Pokemon’s Fifth Elite

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Dawn and Brock were so excited to see this scene that Ash Encore, Miya, Moa and Candice also shouted that Snorlax is so cool.

You should know that Purugly made a move to avoid, but Snorlax unexpectedly predicted Purugly’s position and punched Purugly flying.

On the field, Snorlax even turned his head and waved to Ash, seemingly not affected by Toxic at all.

The commentator excitedly praised Snorlax’s shocking power.

Ash opponent’s second Pokemon is Hariyama of Fighting Type, which just restrains Snorlax’s Normal Type.

Given that Snorlax was hit by Toxic, Ash had no head iron and chose to replace it.

When Ash’s second Pokemon appeared on the court, Luther couldn’t help but corner of mouth twitching.

After Dawn and Miya took Pokédex and scanned Muk’s information, their expressions were also green: “Ash also has such Pokemon…”

Brock chuckled a few times and recalled the scene when Ash subdued Muk…

The scene of being chased by dozens of Grimers, Brock really wanted to forget it.

As soon as Muk got out of Poké Ball, he directly threw down Ash, completely ignoring the opponent on the battlefield.

Luther has always felt that if you have to select Ash’s Pokemon based on the degree of stickiness, then the 1st place must be Muk not running…

Ash coaxed for a while, until the referee warned that he would lose if he didn’t enter the arena, and Muk crawled into the battle arena.

To know whether a Muk is qualified or not, apart from looking at the sticky skin on the surface, the rest is the smell.

When Ash’s Muk released his controlled Stench breath, Hariyama’s face in the opponent was obviously changed.

It is far away from the battlefield, but does not affect the empathy of Luther and the others. Ash is obviously also pretending to be calm. It can be seen that Muk’s condition is so good that Ash is unacceptable.

How did Professor Oak raise this Muk? Hariyama was trembling when the fight was not started. Is this just to persuade him to leave?

“As a Fighting Type Pokemon, Willpower is very weak. I can’t stand it even to this level. It seems Ash has won.”

The result of the battle also confirmed that Luther’s words were correct.

Muk launched the Sludge Bomb at Hariyama. Hariyama, who was directed to resist the attack and then use Arm Thrust, took the damage and rushed directly.

Huge slaps hit Muk’s soft muddy body one after another. After being beaten, Muk even showed a disdainful expression at Hariyama.

Hariyama did not stop and continued to attack Muk.

After Bulk Up, using Force Palm and Arm Thrust, Hariyama looked terrifying, as if trying to beat the contemptuous color on Muk’s face.

However, even after Bulk Up, Hariyama’s Ability still made Muk unresponsive.

The most amazing thing is that Ash seems to have stopped directing Muk.

“What’s wrong with Ash, why not take the opportunity to attack Hariyama?” Dawn asked anxiously.

When Ash saw Muk being beaten, a relaxed expression of controlling the situation appeared on his face.

“Should…” Brock gave Luther a glance.

Luther also thought of something.

At the Caelus restaurant, Eitole taught how to consume the opponent’s physical strength during the battle and win with one blow. At the same time, he also taught Ash how to judge the opponent’s Pokemon’s physical state and weakness in sports.

Hariyama’s Force Palm is so powerful that this palm hit Muk’s body, making Muk’s body look a little longer and his back bulged.

“Ash player’s Muk is really too terrifying, and he just endured Hariyama’s attack unwaveringly and without fear. Although I don’t know why Ash player did not counterattack, but…”

Before the explanation was finished, Ash raised his hand at the back palm of Hariyama Force Palm and pointed at Hariyama: “Use Sludge Bomb against the abdomen.”

Muk, who was hit in the air, launched his own Ability with a grinning smile. Hariyama, who was still recruiting, was caught off guard and was hit by Sludge Bomb.

Hariyama’s Trainer just wanted Hariyama to attack the unstable Muk in Smack Down, but found that Hariyama “hong” the ground and fell to the ground.

Sure enough, Ash is actually using the opponent of the competition to practice his hands.

Usually 4 people practice in pairs, everyone is False Swipe, some skills are limited to chat, and there have never been too many practical opportunities.

After Ash did not find any time to compete with other Trainers, he went straight to the Lily of the Valley Conference qualifier stage.

Simply, practice hands in the game.

Snorlax and Muk 2 are just Pokemon that is tough, extremely resistant and extremely capable of hitting. This is also in line with Ash’s mentality. While being beaten, he practiced, but he must be guaranteed to win.

In this case, wouldn’t Ash’s last Pokemon be Kingler?

Sure enough, Ash called Muk back, but Muk was unwilling to return to the ball and stuck directly to Ash’s side, and Ash had to let him go.

The last Pokemon released by the opponent is Tangrowth of Grass Type.

And Ash’s last Pokemon is indeed Kingler.

Attribute being restrained is like a familiar feeling to Ash at home. The scene is really exaggerated, and the commentary is a bit stuttered.

Kingler used Crabhammer to hammer Energy Ball back into Tangrowth’s face like ping-pong.

Tangrowth’s Vine Whip was directly pinched off by the big pliers before it reached Kingler’s face. Ash did not attack, but the unilateral attack of Attribute’s advantage did not hit Kingler even once.

Although Tobias taught everyone how to engage in opponent Trainer mentality, Luther remembers Ash said at the time that he was more looking forward to dignified positive points.

But in this situation…Ash, are you really not having the mentality of the poor Trainer opposite?

The opposing team was so annoyed to give orders with a roar. If he could help out, it is estimated that the Trainer would have already beaten Kingler on his claw.

Fortunately, this cruel situation was over. As Tangrowth fired another Energy Ball and was hit by Crabhammer, Ash also found an entry point and used X-Scissor to hit the spot.

The commentary should be very tiring, and Ash’s speaking of which is not easy.

The scene seemed to be passively beaten, and then the next second, his opponent Pokemon died suddenly, which caused the commentator to be beaten in the face twice.

Luther took a look at Ash’s expression, and was sure that he did not deliberately engage in a mentality, he was really trying his best to hone his skills.

Looking at the downcast Trainer on the playing field, Luther could only secretly wish him better luck in the future.

In the preparation lounge, Eitole looked at Tobias.

Tobias naturally knew what Eitole wanted to say, and quickly explained: “This is Ash who wants to hone his lineup, so 3 Pokemon was used in the 3 battle. The mentality of engaging people is just an accidental product and has nothing to do with me.”