Challenge Pokemon Violet Monotype Run (Psychic)

[DetectiveTogekiss]

League Trainers: Canyon Biome (4)

What's wrong with this cave? Why is everyone so concerned about becoming an Elite Four member? Just ask Drayton nicely.

Do you see a pattern in the way I start these battles? That's right, Linguine and Fettuccine seem like a safe pair to lead with.

How is Magnezone holding an Air Balloon, and how many balloons does it take to lift this magnetic UFO?

Magnezone started the battle with a Protect. What if I'm just throwing hamburgers at your face? Are you protecting that too?

Anyways, that give Fettuccine the perfect timing to put up a Light Screen. No UFOs can gleam through this.

Expanding Force was supposed to expand on both our opponents in the Psychic Terrain, but Magnezone protected itself. So, we'll be targeting the meteor rock.

Hey, you can't copy my homework! I suppose you made some changes, 'cause you put on a different screen than mine.

Minior cracked its shell open, and it revealed its blue core! Which mean, *check notes*, it primarily eats blueberries, grapes and Wailmer.

Oh crud! Minior turned so vioent after it shed its shell. That Stone Edge critical hit was unnecessary, so no thank you.

You know what, I think Magnezone did a great job protecting itself last turn, and I want to see more of those.

Hey, what's the point of protecting yourself after everyone else has moved? Hehehe.

Magnezone protected itself again, but it isn't going to be very effective when I already saw it coming.

If Minior comes from out of space, then it would love getting mashed by some meteor, right? An out-of-world attack, I'd say.

Oh, come on. Didn't I fight a Golurk just a while ago? Why are these things everywhere? This place is definitely haunted.

Fettuccine tried to Play Rough with Golurk, but that was probably not a good idea to mess with a giant ghost.

Rustiche's Meteor Mash also didn't quite knock out Golurk. I guess Golurk didn't come from space.

How is Golurk able to punch Rustiche with fire? It is made of cold clay!

Play Rough and Meteor Mash didn't do the job last time? Just try them out again, and boom, Golurk is done for.

Yikes. Fettuccine got beamed by a Flash Cannon for super effective damage. I guess we are due for some Steely actions after locking Magnezone for Protect for so long.

Screens on both sides are gone. Uh-oh, that means Magnezone's Flash Cannon will shine even brighter, and I hate that.

Oi, is that a Rotom residing in a washing machine? Maybe it can help me clean up my dishes?

Fettuccine is a naughty kid that plays with the washing machine. Let's hope the water won't leak everywhere.

Wait, how does that work? Why did the washing machine burn my precious Pokemon instead of making it wet? This thing is broken!

Rustiche's best option against Magnezone is to slam it with Hammer Arm, but it lost some Speed from hammering so strong.

Well, I already knew this is happening, but it's still sad to see Fettuccine getting shot by a fatal Flash Cannon. Curse you and your magnets.

Rotom blasted Rustiche with a Hydro Pump and made sure it is actually rusting. Of course, supercomputers don't work well after getting soaked.

Bigoli is not what you expect to handle these machines, but his Giga Drain is great at breaking washing machines.

Magnezone tried to short circuit Bigoli, but nope, can't electrify this coconut tree.

Magnezone is capable of reflecting all sorts of attacks with its metal body, but it can't stop Bigolie's Leech Seed.

Ouch! Bigoli could take Thunderbolt but not so much for Flash Cannon. Now its egg heads are getting cooked by UV rays.

Gnocci's Shell Side Arm won't work well on Magnezone, so he has to rely on Liquidation. Don't you wish he's a Water-type Pokemon.

For a second battle in the row, Gnocci took the final blow with his Quick Draw. What a show-off.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

League Trainers: Canyon Biome (5)

Time to find more League Club trainers to battle with. Gosh, I'm sounding like Nemona now, what the heck happened to me?

This time, we'll be experimenting on the Linguine-Caccavelle combo meal. Available here as an exclusive Adige special.

We have to fight against Whimsicott and Cinccino, and Caccavelle already ate a Moonblast at her face.

Cinccino cooked up something for Linguine, but Linguine dodged that skillfully. He's a well-trained butler after all.

As per usual, Linguine's Expanding Force got seasoned by extra flavors thanks to his own terrain.

Caccavelle might be the slowest cell around here, but she landed a finishing blow on Cinccino, which honestly matters more.

Uh-oh. Haxorus definitely looks like it's ready to swallow my Pokemon whole and alive. I don't like that.

Whimsicott is a tiny fluffball, but its Moonblast hits surprisingly strong too. Caccavelle really bit the dust this time.

At least Linguine managed to avenge his partner by expanding on Whimsicott with strong force. And Haxorus is also significantly weakened. Neat.

Well, maybe we shouldn't have pissed Haxorus off, 'cause its Outrage is simply too emotional for Linguine to empathize with.

I lost both of my Pokemon at the same time, so I sent in Rustiche and Gnocci as our second lunch set.

Yikes. Even a defensive Pokemon couldn't take Haxorus' moves. That thing is just too powerful!

Good thing the Psychic Terrain is still on the floor, and Rustiche took advantage of that to knock Haxorus out with Zen Headbutt.

Oh no. It's never good to see an Eelektross coil up. I mean, how am I supposed to catch it and chop its head off now?

I was hoping Gnocci can also slam our foes with Zen Headbutt, but it's a bit hard to aim at a swimming eel.

Don't worry, Rustiche got a much better aiming this time, and its Zen Headbutt will surely be quite helpful against this eel.

Eelektross might've become stronger after using Coil, but it ain't breaking through Rustiche's metal surface anytime soon. Nuh-uh.

Gnocci made up for his embarrassing miss but landing a critical hit with his Shell Side Arm! Gotta shoot where it hurts.

And Eelektross got poisoned from that toxic shot! Ew, now I don't want to eat it.

Darn, I was glad we only had Eelektross left to deal with, but it just refuses to go down.

Oh, come on, Rustiche. I just said you got better aiming today, and you just had to miss your next attack. Of course, I Jynxed myself!

Argh! That gave Eelektross a turn to rest and heal up. Imagine your dish of steamed eels just revitalize and bite you in the mouth. My worst nightmare, for sure.

Gnocci went with his Shell Side Arm again, but it didn't do that well without a critical hit. Those coiled muscles are no joke.

Ok, my Pokemon just keep missing moves but land critical hits afterwards. They sure know how to make this exciting.

Eelektross talks in its sleep! You need to drink fewer coffee and go see a doctor quickly. Like, why do you even try to rest while sleeping?

Gnocci is here to end Eelektross' misery with another Shell Side Arm. That's how fishermen fish nowadays. With a gun on their hands.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

League Trainers: Canyon Biome (6)

My gut feelings tell me there is only one trainer left to fight, and it's this kid outside of Amarys' home.

This is a battle between four Psychic-type Pokemon and two Psychic trainers. Awkward.

This is like having the same meal as the stranger sitting opposite to you. Who eats it better?

Their Meowstic is in charge of defensive support and just put on a Light Screen. Can't say I don't use the same strategy.

Linguine's Expanding Force won't do much to other Psychic-type Pokemon, so he will just scream loudly instead.

Darn it! I feel like using Dark-type moves like Foul Play is a foul play in a battle with Psychic-type Pokemon only.

Well then, I'm also not gonna fight fair. Let's knock off Gothitelle's Chesto Berry. No food to eat for you.

Darn it! It doesn't feel good to be on the receiving end of Expanding Force, even if my Pokemon resist the hit quite well.

Second turn. Linguine still doesn't have any better moves to use, so we'll stick with Hyper Voice.

Gothitelle is still playing foul. At this point, it is about as evil as a Dark-type Pokemon. That's what being able to see future does to you.

Rustiche is our next Pokemon up, and it definitely doesn't care about Expanding Force.

Linguine is still using Hyper Voice, but the Light Screen on the opposite side is soundproof.

Guess who just missed yet another attack? Hint: its name starts with R and ends with an E.

Crud. This Gothitelle is doing so much damage on my Pokemon. Proves that your biggest enemy is yourself.

I trust that Fettuccine can take hits quite well, and indeed, we really do not need to worry about Meowstic's attacks here.

But of course, we need a stronger layer of defense by setting up a Light Screen on our side. Better safe than sorry.

Finally, Rustiche unleashes a Meteor Mash and send Gothitelle back to out of space. Isn't it ironic for an Astral Body Pokemon?

For some reasons, I'm not surprised to see a Reuniclus following that Gothitelle. Too bad Caccavelle is energized enough to meet her friend.

Reuniclus is a healthy cell right now, which will take us a while to wear down. Let's paralyze it to slow it down first.

According to the Pokedex, Meteor Mash has a 90% chance to land. In actual practice, it has a roughly 369% chance to miss.

Reuinclus couldn't move its limbs because it is paralyzed. Gotta eat more calcium-filled meals.

Now that there is no more Light Screen on the opposing side, we might be able to do more damage.

Linguine's Psychic Surge faded away, but Meowstic prefers having the weird battlefield so much it summons the terrain again.

HAHAHA! You fell for the trap! Fettuccine waited for that and asked Meowstic to keep using Psychic Terrain as an encore!

And Rustiche finally got to use its Meteor Mash again. The stars finally align.

Whoopsie. Reuniclus is still stuck because it still can't move its gooey arms. Not so magic guarded now, are you?

Since Meowstic can no longer threaten us, Fettuccine just needs to focus on playing rough on Reuniclus.

Rustiche calculated its hit and connected yet another Meteor Mash. Reuniclus does look like it belongs to space though.

Ouch! Reuniclus finally got to move, and its first hit is a super effective Shadow Ball that almost knocked Rustiche out. How about stay paralyzed for a little longer?

Meowstic is still using Psychic Terrain. Keep going. That's a stellar performance right there.

With another Play Rough and another Meteor Mash, Reuniclus is finally gone. Is that how metabolism works?

We no longer have the Light Screen on, but I think it's now time to go all-out offensive instead of hiding behind a wall.

Wait, where does that Alcremie come from? I thought this a Psychic-only battle. Get that thing out of here with this Play Rough.

Darn it, I was hoping Rustiche can squash this cream cake, but it was too weakened and got cleaned by Dazzling Gleam. Aw, the lights.

Time's up. Meowstic finally realized we weren't here for its swagger moves and stopped its encore.

Meowstic set up a Light Screen yet again. We didn't even take advantage of the few turns it was off.

Fettuccine just really wants to pet the cat, ok? By that, I mean using Play Rough until Meowstic can no longer battle.

Radiatori is here to provide heat support, since we're baking a cake next. Using Psyshock is just the first step listed on the cookbook.

Dazzling Gleam is not going to do much to us, since Radiatori does not believe in fairy tales.

This is not the recommended the way to eat a cake, but I'll allow Fettuccine to just slam Alcremie with Play Rough.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Don't Steel My Lunch! (1)

Yup. I've beaten every regular trainer in the Canyon Biome. Time to eat some Blueberry Points.

Meteor Beam goes perfectly well with our new meteor mashing friend, but I don't think I'll need this.

You know what time it is? Time for Amarys, who was not happy to let me join the League Club when I last saw her.

Hmm, Miraidon has the ability to glide, but I don't know if it can support me and my picnic table for a free-roaming flight.

WHAT? Did you just feed Miraidon some crazy vitamins and it can now fly? Why don't you give me some of those?

On second thoughts, maybe I don't want to eat mysterious leaves from unknown sources. I'll just stick to my Caesar Salad.

Flying was fun but not as fun as making spicy sandwiches after exchanging ingredients with fellow picnickers. Let's try finish the trial and cut to the main course.

Ooh, Amarys seems oddly concerned about Kieran. Did I just smell the scent of romance in the air?

Ok, I was just kidding. Amarys is the type to follow strictly to the rules and refuses a single second of her time.

Then we'll see how quickly Ravioli and Lumache take down fancy Dugtrio and Skarmory.

Amarys uses the classic strategy of Earthquaking Dugtrio alongside a Flying-type Pokemon. Thanks, I hate this.

Skarmory even threw some pointy stones at our side, which means my Pokemon can't come in at full force.

Ravioli is in charge of ionizing Skarmory with a nasty Thunderbolt. She doesn't look that electrified, which is why Amarys was in a shock.

Hey, your stainless steel is looking dirty. How about I ask Lumache to clean it up with some Muddy Water?

This time, I gave Lumache some Leftovers to eat, since I believe she can take care of these steely monsters quite well.

Dugtrio struck with another Earthquake. My Pokemon were still hanging around, but it is getting tough for them.

At least Ravioli got to recover a little bit thanks to her Sitrus Berry. Too bad she couldn't chew that berry for a second time.

Ok, I think we need to stop the opposite attacks. Let's put on a Reflect and block whatever's coming next.

Yes! Lumache is here for a double KO with her Muddy Water. This is like eating a double cheeseburger, and I'll enjoy every bite of it.

Uh-oh. I wasn't expecting Amarys to have a Reuniclus of all things. Not to mention her emperor penguin, which seems to be here to steal Lumache's fishy dessert.

I don't feel very safe right now. I need Lumache to protect herself to see what's going on.

Ravioli gave Empoleon a good old Thunderbolt, which works well on its metal wings but isn't quite enough for a KO.

Ah-ha! Empoleon tried to trip Lumache up with a Grass Knot. I'm so glad she protected her shell.

Oh no, everything starts shaking and I think I'm in a twisted dimension of some sorts. Darn it, of course Reuniclus gave us a headache with its tricks.

Reuinclus is normally a slow blob of goo, but it went quickly to knock Lumache out with Energy Ball under Trick Room. So, this is what Amarys has been planning all along.

Oh, come on! Ravioli hasn't been eating that much, so how did she faint from Grass Knot? She loves eating leaves all the time, and she should've eaten those up.

I took a double kill at my face, so I'll need to send two Pokemon out for revenge. Unfortunately, Rotelle took a hit by stepping on those sneaky pebbles before the turn even started.

But Rotelle got to take advantage of the weird dimension and bugs our opponents with Special Attack drops before they could even move.

Yikes! Empoleon charges a Hydro Pump at Rotelle's mud ball, and it is not looking good for him.

Rotelle took the hit with a tiny chunk of health left, but he got some more back with his Sitrus Berry. Yum yum.

Amarys isn't the only one who builds their team for Earthquake offense! Rustiche can also shake the grounds with no worries, since Rotelle floats with his Telepathy.

Eh? Am I seeing doubles or is Reuinclus just using Trick Room for a second time? Make up your mind!

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Don't Steel My Lunch! (2)

Now that the twisted dimension has been untwisted, Rustiche now goes first with its Earthquake action. Again, Rotelle is not affected at all.

This is why penguins shouldn't have gone flightless. You could've taken those Earthquakes easily.

Now that there is only one target left to hit, Rotelle can go with Bug Buzz instead of Struggle Bug for a stronger damage.

Does having a Reflect matter when your opponents aren't even out yet? We don't even know what's next.

Two things I don't want to see! A fellow Psychic-type Pokemon and an annoying Bug-type Pokemon. Gross!

Welp. It was nice seeing Amarys using another Psychic-type Pokemon, until she decides to turn Metagross into pure steel. I'm not holding back anymore then.

Rustiche will prove itself to be the smarter Metagross on the field anyways, and its analysis shows that using Earthquake is still the best move here.

Ouch. Imagine being a bug and getting knocked out by another bug. Scizor is a meanie that shows no mercy to all kinds of Pokemon.

Obviously, Amarys' Metagross also feels a little competitive to see Rustiche on the field, but I trust that it has no problems taking a few more hits.

Ok, Amarys has brought out her aces, so I also need to pump up my game. How about Cavatelli for a heated battle? Don't mind those stealthy rockies.

Rustiche can no longer use Earthquake freely, so I switch up our strategies. First, we'll be removing Metagross' item with Knock Off.

Cavatelli will be the big gun here, and all he needs is to burn everything up with Heat Wave. I hope you like living in an oven.

It is unfortunate that Scizor has an Occa Berry ready for this situation, as it will surely be a great dish when cooked under high temperature.

Sorry, Metagross, but I already have a better one on my team. I like you better when you are still a psychic user.

Ouch. Cavatelli took a Pounce at his head, which did so much damage even though he isn't weak to Scizor. He also got slower and probably would love to see the dimensions stay twisted.

Cavatelli got to eat his Leftovers, but it's now time to just end things up quickly.

That's it. Rustiche uses its Hammer Arm to crash the metal mantis. Finally, a reliable way to remove this menace.

With Rustiche and Cavatelli on our team, of course Amarys and her Steel-type Pokemon won't be any problems.

Amarys trusts that I will be the one who deals with the League Club chaos, while I'm just here because some strangers asked me to do so.

Let's not tell her that though, not before she told the League Club clerk that I have beaten another Elite Four member. Oh, and a TM for Hard Press.

Drayton is here to congratulate me, but he also knows that I save him for last. Something tells me he's gonna be a tough cookie, too.

Maybe I should pay him a visit. After all, I've eaten so many of his snacks, it's about time I repay him in some ways.

I'll first see what Leif has to say for this. Let's see ...

"Dear Adige,

Good job on clearing the third Elite Trial! I have some good news to share with you too! I got approval from La Primera to set up the 'Leif and co. Monotype Association'! All we have left is to recognize you as an official executive member of the association. I'll tell you what you need to do in person, but for right now, I think you should go visit Perrin as she should have something prepared for you. After that ... let's meet up at the Chargestone Cavern! I have prepared a gift you as well! See ya!

Yours growingly,
Leif

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Iron-Rich

Ok, if I need to talk to Perrin, I better fill up the remaining spots of my Pokedex, which means I gotta upgrade another biome for more wild Pokemon to catch.

Lotty is excellent at catching Pokemon, if hypnotizing wild otters and kidnapping them count as such.

Oshawott seems to be really skilled at eating shellfish. I need to learn more from it, so it'll need to stay in my box for a while.

Well, this is where you can find wild Chimchar, except I already have one who turned into the banana king already.

Cyndaquil is a gentle Pokemon, and I think it'll serve as a great fireplace to warm up my Pokemon.

After what feels like an eternity, I finally filled in 200 pages of the Pokedex. Is this real or is this just a dream?

Now that I got 200 Pokemon in the Blueberry Academy registered, Perrin will share her special tips to me. I hope it's hamburger-related!

Huh, what? Why did Perrin just show two pictures of Area Zero to me? She shouldn't be allowed there!

Wait, that's right. I have never seen these Pokemon before. Are these Iron Pokemon what I should be looking for?

Well, I know for sure where those two Pokemon are hiding in, but do I really want to go back?

Leif did mention that I need approval from Ms. Geeta to join his association. Maybe catching these Iron Pokemon would convince her to do so?

I guess I have no choice but to find those two Pokemon. After all, this is what Leif expects me to do.

Hey, this Pokemon looks like a cyber version of Ferrazzuoli and is absolutely not here last time I visited this place. Think this might be it.

Woah. This metal deer is capable of predicting the future. I think this is a Paradox Pokemon that yield the powers of psychic.

That's right. Iron Crown uses its crown to powers up its blades and cuts everything down. This is like Gallade, but not really.

Well, since it is a Psychic-type Pokemon, Tagliolini will now be part of the team and show us its mighty bladework.

Excuse me. Why does this metal ball have legs and why is it staring at me like it wants me dead?

Ouch. This metal ball has blades so sharp it can even cut through Rustiche's metal body. Took me a few tries to calm it down.

I wasn't expecting a brute and violent Pokemon like Iron Boulder would be a Psychic-type Pokemon, but sure.

Caramelle will also be joining our adventure. Now I see why Leif wants me to find these two.

First things first, every new Pokemon on my team needs to visit Treasure Eatery at least once. Some Soba Noodle Soup will do.

Woah! Caramelle had some noodles, but they weren't enough! Let's feed it some Tera dish while we're at it.

Tagliolini stayed in the warm Area Zero for so long, so I wasn't sure if it can stand the cold. I'm sure it will be fine though.

If Caramelle finds any glaciers blocking its way, it will just cut them down with its rock-hard blades.

I don't know. Does this place feel cold enough to be called polar?

I think this'll be the perfect battle for Tagliolini's and Caramelle's grand debut. Let's put those swords to work!

Caramelle is a direct attacker that simply slices Qwilfish with the sharp rocky blades on its forehead. Be careful touching that poisonous pufferfish though.

Tagliolini prefers long-ranged attacks, but its blades are still sharp enough to cut Duosion down.

I finished what Leif wants me to do, which is just in time as I received his message telling me he has arrived.

Sure, let's head into the cavern, but this time I'll be going in with the entrance from the Polar side.

Oh, Leif is having a battle, maybe I shouldn't interrupt him. Wait, his Pokemon looks so shiny, what the heck?

Excuse me? Leif's Pokemon chopped down Joltik, but its sword was filled with psychic forces. Huh?

"Hey Adige, sorry for that! I was trying to show you my Raisin. I think you'll like it!" Now, I'll have to say I appreciate the names Leif gives to his Pokemon.

"As I said, I want you to be accepted as the vice-chairperson of Leif and Co. Monotype Association, but there are some research works I want you to do first!"

"You'll need to study about how Psychic-type Pokemon live and use their psychic abilities. Among them, Iron Leaves is a rare Pokemon without too much information found, so I want you to work on that."

Leif traded me his Iron Leaves, which is apparently a Paradox Pokemon that can't even be found in Area Zero. Where on earth does this come from then?

Iron Leave is a Grass/Psychic-type Pokemon. I guess it is the perfect bridge between Leif and I. Still shocked he would just give me such a rare Pokemon.

"Just spend some time with Raisin and investigate its habits. I know this is a tough mission, but don't stress out! You still have plenty of things to do before I officially submit your application to La Primera."

"I have also just published some research reports on all Grass-type Pokemon that can be found in Paldea, Kitakami and the Blueberry Academy! You can take a look at them for your reference. I trust that you can deal with this! See ya!"

(The next update will be done on Leif's thread!)

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

A String of Mysteries

Woah, Casunziei, did you take a look at Leif's research papers? He has studied e-ve-ry Grass-type Pokemon. He can be a professor at this point.

Does he expect me to do the same with Psychic-type Pokemon? Who knows forming an academy association would require so much work?

This is so much information I need to spin to make my mind clear. In this particular patch of grass, for no reasons at all.

Uh-oh, I must've spun too fast I'm now seeing things in sepia. Oh, and I am hearing strange music, too.

Hold on, does the beautiful singing come from this Pokemon? Don't think I've seen it around.

Woah! Farfalle was mesmerized by Meloetta's singing, and suddenly, it hit him with Psychic. Huh, does that mean ...

Meloetta performs a Relic Song that is so melodic Farfalle fell asleep. This is so groovy, but Farfalle does not know how to appreciate art.

Wait, did Meloetta change to a fighter costume? Suddenly, I don't want to battle it anymore.

Anyways, it is quite clear Meloetta is a Psychic-type Pokemon, so I caught it and named it Stringozzi.

Stringozzi is probably better at using Hyper Voice than Linguine or Ravioli. Time for a low-fi concert tonight.

With Stringozzi on our team now, I think we can conquer the remaining parts of Chargestone Cavern.

Oh, and I still have Leif's Raisin here. It is a strong Pokemon that is so skilled at using blades in battles.

I love Stringozzi's Relic Song performance, but using it in battle will turn it into something else. Something with low psychic energy.

Hey Caccavelle, you don't have a heart on your head, but don't worry, we still heart you.

We made it to the Polar Biome, and the weather is getting more bizarre. There is snow, rain and thunder all at the same time.

Woah, watch your mouth. Fettuccine has been gaining weight, but you shouldn't call it plump and little just because of that.

I found the Polar Plaza, but I'm not doing anything here yet. When I get ready one day, I'll be battling Drayton here.

Ew! I can't be having picnics here, if my sandwiches get frozen the moment I take them out. I eat all sorts of things but not rocks.

It's getting colder and colder. I wonder if that has anything to do with the creepy ghosts lurking around.

How do Water-type Pokemon function here, if even water gets frozen? For that matter, can I still find delicious sashimi to eat?

Aww, this is a family reunion between Caccavelle and an opposing Duosion. Metang will need to wait for Rustiche's arrival.

Sorry, but we can't stay in this heartwarming moment forever. Let's knock it off and move on.

Nah, let's just vibe here while the battlefield gets weird. This is a true Psychic party.

Tell me! What did you eat here? Mashed potatoes? That's a certified classic for a cold day.

The second Metang we needed to fight today. Let's not pay attention to Porygon, which is trying to blend in by copying Casunziei's Synchronize power.

The good thing about battling Psychic-type Pokemon is that I know exactly what they are weak to. Some shadow balls should do the job.

Um, not really, unless you're talking about how a human magician turns into a Psychic-type Pokemon one day.

Oh my lord. I definitely don't like occult mysteries about big giant golems. Get that out of here.

What the heck! Every time I run into a Minior, it explodes within five seconds and hurts my Pokemon!

I hope you enjoy taking your Pokemon and Casunziei out. Are you proud of yourself?

Caccavelle didn't even get to do anything, since her opponents all blew up. I'm glad she managed to sponge the explosion.

The Polar Biome is home to many strong trainers, so it'll take a while to beat everyone. For now, let's just get this Muddy Water TM.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

League Trainers: Polar Biome (1)

I believe I only have the League Club members left to battle. Let's start with the one hanging by the cavern entrance.

This is a battle between three birds and an empathetic butler. Sure, we'll turn the terrain weird, 'cause it won't affect anyone.

Oh, great, we're starting with this shit already. Mandibuzz started by protecting itself. Coward.

Talonflame, on the other hand, went with a more aggressive playstyle and just slammed Penne with Flare Blitz.

Penne's beautiful feathers were burned from the hit. I'm glad Talonflame also gets punished from this.

Hey, this cavern is looking pretty dark. Mind if Linguine lights things up with some Dazzling Gleam? Not that Mandibuzz cares.

Come on, Penne! I needed you to unleash a mighty Hurricane to blow these darn birds away!

Well, it was fun having Penne around, but he went down without being able to do much. Great start, indeed.

Linguine continued with his Dazzling Gleam. Even though Mandibuzz didn't protect itself, it still didn't take much damage. Such a meaty bird.

Darn it. I really don't need Mandibuzz to get even more Defense. It is already really difficult to take down.

Lasagna will come in to aid Linguine. First, he'll clap in front of Talonflame's face to give it a good old flinch.

Then Linguine can safely scream with his Hyper Voice, which finished Talonflame off. That is one less bird to deal with.

Oh, really? Mandibuzz decides to be ultra-annoying by launching itself into the high sky. What am I supposed to do now?

The only things you can eat in the sky are airplane meals, and those definitely do not give you HP recovery.

At least we know Mandibuzz is planning a Fly attack, and Lasagna can put up a Reflect before it strikes.

We have no hope aiming at Mandibuzz this turn, so we'll be focusing on Toucannon with Linguine's Expanding Force.

Nice! Linguine scored big time with Expanding Force and forced Toucannon to swallow its Sitrus Berry. Maybe chew a bit next time.

There it is. Mandibuzz came back down and landed right on Linguine's noggin. Ouch, his brain.

Are you forking for real? Toucannon is also using the Fly tactic. Why can't these birds just chill?

At least Mandibuzz will be on the ground this time, and Lasagna can give it a shocking Thunder Wave.

Linguine can also freely use his Dazzling Gleam, since Mandibuzz is scared of the brightness.

Again? Toucannon also landed on Linguine's head with its Fly. His head is not an airport, I'm telling ya.

*Cough cough* Mandibuzz threw put some rat poison in Lasagna' food, and now he has been poisoned.

Ok, this has taken way too long. Linguine's Psychic Surge has already disappeared, because these birds keep flying.

Just in case Toucannon plans to fly up again, Lasagna paralyzed it to make sure it can spread its wings.

Darn it, Linguine's Hyper Voice was so strong but not enough to finish either of the birds.

Good. Mandibuzz was probably trying something funny, so I'm glad Thunder Wave kicked in.

Wait, you had that all along? Toucannon went for a direct assault this time with Brick Break and cleaned our Reflect.

Time to try our new friend, Stringozzi, out. I'm sure these darn birds won't mind going out with some high notes.

The opening act will be Lasagna's Psychic Noise on Toucannon. Get some popcorns ready, 'cause the show is just about to start.

There we go! Stringozzi's voice is so angelic and alluring there's no way Mandibuzz can keep flying!

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

A Four-Part Tragedy

One day, I was stopped by a League Club Trainer hiding in the cavern path. That is my first mistake.

I'm convinced High Horsepower has a high critical hit chance that the Pokedex just refuses to mention.

Fighting a full team of Pokemon that prey on Psychic-type Pokemon was not fun. Hey, Stelline, would you please rewind time for us?

League Trainers: Polar Biome (2)

It has been 3000 years, but I'm back to defeat you.

This time, I'll be trying my luck with Linguine alongside Sorprese, even though my cute windchime won't be able to absorb the Psychic Terrain.

I don't like seeing Porygon2 and Krookodile together. I must scream really loudly to express my frustration.

Krookodile is a vile crocodile, and I'm actually glad it uses Stealth Rock instead of its dark tricks.

Porygon2 is a Pokemon great at analyzing its opponents, which means that it uses Shadow Ball because it knows Sorprese would hate that.

It might be too late now, but Sorprese will be putting on Light Screen to stop more shadowy balls.

Sorprese will be taking his time to eat some Leftovers and get some good rest. Don't mind him.

Sometimes you gotta make tough choices in Pokemon battles. This time, Linguine chooses to focus on Porygon2 and give Krookodile a free turn by using Expanding Force.

We landed a big hit on Porygon2, but that rubber ducky was holding a Sitrus Berry all along.

Krookodile is now rampaging with its High Horsepower. It targeted Linguine, 'cause Sorprese is too high to take that horsepower.

Come on! Let Linguine breathe for a while! Porygon2 blasted a Tri Attack on Linguine. This is bullying.

Even though Sorprese is normally a peaceful friend-for-all, sometimes he needs to go with fierce attacks just to remove our threats.

Lasagna went on the field and took damage from the pointy stones. He also wasted his turn because his trainer is dumb enough to use Fake Out while the terrain is still filled with psychic energy.

Crud! Lasagna took a High Horsepower at his face and almost got knocked out immediately. Yikes.

I'm glad Sorprese diverts Porygon2's attention and took that Tri Attack like a champ, but that paralysis is so stinky.

Time to put that crocodile to an end. Sorprese blew some Icy Wind and slowed Porygon2 down as well. Finally, something nice for us.

Lasagna isn't that great at using attacks, but his Psychic Noise can hurt your ears really badly. Porygon2 down as well.

I hope one day the entire Blueberry Academy burns, and all of the spiders will be gone. Dreams come true, right?

Golurk is the final foe we need to deal with, but I have Ravioli on my side, and she doesn't believe in ghost stories.

Too bad Ravioli very much believes in bugs, and her tail hoodie can't protect her ears from this brutal Bug Buzz.

Don't worry too much, as Ravioli always hides one of her Sitrus Berries in her pocket. Let's hope Galvantula won't strike again, though.

There we go. Sometimes you need to fight your fears, and Ravioli is here to prove that right by ending that spider.

On the other side of the battle, Golurk breathes some creepy air and send Lasagna to the other dimension. Rest in pepperoni.

I hope this battle will be ending soon, 'cause we lost our weird field already.

Step one, I send Stringozzi out for a Psychic on Golurk's stone-cold body. No songs performance for you.

Step two, Ravioli also unleashes her Psychic, and it's time for Golurk to go back to the shadow realm.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Another Four-Part Tragedy

My dream is to live in a house that is entirely made of chocolate cupcakes. Turns out that was actually another mistake.

We needed to fight a Magnezone that is paralyzing my Pokemon non-stop. If only Sorprese has a move that can heal status conditions for the entire team.

To make things worse, there is also a Scizor on the opposing side. Why are these things everywhere?

We can probably take hits from these two metal titans, but this will take forever. Waiter, please remake my order.

League Trainers: Polar Biome (3)

Wait, your dream is to become an Elite Four member? The first thing you should do is to buy Drayton some snacks. He'll do the rest for you.

I know what a Meowstic can do in battles. That's right, putting Light Screen up with an unstoppable pranking speed.

Our strategy is to use Earthquake while Sorprese floats above the shaking grounds. That's the advantage of quitting your last attempt.

Magnezone decided to zap Sorprese with Thunderbolt this time. At least he didn't get paralyzed from that.

I think this is the perfect weather for Sorprese to whip up an Icy Wind. Meowstic was an agile feline but not anymore.

Rustiche now rules the land and strikes the ground with another Earthquake. We are now in a magnet-free zone.

Meowstic took the Earthquake and ate its Sitrus Berry. I should patent the idea of putting berries on Psychic-type Pokemon, 'cause these people are copying me.

Meowstic went for a regular Psychic on Sorprese, but of course, he took the hit. He isn't scared of other psychics.

I think Meowstic is still a little too fast, so we'll be freezing it over with Icy Wind again.

There it is, the metal mantis. It isn't weak to Rustiche's Earthquake, but it still took some damage. Good.

Scizor then pounced on Rustiche. Good thing its metal body was left unscratched, and it didn't become slower after taking the hit.

I was planning to chill Scizor down a little bit, but it is getting difficult to aim in the snow. Argh, my eyes.

I think a safe way to weaken Scizor is to knock off its held item. It turns out Scizor was just holding a useless sash anyways.

Scizor is still using Pounce. I'm glad it's focusing on Rustiche, 'cause Sorprese would get swept by that.

Scizor doesn't mind taking an Icy Wind thanks to its steel armor, but it still took a speed drop. That's what eating too much ice cream do to your brain.

Time for Rustiche to take out Scizor. Wait, of course, it isn't going to land an attack because of accuracies. Silly me for thinking this would work.

Sorprese can't do too much to Scizor, so he's just sitting here crying. But Scizor was not moved. Not in the slightest.

Welp. I knew this would happen eventually. Sorprese got picked up by a brutal Pounce. He did great already though.

If Scizor wants it the hard way, we will deliver it with Radiatori's Mystical Fire. Scizor is absolutely cooked.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

League Trainers: Polar Biome (4)

Uh-oh, I thought there was no one watching when I took those ice cream cups. Hmm, I need to make sure there is no eyewitness to that. None that is alive, at least.

Oh, an Iono fan. Um, nice meeting you, hahaha. I totally wasn't planning anything sinister.

It has been a while since we last saw Maltagliati or Fileja in action, so let's see how they do against ... a lazy man and a dog. Cool.

Battling a Smeargle is like opening a fridge. You never know what it is packing until it covers itself with Spiky Shield.

Well, I think Slaking is a bigger problem here, so Fileja will be scaring Slaking with a Fake Out.

Smeargle is busy protecting itself, while Slaking flinched from Fake Out. This is the perfect time for Maltagliati to make some fillets. Fillet Away, my dear!

What? Smeargle randomly gained some Defense, just because it is in the mood to do so. Well, I'm feeling hungry, so give me some food!

Since Maltagliati lost some fillet weight, he now strikes with Liquidation before anyone else can move. Too bad Slaking didn't take that much.

If you want a picture of Maltagliati that badly, you could've just asked us nicely. You don't need to make some doodle art.

Hold on. How does Slaking gain Mold Breaker from that? Hold on a second time, does that mean it is no longer slacking off?

Well, we definitely need to remove Slaking as soon as possible. Fileja tried her Psyshock, but that wasn't enough to finish the dirty job.

Ouch. Slaking lashed out with a nasty chop aiming at Fileja's frail throat. Let her swallow her fish biscuits first, ok?

Slaking isn't simply working hard now. It needs to go the extra mile by pumping its attack with a Life Orb. No, thank you.

Thank the lord Maltagliati sends Slaking away with a second Liquidation. Who knows frying fillets would be so beneficial in battles?

Oh, Caramelle is here to help the team out this time. The power of future Pokemon is not to be underestimated, as we saw in Area Zero.

Darn it! Smeargle took a sap at Maltagliati. He didn't take damage, but he lost the attack he gained from cutting his own body!

Oh, come on. This Smeargle is just trying to be annoying now. Is it trying to cosplay as a durian, since it keeps using Spiky Shield?

Maltagliati wants some liquidated eggs, so he slammed Blissey with Liquidation. Maybe frying the eggs with oil would be a better idea.

Caramelle tried to slice through Smeargle's shield, but it only got hurt in the process. Argh!

Blissey is a peaceful Pokemon that prefers not using attacks. I think it would be more peaceful if it also doesn't use Light Screen.

Liquidation is probably still Maltagliati's best option against Blissey, which means we will be having boiled eggs for another turn.

Without any spiky barriers in the way, Caramelle succeeded with its Sacred Sword. Too bad the sword was not sharp enough to cut through Smeargle's Focus Sash.

Blissey blew some Icy Wind to slow our team down. I can't be too mad, because I've been doing the same with Sorprese.

Oh no, Smeargle used Spiky Shield again. What should I do?

First, Maltagliati will be landing the finishing blow on Blissey. The eggs have finally been cracked!

HAHAHA! Sacred Sword couldn't do the job, but Caramelle has a Mighty Cleave that cuts through all kind of protection!

We only have Comfey to deal with now. Caramelle might look like a Fighting-type, but it actually isn't, and it is thus not weak to Draining Kiss.

Maltagliati just keeps swimming with his Liquidation. Comfey took the hit but also had its Defense dropped.

Comfey is a beautiful flower ring, but Caramelle is trying to cut that down with Mighty Cleave. Some people just never understand art.

Darn it! Since Comfey lived the hits with some tiny amount of health left, Maltagliati also needs to take some Draining Kiss. A hake's worst nightmare.

Enough is enough. Maltagliati ended this nonsense with his Psycho Cut. He's definitely the MVP of this match with his Fillet Away tactics.

Oh, we are still talking about the Iono stream? Good, maybe I'll let you go.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

League Trainers: Polar Biome (5)

What kind of challenge are we talking about? Is it the Gummy Bear Challenge or the Chubby Bunny Challenge I saw from JoltikTok?

What kind of challenge involves an icy mouse and a dugong? Is this the newest trend of Porygram?

The Rustiche-Rotelle combo jumbo worked really well last time, so I'll let Rustiche shake the grounds once again.

Yikes! It always hurts when Rotelle gets attacked by Bug-type moves. This is some bug-leech-bug world.

Dewgong looks like it swims in the purest waters, but it can also whip up some Muddy Water. Puke.

Rotelle is just hanging around, and he already took so much damage. Thankfully, he has a Sitrus Berry ready in his mudball.

Now is Rotelle's turn to strike back. Some Earth Power should teach Sandslash why it should stay sandy and slashy.

Seriously? Every time I want to get the battle going, my opponents would just use Protect.

Sandslash already took a bunch of damage last turn, and Rustiche's Bullet Punch finished the job at a bullet speed.

Rotelle can't do anything, since Dewgong protected itself. No matter how loud he screams, his Bug Buzz just won't go through.

Lapras entered the field, and Rustiche welcomed it with a Hammer Arm. Lapras took some damage, while Rustiche ate a speed drop. It's a lose-lose situation.

Dewgong went with Muddy Water again, and I'm still so confused where the mud comes from. They even got into Rotelle's eyes!

Rustiche ate its Sitrus Berry to recover some health. You can't see it here, because its stomach is down below.

Lapras went for some cleaner waves and hit everyone with Surf. When I say everyone, that also includes the Dewgong on the other side.

Rotelle only has 1 HP left, but he is still trying his best to bug the other team with Struggle Bug. Their upcoming attacks should be weakened now.

Well, that Special Attack drop wasn't quite enough, and it took one tiny dew drop to finish Rotelle off.

Since Rustiche slowed itself down, it got cleaned by Surf before being able to anything. Our supercomputer is getting rusty.

I lost two Pokemon in one turn, so I send in Pansotti and Caramelle at the same time. The problem is, Caramelle doesn't like Water-type Pokemon.

Which is why I Terastallized Caramelle and turned it into a true psychic beast. No more dry rocks on its skin!

Caramelle's rocky power is still enough to finish Lapras with a Mighty Cleave. Oops, these things might be going extinct again.

I wasn't expecting Dewgong to suddenly cast a snowstorm out of nowhere, but sure. I'm not complaining.

Pansotti doesn't need Terastallization to power up himself, but his Sludge Bomb should do the dirty work.

Not quite, actually. Dewgong hanged on with some tiny health and managed to eat the snow to recover some more.

Our final opponent is Lanturn. My past unhappy memories came back, and I'm about to cry.

Caramelle's Mighty Cleave can even chop through the sturdiest glacier, so of course Dewgong won't be a problem. Just be careful not to break the ice we're stepping on right now.

Do you know that futuristic boulders are powered up by electricity? Well, Caramelle short circuited and got paralyzed.

Pansotti threw a Sludge Bomb at Lanturn, and he luckily got the poison. This should speed things up a little bit.

Lanturn lit the area up with some confusing rays. Pansotti saw the lights but wasn't confused in the slightest. He just doesn't care.

Caramelle continued with his Mighty Cleave, but Lanturn didn't go down that easily.

Lanturn got some health back thanks to its Sitrus Berry, but it needs some hamburgers to stand a chance against our team.

'Cause Pansotti is just going to bomb Lanturn with some sludge and call it a day!

I found every Polar Biome trainer to battle, and I was rewarded with a Triple Axel. Does that mean I need to practice on the ice here?

Wait, there's more! This is the final biome, so I get some extra prizes in 5 Ability Patches. Um, okay.

I gave a patch to Lasagna, and now he's turned into a Prankster kitty. We'll see how naughty he can get.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Dragon's Blood Punch (1)

Well, the only Elite Four member I haven't battled is Drayton, and it's about time I do so. I'm glad he offered to pay for my entrance fee, but I don't actually need Blueberry Points anymore.

He's right. I wasn't expecting to see a Dragon-type user in the cold biome. Think maybe that's because he likes shaved ice.

Drayton's trial is fairly straightforward. I just need to battle three trainers using Pokemon caught here. This is like a mini Gym.

Battle number one. We showed Rampardos why having a massive Psychic brain is more important than a massive rock head.

And then Caccavelle thought of landing a Thunder on Bastiondon's back to work around its steel-face shield. Clever!

Battle number two, we fought against Sandslash and Dewgong. Hmm, where have I seen this before?

And then this final trainer is an Iono fan. Why do I feel like there is one of her fans everywhere we go? Do they not watch other streamers, like ...?

I'm here to fight the big dragon, so I didn't really spend much time on his underlings. Let's get to the main course, shall we?

I feel like I've known Drayton for so long, but this is actually our first time battling. I wonder what he's like in battles, I can't read his mind!

My final BB League Elite Four started with Lasagna Lumache leading the team against Flygon and Dragonite.

Well, Drayton's dragons are clearly going to be strong offensive foes, so Lasagna put on a Reflect before they get to do anything.

Drayton is also a user of the classic Earthquake strategy. Poor Lasagna and Lumache having to eat such big hits.

Flygon is using a Life Orb to boost its attacks. I see, so this is what Drayton is planning all along.

Dragonite used Ice Spinner on Lasagna. Where did it learn that from? Did Drayton have a date with Grusha?

Well, I should just mind my business, which means I'll be looking at Lasagna's Sitrus Berry meal.

Lumache blew a strong Blizzard on the nasty dragons. That's the power you gain from staying in the fridge for far too long.

Well, since you told me you are a Dragon trainer long long time ago, all you'll be eating are Blizzards.

I guess Dragonite will also be using a Yache Berry to weaken Blizzard. It's like eating hotpots in the winter.

Flygon, on the other hand, didn't take the hit well and just froze over. First point goes to Adige!

Lumache will be taking a small break and eats her Leftovers. I hope Drayton isn't jealous.

This time, I'll be trying some odd psychic powers with Lasagna. He'll control the gravity and make Dragonite crash.

Darn it! Sceptile is here to blow a Leaf Storm on Lumache. She likes eating fish, not leaves!

Dragonite went for Tailwind this time, which means Drayton's team will have a faster speed. Now, eating fast doesn't always mean eating good. I thought Drayton would know this.

Lasagna doesn't care about Tailwind, and he'll be slowing Sceptile down with a Thunder Wave. Hahaha, if only you can use your tail to absorb electricity.

Rustiche might look electrifying, but landing a critical hit Thunder Punch on it is just unfair.

Speaking of electrifying, Lasagna's dirty Thunder Wave trick worked well on Sceptile. He is indeed a little prankster now.

Time for Rustiche's revenge! It turned its four mighty arms into Ice Punches and gave Dragonite the worst brain freeze ever.

Drayton's dragons are probably getting real mad right now, so Lasagna needs to play defense by using Quick Guard to protect the team.

It doesn't really matter, since Dragonite is frozen solid. Combing with the strong gravity we set up, its ice cube should just explode.

Sceptile then chopped Lasagna with X-Scissor. Too bad our Quick Guard couldn't save us from annoying bug moves, but Lasagna still hanged on.

Rustiche gave Dragonite another round of Ice Punch, and all it did was to turn Dragonite's blood into a cup of punch.

Oh no, every time we see Haxorus, something bad is going to happen. It's probably just trying to eat my Pokemon with its tusks.

I think a paralyzed dragon is less threatening than a completely healthy one. Let's try Thunder Wave again.

Here it goes. Haxorus struck everyone around with Earthquake, even though that means Sceptile is also getting hurt. Brutal.

Rustiche took a huge chunk of health, and Lasagna bit the last straw of his spaghetti. Not a good turn for us.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Dragon's Blood Punch (2)

Rustiche is the next one to eat an X-Scissor, but at least it took the hit quite well thanks to its steel armor.

Time for Haxorus to try out Rustiche's Ice Punch. How does it feel to be shocked and frozen at the same time?

We lost our Reflect, while Drayton lost his Tailwind. I guess we're back to square one now. Things can go back really quickly then.

Obviously, if we want to stand a chance against Drayton's dragons, we need to bring our fairy girl, Farfalline, out. She's here to break some molds and some dragon tails.

Farfalline's Moonblast is just unstoppable. Haxorus couldn't even that up and got sent to the moon.

I suppose that means Rustiche will be punching Sceptile with icy fists this time, even though it is not a dragon.

Oh no! I fell for Drayton's Weakness Policy. I knew things are going too well for our team!

Sceptile this time got to use its X-Scissor with boosted attacks. Fortunately, Farfalline still does not care much about that move.

I need Farfalline to stay in the field for as long as possible, so she'll be using her Leftovers to heal her wounds.

The gravity has returned to normal, even though it didn't really affect that much at the end.

Good! Sceptile is probably planning something bad, so I'm glad it got interrupted by its paralysis.

I feel like Rustiche gets washed away by Water-type moves a lot. Well, this time, it fainted to a Hydro super-Pump from Kingdra.

Farfalline will be punishing Sceptile this time, even though it isn't a real dragon. Yeah, its sin is pretending to be a dragon.

Drayton sent out his final Pokemon, which is ... a bridge building? What?

As expected, Drayton will be going all-out with his ace Pokemon. I knew he would Terastallize his bridge monster.

Which is why I also took advantage of the Tera power and gave Cappelletti a third eye on her hat! She looks gorgeous with that.

I'm glad Kingdra isn't pumping water anymore, but why is it using Rain Dance? I thought Drayton likes it snowing.

Our Tera jewels are shining so bright I think we'll need to block the lights with Light Screen.

I was right! Archaludon blasted Farfalline with a Flash Cannon. She would've been a goner if it weren't for that screen.

Cappelletti might've turned into a pure Psychic-type Pokemon, but she can still very much use her Dazzling Gleam to blind our foes.

Archaludon gladly took the hit and built up some Defense thanks to its Stamina. I gotta be careful about that.

Well, Farfalline was already heavily worn-out last round, so it should not be surprising to see her go after taking another hit.

Arachaludon then aimed at Cappelletti with its Flash Cannon. I knew it's a good idea to remove her Fairy power for a while.

Oh crud! Cappelletti took a Special Defense drop from that, which means she'll be taking more next time.

We should focus on we can do first, which is to dazzle our foes again. Kingdra has been safely removed.

Darn it! The downside of Terastallizing is that Cappelletti is now vulnerable to Dragon Pulse. At least she's still hanging on.

She even got to chew on her Sitrus Berry. She's so calm even in a dire situation like this.

Well, Cavatelli has been waiting this entire battle, but all he needs to do is to blow Archaludon away with some Clear Smog.

Yay! I finally beat Drayton, which means I have cleared the entire BB League. Does that make me an official member now? How does this work?

First things first, I need to take a photo evidence with Drayton. Two Vs for the Vanilla Ice Cream we'll be eating after this.

Drayton gave me a TM of Dragon Cheer for my hard work. I heard that using this move will make your apples ripen faster. Should I try?

Duh, stupid me. Of course I'll need to take care of the champion after beating the Elite Four. That's how it worked in Paldea, too.

Which means my next opponent will be Kieran, the upgraded onion Kieran everyone is so scared of.

Why does everyone ask me if I'm friends with Kieran? If you have a crush on him, you should just tell him.

Well, I'm also a witness of Kieran's dramatic change. Will this Champion fight settle all of these down? I don't know.

But an announcement has been made notifying everyone about this match. Uh-oh, does that mean the entire school will be watching us?

(Sorry to leave you hanging here right before the big fight, but I'll be taking a break! I'll be back next week when I have time, bye!)

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

The Ultimate Blueberry (1)

This is the moment we've all be waiting for. I'll have to face Kieran to see who the strongest trainer in Blueberry Academy is.

If I win, I'll officially be the bluest berry of the academy. Of course, I'll try my best to earn that title.

This is the big battle, and we're both using our absolute aces. Let's see how Spirali and Rustiche handle a dragon and a frog.

Kieran is not going down easily, but I'll need to defeat him to join Leif's association.

The Blueberry Academy is a land full of crazy weathers, so it shouldn't be surprising to see Kieran summon rain in our big fight.

To kick off our grand battle, Spirali casted a chilling Icy Wind, which hit Dragonite for big damage except that isn't the main point.

Icy Wind didn't exactly freeze Dragonite over, but it was cold enough to slow the dragon down.

And then Rustiche gave Dragonite an Ice Punch. Dragonite has been safely removed before it can even blink.

Politoed isn't just going to sit around and clap all day. It used Weather Ball to soak Spirali up. I guess it wants some steamed pork loin.

Weather Ball was boosted by the rain, so Spirali had a hard time eating that up. Don't worry, he's still fine.

In fact, Spirali even got his Leftovers ready to recover some of his health. This is gonna be a long battle, trust me.

What? Kieran has a flaming tiger on his team now? That's intimidating, not that Rustiche cares.

Incineroar is clearlyl here to give us nasty close combats, so Spirali needs to put up a Reflect before it's too late.

Rustiche's fists can adapt to different elemental powers if it wants. Now that's what a supercomputer should do.

Welp, Politoed ate its Wacan Berry to weaken our Thunder Punch. Not sure how it works, but eating electric-proof fruits has got to be good for your health, right?

Uh-oh. Incineroar isn't just a regular tiger. It's a mean evil tiger. It immediately sends Spirali away with a Darkest Lariat.

Rustiche is the next one to get blasted by some drizzling Weather Balls. It didn't quite turn to rust yet, thanks to its juicy Sitrus Berry.

I need something to take care of Incineroar, so I thought maybe I'll fight evil with my own evil squid girl, Calamarata.

Calamarata became even stronger after slamming the wrestling tiger. HA! Have a taste of your Superpower.

A good wrestler always has their food ready in the pocket, so I don't blame Kieran for stuffing a Sitrus Berry on Incineroar.

Rustiche needs to zap Politoed with Thunder Punch again. Even though there is no Wacan Berry to absorb the shock, Politoed still didn't go down. Darn it.

Incineroar doesn't want to face Calamarata 1-on-1, so it went against Rustiche with its Darkest Lariat this time. What a coward.

What the heck! Calamarata ate a Weather Ball from Politoed and almost got knocked out. I thought she would like the rainy weather, but I guess not.

Luckily for us, Calamarata still has her Sitrus Berry ready, and she still can muscle through with her super strength.

Well, we should leave the rest to the professional fighter. Farfalle came in and quickly disposed of Incineroar with a clean Sacred Sword.

Since Incineroar's gone, the only face remaining for Calamarata to slam with is Politoed, which actually took the hit.

At least Calamarata got a great workout and is bulking up. That is how you make chewy calamari rings.

Too bad Calamarata still went down to a Weather Ball. That critical hit was not necessary, but it's pissing me off.

I sent in Farfalline next to support her knight, while Kieran has a weird duckling up next.

Politoed gave up on its attacks this time and instead chose to help Porygon-Z out. I don't like where this is going.

Farfalle was trying to ambush Porygon-Z for a sword attack, but the twisty duckling got the upper hand and blew Farfalle away with a hyper Hyper Beam. Oops.

Is that really necessary? At least that means Porygon-Z would be losing health after using attacks.

It's perhaps too late now, but we still need Farfalline to cover our team with a Light Screen.

Great, the rain is finally gone, which means that I can use my trump card, le picnic table.

Ravioli is our last hope already, and I'm glad Porygon-Z is too tired to blast her away.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

The Ultimate Blueberry (2)

I think Politoed has overstayed its welcome, and it's about time Farfalline Moonblasts the frog away.

Ravioli doesn't have the crazy power of Porygon-Z, but her Hyper Voice still did some damage on the twisting duck.

Oh no. We lost our Reflect. Let's hope that Kieran doesn't have another wrestling tiger to send out.

I guess my wish has been satisfied. But I seriously doubt a hairy monster is any better.

See? I told you Grimmsnarl isn't better to deal with. It immediately set up a Reflect. Hmm, do I have any ways to work around that?

Gosh darn it! I was hoping Farfalline would be able to take a Hyper Beam after her Light Screen, but of course Porygon-Z has to land a critical hit and blow through our screen!

Ravioli is our only team member left, and she needs to eat something to thrive. She tore Porygon-Z with her Psychic Fangs, and guess what? Their Reflect is also gone now.

Kieran has the number advantage over me now, but I'm not giving up yet, as long as Ravioli still has the energy to gobble some fruits.

Oh, perfect, right when we start to starve, Kieran sends out his apple dragon. Except this apple dragon seems taller than we last met it.

Woah! Kieran's apple dragon grew several new heads. Does that mean it produces sweeter apple juice too? Oh, and also the Fighting Tera.

HAHAHA! Grimmsnarl thought it can catch Ravioli off-guard with Sucker Punch, but she is always alert with her Armor Tail! Who's the sucker now?

Since Hydrapple has been Terastallized into Fighting-type, Ravioli's Psychic Fangs is extra effective on those apple meat. Yum yum.

I must stay careful though, as Hydrapple will be using Fickle Beam to damage Ravioli, and I can't afford to lose her.

Really? Even though Kieran saw Ravioli tear through Reflect last time, he still had his Grimmsnarl use it again.

Argh! So close! Ravioli's Psychic Fangs were super effective on Hydrapple but not quite enough. We still need a last bite!

Phew. At least Ravioli managed to take another Fickle Beam. I suppose Hydrapple isn't in the mood of killing giraffes.

This is gonna be tough, and Ravioli needs to calm her nerves by eating her Sitrus Berry. Mmm, much better now.

Uh-oh. We also lost our Light Screen, which means that Fickle Beam is going to hurt a lot more now.

Sure, go ahead. Grimmsnarl can keep setting up Reflect, since that won't block Psychic Fangs at all.

Yup! One more Psychic Fangs, and Hydrapple has been crushed into apple sauce. Now it's a single battle.

Grimmsnarl is still using Reflect, but this time Ravioli won't be able to chew that away.

Instead, Ravioli would need to use Hyper Voice, if she wants to hurt Grimmsnarl at all.

We still have time though, as Grimmsnarl relies so much on its Sucker Punch ploy, but it just doesn't work here.

The real sucker punch Kieran didn't see coming is the fact that Ravioli has Iron Head to hit Grimmsnarl with.

Yup, it seems like Kieran's stubbornness on Sucker Punch is going to come back and bite, while Ravioli continues to sing her Hyper Voice.

HAHAHA! Kieran probably doesn't have anything else to use, so he just gave up his Grimmsnarl to Ravioli!

With Grimmsnarl gone, Ravioli is the last one standing, which means ...

I won! I beat Kieran in the champion battle. Oh snap, that makes ME the new champion then?

Uh-oh. I was too focused in the battle, and I didn't quite imagine what would happen next. It seems like Kieran is the same way too.

The Blueberry Elite Four, on the other hand, know what they are doing, as Drayton comes and taunts Kieran after seeing the results.

He also congratulated my new champion status and gave me a gift Master Ball. I was expecting something better, like a free Academy Special.

Meanwhile, Kieran is still having a hard time accepting his defeat. Um, can we have multiple champions, like what they do in Paldea?

As expected, Drayton's taunts did not work well in soothing Kieran's emotions. *sigh* He needs to do more Emotional Spectrum Practice.

Lacey seems to disagree with me being the new champion, because she's a sore loser and still hates me for beating her in the Coastal Biome. Well, screw you too.

Oh, great. We still need to settle all these businesses, and now Ms. Briar is calling us too. What more is awaiting us?

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Suddenly Paldea Again (Cutscenes Only)

I don't know why Ms. Briar called us to the classroom. I don't assume she is taking us to a lunch buffet.

Erm ... thanks Ms. Briar, but please don't make this conversation awkward. Kieran is right next to me.

Woah! Ms. Briar actually managed to get access to Area Zero. This is like having her wish grant true by some magic genie.

We were told there are guests accompanying Ms. Briar, but I wasn't expecting Ms. Geeta and Ms. Rika! That's actually who I need to talk to!

That's right. I think Nemona told Ms. Geeta everything that happened in Area Zero. I hope all the future Pokemon would be gone by now.

Well, I want to ask Ms. Geeta flavor, so it's better to say yes to everything, otherwise she might not let me join Leif's association.

Drayton would be a strong ally to have, but he declined the offer, which means we will be forming a team of four for this expedition.

Oh yes, Ms. Geeta. I have been doing my, wink wink, Paldea Champion best by being a great Pokemon trainer, obviously.

Ms. Rika, on the other hand, gave me a hard time because we went into Area Zero without permissions. Oops.

I'm glad Ms. Geeta is here to save my ass, and I'll be going to Area Zero in an official trip this time.

Ms. Geeta also gave me a mysterious disk as a gift. Now, I'd prefer a basket of ham and buns, since I'll be making sandwiches for four people.

She doesn't even know what purposes the disk serves. Here's hoping it plays cooking videos when inserted in a computer.

Hey, if Ms. Geeta wants some, I'll pick up some potato salad any time of the day. Too bad those things won't store very well on the plane back here.

Hmm, I think if I perform my Champion duty, Ms. Geeta would trust me to help Leif run his association. So, let's make sure we have a safe trip first.

I've always been flying between Paldea and Unova, but this time I got to travel with my classmates. Oh, and my teacher too.

I suppose I'll be taking the lead for our adventure, since I'm the only one who've been to this place. Well, let's see, we'll need to fry some fillets in case we get ambushed by iron penguins again.

Huh, I thought I already found the deepest part of Area Zero where Professor Turo was hiding, but Ms. Briar insists the existence of somewhere even deeper.

Anyways, it's time to bring Sorprese out, since he wasn't on the team I last came here. Enjoy the view, darling!

Wait, now that Carmine mentions it, this place does look similar to the Crystal Pool, which means Sorprese is gonna enjoy this place even more!

Hold on, last time I was here, we went on a mission to visit research stations first. Since we didn't do that today, I can't go into the lab!

It turns out the Indigo Disk unlocks the lab as well. I'm extremely disappointed by the fact that no food videos are stored in the disk.

Ms. Briar is so excited she ran over all the random documents like a child. It doesn't matter though, since the professor is, you know, gone.

Naturally, if we want to reach somewhere deeper, we'll need the elevator, which is where AI professor talked to me.

Um ... I don't remember the elevator going this fast. It feels like someone used Gravity on us. Is that you, Lasagna?

Oh no, I think Ms. Briar has lost all her senses. If we rode the elevator down, of course we are deeper than where we were. Even I can figure that one out.

Ms. Briar took a look at Professor Turo's diary, and he seemed to have found a slumbering treasure. Sleeping does give you strong psychic powers, so this treasure might be psychic.

The treasure apparently has something to do with a Stellar type. Maybe Stelline would be able to tell us more about that? She loves watching stars.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

A Crown of Skittles

Enough about reading someone else's diary, let's see what this secret treasure is. I hope it's an extra big bowl of ramen noodles.

Well, we'll have to earn our treasure lunch, since there are giant crystals blocking our way. I haven't eaten in two hours, and I don't have the strength to push this crystal.

Instead, it seems like there is a glowing Glimmora guarding the crystal. Think we might need to do some quick battling.

Hold on, I've seen several Glimmora before, and none of them have a crown of Skittles on their heads! What is going on?

Glimmora used its Skittles crown to power up its Sludge Wave. So, does this work like a Tera-Poison Jewel?

Except Glimmora can also use the crown to charge up Power Gem. How is Sorprese supposed to take the hits if every move is boosted?

Glimmora is now using Acid Amor to melt itself, and I'm glad that wasn't boosted by the Skittles.

Hmm, just like a regular Glimmora, this Skittles Glimmora is also weak to High Horsepower. Interesting.

Glimmora is using Power Gem again, but it ran out of Skittles juice, and the move was not boosted this time.

At least Ravioli's High Horsepower eventually gets the job done. Now get this cauliflower out of my face.

Our theory was right. Defeating the Skittles Glimmora is the key to open the crystal gate. Great, that means I'll be doing more battling.

Ms. Briar checked her notes again and explained what's going on with that Glimmora. Turns out it wasn't wearing Skittles as jewels.

It actually has the Stellar Tera-type that Professor Turo found out. Seems like it is quite the powerful Tera-type, uh-oh.

Carbink is such an adorable Pokemon sometimes I wish I'm a Sableye who eats Carbink for three meals a day.

Of course, we made through one door to find another door blocking the way. Does that mean I'll have to find another Gimmora to battle with?

Nope, never mind. I found a Skittles Noivern this time. Does that make it a fruit bat? Maybe I should ask Leif about that.

As Ms. Briar explained, Noivern can now power up its Hurricane for exactly one time. Luckily, Conchiglie can adapt to bad weather easily.

And since the Stellar Tera-type does not change Noivern's weaknesses to coldness, one Ice Beam is all we need to take care of the bat dragon.

Hey, I'm so glad my friend is in charge of calling me, while I'm in charge of all the hard battling work. Really fair.

You know how it is, another crystal rock means another Skittles monster to fight.

Wait, is that Iron Thorns with the Skittles crown? As if Paradox Pokemon aren't scary enough. Imagine if Iron Bundle can the Stellar type.

Don't worry. Orecchiette's smooth kicking and headbutting moves make sure Iron Thorns rusts in this cave.

Sure, thanks Ms. Briar for acknowledging my hard work. You know, I really wanted Mr. Saguaro take up this class instead.

Apparently, Ms. Briar's Tera-meter is recording an overwhelming amount of Tera energy. Is something going to explode now?

Some people never change. Carmine is asking me to do all the surfing work, just like what she did in the Crystal Pool.

Well, I didn't even know wild Garganacl live in the deepest part of Area Zero, let alone one that is seasoned by Skittle candies.

Just like Farfalle, Caramelle is also a proud user of Sacred Sword. I guess the sword technique wasn't really that sacred after all.

As a Pokemon that lived in the mountainous part of the Area Zero, Caramelle is surprisingly weak to Earthquake. Yikes.

Well, we just needed one more sword to cut the salty rock wide open. Gotta fill my salt bottle now.

And it's now time for Kieran to call me. You know, maybe the ex-champion of the BB League would be fine battling wild Pokemon as well?

Kieran is very excited to rush to the next room. I wonder if he also wants the bowl of ramen noodles.

Carmine actually has been battling wild Pokemon as well, and she only had Sinistcha to pour out hot matcha tea if we get thirsty. Thanks, pal.

Suddenly, our Tera Orbs are all glowing. I think it's a sign of the orbs getting overcooked. We might be next.

Finally, a room without crystals in the way. What kind of evil can be awaiting us in such a nice-looking cave?

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Tera-ppetizer

Kieran immediately went to the big crystal, and he seems to be pulling something out. Hold on, what is going on?

Oh no, I didn't know that Kieran hates me that much. Maybe I should've bought him some Kalosian fries when we were in the cafeteria.

Maybe I should've just let Kieran win the Champion battle. Screw it, I should ask Drayton if it's too late to quit the club.

Meanwhile, Ms. Briar is trying her best to support Kieran. What a loving teacher she is.

After pulling for so long, Kieran finally took the treasure, which turned into a blue turtle. What kind of treasure is that?

Right when turtle boy was about to come to me, Kieran threw a Master Ball and caught it. Everyone's happy now? Can we leave?

Ms. Briar is excited to see Terapagos's power, so Kieran is totally going to use the turtle against his sister, right?

Oh what? Why am I the victim of his demonstration? I didn't volunteer for this.

Is it just me or does Terapagos look different now? I guess its mysterious power is that it can take different forms.

Really? Terapagos knows Zen Headbutt. Does that mean it is a psychic turtle? Darn it, maybe I should've tried catching it as well.

Huh? I thought using Sacred Sword to slice through the turtle shell would be a good idea, but it was actually not very effective. Weird.

Stop bullying Farfalle with Zen Headbutt! Just because he doesn't use his head to attack doesn't mean he's not zen enough.

Farfalle tried his mighty Sacred Sword, and he did so much damage this time. What kind of bizarre power is this?

I agree, this battle with Terapagos has been quite underwhelming. It really isn't too different from fighting a Torkoal, except without the flames.

Well, Farfalle probably can't take too many hits, so let's see if Caramelle can use its homefield advantage to show Terapagos who's the boss.

Terapagos was trying to slam Farfalle with Zen Headbutt, but Caramelle managed to take the hit quite well.

Caramelle also practices a lot with its Sacred Sword, but alas, its blade isn't as sharp as Farfalle's.

Darn it! Kieran knows Zen Headbutt won't hurt Caramelle, so he switched to Earth Power and did a ton of damage to Caramelle.

We are quite prepared for this though, and that means Caramelle has its Sitrus Berry ready for this big battle.

One more chop and Terapagos has its shell cut wide open. Is this it? Is everyone finally satisfied now?

Ms. Briar was not happy to see how that battle turns out, and she thinks that Terapagos might gain more power with a Terastallization.

Being a good boy student, Kieran listened to what Ms. Briar said and boom, Terapagos is glowing and glowing and glowing ...

Umm, I've Terastallized my Pokemon several times, and they don't usually glow this much. Maybe the Terastal energy is a little TOO high.

Terapagos shot Kieran with a Tera beam, and luckily, Miraidon is here to save the day. I'm here to perform my Champion duty, after all.

We asked Kieran to retreat Terapagos, since it is getting out of control, but even his Master Ball didn't do anything to the rainbow turtle.

Oh no, we're in danger. Clearly, Kieran and Ms. Briar are going to clean up this mess, since they are the ones responsible for this, right?

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Turtle Food (1)

Oh no, Terapagos doesn't just wear a Skittles crown around its shell, but it is also protected by a barrier now.

We'll need to beat it down like a Tera raid boss. But first things first, let us take the time to drink some hot matcha tea.

Sinistcha sprinkled all its matcha powder on the ground, which made me rage because you shouldn't play with your drinks.

What the heck is that? Terapagos just summoned a rainbow meteor and destroyed our Pokemon. Screw this, I'm not a dinosaur.

Thank lord that Starstorm didn't burn Farfalle's Figy Berry, and he managed to find the time to sip some berry juice.

Since Terapagos is under the protection of its Tera wall, Farfalle's Leaf Blade ends being as sharp as the leaves they put on sashimi dishes.

Ms. Briar suggested us to Terastallize our Pokemon to break through the barrier. No way that tactic would backfire at all, right?

Terapagos rained on us with another Tera Starstorm, and Carmine lost her only Pokemon. Does that mean I need to do this all by myself?

For some reasons, I can't Terastallize Farfalle, which means we'll still need to use the weak Leaf Blade for minimum damage.

Farfalle was already heavily worn down in the Kieran fight, and he got blown away by yet another Tera Starstorm.

Well, I need to send in Caramelle next, so I must as well Terastallize it for bigger damage.

There we go! Caramelle unleashed an ultra strong Psycho Cut, which did so much to Terapagos, finally.

HAHAHA! Caramelle doesn't care about Zen Headbutt, since its own headbutt is also charged with zen power.

What? Caramelle's second Psycho Cut did a lot but wasn't enough to remove the barrier. That isn't fair!

Goodbye, Caramelle. You did great here, but I guess futuristic Pokemon are also getting wiped out by meteor storms.

I'll need to send in Conchiglie next. I'm sure he can come up with something smart against this sea turtle.

That sounds right. Using Surf on an aquatic creature would definitely do the job. Anyways, Terapagos is finally gone now.

Oh, come on! I did all of those for nothing! Terapagos stole our Tera energy and built another barrier around itself. I'm so tired of this already.

Luckily, Conchiglie is still hanging on tight. He just ate that Tera Starstorm like he eats honey stars on his cereals. And a Sitrus Berry for extra topping, too.

It seems like Terapagos refuses to go down easily, so we need Light Screen protection against future meteor showers.

Darn it, Terapagos is not letting us breathe. Conchiglie is now struggling to take more Tera Starstorm on his head.

Weird. Conchiglie blasted a Shadow Ball on the turtle, and it turns out super effective. Don't tell me Terapagos really is a Psychic-type Pokemon.

Doesn't matter now. Conchiglie eventually fell to another Tera Starstorm. He already did good though.

Let's switch to someone who can take things quickly. Pappardelle blinded Terapagos with a Lumina Crash and lowered its Special Defense! That's a great start.

Hang on there, Pappardelle! We need you to push through and shine once again.

Pappardelle isn't doing enough damage on her own. Maybe I should Terastallize her for a bigger hit.

I think Pappardelle is already one of the brightest stars on the team, but let's make her even more brilliant with a third eye on her hair. Yeah.

It's unfortunate Pappardelle's Lumina Crash was not very effective on Terapagos, and we are still only halfway through breaking its shield.

Nope. Pappardelle shines bright for two seconds and immediately got sent to the shadow realm by another Tera Starstorm.

To make matters worse, we even lost our Light Screen. How do I even stop this darn turtle?

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

Turtle Food (2)

If no one else can finish the job, I always trust that Farfalline would be able to clean things up. That's right, a Moonblast should go well against the starry monster.

Come on, how many Tera Starstorms can this thing throw at us? Aren't you bored of using the same move so many times?

I hope that Farfalline would be able to take a few hits, and she'll need to eat her Leftovers to stay healthy.

Argh! Are there any ways I can stop this Starstorm? I can't just sit here and let my Pokemon get bombed.

Farfalline will be using another Moonblast to weaken Terapagos's shield. I hope that buys us enough time to charge my Tera Orb.

Good news, Farfalline was powered up by a brilliant Terastallization. Bad news, she fell to Tera Starstorm immediately after.

Rotelle is my final Pokemon, so I hope he can take a few Tera Starstorms with his giant noggin.

There we go! My theory is right, and Terapagos really is a Psychic-type Pokemon. That allows Rotelle to Bug Buzz the shield away. Good job.

But of course, Terapagos just won't go down. It absorbed our Terastal energy again. Great.

At least we've successfully convinced Kieran to help me out in this fight. Two is better than one, right?

Ah yes! Kieran's Hydrapple releases a supersweet aroma on the field, which at least makes me more energized.

Woah, I'm so excited. Terapagos summoned another barrier to protect itself. Can't wait to do all these stuffs again.

Terapagos's Tera Starstorm is now doubly effective, since it can aim at both our Pokemon together.

Come on, Rotelle. I need you to stay healthy no matter what, even if you need to pop all the Figy Berries in my bag.

Hydrapple threw a Syrup Bomb at Terapagos and turned its shield sticky. I'm actually a little bit jealous, since I also want some sweet syrup.

Rotelle switches to using Struggle Bug as a way to nerf Terapagos. Turns out Terapagos isn't weak to pesty bugs anymore.

That bought us some time, as Terapagos is now slowed down by the Syrup Bomb. I, too, would be distracted if I'm surrounded by syrup bottles.

Terapagos went with another Tera Starstorm, but do not worry, we still have this.

Syrup Bomb seems to be doing well, so Hydrapple uses that move again. That is like an extra serving of breakfast.

Rotelle went with another Struggle Bug for another Special Attack nerf on Terapagos. (Note: I now realize Tera Starstorm changes to a physical move after all these Special Attack drops, making the nerfs useless.)

Go team go! Hydrapple cheered Rotelle up, and now he's getting pumped. Maybe he'll start doing more damage with his moves.

Rotelle then unleashed his full power and landed a super effective Energy Ball. Well, that was still not enough to finish the turtle.

It was fun playing the hero, but at the end of the day, Terapagos still defeated me. Time to let this rainbow turtle take over the entire world.

Oh no, I'm starting to see stars now. What is happening to me?

Let's Rewind Time

Hold on, did I just time travel to thirty minutes ago? Hey, Kieran, stop fighting me, your turtle is a monster!

Oh, of course, Kieran won't listen to me. Is history just going to repeat itself by letting Terapagos stomp all over us?

Guess what? I already know what is going to happen, and I think starting the fight with Orecchiette might be a better idea.

Orecchiette is now getting hit by Earth Power, which sucks but is still million times better than Tera Shitstorm.

Hi-yah! Orecchiette found Terapagos's one weakness by High Jump Kicking on its shell.

Oh, come on! Terapagos is still doing so much damage with Earth Power, and I absolutely despise that Special Defense drop.

Still, I need to buy as much time as possible, so I put a Sitrus Berry on Orecchiette just in case he gets hurt.

One more High Jump Kick will finish the job. Now, if only Terapagos stays defeated and does not do anything crazy.

Oops, it's too late now, and Kieran is Terastallizing his turtle once again. This is like a nightmare that never ends.

Why bother send me back to the past, if I can't even change anything? Guess I'll be doing all the battling by myself, just like last time.

 

[DetectiveTogekiss]

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Let's see if making this empty post helps

Edit: It didn't. I can't upload any pictures right now. Will probably take a few more days to solve this issue.