Pokémon, Dragon Dance Round Shark

This Pokémon, which looks like a moon rabbit, but is darker than bright, leaps onto the battlefield.

Umbreon's fur is black, its eyes are red, and the ring-shaped patterns on its body are dazzling gold. When its body is bathed in the moon's waves, the ring-like patterns will glow slightly, awakening magical powers.

Among the many popular Eevee family evolutions, 'Umbreon' also has extremely high popularity and a large number of fans.

peony......

Just like the cute furry Eevee backpack he carries all day, he is a professional Eevee Pokémon trainer.

All the main Pokémon are the evolved forms of Eevee.

"It's decided to be you, Diremeow!"

Bai Mingyao's first Pokémon is Tiremeon, which is very fast, flexible, and can fight and run.

Of course, only after evolving into Magical Masked Cat can it be worthy of this title.

As for Tiremeow, it’s okay. At least it’s a youthful version of Magical Masked Cat.

"Once you start a Pokémon battle, you must be serious and give it your all. This is the rule of Team Skystar."

Mudan said in a deep voice, "Come on, Umbreon, use 'Round Eyes'!"

[Round pupils: Stare at the opponent's Pokémon with mysterious round pupils, reducing its attack. It will definitely attack first.]

The weakening effect of this move is certainly not as good as the "Acting Coquettishly" skill.

But because it is a 'preemptive attack' move, the speed at which it takes effect is much faster than the 'coquettish' attack.

"Buyi..."

Luna Eevee was like a mysterious 'Moon Elf', staring at Tiremeow with red pupils, releasing a special aura.

The weakened physical attack is also a rather troublesome limitation for Tiremeow, which is good at physical attack and close combat.

If it evolves into Magic Masked Cat, there will be no such trouble, because Magic Masked Cat's exclusive skill [Thousand Changes] is a skill that can definitely hit the vital point, and there is no need to be afraid of any debuff that reduces the status.

However, Bai Mingyao's response strategy is also very simple:

He didn't even let Tiremeow use any attacking moves.

Unlike its delicate appearance, which looks light and easy to be pushed down, Umbreon has 95HP, 110 defense, and 130 special defense.

The Eevee family...even the entire Pokémon encyclopedia, they are all ranked among the most tanky ones.

Facing a Pokémon like this, with the attack power of Teelemeath, a frontal attack probably wouldn't work, and a more subtle strategy had to be adopted.

"Tere-neigh, use 'Parasitic Seed'!"

Pretty tanky, right? Now, your health belongs to Tiremeow.

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"Sizzssssssssss..."

The effect of 'Parasitic Seed' caused considerable damage to Moon Eevee, and was able to continuously transfer the extracted physical strength to Tiremeon.

It can be said to be one of the most disgusting skills in the war of attrition.

"Come back, Umbreon."

Mudan had no choice but to take back the Moon Eevee and replace it with an Eevee family member who could restrain Tiremeon.

"Buyibuyi~~~"

A Pokémon with a large, fluffy tail and fur around its neck leaps onto the battlefield.

Known as the 'Only King'!

Also called Flareon.

Among the many Ibrahimovic families, this one has the lowest status and is always criticized and insulted... an absolute hard-working slave.

In fact, the appearance of Flareon is very cute and dreamy.

There is indeed a feeling of Ifrit.

After learning the powerful fire-type move 'Flash Charge', combined with its impressive physical attack power that is almost equal to that of Dragonite, Flareon is still a very powerful Pokémon.

However, due to the times, Flareon probably can't get rid of the derogatory names and stereotypes like 'the only king', 'fat otaku', the evolved form of Eevee that no Eevee wants to evolve into.

Bai Mingyao had anticipated this rotation, allowing Tiremeow to plant a "Parasitic Seed" on Flareon.

"Very good, Tiremeow, use 'Quick Return'."

Then, Bai Mingyao also replaced Diremiao with Sharptooth Land Shark.

He took Flareon's attack and tried to tie up Tiremeon with his 'Fire Vortex' to prevent her from escaping.

There were several rounds of battle at the beginning.

Although the intensity of the Pokémon battles between Bai Mingyao and Cassiopeia does not seem to be particularly intense.

However, the number of games and collisions is definitely not small.

I have to say, this is actually a situation that can easily occur in a '6V6' Pokémon battle.

Rotation...rotation...it's still TM rotation.

Then, in the constant game, temptation and confrontation, take the opportunity to find opportunities for breakthroughs.

For Pokémon trainers who hate this kind of "rotation game", it is better not to think about the issue of Pokémon rotation.

The Pokémon trainers and Pokémon on both sides are each setting up a 'one V one' battle. Can't it be a solo head-on duel?

But it must be said that if both Pokémon Trainers are rational, they would naturally be unwilling to engage in a battle between Pokémon with "unfavorable attributes".

Therefore, the constant rotation here and there has become the norm for all-out Pokémon battles in '6V6'.

Ultimately, this Pokémon battle format has become a somewhat bloated and boring urine-holding and bladder-suppression game, with an extremely slow pace.

Field status skills such as 'Scattering Diamonds', 'Invisible Rock', and 'Poison Diamonds' can even cause more damage than Pokémon's frontal attack skills.

This kind of combat strategy certainly has relatively more "game" and "competitive" depth, but it inevitably looks less interesting.

It was a crazy fight, but there was no fight. All I could see was the Pokémon trainers on both sides operating each other. They had been rotating Pokémon for a long time, right?!

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"Fanged Land Shark, use Dragon Dance!"

Bai Mingyao took the lead in Bon No Jour and asked the Sharptooth Land Shark to use "Dragon Swing" to swing away the vortex of fire that was wrapped around it and began to attack head-on.

On the other side, Mudan seemed to be tired of this kind of probing strategy and ordered Flareon to attack head-on.

Flareon: (O_o)??...What? I'm fighting Garchomp...Is that true?!

"Flameevee, use 'Lightning Flash'!"

'Flash of Lightning' and 'Round Eyes', these are two skills that all the Eevee Pokémon under Mudan have perfectly comprehended and mastered.

Although I don't know why these two skills are chosen, it is probably because they both have the effect of "increasing skill priority system", which is Mudan's favorite battle strategy.

"Buyi~~~"

The 'Only King' Flareon turned into a flash of lightning, and his body was as fast as lightning, rushing towards the Sharktooth at a speed faster than thunder.

"Fanged Land Shark, use 'Double Slash'!"

"Kapu----!"

Land Shark rushed towards Flareon, who had crashed into his chest, knocking him back a few steps, and swung down heavily with two sharp and hard Shark Fin Claws.

The reason why Bai Mingyao didn't order Land Shark to use the skills 'Stomp' or 'Earthquake' which were more effective against Flareon...

The reason is that he read and predicted that Botan would continue to rotate Pokémon.

After all, from the perspective of the 'optimal' battle strategy, facing the Shark, whose attributes are somewhat disadvantageous, Flareon's best strategy is indeed to continue rotating.

But Mudan was probably tired of this fighting strategy.

In other words, no Pokémon trainer is "absolutely rational", just like in economics, it is always assumed that all investors in the market are "the most rational people who will make the most rational investments and market economic behaviors". However, the fact is that there are not so many absolutely rational investors who always adopt the most rational investment strategies.

The theoretically optimal solution belongs to the theoretically optimal solution.

Once a real fight breaks out, most Pokémon trainers will just act recklessly based on their own temperament.

Or, to put it in a more euphemistic way: they have their own unique fighting strategies and styles.

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The skill model of the skill 'Flash of Lightning' is actually not very strong.

However, because the Pokémon that often use this skill, Pikachu, and Pikachu are so famous, this skill is very common in the Pokémon world.

However, not all Pokémon can use "Lightning Flash" to achieve the "super-speed" effect like Teacher Da Pi.

The 'Tail of Steel' produced the effect of 'Giant Beast Slash'.

The '100,000 volts' can be turned into '10 million volts'... or even the abnormal effect of '100,000 volts of friendship'. Even the underlying mechanism of Pokémon battles can be electrocuted.

"Flameevee, use 'Hold On' next!"

"Sharptooth Land Shark, use Stomp!"

"Buyi..."

Flareon stubbornly withstood the powerful 'stomp' shockwave from Garchomp's kick and tried to fight back.

The skill of "Hold On" is just as its name implies. Even when the condition and situation are unfavorable, one can rely on endurance to hold on and deal higher damage.

It is very common for Flareon, who possesses the [Perseverance] trait, to actively weaken itself at the beginning of the game, put it into a debuff state, and then counterattack.

Since Flareon is a Fire-type Pokémon, it is impossible for it to fall into the abnormal state of Burning.

Therefore, compared to other Pokémon of this fighting style, the battle item that Flareon needs to carry is the [Poison Orb] instead of the [Fire Orb].

But the fact is, although she knew this fighting method, Mudan was not so willful as to let her Flareon carry the [Poison Orb] which could cause great damage to the Pokémon's body.

result......

Flareon's "hold on" was just a waste of time.

It does not have the [Perseverance] characteristic, which increases the attack power by 1.5 times when in an abnormal state, and the [Endurance] skill, which doubles the power of the skill once the Pokémon is in an abnormal state.

"Kapu----!"

Land Shark's 'heavy stomp' came down, and Flareon finally couldn't 'hold on' and lost his ability to fight.

The ace Pokémon that Bai Mingyao trusted deeply finally tore a hole in the Pokémon lineup of the 'Cassiopeia' Eevee family for him and took the lead in opening up the situation.

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"Thank you for your hard work, Flareon."

"From now on, I'll leave it to you, Leafeon!"

Immediately afterwards, Mudan sent out Leafeon to fight against Bai Mingyao's Sharktooth.

It seems that although she is a Pokémon trainer who specializes in breeding 'Eevee family evolutions', Mudan did not breed 'Glaceon', nor did she use Glaceon as her main Pokémon.

Otherwise, Glaceon is definitely the most suitable evolved form of the Eevee family to fight against Garchomp and Sharknado.

For example, the captain of the Pearl Team in the Xicui region, Miss Zhubei is also a Pokémon trainer who focuses on cultivating the 'Eevee family evolutions', but she focuses on cultivating Glaceon.

It seems...

Even though he is also a Pokémon trainer who focuses on cultivating the 'Eevee family'.

These Eevee fans are also able to maintain their own characteristics and are not all Pokémon trainers cut from the same mold.

Botan's main Eevee is actually a 'Sylveon', and is also very good at fighting against 'Dragon-type' Pokémon.

As for why she didn't send it out in advance.

Bai Mingyao could only attribute this to the "psychological compulsion" of some Pokémon trainers who had to have their ace Pokémon appear last.

It is rare to find an absolutely rational Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 157 'Giant Beast Slash'? !

If Cassiopeia sent out the ace Fairy Eevee in advance.

Then this battle will be quite tricky for Bai Mingyao... and he will be forced to continue rotating Pokémon.

It can only be said that the vast majority of Pokémon trainers in the Pokémon world, as well as their tactics and strategies, are too "sunny" and too straightforward.