A mouthful elf trainer

The 70-level quasi-champion level, or quasi-god level, Mega Lucario versus the 68-level Mega Mantis.

Although there are only two energy levels difference, there is an insurmountable gap across an entire level of life.

In addition, in terms of attribute moves, Lucario uses fighting-type moves, which cannot be resisted by Mantis.

The giant mantis also uses flying moves, such as wings, wing attacks, acrobatics, and swallow wings, to retreat and fight back.

When it is impossible to fight back effectively, the Super Mantis will even use tailwind and high-speed movement to enhance its flexibility in dodging and moving.

Lucario naturally did not give his opponent any slack. While getting close to his opponent at a rapid speed, he used various quick fighting moves such as kicks, tile splits, absorbing punches, and enhanced punches.

As one gained strength while the other lost, the giant mantis soon fell into a disadvantage.

It was impossible for Pansy to watch his main force being eliminated so quickly, otherwise it would be garbage time for the team to be penetrated.

After the giant mantis held up a green protective light curtain and blocked the next kick, it returned to the battlefield again.

To be honest, the move of Bug Return is really bad.

Not only can it rub against the opponent, but the trainer does not need to raise his hand to retrieve the Pokémon. The Pokémon will turn into a red light and return to the Poké Ball.

All the trainer needs to do is to confirm in advance which Pokémon will appear next.

The next Pansy to appear was the first Blazing Roaring Tiger, whose menacing aura immediately shook off the enemy.

The physical attack sharpening that Mega Lucario had just used with the Enhancement Punch was instantly blunted and eliminated.

The Blazing Roaring Tiger hadn't fought Lucario for a few rounds before it returned to the team.

Now Baisha also understood. It turns out that in reality, the battle between six elves can really be achieved with rapid rotation and transfer.

The Pokémon that Pansy sent out again was a new True Bug-type Pokémon, a large-bodied Spider Tyrant that looked like the overlord of the pack.

The first time he appeared was with a guard, although he blocked Mega Lucario's powerful sharp stone attack,

But after breaking through the emerald green barrier, the violent energy that escaped still caused the Spider King to suffer a lot of restrained damage.

After the guarding was over, the Spider King did not stop his actions because of the pain from his injury, and spread out his sticky web again.

Despite being blocked by the sticky web, Spider King was still suppressed by Mega Lucario.

But its large size means it won't be thrown too far when moving, allowing Mega Lucario to move freely and have the opportunity to slow down and strengthen itself.

After unfolding the water ring, he kept close to guard, and in the gaps between guards, he used the water-type special attack moves enhanced by the water bubble super-extra - Water Stream Burst and Cold Water Splash.

To continuously restrict Mega Lucario.

These repeated attacks and defenses were so tight that Baisha felt dazzled.

The main reason is that the time limit is too tight. Almost one attack and defense takes only 0.2 to 0.3 seconds.

In almost the blink of an eye, the elves on the field had completed an ultra-fast attack and defense battle.

Fortunately, Shirasa's vision was enhanced by Unit-01's Guiding Star, so she wouldn't feel uncomfortable even if she didn't blink for a long time.

I watched this six-six singles match in its entirety, without missing a single detail, and quickly absorbed the combat techniques within...