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"Both Pokémon are in position, let the match begin!"

"Scizor, dash over with Quick Attack and use your Phillips Shears!"

"Haaah!"

The scyther's dorsal wings trembled, and a flash of white light instantly appeared on its crimson body.

With the help of a flash of lightning, the Scizor's originally slow speed suddenly turned into a streak of red light, moving at lightning speed.

However, this lightning-fast speed, which is difficult for ordinary people to catch, is nothing special in Shin-chan's eyes.

With a base speed stat of 218, she has extremely fast reflexes and exceptional dynamic vision.

Moreover, under Xiao Tie's influence, she also developed the habit of immediately using buff-type moves upon landing.

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【Sharpening Claws (Limit Break +4, 0/5000): While the move is active, the user's Strength is increased by 200%, Movement Speed ​​by 200%, and Reaction Speed ​​by 200%. All Dark-type moves by the user are also increased by 50%.】

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Although Shin-chan can't stack three layers of iron walls instantly upon landing, he can easily do so by simply using his claws twice.

"Meow~!"

With the claw enhancement complete, Shin-chan's body immediately became as light as a feather. His slender legs, covered in dark green fur, touched the ground and, as if touching a spring, leaped high into the air.

Like a bird in flight, it nimbly evaded the oncoming mantis.

Transform freely, start!

As he leaped, the pink flower on Shin-chan's neck instantly turned into a bright red like a rose.

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[Type: Grass + Dark → Fire + Fire]

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"Wow!!"

Before the Scizor's incredulous eyes, a blazing flame rose out of thin air and swirled into Shin-chan's palm.

Then, the blazing flame, like a blade, adhered to her outstretched palm.

This is a new move that Shin-chan developed by imitating En's Regret Sword - Flame Blade!

Full name: Parallel Techniques - Flame Energy Ball Attached Version - Cleave!

Its base Attack stat is 205!

Strength +400%!

Fire-attribute moves gain a 200% power boost!

The quality of fire-attribute energy has been increased by 60%!

It deals eight times the damage to spirits that are four times weak to fire!

"boom!!!"

The Flame Blade, weakened by eight times, struck the Scizor's head at incredible speed.

In an instant, the flames, carrying terrifyingly high temperatures, spread throughout his entire body like a malignant tumor.

The terrifying force of the cleavage penetrated his entire body from head to toe.

In just a moment, he felt dizzy, lightheaded, and weak all over.

After struggling for half a second, the charred mantis collapsed weakly.

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[Ding! Magic Masked Cat (53) defeated Scizor (60). Permanent Quest 1: Battle Completed. The opponent's level is significantly higher than yours. Congratulations, host! You have gained 60 points. Magic Masked Cat's growth level has received a moderate boost!]

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[Ding! The target has been detected as the objective of Short-Term Mission 18: National Pokémon High School Tournament. You have received an additional 600 points and a moderate increase in your growth level!]

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[Ding! Through continuous efforts, Magical Masked Cat's growth level has increased. Current level: 54!]

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"???"

The Scizor's trainer seemed a little confused by what he was seeing and rubbed his eyes vigorously.

What just happened?

A Grass/Dark type Meowth seemed to use a somewhat unfamiliar Fire-type move, and then it was instantly killed by his Scizor.

Is this reasonable?

Does this seem right?

Is this even scientific?!?

Even if Scizor is four times weak to fire, should a fire-type move used by a grass-type Pokémon have that much power?

He didn't understand and felt that the world was becoming somewhat unfamiliar.

In fact, it wasn't just him; even the commentator who had just been using a passionate and enthusiastic tone to create an atmosphere was now somewhat stumbling over his words.

He had seen Pokémon use moves when their type was reversed.

For example, Gyarados, a Water/Flying type, can learn the Electric-type Thunderbolt and the Fire-type Flamethrower.

But even if you learn these moves that are against your elemental attributes, you've only learned them.

That power is so great that it wouldn't even be effective against low-level Pokémon, let alone in battle.

After all, it's already difficult for Pokémon to learn moves that are against their type, and it's even more difficult to unleash their full power.

The scenario just now, where a Grass/Dark type Pokémon used a Fire type move to instantly defeat a Steel/Bug type Pokémon, is even more like a fantasy.

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At the same time, in the live broadcast room.

"Holy crap, what did I just see? A magical masked cat skillfully used a fire-attribute move?"

"What's even more outrageous is that she was actually defeated by her opponent in a single shot?"

"Wait, is this a live broadcast? Or is it some kind of movie promotional CG?"

"I don't understand, and I'm really shocked. Can someone explain why Magic Masked Meow can learn Fire-type moves? Can all Grass-type Pokémon learn them?"

"I only have a big penis, not a big brain, I don't know."

"Everyone, please don't rush. According to a research paper from the Pokémon Knowledge Network, theoretically, any Pokémon can learn a move of any type. However, learning a move that is against a type that one is not born with is no less difficult than giving an ordinary person the strength to a Champion-level Pokémon."

"Do you want to hear what you're saying? Humans comparable to Champion-level Pokémon? I wouldn't even dare to dream of such a thing!"

The live stream chat exploded the moment Xiaoxin unleashed his Flame Blade.

The barrage of comments was like the rising tide, one wave after another, showing no sign of stopping.

Even the audience members present couldn't help but discuss it.

For many viewers who had witnessed Mu Yun's performance in the previous two days, it wasn't hard to understand why he was able to win the match.

However, sending out a Pokémon whose type is weak against it, and then using a move that is super effective against the opponent to end the match in one blow, is somewhat challenging most people's understanding.

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"Meow!!"

Shin-chan, who was the focus of the discussion, showed no signs of nervousness or apprehension in front of tens of thousands of audience members.

Instead, she held the flowers in front of her high, like a big star, and tilted her head slightly, enjoying the feeling of being watched by thousands of people.

Combined with her elegant and graceful posture, many people instantly became fans.

Although Shin-chan's use of a fire-type move was impressive, most people who don't know much about Pokémon can't really grasp the difficulty involved.

They only know that this situation is theoretically feasible, but very difficult, and most people cannot do it.

Now, Shin-chan has accomplished something very difficult.

This only proves that she is a genius!

And geniuses are the most popular!

What's more, he's a beautiful genius!