Bottom-tier trainers in the Pokémon world

Immediately use "Dragon Claw" to turn around and launch a powerful counterattack.

But they were met by Infernape, which was charging fiercely with flames in its hands, full of fighting spirit.

The powerful flames carried intense heat.

Lucario reacted quickly, its waveguide-based "bone rod" striking Beedrill head-on in response to Beedrill's sudden attack.

Compared to the battle below, Togekiss, which served as Xia Yan's aerial turret, completely dominated the aerial stage after Cynthia's Togekiss lost its ability to fight.

Several three-colored "triple attacks" swept across.

The ground in its path was instantly reduced to dust.

Faced with Togekiss's "unreasonable" attacks, Glaceon stepped forward.

The "Frozen Beam" ripped through the void, carrying with it a trail of condensed ice crystals and snowflakes, to thwart Togekiss's attempt to intervene.

The Shielded Sword Monster, which had transformed into its sword-wielding form, also attempted to intervene.

However, he was attracted by a "provocation" from the Flower Rock Monster.

"Shadow Sneak" appeared behind the Rockruff, and after a skillful feint by the Rockruff, it turned around and slashed at the Glaceon with its Azure Greatsword.

Latios spun around in the center, using "Cleansing Light" from time to time to restrain and interfere, while trying to find the opponent's weakness.

Although Cynthia lost a Pokémon and lacked a clear core after losing Gardevoir, she still managed to lose one.

However, each of her Pokémon was quite strong individually, and with some "small" sacrifices, she actually managed to hold on.

But at this moment.

Xia Yan and his elf demonstrated to the audience the power of teamwork.

Before the difference in individual strength reaches a point of complete dominance, the role of a team is far greater than that of an individual.

Pokekis was the first to launch an attack.

Its pressure is also the least among Xia Yan's Pokémon.

Charge up, and the divine bird strikes!

The target is Lucario.

Lucario, however, was tightly entangled by Beedrill and Infernape.

If it breaks free, it will have to watch Garchomp be besieged by Beedrill and Infernape, and possibly even Togekiss as well.

If it doesn't break free, Garchomp will stop Beedrill, but Infernape won't be able to.

Therefore, it must choose whether to withstand Infernape's attack or Togekiss's attack.

This is the choice that must be made after being outnumbered.

Cynthia's eyes were serious.

Strictly speaking, this choice should have been made by her as the trainer.

But both sides are equally precious, so it's really hard to make a judgment in a short time.

Togekiss's "Divine Bird Slam" is very powerful, and Infernape has a type advantage over Lucario.

So Cynthia made a decision quickly.

"Garuda, Outrage!"

She didn't choose any of them!

She wants to break this situation in her own way, and the best choice and the greatest reliance is naturally the most powerful Garchomp.

The proud and noble dragon race, once its scales are triggered, will retaliate against its opponent with the most ferocious attitude.

Garchomp's eyes were instantly filled with crimson, and its entire body glowed with a rich, dark red. Its ferocious aura instantly overwhelmed the attacks of Beedrill and Infernape.

Every part of the ferocious Garchomp's body is a terrifying weapon.

When it goes all out and doesn't care about anything else, choosing to confront it head-on is a very wrong choice.

Beedrill and Infernape simultaneously withdrew.

This gave Lucario a chance to catch his breath, and he leaped up to meet Togekiss as it descended from the sky.

The power of waveguides is concentrated but not released.

Clang!

The trembling of metal, the god of trembling, accompanied by a resonant "humming" echo.

Lucario stared in astonishment at the Aegislash that had appeared before him, the texture of its resilient fist against a much harder metal.

Xia Yan smirked.

Another key feature of the "unlimited switching" system is that no matter who you think I'm going to use as a breakthrough point, you'll never guess who my real target is.

The more sprites you have, the less you can guess.

Aegislash felt the pain from its shield, but it seemed oblivious, giving Lucario a mocking look.

Bang——! !

Behind it, Gardevoir, suspended high in the sky, was in serious trouble.

Togekiss's extremely destructive and imposing wings slammed directly into Gardevoir's belly.

The superpower threads it had struggled to maintain and hold onto were almost entirely snapped in that instant.

Even the usually composed Alakazam's expression changed at this moment.

The freely flying threads and Latios's threads instantly covered the entire area.

Within the area covered by these super-powerful threads lies their territory.

They can make the spirit appear wherever they want, and they can make it appear from whatever angle and with whatever power they want.

For example, right now.

At the moment Gardevoir was knocked away by Togekiss.

Alakazam used Teleport to appear behind Gardevoir.

A perfectly round, dark "Shadow Ball" appeared just in time behind Gardevoir; this is called...

boom!!

Gardevoir hadn't even fully withstood Toxkiri's impact when it was attacked from behind, its body lurching forward.

It was Latios that came first, and then it turned into Beedrill in the next second.

The aura of "Deadly Needle," infused with rich Bug-type energy, pierced Gardevoir's chest with precision and sharpness.

Harvesting complete!

This moment.

With Hudi completely liberated, Xia Yan's dual-core system finally revealed its true potential.

After a dazzling and overwhelming series of "field exchanges," Gardevoir lost its ability to battle.

This is why Hudi has been able to secure the top core position.

Not only is it more experienced than Latios, but its "teleportation" also elevates the entire team's mobility to a new level.

Of all martial arts techniques, none are invincible except speed.

If I switch quickly enough, any one Pokémon could be surrounded and attacked by all the other Pokémon in an instant.

At the same time, as long as I react quickly enough, I can withstand any attack from my opponent with minimal cost.

This is exactly what Cynthia is experiencing right now.

It looks like she's having a 6v6 all-out, no-holds-barred battle with Xia Yan.

But what she truly felt was...

Each of her Pokémon must be constantly on guard against attacks and assaults from six Pokémon. Any attempts she makes to break through the opponent's tight defenses are easily thwarted by the defensive team led by Aegislash.

This feeling is like...

like...

“It’s like facing an entire army; every one of Cynthia’s Pokémon requires a tremendous amount of effort in defense.” Lance rested his chin on his hand, deep in thought.

"It feels so cheesy. Senior Xia Yan's tactic gives off a really cheesy vibe." Kona felt this deeply.

"So this is what dual-core is?" A strange light flickered in Daigo's eyes.

“No, a normal dual-core setup shouldn’t be like this.” Du shook his head. “Although I don’t know the specifics, the core’s role is to maximize the team’s strengths, but Xia Yan’s lineup isn’t bringing out its biggest advantage.”

It feels like each of its Pokémon has been used to its fullest potential; I'm not sure if this is due to the dual-core processor.

"But I always feel it's...it's...dirty."

Du still revealed his true feelings.

It was unanimously approved by several people.

"The core Alakazam controls the entire field while also playing a supporting role. The second core Latios accelerates the rationality of the lineup and increases the depth of transitions. The strong attacker Infernape, the controller Togekiss, the defender Aegislash, and the final finisher Beedrill."

Kona counted on her fingers, "Even if the initial advantage isn't significant, as long as Beedrill gets the kills, a comeback isn't impossible."

Daigo gave a wry smile. "With this kind of lineup, it's not easy for them to fall into a disadvantageous position."

They observed for a while but couldn't find a good breakthrough.

of course.

If you take the video back and study it carefully, you should still be able to find some flaws in Xia Yan's body style.

After all, no system is truly perfect.

Just as a weather team can counteract weather, a space team can counteract space.

Cynthia's choice to have Gardevoir entangle Alakazam was a good one.

If she could have another Pokémon like Gardevoir to limit Latios, she might have a chance to fight back.

But everyone just quietly catches and trains Pokémon. They're all around the same age, so who has that many spare second teams of Pokémon?

This is Xia Yan's advantage.