Why would you need a girlfriend when you have Pokémon?

Its characteristic is naturally the pouch on its chest. The Marsupial Dragon will raise its young in the pouch. Of course, this is a real design.

In the game, there will be individuals that have just hatched from eggs... The necessary design of the brood pouch and the pouched dragon is naturally a compromise of the gameplay. Maybe in the future, a degenerate form of the pouched dragon will be added to make up for this design flaw.

Another Pokémon with a similar design is Caracalla, which wears its mother's skull as a mask on its face. There is also a strange design where it wears a mask as soon as it hatches. In short, these are all bugs left in the illustrated information when Pokémon were designed in the first generation, which conflict with the game settings themselves.

Of course, it's not impossible to explain it if you insist, but this is not the point anyway. As one of the first generation Pokémon designed, Dinobot is quite popular and performs quite well in battles.

Of course, this is completely incomparable to a certain peak era that followed. As the game progressed and a new system of mega evolution was added, the Tasmanian Dragon received its own epic enhancement.

In short, if you ask who is the strongest Pokémon in the series, that's a question that can make people's brains explode, but if you ask about the strongest fighting characteristics, those two characteristics are at least in the top ten...

...Wings of the Wind and...Parental Love!

Anyway, if Lowe were to evaluate these two characteristics, he could only think of one evaluation...

...What a psycho! How could this feature, which is so powerful at first glance that even my grandmother can kill people at will, survive to be implemented?

It would be fine if it was a PVE game, but you have a game with a large and stable PVP audience!

Even though Lowe is a fan of the entire illustrated book and has not done any in-depth research on the battle, he has heard of the names of these two fierce gods who can kill their way through the environment.

There is no way around it. After all, anyone who can understand the words should be able to understand the horror of these two characteristics. Back then, Lowe thought that the characteristic of Free Transformation was already very scary, but considering that a Pokémon can only carry four skills at most, Free Transformation can only change four attributes at most.

Considering that there is a high probability that output skills related to this system will be carried, the freedom of change is actually equivalent to one or two additional attributes in most cases. Moreover, because the freedom of change becomes a single attribute, it will lose the bonus of the composite attribute.

Therefore, freedom of change is a very strong trait, but it is not a mindless strength. It is a trait that requires at least accurate judgment of the situation to achieve the maximum effect.

However, features like Parent-Child Love and Wings of the Wind make operation extremely easy.

Okay, so why do I bring this up here? Because Lowe clearly saw that his father's marsupial dragon pulled out the little marsupial dragon from its pouch, and the two marsupial dragons, one big and one small, stood side by side...

...This scene would surely make most trainers who have experienced that generation feel dizzy.

Here she comes, here she comes, boss, she comes!

Lowe was not surprised that his father's Marassaurus could not mega at all, but could use the parent-child love at once. After all, in terms of the actual effect, it was just letting the big and small Marassaurus appear together.

There is no need to mega it, this is an effect that can be achieved through practice.

Anyway, Lowe felt that if it was a marsupial dragon trained by his father, it was completely reasonable for mother and daughter to fight together.

Luo Wei already felt that he should be grateful that he didn't create a scene for him to have three generations of his family on the same stage...

In short, Luo Wei didn't think much about it, he just raised his hand and waved...

The effect of the misty field is still there, and the attribute bonus is still effective. Although the attributes improved by meditation are directly cleared by the opponent's other gifts, but at least relying on the bonus of Z moves, Lowe is confident that he can still compete.

and so……

Luo Wei clenched his right hand into a fist, and his whole body once again ignited with golden flames...

...As the saying goes, the first time is new, the second time is familiar. This is the third time, so naturally everyone has gotten used to it.

At this point, seeing Lowe continue to use cheats, everyone has become indifferent. It is true that habit becomes nature. After seeing such ridiculous cheats so many times, people actually think it is "natural".

However, the onlookers may not care, but Qianli certainly does. He has fully confirmed Lowe's firepower. He was able to take away the Jigglypuff that he had worked hard to cultivate with one shot when it was fully strengthened. It can be seen that his firepower has reached a very excellent level.

This is of course due to the addition of many factors, including the ultimate power, the venue and various effects, while Qianli's Jigglypuff was simply enhanced by the strength gained through training.

But no matter what, whether it is Z-moves or mega evolutions, in the final analysis, these powers themselves belong to the trainer and Pokémon. It cannot be said that this thing is cheating by relying on "external forces". It is also part of the strength.

After all, without these special bonuses, no matter how talented Lowe is, he would not be able to defeat his father at full strength in a head-on battle.

The opponent is also a genius. He has never slacked off in his practice and has worked just as hard. Without some extra factors, there is no way he can win.

But now it’s different, and Qianli’s rich combat experience allowed him to find a way to deal with it immediately.

The firepower of Sylveon itself is very strong, but it still depends on the bonus of the field and enhancement. Now the enhancement has been eliminated, and you only need to pay attention to the field problem. The difference in firepower in this aspect can be dealt with in the simplest way...

As long as this side is also strengthened, there will be no problem~

Normally, the most commonly used strengthening moves are sword dance and meditation. There are also strengthening moves such as belly drum which have negative effects but can maximize the attributes at once.

But without exception, these enhanced moves consume extra turns. Just like just now, if it wasn't for blocking the attack of Chansey, Sylveon wouldn't have found the opportunity to use meditation...

Enhanced moves will reveal flaws when used, so it is important to grasp the timing of use. However, what if you combine enhanced skills and attacks?

"Enhancement punch!"

Two marsupials, one big and one small, approached the front at the same time. The marsupials had a speed racial value of 90, which was already a very good level. The marsupials after mega directly broke through the first-line level of 100.

The speed line of 90 is a watershed, and 100 is the life and death line. At this point, a speed difference of one or two points could mean the difference between life and death!

Sylveon didn't have its speed enhanced, so it ended up being approached by Dragonite...

“…Wall of Light!”

Lowe knew it was powerful, so he immediately raised his hand and asked Fairy Eevee to release a wall of light, while the Talon had already thrown two punches at him, one in front and one behind...

Chapter 198 Take over. This is my final meditation~

Two Bactrians, one big and one small, raised their hands and punched towards Sylveon. Lowe naturally couldn't just stand by and watch. He had no time to move to resist, so he at least created a light wall to try to resist.

The first punch smashed the light wall into pieces the moment it touched the wall. After all, what he was stepping on was a mist field instead of a spiritual field, and there was no way to strengthen the strength of his telekinesis. Sylveon's telekinesis was very strong, but after all, it was no match for the Dragonite that Qianli had worked hard to cultivate.

The moment the light wall was shattered by a punch, the little bag dragon followed closely and punched with full momentum. This time, Sylveon barely moved its tentacles to form a barrier in front of it. When the fist touched the barrier, there was a loud bang...

With his naked eyes, Lowe could see a circle of air waves erupting from behind Sylveon, quickly tearing a terrifying groove on the ground. Fortunately, Sylveon himself did not seem to be seriously injured.

After all, as a fighting skill, Sylveon has relative resistance to Enhanced Punch, and Dragonite itself does not have any fighting-type damage bonus.

Moreover, the attributes of the small bag dragon are not as good as the big bag dragon, so naturally the damage of this punch alone is not enough to threaten Fairy Eevee, making her lose her combat power instantly...

However, although the first punch was blocked by the light wall, the second punch still hit. As the additional effect of the enhanced punch was triggered, the Tasmanian Dragon instantly increased its physical attack by one stage.

The most terrifying thing about the parent-child love bag dragon is that all its attacks will be divided into two stages. Although the power of the second stage of the attack is only one-fourth of the normal power, it is because the attributes of the small bag dragon are indeed not as good as the big bag dragon.

But the permanent damage increase of one quarter is already terrifying. After all, if the damage is directly doubled, will others still play?

The most terrifying thing about this feature is that the additional effects can also be judged in two stages. The defense reduction of Bite, the flinching of Rockfall, and at this moment, the enhanced punch used by Tasmania will also increase the physical attack by two stages!

That is equivalent to the power of a sword dance, and as a strengthening skill, sword dance itself will waste a round of time. You must choose the right time to use it, otherwise it is easy to be killed on the spot because of a big move from the other side while you are strengthening.

In turn-based games, the timing of applying buffs and recovering health is a science. If you master it well, you can take advantage of every opportunity and expand your advantage by snowballing.

If you don't master it well, it is very likely that a buff has just been applied on this side, and the other side has been washed out, or a blood has just been recovered on this side, and the recovered blood has been spit out by a big move on this side.

A good balance between offense and defense is one of the essences of the turn-based game, but because of the nature of parent-child love, skills such as enhanced punches have become a combination of attack and buff.

Not only is it equivalent to getting a Sword Dance for free, but it can also deal damage at the same time, perfectly combining buffing and dealing damage together...

"..."

If you continue to let Dragonite brush up its attributes, the pressure will continue to be passed on to the next Pokémon that appears. If you replace your opponent here, it may also leave room for the opponent to continue to strengthen.

In short, since the opponent is getting close to you and has enhanced punching attributes, we should keep some distance and not give him a chance to get close.

"A flash of lightning!"

Sylveon's speed was still not as fast as that of Dragonite, so it could only rely on its skills to try to distance itself from the other party. During the action, a series of light walls appeared between the two. Lowe tried to use the light walls and Lightning Flash to block the opponent's attack, but...

"……earthquake!"

Without showing any mercy, Qianli directly gave up the tactic of chasing. The Tasmanian Dragon stomped its foot hard on the ground. Even Lowe, who was not on the stage, could clearly feel a tremor under his feet at that moment.

This earthquake, after strengthening the physical attack, directly stirred up a series of shock waves throughout the entire field. The violent vibration instantly shattered the arranged light wall, and even the pink aura covering the entire field was dissipated because of the earthquake.

"..."

Lowe immediately felt the pressure. The opponent's offensive swept the entire field in an instant. The big and small dragons cooperated with each other, continuously shaking the ground and causing continuous earthquakes that suppressed the field. Fairy Eevee could only rely on telekinesis to soar into the air and avoid the shock of the earthquake in mid-air.

However, the other side obviously also has means to deal with flying in the sky...

The earthquake stirred up piece after piece of broken rock, which was blown into the sky by the Tasmanian Dragon with a wave of its hand. The flying broken rock, wrapped in a fierce momentum and an aura visible to the naked eye, fell down again.

It was the earthquake and the rockslide that blocked Lowe's retreat route from top to bottom. When Lowe saw this scene, he knew that he could not stop this wave with the firepower of Fairy Eevee.

If that's the case...

no way……

"……meditation!"

The attacks from both sides were about to merge. Knowing that he could not avoid this wave, Lowe simply let Fairy Eevee give up defense and started meditating directly in the gap.

He relied on meditation to improve his special attack and special defense. Of course, in this situation, even if Sylveon improved his special attack, he couldn't break through the attack of the opposite Dragonite, and what Lowe had to do was the last thing.

The offensive was unified, and the falling rocks flew and hit Sylveon, who also used this wave of hard top attacks to start meditation and improve his attributes.

The second wave of rockslide has already fallen. If the previous enhanced punch from Dragonite did not cause too much damage to Sylveon, then the damage from this wave of rockslide has already exceeded Sylveon's endurance limit.

No matter what, she couldn't take the second wave of rockslides. Knowing that Sylveon had no energy left to participate in the next duel, Lowe raised his hand and took out the second Poké Ball from his waist, and Sylveon also used its last skill before being engulfed by the attack...

...baton!

The alternating white light enveloped Sylveon, and the audience in the stands were also nervous. After all, Sylveon's image was there, and seeing a cute creature get hurt would more or less arouse some sympathy.

But this is a Pokémon battle, and just when my heart was hanging in the air, the second wave of rockslide came crashing down.

At the last moment, Sylveon's body was covered in white light, and immediately afterwards, the rockfall that was about to fall was instantly stopped...

Baton, this is a skill that can replace oneself and pass on the enhanced status to the next companion at the same time.

As the name of the skill suggests, it passes everything it has to the next partner, gaining the Sylveon Meditation effect, and the second Pokémon of Lowe who appeared next...

The falling rock suddenly stopped in mid-air, and the super-powered queen in a white dress appeared...

...Gardevoir, here we go!

Chapter 199 Relay Tactics

After receiving the last meditation from Sylveon, Gardevoir was able to go on the field with special attack enhancement. Facing the second incoming rockfall, it raised its hand and controlled it directly with the enhanced telekinesis.

"The efforts of our fallen comrades will never be in vain. Every bit of strength they put in is laying the foundation for the final victory. This is our 'legacy'!"

Luo Wei did not forget that in addition to the duel, he also had to participate in the qualifying round of the gorgeous competition, and the theme Luo Wei chose this time was "inheritance"...

The duel between father and son, the transmission of will, this is of course very consistent with the theme of "inheritance", but if it were just that, it would only be considered to be just right.

What Lowe has to do is not to simply put on the theme of "inheritance" and consider it relevant, but what he has to do is to integrate the theme of "inheritance" into his entire tactics!