Pokémon Counterattack

After finishing speaking, Han Yue immediately gave a loud order: "Vulpes, tie up Snorlax with vines, and then use hammering!"

The so-called knocking is to lift the Pokémon high up and then slam it to the ground. Although this move is not the ultimate killer move, it is very practical, especially against those Pokémon that are large and heavy. Once they suffer such a collision, the damage caused is definitely not to be underestimated.

At this time, Bulbasaur quickly stretched out twenty vines and tightly wrapped around Snorlax's four legs.

In fact, with Bulbasaur's ability, it is entirely possible to wrap Snorlax tightly with hundreds or even thousands of vines and turn it into a "dumpling". However, after Han Yue's training, it has learned how to use the smallest cost to achieve the greatest effect, which is the true meaning of fighting.

In the past, Bulbasaur often used hundreds or even thousands of vines, which was a real waste. But now, Snorlax's limbs have been tightly bound by vines.

Snorlax was in deep sleep and had no reaction. Then, Venusaur suddenly roared, and 20 vines lifted Snorlax high into the air.

This kind of power even shocked the Scyther next to it.

The reason why Hanyue always keeps Venusaur by his side is because of its powerful strength accumulated over hundreds of years, which can be called extraordinary strength.

It lifted the giant Snorlax, which was twice as big as a normal Snorlax and weighed nearly two tons, into the air, and then slammed it headfirst to the ground before it realized what was happening.

Han Yue was certain that the power of this attack was definitely comparable to the damage of a big move like Billion Shock Waves.

Just as Hanyue expected, the moment Snorlax hit the ground, there was a loud bang and a cloud of dust rose.

Scyther had already spread its wings and released its Fierce Wind skill to blow away the smoke and dust, and was staring at the fallen Snorlax.

At this time, Snorlax was standing upside down with its entire head stuck in the ground. However, it soon woke up, gripped the ground with both hands, struggled hard, and pulled its head out.

Snorlax raised his head, slapped his forehead a few times, and glared at Hanyue with anger in his eyes. Then, he turned his gaze to Venusaur and roared again, obviously very angry.

Then, people saw a red ball of light condensing in Snorlax's mouth.

Han Yue couldn't help but shout: "This is the destructive death ray!"

Among the common ultimates, the power of the Destruction Ray is second only to the Billion Shock Wave. The Destruction Ray is not a special move that relies solely on impact, but an attack with attributes. There are many examples in the original work that prove that the Destruction Ray can set trees on fire.

Seeing this, Han Yue decisively ordered: "Bulbasaur, use protection!"

Using the protection skill can effectively defend against the attack of the Destruction Ray. Sure enough, the Destruction Ray rushed towards Venusaur like a red beam of light, but was blocked by the protection skill. This is a manifestation of strong defense, and Snorlax cannot break through it at all.

After the light faded, Han Yue immediately shouted, "Bulbasaur, use Rock Crush!"

Rock Smash is a Fighting-type move, and it is effective against a Normal-type Snorlax. Although Venusaur's speed is not fast, even if Hanyue teaches it how to move faster, it still seems slow. However, Snorlax has just cast the Destruction Beam, and this move has side effects.

All Pokémon that use the Destruction Ray will almost certainly be unable to move or use special moves in the next round. This is true for all Pokémon, not even Pokémon with the "Stone Head" trait.

Because the stone head can only eliminate the side effects caused by the impact force, but it is useless for attribute attacks such as destructive death light.

Snorlax was motionless at this time. Next, Venusaur stretched out its vine whip to support the ground, used the force to leap into the air, and attacked Snorlax.

As it leaps up, Venusaur's four legs shine with golden light, which is the form of its rock crushing trick. Falling from the sky, Venusaur uses the force of its fall to smash Snorlax!