Divine Plan? But I'm a Pokémon trainer.

Chapter 442 Long-Awaited Recycling

Because it was a doubles match, the speed and intensity of today's game were extraordinary.

On Lance's side, Gyarados, Kingdra, Flygon, and Hydreigon lost their ability to battle, while on Link's side, Jigglypuff, Oranguru, and Ursaring also lost their ability to battle.

At first glance, Link's advantage doesn't seem to be so great that it's irreversible, but Lance really dislikes the feeling that the entire battle is controlled by the opponent, and that no matter how much strength he has, he can't bring it out. It's like the outcome of the battle was already decided before it even started.

"Come out, Charizard!"

Lance's last Pokémon was Charizard, one of the most iconic Pokémon in the Kanto region.

However, the rain in the area had not yet stopped, which was slightly disadvantageous for it.

Charizard and Dragonite, this is Lance's last line of defense.

"Snorlax, Dragonite, prepare for battle."

Finally, the same lineup from their first year of adventure will take the stage.

A mini Snorlax that's a size larger than a regular Snorlax, and an extremely aggressive Dragonite.

The spatial effect is still in effect, disrupting both Charizard and Dragonite.

Link raised the Divine Plan, causing Dragonite to become a Normal-type.

Meanwhile, the unfazed Munchlax was completely unaffected by Trick Room, leisurely using "Please go first" on its ally to significantly mitigate the effects of the Trick Room.

As if its restrained body had been liberated, the Dragonite, appearing even more ferocious, took the initiative and unleashed a powerful aura as it used "Dragon Dive" on its own kind!
Lance's Dragonite strained to use "Dragon Dance" to dodge.

However, the "Dragon Dive" attack has a much larger range than ordinary moves, so it was ultimately impossible to completely avoid the attack.

The collision between Dragonite and Fat Dragonite further injured the already badly wounded Dragonite.

Charizard then unleashed a powerful "storm" with the help of the rain, tearing through "Psychic Field" and "Trick Room" like a silver torrent, sweeping away these annoying field effects and surging towards the massive creature covered in dragon aura.

Before the field was completely dispersed, Kirby became active again, using his size... no, using the move "Focus" to direct "Storm" towards himself.

The "storm," with the force of a truck crash, slammed into Kirby, but its effect was like a gentle breeze, failing to cause the slightest disturbance.

A Pokémon of this caliber is hardly good enough to just play a support role, but Link didn't raise a second Munchlax.

After the storm, the clouds and fog dissipated, the rain stopped and the sky cleared, and the site and space were completely cleared.

Charizard and Dragonite's mobility has been fully restored, and they are no longer affected by spatial disturbances.

Nevertheless, this battle came to an end.

But as the space dissipated, the massive Taijingpu, shrouded in dragon aura, suddenly accelerated, charging towards Du's Dragonite with all its might.

The latter, enhanced by "Dragon Dance," was not to be outdone and unleashed "Divine Speed" in return, confronting the opponent head-on with its solid foundation.

The Charizard beside it stopped attacking and instead used "Tailwind" to further increase Dragonite's speed.

Although the fat dragon was a fraction slower, its aura continued the attack of "Dragon Dive". With the combination of "Godspeed" and "Dragon Dive", Lance's Dragonite was quickly put in an extremely disadvantageous state.

In a battle between similar creatures, Lance is at a greater disadvantage. The heavily injured Dragonite could easily lose its ability to battle if it is not careful, while it would be difficult for Lance to defeat the Giant Dragonite in a short time after it has been transformed into a Normal-type and lost its Ice-type weakness (4x).

Under these circumstances, what strategy could possibly secure victory? It would be the unparalleled belief of the Dragon Master!

"Don't lose! Dragonite, let's show them our strength!"

Lance and Dragonite's hunger for victory pushed their attack, defense, and speed to the limit, tracing afterimages in mid-air above the dragon's lair. Blasts and shockwaves created towering waves as they engaged in a fierce battle with the massive, aura-covered creature.

At the same time, Lance's Charizard also began its Mega Evolution, its brilliance shining unchallenged.

Link didn't take it to heart. He judged that neither he nor the elf had reached their limit yet, and the fatness only fueled their fighting spirit and desire to fight.

Kirby scratched his head, thinking that in the end, it all comes down to idealism.

In this situation, it can no longer use "Please go first" or "Watch me" to assist it, since without space, the time it takes for it to make one move is enough for the fast dragon to make five or six moves.

That being said, there is actually something else Kirby can do in this match – “recycling”.

This is a move that was used in Beishang Township a long time ago, and it is one of its most proficient moves. It can consume its own physical strength to regenerate the consumed items, which is a manifestation of the ecological cycle of nature.

In this battle, there can only be one item that is consumed.

This item is carried by Jigglypuff to restore its full stamina after "Mist Burst," and is a rare treasure with immense vitality.

Normally, it would be extremely difficult to regenerate something like this, but for its owner, Munchlax, it's not entirely impossible.

So, while Dragonite was battling and Charizard was Mega Evolving, the Snorlax that had been temporarily set aside regenerated the Revive Seed that had been consumed by Jigglypuff through "recycling" and then tossed it into the air.

Du: "?"

It looks like something was thrown into the air by Munchlax.

A bright orange figure swept past, and the item disappeared into the air.

After that, Fat Dragon's fighting style became more aggressive and dangerous, almost trading blows with Dragonite Dragons whose abilities had been maximized.

The Dragonite that was in sync with its trainer was faster and stronger, but the damage it had suffered could not be repaired, and it ultimately lost its ability to battle under "Dragon Dive".

Nevertheless, Link's Dragonite was also defeated by his opponent.

The two Dragonite landed simultaneously from the air, and the referee, Tsubaki, announced helplessly, "Dragonite and Dragonite are unable to battle."

At this moment, Lance only has one Charizard left, while Link has Munchlax and Fennekin left.

Although it's a two-on-one situation, the outcome is still uncertain.

Just then, an unexpected change occurred.

But the Dragonite that had fallen to the ground suddenly struggled to its feet and bounced around as if it had never been hurt.

Both were Dragonite, but neither Link nor Lance would mistake their own Pokémon. They naturally knew that the unharmed Dragonite was the fat one that Link had raised.

Only now did Lance realize what the thing that Munchlax had just tossed into the air was... the Revive Seed that had helped Jigglypuff regain its strength and was then "recycled" by it!

(End of this chapter)