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Chapter 1135 - Chapter 86: I Want to Be a Doctor—Who Approves, Who Opposes? (3-in-1)

It won't be long before, with the financial and technical prowess of the Devon Company, Flint's Pokémon lineup will include a Cradily.

This will undoubtedly make Flint's lineup configuration even more reasonable.

The appearance of the Cradily.

Was beyond Hilona's expectations.

However, after the entangled battle between Gastrodon and Cradily, Hilona roughly understood the shortcomings and weaknesses of this Pokémon.

So she decisively sent out Lucario.

The effect was quite excellent.

Lucario smoothly resolved the Cradily.

At the same time.

Natsuhiko and the others finally witnessed the "Z Move" used under Hilona and Lucario's cooperation.

The Fighting-type "Z Move" was grand and open, but when used by Hilona, it didn't feel out of place at all.

In fact.

It showed a rarely seen "wild" side of the cultured and dignified Hilona.

Extremely attractive.

With the help of the "Z Move," Lucario swiftly and efficiently dispatched the Cradily, even without much consumption.

Thus, it also easily dealt with the Probopass sent out afterward, solidifying Hilona's advantage.

Lucario finally stopped at Lizabeth's Lycanroc's "Double Payback."

Lizabeth's Lycanroc was in its Night Form, skilled in "Taunt" and "Double Payback."

This point had been emphasized by Natsuhiko to Hilona before the match.

But Lizabeth's understanding and use of "Double Payback" were indeed spot on.

Moreover, since Lucario is also a Pokémon that has to fight up close, one careless move led to a heavy hit.

Facing the fierce Lycanroc, Hilona showed a little hesitation.

She finally chose to send out Togekiss, taking advantage in the air.

Using "Air Slash" and its inherent agility, it defeated the Lycanroc.

Then.

The most surprising scene of the entire match appeared afterward.

Lizabeth's fourth Pokémon was an Aggron.

This Pokémon, as long as you have fought Flint, you would have some understanding of.

And Lizabeth's Aggron had exceptional talent.

The truly unexpected moment came when Aggron, relying on its formidable defense, ignored Togekiss's attack to launch a counterattack.

Hilona's Togekiss experienced the "joy" of Natsuhiko's Togekiss.

"Dragon's Fluctuation" bath!

Yes.

Taking advantage of the surprise and unexpectedness brought by a "Dragon's Fluctuation" bath.

Togekiss seized the opportunity and pinned Lizabeth's Aggron to the ground.

After Aggron lost its best chance, it never found another opportunity to turn the tables.

While Togekiss defeating Aggron was surprising and caused a sensation.

What truly kept the audience unsettled was Togekiss's use of the "Dragon's Fluctuation" bath, a move thought to be exclusive to Natsuhiko's Togekiss.

Before this.

This was Natsuhiko's Togekiss's "patent."

But now, this "patent" appeared on Hilona's Togekiss.

Undoubtedly, since Natsuhiko last demonstrated the Fairy Type technique, including the Fairy-Type Z Move, no one questions the reality of the Fairy Type anymore.

What remains highly anticipated is Natsuhiko's claim that the Fairy Energy is scarce but slowly awakening, with Fairy-Type Pokémon gradually emerging.

They are eager to know which other Pokémon are also Fairy-Type.

Because of the precedent set by Natsuhiko's Togekiss, people have witnessed the strength of Fairy-Type Pokémon and are impatient to capture one.

Now.

A new Fairy-Type Pokémon has appeared!

It's Hilona's Togekiss!

This undoubtedly confirmed Natsuhiko's suspicions and theories, making his paper almost without any doubts.

The Fairy Type has since been completely tied to Natsuhiko.

Throughout the Pokemon Realm, Natsuhiko is the undisputed authority on Fairy-Type Pokémon!

And just like those who have become Doctors, he possesses a unique authority.

Even more influential than the authority held by some Doctor figures.

So.

Now, on the internet and in public opinion, a group has emerged speculating, boldly speculating, whether Natsuhiko can establish a doctoral degree using his authority in the Fairy Type.

Although Natsuhiko is young, not yet twenty.

His contributions in the Pokemon Research Community in recent years are also widely acknowledged.

As the "Eevee Expert," the proposer of "Affinity," the evolutionary methods of Steelix and Milotic, and even the previously popular "Egg Group" theory, all bear Natsuhiko's name.

Though the achievements aren't many, each is quite influential.

Combined with this Fairy Type incident.

Whether Natsuhiko can become a Doctor has already split opinions online into two camps.

These two camps are not debating his achievements; his current achievements are definitely enough for a doctoral degree. They are debating Natsuhiko's age.

Being less than twenty years old is indeed very young.

But those discussions shifted and tilted today when Hilona's Togekiss demonstrated its Fairy Type.

Supporters advocating Natsuhiko's becoming a Doctor, for the collective benefit of Trainers regarding the Fairy Type, regained the upper hand.

And they don't yet know, Hilona's Togekiss's awakening to the Fairy Type was achieved with Natsuhiko's help.

It wasn't a natural awakening.

Otherwise, supporters might completely overwhelm the opposition.

After Hilona's Togekiss defeated Lizabeth's Aggron, Hilona had already secured an absolute advantage.

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