Pokémon, Dragon Dance Round Shark

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"Who is rare? Who are you scolding for being rare? ! ...... hiss (takes a deep breath)----, who are you scolding for being rare! '.

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PS, since the eighth generation Sora Ayaka was too Imba, in the ninth generation, Game Freak immediately cut the racial value of the 'Sword King Form' and the effect of the 'Indomitable Sword' characteristic.

Also, his brother Zangmarant's racial value and the 'Unyielding Shield' trait were reduced.

However, Zangmarant was mediocre in the eighth generation and never had a good time at all. He was really badly betrayed by his sister Cang Xiang.

That's why there is the saying "Enjoy the good times alone and share the bad times together".

Chapter 006 Use 'Doragong to Kill'!

In the single training room of the gym.

"Roundland Shark, ----- use 'Dragon Dance'!"

Bai Mingyao issued orders with great vigor.

It is said that the trainer's 'Loud Roar' can also have the effect of a skill.

All enemy Pokémon that hear the "Loud Roar" will have their special attack reduced by one level!

after all......

Who can say that [Terrible Ape] is not a creature or a Pokémon?

Among them, the [Super Rookie] evolved from the [Terrible Ape] may even be a "fighting nation" with a physique that surpasses the top Pokémon!

Therefore, the louder the trainer's command, the more beneficial it will be for Pokémon battles.

probably.

"Kapu---!"

After hearing the command from Bai Mingyao, the originally dull and lifeless look of the Round Land Shark suddenly became sharp.

As the lively and bouncy disco tune of "Fanba City" sounded.

“? ? ? ? ? ......”

The Roundland Shark swung its shark fins and small claws, twisted its body on the spot, rolled over, and quickly performed a unique war dance of the Dragon Pokémon.

Speed ​​and attack both increased to a higher level!

[Dragon Dance: Perform a mysterious and powerful dance vigorously. This will increase your attack and speed.]

This is the powerful buff effect of 'Doragun's Death'.

Many Pokémon trainers who don't understand Pokémon battles and the effects of 'Buffs' mistakenly believe that the so-called 'upgrading a level' means that the Pokémon's attributes have been increased by one 'level'.

For example, from LV5 to LV6, the overall level increases, so the strength becomes stronger.

Actually it is not.

In Pokémon battles, this is called "going up a level."

It means increasing the original attribute by 'half', which means... it becomes '1.5' times the original.

'Increasing two levels' means increasing the attributes by two 'half', which results in the ability value being doubled!

The maximum limit is 'increase of 6 ability levels', which can stack three times the original ability enhancement.

If the debuff is weakened, the maximum ability level will be reduced by 6.

Therefore, in Pokémon battles, the effects of "Buff-type" skills are actually very significant.

A qualified Pokémon trainer will never easily give the other Pokémon the time and opportunity to calmly use Buff skills and quickly improve their ability values.

Otherwise, once the opponent's Pokémon Buffs are added, it will be easy to push the team.

A frontal 'one through three'... or even a 'one through six'.

However, if you only increase the speed without increasing the attack power, your Pokémon will not be able to kill the opponent quickly, and the opponent's Pokémon will have the opportunity to counterattack.

If you only increase the "attack power" without increasing the speed, your Pokémon will be slower. When encountering the opponent's high-speed Pokémon, it can only take a beating first and then attack.

In both situations, it is probably difficult to achieve the effect of "one through three" or even "one through six".

In this way, the 'Dragon Dance' skill, which can increase both 'attack' and 'speed' ability values ​​at the same time, has an excellent buff effect, which is self-evident.

It is precisely because of Garchomp's high racial value of '600', coupled with a relatively perfect racial value distribution.

If it were to learn Dragon Dance, Garchomp would be too perfect.

Therefore, Game Freak has gone through multiple generations of Pokémon games, and other Pokémon that are "dragons" or even non-dragon Pokémon can already learn the "Dragon Dance".

The only exception is the Land Shark (Round Land Shark) for some reason, as if it was "maliciously targeted" by God, and it can't learn the "Dragon Dance" no matter what it does.

That’s right, this ‘God’ is the ‘True Creator God’ of the Pokémon world, the game designer of Game Freak, and a hater of Takeran!

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“? ? ? ? ? ......”

The BGM was fake and didn't really sound.

It was just the background music that Bai Mingyao made in his mind.

But the effect after the round land shark performed the "Dragon Dance" was real.

Not only did his movements become more agile and his speed increased, but his offensive power also became much more ferocious.

"Kapu~"

The round land shark rotates its round body on the spot, which is both flexible and cute.

A round land shark that can perform the 'Dragon Dance'.

This is not a dream, this is real!

Bai Mingyao's eyes darkened slightly.

Before crossing over, he was also a Pokémon battle player who had some experience and knowledge in Pokémon training and Pokémon battles.

Being able to be that 'friend' and 'magically modify' the illegal Pokémon that players like.

The prerequisite is naturally that Bai Mingyao understands why Pokémon players want such "magic changes".

Why do you hope that Garchomp can learn the 'Dragon Dance'?

Why do you hope Groudon can learn the 'Fly' skill!

And why I hope that Gengar's characteristic can be changed back to [Floating], etc.

And so on...

As long as you can cultivate the Round Land Shark carefully and evolve it into the Sharptooth Land Shark, the Bite Land Shark, and even-----Mega Bite Land Shark.

This Garchomp that has learned the "Dragon Dance" can have a powerful dominance in Pokémon battles.

Bai Mingyao could almost foresee it in advance with his ability of 'Future Vision (EX)'.

"Shark, my shark..."

"You really have done your duty to restore the glory of Land Shark."

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PS, there is a famous internet meme recently, "Toothless dancing" and "Black and White Dragon using Dragon Dance". The BGM in it is the background music of Hoba City in "Pokemon Black/White".

Chapter 007: Pokémon Battle, Scheming Everywhere

"Roundland Shark, use Dragon Dance!"

"Roundland Shark, use 'Dragon Claw'!"

"Roundland Shark, use Quicksand Hell!"

"Kapu!", "Kapu!", "Kapu!"

Under the command of the trainer, the little guy jumped hard and waved his shark fins vigorously.

Bai Mingyao developed some training programs for Sharknado, which is in its initial stage as a Pokémon, which he thinks is relatively reasonable as a trainer.

First of all, the unique 'Dragon Dance' skill must be mastered by the Round Land Shark.

This is its biggest reason for standing out among many 'Greco sharks' and even other powerful Pokémon.

The round land shark must master this skill to the point where it can be used anytime and anywhere.

It is even possible to use 'Dragon Dance' while avoiding or blocking attacks from the opponent's Pokémon's skills.

Just like in the Pokémon animation, there's the Scyther that's good at using the 'Sword Dance' skill to split the 'Fire Jet'!

After the buff skills are finalized...

Next, it’s time to choose the main ‘attack’ skill of the Round Land Shark.

"Generally speaking, in the 'baby' Pokémon stage, it is a very good choice to let the Round Shark master the skill 'Dragon's Fury'..."

Bai Mingyao supervised the practice of the round land shark's skills and moves, acting as a "strict supervisor".

He rubbed his chin and muttered to himself.

[Dragon's Fury: Attacks the opponent with a shock wave of anger. It will definitely deal 40 damage. This move cannot cause damage to Pokémon with attributes that have no effect, but it ignores other attribute restraints and attribute consistency bonuses.]

This skill will have little room to be used in the later stages of Pokémon battles, the 'high-end games' where a group of top Pokémon trainers are competing against powerful Pokémon.

'40' points of fixed power damage, just for scraping!

Which Pokémon can be killed?

Speaker cricket, green caterpillar?

But if it is in the 'Fish Pond Game' or 'Baby Cup' where most of the Pokémon are initial Pokémon.

Well, I have to say that 'Dragon's Fury' is still a very useful skill.

The simple and crude '40' fixed power damage, not to mention 'one sure thing', at least using two or three attacks in a row is enough to definitely defeat most of the new Pokémon in the initial stage.

And there is no need to consider the issue of 'attribute restraint' at all.

It is indeed suitable for 'new Pokémon trainers' and is a tactical choice that does not require any serious thinking.

But the problem is that 'Dragon's Fury' is a skill with fixed damage.

The situation of Bai Mingyao's round land shark is somewhat worse than that of other baby earth dragons.

No matter how skilled the round land shark is at the 'Dragon Dance'...

Even the buff is maxed out, with 6 layers of increased attack power and 6 layers of increased speed.

The skill power of 'Dragon's Fury', ..., will still only be a pitiful '40' points of fixed damage.

So, for this particular round land shark that can perform the "Dragon Dance".

Bai Mingyao felt that it didn't make much sense to let it master the special learning of the "Dragon's Fury" skill which had a very short "shelf life".

On the contrary----

It is of great significance to let the round land shark study hard and master the skill of "Quicksand Hell".

Not only is 'Ground Type' the second attribute of the Round Land Shark, also known as 'Baby Earth Dragon'.

With the power bonus of this series of skills, the output is higher.

And as the name suggests, 'Quicksand Hell' also relies on the whirlpool of quicksand to trap the opponent's Pokémon, making it fall into an 'inescapable' state.

Make it impossible for the opponent's Pokémon trainer to easily change Pokémon.

This way, Sharknado can take advantage of the opportunity to catch the opponent's weak Pokémon and chase it relentlessly.

Or you can use 'Dragon Dance' leisurely and max out the buffs.