficult.

But this game truly shows these players the upper limits of these Pokémon!

Sirona couldn't help but fall into reflection.

As a champion-level trainer, he actually needs to rely on the probability of abnormal status to place bets in the battle in order to have a chance of winning.

Perhaps after this battle, I will have to face this matter squarely.

Perhaps every Pokémon in your team has infinite possibilities for development.

And I am still far from fully unleashing their potential!

While Shirona was thinking, as the King of Leave fell into confusion, a new round had begun.