I beg you female trainers to give me money even if you lose!

Qinglv continued sending messages.

[Then I played a few games with some Pokémon Trainers, so it's possible that some bystanders watched and uploaded it online.]

[But when I heard the streamer in the video using various Pokémon as examples, I easily thought of Yang Xiying, since you seem to know quite a lot.]

"Thank you for your compliment," Yang Xiying replied with a subtle expression, while the other party continued to reply.

So, is that you in the video? If so, be careful, because this violates the unspoken rules of trainers.

[Because in the general public's perception, the more people know about Pokémon battle techniques, the worse it is?] Yang Xiying can understand this.

It's like the magic in Fate; that stuff is limited, and the more people know about it, the less effective it becomes. So normal people should be more narrow-minded.

"Hmm," Qinglu replied, "Perhaps some people will use this as an opportunity to investigate and disseminate the personal information of tacticians, and then resort to various means."

—Until that guy is completely under control.

That sounds really scary.

Yang Xiying nodded subconsciously. The Pokémon world is glamorous, and living in Pallet Town is the best proof of that.

However, there are still many dark sides to it, and Pokémon hunters are no exception, capturing rare Pokémon and selling them to wealthy people.

And those wealthy people might be the bigger dark side, monopolizing the source of Pokémon and only allowing themselves to possess them...

"Right? If you really are that streamer, I was even planning to get you a 3D dragon," Qinglv said again.

【It is me!】 Yang Xiying sent the message without thinking, and the other side was stunned for a moment.

[...It's that familiar feeling again, you won't do anything without a reason.]

Actually, it's not a problem for me to tell you about making videos, since I do make quite a bit of noise when I'm filming.

Yang Xiying responded that because she needed to do various props and role-playing, she also needed the help of the townspeople to collect materials.

This will naturally reach other people's ears, including Nanami, and she might tell Aomori that there's no need to hide it at all.

Although this will cause all sorts of trouble, he is now in Pallet Town, the hometown of Professor Oak, the academic giant of the Pokémon world!

Even the Pokémon League has to give him face; it's said that the road from Pallet Town to Viridian City was specially repaired by the League for him!

So he doesn't need to worry about any potential problems when he does things in Pallet Town; Professor Oak's "OK" is enough!

"So it's true that you're going to get me a 3D dragon?" Yang Xiying suddenly changed the subject at this moment.

Most importantly, it's Porygon! This is an artificial Pokémon created by humans, its entire body made up of data programs.

Although humanity initially intended to use it to realize its dream of flying into outer space, the technology was not mature enough, making it relatively difficult to achieve.

However, its capabilities can still be utilized in network technology—it can be fully digitized and enter electronic devices to roam the Internet.

Simply put, it's a low-end version of Gridman EXE or Radio Lifeform, so having this thing will allow you to better protect yourself online.

So Yang Xiying wanted it, but it was very difficult to obtain because the government needed it, and without a formal position...

Although he was indeed a government employee, he had only been a member for a short time, and they didn't need much advanced computer skills.

Therefore, there is no Porygon. Currently, you can only see one at Professor Oak's house, which is used to maintain the network security of the laboratory.

It cannot be mass-produced; the only way to obtain one is to travel and broaden one's horizons. That way, one might be able to get one.

But he's still holed up in Pallet Town, so the green one is still quite energetic, 3D dragon!

—Whether it's its own design or its use in battles, it has its place!

Since you put it that way, I'll put in even more effort. I've already found a way to get my hands on that thing.

Qinglv replied directly.

As for what I want in return... you just need to produce a few more episodes of Pokémon battle strategy analysis. I want to see how much you can come up with.

"Investment, huh?" Yang Xiying replied, "You seem to have the same inexplicable confidence in me as Mr. Sakaki."

[After all, you're the Pokémon Trainer who defeated me. Although there was an element of luck involved, you know quite a bit about Pokémon.]

"If you become an online teacher and explain all sorts of Pokémon, it will also benefit me," Blue replied again.

[But in return, others will also watch my videos, which is also beneficial to them,] Yang Xiying typed back a few words.

[It doesn't matter. I'm not the kind of person who can win just by relying on intelligence; otherwise, it would be difficult to leave that Crimson guy far behind.]

Most importantly, what I saw and heard during my trip was a little disappointing. I had expected to meet all sorts of powerful trainers...

[As a result, apart from the Gym Leader and a few elite trainers like Red, everyone else was just a weakling, although most of them hadn't started their journey yet due to their age.]

[But Red and I, at their age, already had Pokémon at levels 20 or 30, okay? It's one thing if we haven't even started our journey yet.]

[Some trainers have been out for weeks or even months and still don't understand the basics of Pokémon battles. I'm a newbie trainer and I'm better than them.]

Ask yourself honestly, does someone who carries around level 50 Umbreon and Nidoking around them really look like a newbie trainer?

Seeing Qinglu complaining in the private chat, Yang Xiying also showed a subtle expression. This person really has the nerve to pretend to be a newbie!

[Besides, you and Red probably watch Pokémon battles on TV, right? Haven't you seen plenty of newbie plays in those shows?]

Uh... I thought they were playing an exhibition match to hide their true strength...

Yang Xiying: "..."

[By the way, what Pokémon videos are you planning to make for Giovanni's sponsor?]

P.S.: I made it! There will be more later!

PS: Mega Man Meteor 1 has also been translated into Chinese, but I've already played 3 before, so I'm not used to the controls of the previous game.

Capcom's games really do get harder and harder as you progress through the earlier versions. Monster Hunter is no exception. It's been spoiled by Rise of Kingdoms and all you can play now is XX.

When will you release a new work...?

NO.72 It is not afraid of thunder when flying, nor of earthquakes when underground...

The Pokémon video I made for Giovanni...

The message from Qinglv made Yang Xiying fall into deep thought. The other side's requirements were very simple: ground type, even Nidoking would be fine.

Despite saying that, Yang Xiying always felt that doing so was not a good thing, because Giovanni had already taken Pokémon to a whole new level.

The forced Life Orb in this world, Nidoking, was Giovanni's creation, which led to the Pokémon's battle style gradually shifting towards special attacks.

So, if you really want him to say something, there's not much to say. His understanding of Nidoran is simply attack, attack, and attack some more!

Therefore, if he were to create Nidoking again, it would be somewhat similar to something else, and even if Giovanni didn't say it, other viewers would point fingers at him and say so.

Hey, isn't this a tactic developed by Mr. Sakaki? I didn't expect it to have gone viral so far. Remember to cite the source next time.

Therefore, he needs to make a Ground-type Pokémon that Giovanni might not use, which requires choosing one based on the opponent's team composition.

Giovanni's battles have also been adapted for the big screen, featuring several Pokémon, including Nidoking, which is a signature Pokémon.

Although she's supposedly paired with Nidoking, her egg group is the unknown Nidoqueen, followed by Dugtrio, Rhyperior, Golem...

These are mostly Ground-type Pokémon that appear in most areas, and they all share a common characteristic: they are very aggressive.

So strong that they don't even need to defend, since only Nidoran, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Golem have defensive capabilities in this lineup.

Among them, the Ironhide Raptor has a very low Special Defense, making it easy for Water and Grass-type Pokémon to defeat it.

So, could I focus on Ground-type Pokémon that emphasize defense and survival? Gliscor, Hippowdon, and Gastrodon all seem pretty good...

[...I still need to look up some information about this.] Although I am somewhat resistant to Sakaki, he is, after all, the other party's benefactor.

Naturally, it has to be taken seriously, so the selection of video material cannot be perfunctory. Before making the custom video for Sakaki, he also has to do other things.

Hearing that a group of people took Rattata to challenge a gym and got beaten by Rhyperior made me a little nervous.

Therefore, the second video will focus on a Pokémon that is more of a support Pokémon, and will also talk about Pokémon team composition strategies.

—Pokémon in the same team should at least be able to complement and reinforce each other.

"Is that so?" Qinglu responded, and then moved on to other topics, such as his recent travel experiences.

He has now obtained his third badge, and Crimson is following in his footsteps. He also heard that Leaf has obtained a badge.

All I can say is that everyone's progress was just as smooth as my life in Pallet Town, and time passed by slowly.

During this period, Yang Xiying put more effort into managing her video website account and soon released her favorite Pokémon episodes 2, 3, and 4.

The Pokémon types are all based on knowledge points that weren't covered much in the early stages, and are introduced as supplements.

For example, when pairing Radamanthys with a team, although he can deal high damage with a decent setup, he just feels like he's only at the last minute in some aspects.

Especially speed, and to improve that, you can try to use moves to increase speed. Yang Xiying's idea is to use the wind.

This move doubles a Pokémon's speed for a certain period of time! And any Pokémon that can fly can learn this move.

Whether it's Pidgeot, Finch, or even Zubat, these are all Pokémon that are easy to encounter.

Yang Xiying recommends the big-billed bird and the big-billed bat, even though they don't look very appealing and people are generally averse to them.

But no matter what, it's still better than Pidgeot. Finch's base stats are more balanced than Pidgeot's, and its ability is also more useful than Pidgeot's.

—Unless Pidgeot Mega Evolves, it will never be as good as Finch.

Zubat evolves into Crobat, which boasts a Speed ​​stat that most Pokémon can only dream of.

They are best suited for driving with the wind at your back. Of course, Lada also has the disadvantage of being fragile, which is where other support vehicles can be used.

Take Butterfree for example. It has compound eyes and can also produce hypnotic powder, which can be a great help to its teammates.

For example, you can enhance the moves of your partner Pokémon and then use the move Baton Pass. Baton Pass allows you to switch Pokémon with your partner Pokémon.

Then that Pokémon will also inherit the Pokémon's ability to enhance itself; simply put, it will level up by the same amount as the Pokémon's ability.

This eliminates concerns about Rattata's fragility, especially with Baton Pass boosts; you just need to catch a Pokémon that meets these conditions.

Yang Xiying's top recommendation is Aiolyte, yes, the same Aiolyte he praised as a mascot.

It not only takes the baton, but it can even coil up and do a thorough cleaning, making it the most suitable example of a baton-taking routine.

While passing the baton to Rattata has a certain appeal in terms of the camaraderie between the protagonists and antagonists, it has also been criticized by viewers who believe that there are better alternatives for these Pokémon.

Yang Xiying did not deny this point. The Finch could be replaced with a Crobat, and the Butterfree could be replaced with a Variegated Butterfly.

Ootengu could be replaced with Iron-Faced Ninja, but if he's talking about these things, then Radamanthys could be replaced with Swellow.

Therefore, Yang Xiying could only acknowledge that they were good at applying what they learned to other situations, and that this was a good thing!

They really listened to my understanding of Pokémon, and because of this, Teacher Ge's popularity in BYN is getting higher and higher!

Not only can you learn some fun and interesting combat knowledge, but you can also see this person's amazing role-playing skills, each one is incredible!

Take the Big-Toothed Sparrow for example; the bird he played actually flew, though mostly gliding, but it was still amazing enough.

What was most surprising was the scene where he spun around, mimicking a toucan using a straight drill to smash through a large rock.

The group of people were all shouting "Yan Guo Kung Fu!" (a Chinese internet slang term for kung fu), and that's why they had the patience to wait for the Pokémon explanations they wanted to see.

And this came soon after: a tutorial on one of the Ground-type Pokémons, a tutorial that everyone wanted to see.

Then they saw a bat-like creature, similar to a giant beak bat, but only its wings and head.

Its arms and tail resemble those of a scorpion, and the tail is still hanging from a branch. Teacher Pigeon is talking to them upside down.

"Genius attributes: Earth and Flight, fearless of earthquakes and thunder, poisonous feathers and scorpion tail, I'll take you on a test of patience."

"—Gliscor, my favorite Pokémon!"

That's right, Yang Xiying is going to talk about a Pokémon that can fly without fear of thunder and burrow underground without fear of earthquakes.

—It's a very popular Pokémon in his world.

"First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Giovanni for giving me this opportunity to explain Ground-type Pokémon, but talking about Nidoking and the like feels a bit like showing off my limited skills in front of an expert."

"So this time I'll step aside and talk about Gliscor, a Ground-type Pokémon that's relatively rare in the Kanto region."

"Like most Ground-type Pokémon, it has a base Defense stat total of over 100, and its Attack stat is only 5 points lower than Diglett's."

"It seems similar to a typical ground attribute, but it's a composite attribute, combining ground and flight. My assessment of it is noble..."

PS: How can there be such a handsome and adorable newborn Scorpio King?