This trainer’s Pokémon is too out-of-the-box.

Through the perfect application of different kinds of illusions, Zhou You and Eden broke through the shackles of the rules, repeatedly jumping on the edge of fouls, turning normal battles into high-intensity and high-complexity scenes that were almost like wild fights and required intrigues against external affairs.

In a sense, Zhou You also brought his wild fighting talent to the 6v6 that he hated.

In a bad way.

But there was no way around it... He really hated the boring 66 singles.

Mega Gyarados, which was driven directly into the ground with "Ultimate Dragon Shock", lost its combat capability without even needing Eden's finishing blow. This style of play, which was enough to make the opponent so angry that he had a cerebral hemorrhage, made Mikoli think deeply.

Why should I accept the battle with Zhou You?

Although the two were of the same attribute, one was water and the other was fire, and Mikoli had the upper hand, but from the perspective of fighting style, he was obviously restrained by Zhou You, who played in an overly radical and pragmatic style without any romance...

Up to now, he has lost Rakuten Kappa, Milotic, Mega Swampert and Mega Gyarados, while the only one of his opponent, Gulduron, has lost its ability to fight.

Eden, who was thought to be killed instantly by Milotic, also returned to his true form, causing Mikoli to make a serious tactical mistake.

As a result, it seems impossible to win this battle using only the remaining stinging jellyfish and catfish king.

It was a really frustrating battle.

Mikoli made up his mind that after this battle, he must train a water-attributed elf that specializes in psychic and psychometry!

Should you choose the Gotha Duck, the Jeweled Sea Star or the Sea Lion?

As for now...

Mikoli typed GG in a state of mental explosion.

After the battle, he said unwillingly: "Qiao Qiao, your fighting style is really unforgettable."

I can't imagine what this person is thinking about! ?

Hearing the champion's frank praise, Zhou You smiled a little shyly. In fact, he used to have this kind of fast attack with a bit of underworld style, but now that his level has caught up, some of it has become easier to operate.

"I guess you must have taken what I just said as a compliment..."

Mikoli sighed helplessly and prepared to review his mistakes and omissions in this battle.

On second thought, I realized that the opponent seemed to have been trying to convey something during the battle just now?

Is it a loophole in the rules of the all-out war? Or is it a problem with the competition system?

He gradually realized that the battle just now was far from as simple as it seemed.

"Mr. Mikoli, you must have noticed that the existing battle rules are problematic."

Seeing that the other party seemed to have realized something, Zhou You then revealed his purpose beyond the competition: "The problems with accidents, first kills, and various rules are too serious to be reversed. I think it's time for the Alliance Conference to make changes.

"First, we should adjust the 1v1 single-game decision during the auditions. This kind of battle with too much randomness makes it difficult to show the true strength of the trainers... However, considering the nature of the League Conference, it is ambiguous whether to change this or not."

What Zhou You really cares about is the unshakable all-out battle.

"Don't you think that playing 1 rounds with only one Pokémon is too slow?

"A trainer may choose a Pokémon for a variety of reasons, and in reality, the battles they face are not just one-on-one. It makes more sense to shift the focus of the test for trainers to the cooperation between Pokémon."

Unlike singles games that test the team defense system, doubles games focus on team offense.

The difference between the two types of battles probably needs no elaboration.

Zhou You is convinced that every step involves intrigue and high-intensity attacks, and doubles matches that require cooperation between the Pokémon on both sides will be more helpful in improving the trainer's abilities.

Even from the outside - the audience's perspective, doubles is more entertaining and more exciting to play than singles.

"I see……"

As Zhou You explained his singles and doubles matches and the current mainstream playing rules, Mikoli suddenly understood.

"Qiao Qiao, you don't want the Elf Alliance to promote doubles battles, do you?"

Zhou You nodded. In addition, he also believed that the rules of competition needed to be changed.

Even if there are no restrictions on moves, for the sake of fairness, restrictions should be placed on the characteristics of some elves and the use of some moves.

His frequent "resurrection from the dead" during the battles with Daigo and Mikoli have clearly gone beyond the scope of "battle".

However, Mikoli sighed helplessly: "Of course I can understand your thoughts, but Qiao Qiao, do you know why the doubles match that the Hoenn League promoted last year ended in vain?"

"Ah, I would have forgotten about this if you hadn't mentioned it... Yeah, what about your doubles in the Hoenn region?"

Mikoli spread his hands. This was where the problem lay.

"The doubles mode is too difficult. It's hard to really launch it in the current environment of the league."

It's true that Hoenn promoted doubles last year, but the league conducted statistics and analysis on various trainers, battles, and competitions of all sizes that year, and found that many trainers did not actually have the ability to play doubles.

It's not just that the concept has not yet been popularized, but the current training of Pokémon by trainers is also one of the reasons.

"Think about it, a new trainer gets his starter Pokémon from the league and sets out from home.

"Along the way, he subdued house bugs, house birds, house mice, and house dogs. He also subdued some other common Pokémon based on the gyms he visited. Only a small number of them went deep into the wild and encountered some wild Pokémon that rarely entered human society.

"Asking a trainer like this to compete in a doubles match is too much to ask."

Just think about the lineup of the Grandmaster Xiaozhi who plays the go-with-the-flow and bond-flow in the Hoenn region.

Pikachu (the starter Pokémon), Bug Swallow (house bird), Lizard King (adventure), Spinner (house shrimp?), Coal Turtle (adventure), Ice Guard (non-main storyline Pokémon).

Even Satoshi, who treats adventures as a daily routine, has such a hard-to-describe lineup. The situation for ordinary trainers will only be worse.

Zhou You was silent.

The problem is that the lineups chosen by most non-professional trainers are very limited, making it difficult to reflect the most important coordination in doubles.

What kind of spectacular combination can be achieved with 1 starter pet and 5 household pets?

Such trainers currently make up the vast majority of the league.

Only senior trainers with several years of experience can clearly identify the lineup they need and consciously capture and exchange specific Pokémon for formal training.

This is where the gap between the game and reality lies.

You can copy codes and magicians in the game. Even if you train them from scratch, it will only take a week at most (starting from Noble).

But in reality, even if trainers do not take detours, they still need to go through three stages: wasting time, thinking, and cultivation.

Very few people can reach this step.

"Mr. Mikoli, I already understand the problem!"