His words struck a chord with more than ninety percent of the audience.
Indeed.
With a move as uncommon as "Black Mist" and a Pokémon as rarely seen as Honchkrow, who could possibly recall all its techniques?
Is this the power of the "Tactical Master"?
Let's not talk about the impact of the Fairy Type.
Just from Natsuhiko's predictions alone, his understanding of tactics can earn him a lot of fans.
"Togekiss, Fairy Wind, blow it away!"
Avoid the "Black Mist."
Natsuhiko also breathed a sigh of relief.
Thank goodness.
Thankfully, he did not underestimate Morden from the start to the end.
Considering the three Pokémon Morden has deployed.
The rock-scattering Krookodile, Sableye with "Prankster's Heart," and now the Honchkrow with "Black Mist"...
He's indeed targeting Natsuhiko's tactics at every turn!
Some people seem lazy and indifferent on the surface, but secretly think about how to counter you!
"Togepi!"
Togekiss also let out a sigh of relief.
Thanks to Natsuhiko's reminder, otherwise it would have fallen into the trap just now.
A capable Trainer greatly influences the battle.
Togekiss's eyes showed a hint of anger, the corners of its mouth puffed.
Almost got duped!
Thus, the power of its wing flapping increased.
In the storm, mixed with a large amount of pink sparkling dust, not only successfully dispersed the black mist but also dealt considerable damage to Honchkrow.
Morden on the opposite side fell into silence.
Honestly.
This tactic was completely predicted by Natsuhiko, something he had not foreseen.
In this light, the title of "Tactical Master" is truly not just an empty boast.... Morden shook his head in thought.
"Togekiss, Magic Shimmer."
Another dazzling pink radiance, accompanied by glaring haze, struck Honchkrow.
Without a doubt.
With the Special Attack boost Togekiss received, Dark Type Pokémon, being countered by its attributes, can hardly withstand it.
Moreover, considering this Honchkrow, it serves more of a functional purpose and lacks the strength of the previous Krookodile and Sableye.
Boom!!
Honchkrow spiraled down from the air and fell onto the field, making a dull noise.
"Honchkrow is unable to battle, Togekiss has won again! Is there no Pokémon that can stop it?! You must know, Togekiss has already defeated three Pokémon, accomplishing an incredible three-in-a-row victory!"
The host's reminder.
Suddenly brought the audience back to realization.
That's right!
Another three-in-a-row!
Yesterday everyone thought that Beedrill's four-in-a-row win should have been the last hurrah of the tournament.
Yet unexpectedly.
Today Natsuhiko once again demonstrated a three-in-a-row feat for them.
Even.
In its current state, Togekiss is still in great condition, not without a possibility of a four-in-a-row, or even more chances!
Perhaps... going for a five-in-a-row?
Actually, Natsuhiko knew very well.
The reasons Togekiss managed a three-in-a-row were.
Firstly, because of the Fairy Type, neither Morden nor anyone else had enough information on the Fairy Type, making each of Togekiss's attacks surprisingly unexpected, leaving Morden unable to predict.
Secondly, Fairy Type counters Dark Type, much easier than Beedrill's battle against Water Type yesterday.
Thirdly, because Natsuhiko took Morden very seriously, and successfully predicted some of Morden's tactics.
None of the three factors were dispensable.
As for whether it can continue...
Morden ran his fingers through his hair, scratched, showing helplessness on his face, along with a slight but discernible excitement captured by Natsuhiko...
The lazy King of Islands, getting excited?
Then the subsequent battles are hard to predict.
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PS: I tried my best, I really tried my best! Another 16,000 words today, two days in a row! I met everyone's demands, but this battle really couldn't be finished during one chapter because I personally like Morden and didn't want to rush him out.
Considering my continuous 16,000 words for two days, totaling 32,000 words in two days, could I ask for a round of monthly tickets? It's not asking too much, right?