Bottom-tier trainers in the Pokémon world

"Zoroa?"

Professor Oak ignored them, instead becoming absorbed in his own excitement and thoughts.

"So, the Zoroar during its Emerald Age also had the ability 'Illusion'? This Zoroar's mastery of this ability is quite remarkable."

Xia Yan also made good use of this, perfectly integrating it into his defensive switching system.

"The characteristic of 'hallucination'?"

After Professor Oak explained it to them, the group gradually came to their senses.

It turned out to be the case.

Those illusions were actually hallucinations created by Zoroah?

Think about it more carefully and deeply.

The group of people immediately felt a chill run down their spines.

The already difficult-to-counter "unlimited switching" system, coupled with the ever-present possibility of illusions...

and many more!

An already quad-core system, plus the illusion centered around this Zoroah, wouldn't that mean...?

Five cores?!

On the field.

Standing to one side, Xia Yan smiled and rubbed his temples with his other hand to relieve the pressure from his intense mental work.

Zoroya and his team haven't gelled enough yet, so Xia Yan needs to take command personally to achieve the current results.

Using telepathy to reduce the stiffness caused by insufficient break-in.

But just looking at Watari, who was in a mess and had a somewhat blank expression, made him happy.

Target them!

Are you suggesting I target you?

Are you asking me to lead them in targeting me?

This may not be Xia Yan's strongest lineup right now, but it is definitely his strongest system.

Infinite switching defense plus a hat trick!

but.

Du truly deserves the title of Du.

After the initial shock, he gradually came to his senses.

He stared wide-eyed at Xia Yan in disbelief.

really.

That Zoroya that never really stood out.

gone!

so......

His lips moved slightly, and he swallowed hard. The disbelief in his eyes had not completely faded. He said in a hoarse voice, "Five...cores?"

Is this the "surprise" Xia Yan prepared for him?

Five cores?!

There was an uproar.

This is a five-core lineup?!

Chapter 40: He fell down by himself.

Five cores?!

Xia Yan actually possesses a five-core system?

Moreover, it's a five-core system that's extremely difficult to operate and almost impossible for others to replicate.

The sound of crossing echoed throughout the entire venue.

In fact, many people are unaware of the so-called "five-core".

What does it actually represent?

It was only from the shock seen on the faces of those who knew about it that one realized this so-called "five-core" system was not simple.

after all.

The sheer complexity of Xia Yan's actions against Wataru is so dazzling that it's impossible not to feel a sense of awe.

Many people are also curious.

Five-core?

Not every Pokémon is a core Pokémon.

Does that mean it has no core?

Actually it is not.

Otherwise, why bother with the so-called first core, second core, third core, etc.?

Although they are both core components, they actually have different focuses.

and.

It's not that having six cores means having no cores at all.

Take sandstorms as an example.

If it is within a sandstorm system.

When sandstorms rage, any Pokémon in the Sandstorm system will receive the Sandstorm's blessing when launching an attack. This is the most basic single-core system.

But what if we add a "magic space"?

This constitutes the sandstorm spatial system.

This allows the attacking Pokémon to not only benefit from the sandstorm but also gain the "Trick Room" buff.

This is what is known as dual-core.

What if we add an Alakazam with an ability like "Magic Defense"?

As a relay, it copies the characteristics of different Pokémon to the Pokémon that launches the attack.

That means this Pokémon gains the triple boost of Sandstorm, Trick Room, and Copy ability, making it a triple-core Pokémon.

If we add one more.

For example, Pokémon like the Gorilla.

To issue "commands".

This allows the attacking Pokémon to not only unleash a burst of power but also launch a double attack.

Furthermore, the intelligent gorilla can also serve as a second space hand, supplementing the "trick space".

This is what is known as a quad-core processor.

Similarly, Alakazam is the core of the first magic trick, while Cheshire is the core of the second magic trick; their responsibilities and focuses are different.

Simply put, if you form a six-core system, any one of the Pokémon can benefit from the support of the other five Pokémon when it attacks or defends. Combined with their mutual support, this is what is meant by six cores.

only.

Xia Yan is not yet able to enjoy the buffs of the other five Pokémon when one Pokémon launches an attack.

For example, Beedrill can only benefit from Alakazam's various psychic abilities, Zoroark's illusions, Togekiss's help, or Latios's Light Screen and Reflection, etc.

However, he can also launch an attack on behalf of the other five Pokémon whenever Beedrill attacks.

Therefore, Xia Yan's system cannot be considered a true five-core system; it can only be considered a pseudo-five-core system.

Just like before, it was described as a pseudo quad-core.

Because its enhancement to the attacker is actually not that significant.

But if it's about defense...

Not the same.

For example, Beedrill can defend itself while simultaneously linking up with the other five Pokémon and enjoying their assistance.

therefore.

Xia Yan's system should be called "infinite switching defense" rather than "infinite rotation offense".

of course.

Xia Yan's goal is not actually to achieve a true quad-core or penta-core processor.

His goal is to build a legion system similar to Kikuko's.

Regardless of whether it's a quad-core or a penta-core processor, it will be the core of the Legion system in the future.

at the same time.

The conference room on the top floor of the Silver Arena was eerily quiet.

When Xia Yan previously demonstrated the pseudo-quad-core, it already shocked all the high-ranking members of the alliance present.

Now that we see a five-core system, it seems like things are getting even quieter?

No.

It's simply because they don't know how to express their emotions in a short period of time.

A normal team composition can theoretically reach a maximum of six cores, with six Pokémon complementing and enhancing each other, allowing each Pokémon in the team to unleash power far exceeding normal levels.

but.

In the entire alliance, who can truly build a six-core system?