Pokémon development strategy

There is a high chance that the Qixi Bluebird will be banned directly once it is displayed, so there is nothing wrong with picking it first.

If Shen Qi used Sayaka's Pokémon, he might pick Miss Skirt first, otherwise it would be easily banned.

Miss Xi Cuiqun'er is a high-speed physical attacker. In terms of durability, her life racial value is 70 and her double defense racial value is 75, which is acceptable.

In particular, there are many water-type Pokémon in Lukia, such as Kingfish and Sakurafish, which are common Pokémon in the Lukia Gym;

Slowpoke and Goldfish King are weak to grass, while Swamp King is four times weak to grass.

If Sayaka can put out the Lan Mantis sisters + Miss Xi Cuiqun'er, Lukia will be in a difficult situation.

But Sayaka is hiding the Queen Bee...

After the Pokémon are revealed, both parties have 5 minutes to think and choose to disable one of the other party's Pokémon.

Lukia is very direct, and Miss Xi Cuiqun'er is banned;

Sayaka didn't think too much about it and just banned the Great Sword Demon. There was nothing wrong with that.

They are all water-type, and those with high racial values ​​are banned.

What Casey...there is no need to ban it at all.

Now Shen Qi can understand why Casey was released.

Lukia has 7 Pokémon, Sayaka has 6.

After both sides ban, they can select up to 6 to play, so Sayaka will have 5 left.

Lukia still has 6 of them, so it would be a waste if Casey is not used. Maybe she can even trick others into disabling them... Of course, the probability of this is very small.

The BP stage ended without much thrills and was generally reasonable. Shen Qi couldn't even think of too many tactical arrangements.

As for Lukia... at least she can play as a rainy day team, but what kind of lineup does Sayaka have?

To each his own?

After the final check, the barrier points of both players and Pokémon are covered by 10 times the damage they can withstand.

A 10% reduction in enchantment points is equivalent to the health being emptied, and the game ends;

The remaining 90% of the barrier is used to ensure the safety of trainers and Pokémon.

Both sides returned to the field.

The area of ​​the stadium is still about the same as a football field, but the shape has changed to become roughly a circle with a gap.

Like a mooncake with a bite taken out of it.

Stones and trees with simulated energy properties are randomly added to the field as special points for tactical operations. If the players cannot use them, they will be used as shelters and pure obstacles.

Rukia and Sayaka are separated by half of the battle force, and the distance between them is more than 20 meters, with no upper limit, all the way to the border of the battlefield.

You can choose to get closer to your opponent, or you can choose to retreat farther away before the referee announces the start of the fight. It all depends on your personal tactical arrangements.

Shen Qi released Miss Qun'er and Happiny, and watched the game together at a position slightly center to the edge of the battlefield.

"Look, Miss Qun'er, I didn't even sit in Sayaka's camp. I sat in the middle very seriously and neutrally."

Ok…

Miss Qun'er looked around and thought that Shen Qi was sitting here and it seemed that he really had no close connection with Sayaka.

Her eyes were fixed on the field.

Even though Sayaka was wearing a mask, Miss Skirt could still tell her apart.

It’s great that Miss Sayaka can be alive and well in another world. It’s really great.

At this time, in the first stage before the energy bell rang, each side could only send one Pokémon onto the field.

This is very confusing...

It's equivalent to a game of rock-paper-scissors. If you guess wrong, big problems will arise. In reality, replacing Pokémon will waste time. Pokémon's energy body and the trainer staying alone on the field are big flaws.

Therefore, the first mover is either a particularly powerful Pokémon that blasts at high speed;

Either it is a Pokémon that is not a big problem and can resist and hold its own.

"hey-hey!"

Lukia suddenly laughed and snapped her fingers. Colorful light balls began to spin in front of her, like the cool lights in a KTV or disco, causing visual interference.

Shen Qi was just about to complain about why there was such an outrageous "style skill", but then he thought that it might be Lucia who used it in the gorgeous competition, and everything made sense again.

After being frightened by the opponent, Sayaka knew that it would be better to just pick a random Pokémon than to hesitate.

Grit your teeth and open the Poké Ball.

Orchid mantis!

This is a very reasonable choice. Except for Tanabata Bluebird, most of the opponent's Pokémon are restrained by the Grass type.

Because it is reasonable, it is also easier to guess.

On the opposite side, Lukia also released the Tanabata Bluebird in the colorful light, using the Flying type to counter the Grass type.

It is also the only Pokémon in her camp that is suitable for dealing with large numbers of Grass-types.

Sayaka is now at a great disadvantage. She has no chance of replacing Aroma Essence to counter Tanabata Bluebird.

The time to retrieve the Pokémon is enough for Tanabata Bluebird to directly destroy Sayaka's barrier points.

If you don't change Pokémon, Orchid will definitely not be able to beat Bluebird. At most, you can wait for Orchid to leave the stage and seize the opportunity to change Pokémon.

Chapter 586: Reversal of Advantages and Disadvantages

The distance is shortened, and the bluebird returns on Chinese Valentine’s Day!

A very stable attack, a flying skill with a power of 60. The hit rate in the game is two horizontal bars “--”, which means it is a sure hit regardless of the evasion rate.

bah—

"Hold" the barrier to block the attack of Tanabata Bluebird.

It looks like it's Lan Mantis, the auxiliary player.

Shen Qi knew very well that one of the Lan Tanghua sisters was a damage dealer and the other was a supporter.

The one who deals damage has the "contrarian" characteristic, and the one in front of you should be "leaf defense", so the proficiency of defensive skills is also relatively high.

But what about the next round?

The weaknesses of the Qixi Bluebird are rock, ice, dragon, and fairy. Lan Mantis does not have any skills of these attributes.

"Um?!"

While Lan Manhua blocked the attack, Sayaka rushed forward!

The trainer is about to beat up the trainer directly!

Of course, the trainer's skills include those that can deal damage, and there are many of them in the fighting gym.

However, the effect of humans using attribute energy is far inferior to that of Pokémon, so many trainers do not learn output skills. If they learn, they just go straight to attack the opponent's trainer as shown below.

"Are you so confident?"

The Pokémon is at a clear disadvantage, but Sayaka still dares to take such an active offensive action. Tanabata's Bluebird is much faster than Lantern.

More importantly, the bluebird will fly on Chinese Valentine’s Day!

"Qixi Bluebird!"

Lukia really didn't learn any output skills, and even if she did, there would be no need for her to fight hard with the opposing trainer when she has a great advantage.

Simply have the Pokémon come back and kill Sayaka who is separated from Ranchan.

Tweet!

The body of the Qixi Bluebird suddenly trembled, and purple bubbles came out of its surface.

When this skill effect is displayed, it is obvious that the person is poisoned.

Orchid mantis flower… “extremely poisonous”!

A skill with no power that puts the target into a poisoned state. The health lost is small at first, but increases as the number of rounds increases.

It is only the early stage of the poisonous state now. Tanabata Bluebird did not delay any longer and swooped down towards Sayaka.

If you clear the barrier points of the opponent's trainer, there will be no problem of the poison continuing.

Sayaka suddenly threw out a ball of gray sticky gelatinous substance, and thin silk threads extended from her body to connect with the Mantis Flower. She was pulled around in a circle like a puppet and flew back to the Pokémon.

Without much hesitation, Tanabata Bluebird gave up chasing Sayaka and instead used the most basic flying skill "Peck" to disperse the attack skills thrown by Sayaka.

"sure…"

The method Saya uses to pull herself back to the Pokémon is a universal Trainer skill called "Sling", which works just like that and is used in escape scenarios.

This skill is actually quite troublesome to learn. You need to flexibly master the energy of corresponding attributes for different Pokémon in order to pull out the "sling".

The experience of encountering disasters during training in the wild helped Sayaka to catch up on many life-saving skills.

As for the skill she threw at Lukia... it seemed to be some kind of Pokémon Worker skill used to cleanse and clear mixed attribute energy.

There was no output effect at all. It was only because it was rare in the arena that it fooled Lukia and Tanabata Bluebird.

After all this, the poisonous effect on the Qixi Bluebird was superimposed, and the speed was greatly reduced by the "Terrible Face" of the Lan Mantis.

Sayaka returned to the Pokémon and shook the Energy Bell desperately.

Unfortunately, the fight had just started and the attribute energy was insufficient. Even if she input additional energy, she still could not trigger the sound of the energy bell.

It was a failed and somewhat ridiculous bell-ringing tactic, but Sayaka really tried her best...

Now, Lan Mantis is watching eagerly.

If Lukia takes back Tanabata and uses the "Natural Recovery" characteristic to remove the poisonous state, then during the time when the Pokémon is taken back, it will definitely be attacked by Mantis.

Either you use force or hard attack, the Qixi Bluebird can definitely beat the Orchid Mantis Flower, but the price is that a large amount of health points will be reduced.

You know, Tanabata Bluebird is used for super evolution, and even if it is super evolved with low health, it will still have low health. When there are many Pokémon on the field later, Sayaka can really spend some money to kill the Super Tanabata Bluebird.

In battle, there is actually no limit to the number of Mega Evolutions that can be performed, but the Trainer's mental strength cannot support multiple Mega Evolutions and Gigantamaxes. These special form change processes also take time and are full of flaws.

The attack of the Qixi Bluebird and the "guard" of the Orchid Mantis collided.

In the next round, Qixi Bluebird hit Lan Mantis and dealt restraining damage, but unfortunately its double attack racial value was only 70, while Lan Mantis' double defense was 90.

Lukia increased the damage effect of Tanabata Bluebird through attribute coordination, and Sayaka also used coordination to assist Lan Mantis's defense, but failed to complete it in one round.

In the next round, Lan Mantis "holds on"!

In the next round, Qixi Bluebird finally defeated the opponent.

However, Sayaka, who had been prepared in advance, had already run a long way and took out the second Poké Ball.

The remaining points of the Qixi Bluebird's barrier are 93%, which is equivalent to % of its health. The poisonous damage has already been stacked very high. If it continues to chase, it may be killed directly.

"return."

After recalling the Tanabata Bluebird, Lukia's momentum suddenly weakened a lot.

The remaining Pokémon were all weak, and Casey's small body could be ignored, so the advantage was suppressed.

From a player's perspective, it is a bit unwise to put the Pokémon used for Mega Evolution first.

In the game, no one can stop super evolution, but in reality, super evolution and Dynamax both depend on timing. If you delay for too long, super evolution with low health will not be cost-effective.

However, when they were guessing which Pokémon would be released first, Lukia using Tanabata Bluebird was an advantageous and non-problematic choice.

The radiant physical attacker Lan Mantis is here on the opposite side!

Lan Mantis, who appeared first, knew that she was slow, so she didn't rush to chase Lukia, but instead used "Sunny Day" on the spot.

Obviously, the "Leaf Defense" was not triggered, which was the "contrarian" feature that Shen Qi knew about, so why did he have to open the sunny day?

It would be great if it could “grow” to increase both attacks.

Rukia knew that she couldn't give the opponent a chance to "grow", so she threw out Slowpoke.

Although it is weak to grass, Slowpoke's physical defense racial stats have 110 health points, and 95 are allocated, so it can block it.

Sayaka gained momentum and commanded Lan Mantis to attack actively.

The light simulating the sun on a sunny day is absorbed by the orchid mantis flower, instantly erupting into a dazzling sharp blade.