Pokémon: The Climb

Although the strength has improved a lot, there are also differences in levels between Pokémon.

The Flame Chicken, Lizard King, and Explosive Magnemite were far ahead, while the Blazing Horse, Charem, Crossed Bat, and even Baddie had a clear gap compared to the three of them.

The reason, Yang Yan found out after research, is that the latter's level is getting closer and closer to the limit of qualifications.

Especially insect-type Pokémon such as Baddie and Iron-faced Ninja improve even more slowly.

However, Pokémon with perfect qualifications still maintain a considerable growth rate.

Although he had expected this day to come, Yang Yan still felt uncomfortable when he actually faced it. Unfortunately, reality is reality.

There are very few Pokémon that can break the qualification limit. Even if they can do it, it still requires long-term accumulation and accumulation. Insect-type Pokémon such as Baddie and Iron-faced Ninja are born with poor physical fitness, so their hopes are even lower.

Fortunately, the two of them don't have such a strong pursuit of strength, so they don't think there is any problem if they just stay as kings.

The Flame Horse is different. After all, it is an aggressive fire Pokémon, and it is not willing to be pulled further and further away by the Flame Chicken and Lizard King.

For it, qualifications are indeed a difficulty. Even after experiencing the "baptism" of Xerneas' power several times, Flame Horse's qualifications are only close to the limit of the excellent level. Yang Yan couldn't think of any way to break through the perfect level.

Similar to it is the Charizard.

However, Chalem is more open-minded. It is probably related to its experience of low superpower qualifications since birth. Charem didn't resent the fact that he was about to reach a point where he could no longer advance in level.

There are those who are trapped by their qualifications, and there are naturally those who have the potential to break through with the power of mythical beasts.

The most obvious one is undoubtedly Heiluga!

Perhaps because Yveltal and Yveltal both belong to the evil system, Heiluga's evil qualifications increased by 100% after absorbing a large amount of destructive energy!

Although the fire element aptitude is not that exaggerated, it has also reached the excellent level.

Originally, its qualification level was only the second to last among Yang Yan's many Pokémon, and its starting point was only slightly better than that of Styrus. Unexpectedly, it caught up with many of its companions in one leap.

Of course, the change in personality made it necessary for Yangyan to reposition Kuruga. Heiluga is no longer suitable for fighting with so many Pokémon, nor is it suitable for the Scout Team.

Yangyan plans to use it alone, or let it play when using the Sunny Team. In other words, he needs to help Kuruga re-establish his relationship with several fire Pokémon.

Hope it's not too difficult.

Like Heiluga, the lucky ones who have broken through the qualification limit include the King of Leave, Ma Huola and the Shelling Ninja.

There is no need to say more about the leave king.

Ma Xunla's breakthrough was a bit beyond Yang Yan's expectation. I wonder if he performed too well and received extra care from Xerneas?

Of course, when it comes to surprises, Ninja Out of the Shell is even more surprising.

Its breakthrough with Heiluga can be regarded as solving Yang Yan's major worry.

Among other Pokémon, the only one whose qualifications need to be noted is Axe-Splitting Mantis.

The Ax Splitting Mantis, which evolved from the Flying Mantis, has never taken the qualification potion. After the war, the rapid improvement in strength made it about to face the level threshold under qualification restrictions.

Yang Yan considered that he was no longer the "little Karami" who had not yet grown up, so when he came back, he officially took the Ax Mantis to his name. And prepare to exchange the qualification potions for the Ax-Splitting Mantis after a while, when it has completely grown to the limit of a quasi-king.

Overall, Yang Yan's Pokémon qualifications have basically improved a lot, which is worth celebrating.

However, in comparison, the average improvement for ghost types such as Crystal Lantern and Fire Spirit is a little less.

Regardless of level or qualification.

This is related to the fact that Yang Yan uses them less frequently.

But looking at it from another perspective, the ghost army that has greatly increased in number no longer attaches great importance to the few heavenly kings that Chong Yangyan has trained himself.

You know, there are close to 20 King-level ones harvested from the battlefield alone.

It also includes the three peak kings that Nia once used: Gengar, Pumpkin Monster and Flower Rock Monster.

After three months of conquest work, the ghosts collected from Nia, Roy and other places basically agreed to join Yang Yan's ghost army.

The instinctive desire for the spirit world, coupled with Zoroark's shock, although the work of subjugation was difficult, the results were good. Currently, Yang Yan is letting the Crystal Lantern Fire Spirit and Zoroark train the hundreds of ghosts in the spirit world so that they can show the strength of the "new" ghost army as soon as possible.

This also takes a long time. Until this is done, Yang Yan's ghost army will basically be in a state where it is difficult to move lightly.

For this reason, he even chose to temporarily suppress the idea of ​​exploring the unknown secret realm that Yveltal took him into, and the secret realm where the anchor point was left to steal the elf egg.

Just to get the ghost army formed as soon as possible.

If the training is completed, it's hard to say who will win against the new ghost army and the many heavenly kings and quasi-celestial kings of "Yang Yan".

Among the many Pokémon, one that needs to be mentioned is the Styrofowl.

The giant needle wasp is not as lucky as the axe-splitting mantis, which is also an insect.

Compared with when he set foot in Kalos again, the strength of Styli has improved a lot, but it is the only Pokémon whose qualifications have not improved but declined.

The reason is that under the erosion of the continuous war and destructive energy, the foundation of the giant needle bee has been damaged.

Even with the help of Xerneas' power, he could not recover.

Even though the giant sting wasp is about to grow to its quasi-king peak, in fact it is already at its peak now.

It can no longer grow. In fact, if it weren't for the influence of Xerneas's power, the Giant Needle Bee might even have entered the aging stage now and its strength would begin to decline.

It is the life energy that maintains the vitality of the giant needle bee, so that its lifespan is not affected to a great extent.

As a result, the sting wasp is no longer fit to continue fighting. It also became the first Pokémon that Yang Yan trained by himself and fought until he "retired".

Stunning.

Choosing the path of a trainer means that you will always experience this kind of thing.

The giant needle wasp is the first, but it will not be the last.

Once Yang Yan becomes a candidate or even a Four Heavenly King, there will be many dangerous battles, and more and more Pokémon will retreat or even die in battle.

No trainer can escape.

Yang Yan had seen with his own eyes the scene of the Four Heavenly Kings Pokémon dying in battle, so he would not take any chances.

All he can do is to continue to hold his Pokémon to high standards.

Don't ignore any potential improvements.

Maybe he was stimulated by King Bella and King Lucas, otherwise Yang Yan would not really be determined to select so many dragon-type Pokémon to cultivate a reserve team.

After all, his intimidation potion is not yet widely known and has not yet been put on the market, and the funds and resources for training Pokémon are still not completely resolved.

But he still did it. It was a bit too early and too much to describe it as "preparing for a rainy day". "Being stimulated" is probably the best explanation.

Although Yang Yan did not admit it...