Pokemon: This Ash Is Too Versatile-Chapter 684 - 367: Complete Suppression—Flying Pikachu, Who Else Can’t Fly?!
Special is it Pikachu or Ash’s hat? Of course not, the special one must be Ash!
If Pikachu hadn’t met Ash, it might have just been an ordinary Pikachu. Their encounter caused a chemical reaction, giving Pikachu powers and potential far beyond the typical Pikachu.
Ash’s hat is the same way; why is this form called a Partner Form? It’s because this power relies on the bond between the two, and the hat is just a medium between them.
So, all the miraculous things happening now should be attributed to Ash.
"That’s true; if it hadn’t been for Ash, such strange things might not have happened. Ash... is truly amazing!" Serena said with admiration and awe.
This isn’t about how powerful Ash is anymore but about—magic!
Only these two words can sum up what happens to Ash. The more you understand Ash, the more you find the things Ash can do as a Trainer are incredible. Things normal Trainers can do, Ash can do too, and things ordinary Trainers can’t do, Ash can still do!
The longer the journey, the deeper Serena’s admiration for Ash, and the deeper the pit—she feels herself growing further from Ash, because admiration is the furthest distance from understanding.
Just as Serena was indulging in random thoughts, Ash launched another attack!
"Pikachu, Zippy Zap!" At Ash’s command, Pikachu, which was slightly curled due to the reaction from Volt Tackle, suddenly expanded its body, once again cloaked in a layer of electricity.
Suicune was already back on its feet. Not to mention other aspects, a Legendary Beast’s endurance is definitely world-class. Regardless of the type of Legendary Beast, they all share one common trait: their health bars are exceptionally thick!
If it were a normal Water Type Champion Advanced Pokemon, that Volt Tackle just now, if not rendering it incapable of battling, would definitely have dealt it a strong blow. But now, aside from superficial injuries, Suicune seems practically unscathed.
Being physically mighty indeed allows one to act recklessly!
As Pikachu’s body flickered with golden electric light, Suicune’s expression became even more serious. This move looked similar to the last one but was much weaker in power; what to do? Use Whirlpool to block again?
If going by the apparent power Suicune felt, then Whirlpool could certainly block this attack. The previous Volt Tackle was only one rank stronger than Whirlpool, and this move now is definitely not breaking through Whirlpool.
But Suicune sensed that this move was not as simple as it appeared, so Suicune decided in less than a tenth of a second—not to defend!
"Uhh!!" A clear growl sounded, and Suicune’s body glowed a faint blue, as an invisible power swiftly rushed towards Pikachu—Extrasensory!
Extrasensory is a Superpower skill; if it hits the opponent, it can directly control them, invading their body with superpower, and dealing both mental and physical damage.
This may not be Suicune’s innate skill, but Suicune has used this move more than its own skills. Many times, Superpower skills are very convenient, especially for a Legendary creature like Suicune, as they are almost essential when appearing before humans.
Upon first contact, Suicune already understood that this Pikachu’s speed is extraordinarily fast!
Even if some mystical force raised its level up, theoretically its level was still quite inferior, yet Pikachu’s speed is not only on par with speed-type Champion Advanced Pokemon, but its attacks are absurdly strong.
So Suicune decided to first use Extrasensory to control the opponent, then use Hydro Pump to deal damage to them!
After this combo, it is estimated Pikachu would be sent reeling!
However, expectations are beautiful; reality is harsh. Extrasensory, in almost less than a second, reached right in front of Pikachu, but the invisible power passed straight through Pikachu!
Suicune was momentarily stunned, then suddenly realized—it was Pikachu’s afterimage left behind, and the real Pikachu had already...
"Pika Pika!!" A cute growl directly raised Suicune’s fur on end!
"Fizz!!" Pikachu struck Suicune’s back with Zippy Zap from above; Suicune’s body instantly buckled, and in a brief moment, Suicune even felt its spine might have been broken.
The power of this move wasn’t very strong, yet it hit exactly at the vulnerable spot. Every Pokemon, even the strongest Tier One God, has weaknesses, and not just in one place.
The higher the level, the fewer weaknesses a Pokemon has, and Divine Domain-level Pokemon have maybe only two or three weak spots left, and hitting them is extremely difficult.
Once hitting the weak spot, the skill’s damage is multiplied, and all self-enhancing defenses fail. Besides luck, there are skills that increase the chance of hitting a weak spot, which guide an attacker’s moves to hit the opponent’s weakness.
