Pokemon: The Legendary Trainer Chapter 546 - 545: Joining Forces Against the Enemy

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"Wipe them out, Aggron! Use Stone Edge and Earthquake!"

Hiding behind Aggron, Ranka was overjoyed to see it successfully complete its ga Evolution. He quickly climbed onto ga Aggron's back, returning the defeated Victreebel and Houndoom into their PokeBalls while coldly issuing commands to the newly evolved steel titan.

"ROAARRR!!"

At his command, ga Aggron pounded its chest with a tallic clang, then stomped the ground hard and let out a deafening roar.

Instantly, countless sharp stones materialized around it and, under its control, launched like a rain of stone arrows toward Sato's Pokémon.

At the sa ti, a violent tremor erupted outward from ga Aggron's position, unleashing powerful Ground-type energy in an indiscriminate assault against all creatures on the battlefield.

ga Aggron's Stone Edge and Earthquake, a devastating area-of-effect combo, imdiately put Sato's side under trendous pressure.

Just as Thomas had said earlier, ga Aggron's Stone Edge and Earthquake were chained attacks with barely any gaps, surging forward like relentless waves.

Within seconds, the massive red Gyarados—heavily countered by Rock-type attacks and too large to evade—was struck down by the barrage of stones and severely wounded. It was the first to fall under the assault of Ranka's ga Aggron.

Next was Ariados. Already weak to both Ground and Rock types, it couldn't withstand the dual assault of Stone Edge and Earthquake. Like Gyarados, it lasted less than a minute before collapsing.

Arcanine, also weak to Ground and Rock, didn't fare much better. Though Heracross and Ursaring helped shatter so of the incoming stone spikes, the tremors from the Earthquake still inflicted serious damage.

With no other choice, Sato had Arcanine retreat from ga Aggron to minimize further damage from the Earthquake.

In just a few minutes, under the onslaught of ga Aggron, three of Sato's main Pokémon were rendered unable to battle. Now, only Swampert, Bellossom, Golduck, Kecleon, Ursaring, and Heracross remained standing.

"No wonder it's his ace Pokémon—just like that, it severely injured three of mine."

As Sato returned the fainted Gyarados and Ariados to their PokeBalls, he couldn't help but feel a chill in his heart as he looked at the rampaging ga Aggron.

Honestly, when he used his system to scan Ranka's Aggron, Sato was shocked by the amount of ti and effort invested into it.

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Pokémon: Aggron (ga Form)

Level: 61

Type: Steel

Ability: Filter

Gender: Male

Known Moves: Tackle, Harden, Headbutt, Mud-Slap, tal Claw, Rock Tomb, Protect, Roar, Iron Head, Rock Slide, Take Down, tal Sound, Iron Tail, Iron Defense, Double-Edge, Autotomize, Heavy Slam

Egg Move: Outrage

TM Moves: Dragon Claw, Dragon Tail

TM Moves: Hidden Power (Ground), Stone Edge, Ice Beam, Blizzard, Hyper Beam, Thunderbolt, Thunder, Solar Beam, Brick Break, Flathrower, Fire Blast, Smart Strike, Stomping Tantrum, Earthquake, Flash Cannon, Dragon Pulse, Fire Punch, Ice Punch, Thunder Punch, Iron Tail, Surf, Water Pulse

Held Item: Aggronite

IVs:

HP: 30/31

Attack: 31/31

Defense: 31/31

Sp. Atk: 27/31

Sp. Def: 31/31

Speed: 29/31

Overall IV Rating: Gold (Total IV: 179)

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From this data, it was clear how troubleso Ranka's Aggron was. Its level was eight higher than Swampert's, its stats were outstanding, and it had an enormous arsenal of moves.

In a one-on-one match, Sato had no Pokémon that could currently stand against it.

"Swampert, don't give Aggron any chance to control the battlefield! Use your masterful Ground-type energy control to suppress its Earthquake! Charge in and et it head-on!"

"Golduck, use all your strength—seal off Stone Edge with Disable!"

"Bellossom, use Grassy Terrain! Heal Ursaring and Heracross!"

"Ursaring, Heracross—get ready to support Swampert when the ti cos!"

Though Aggron was powerful, Sato remained confident in his plan. Without delay, he began issuing rapid-fire commands to his Pokémon.

"Kecleon, jump onto Swampert's back and wait for the right mont to use Skill Swap on Aggron!"

Finally, he whispered an instruction to the Kecleon perched on his shoulder.

The mont Sato finished speaking, Kecleon—now free from the Truant ability's drawback—cloaked itself and leapt onto Swampert's back. As long as it didn't use another move, the Truant trait wouldn't re-activate.

Swampert then charged at ga Aggron, smashing incoming stone spikes with its fists while stomping the ground.

With every step Swampert took, the earth trembled, and streams of brown energy surged forth, clashing directly with Aggron's Earthquake.

To everyone's surprise, Aggron's Earthquake was weakened by more than half. The range of its effect shrank from nearly 100 ters to just 20—and was still shrinking as Swampert approached.

anwhile, Golduck—perfectly aligned behind Swampert—unleashed an intense wave of psychic energy, casting Disable on the still-raining Stone Edge attack from ga Aggron.

A black sigil suddenly appeared over ga Aggron's body. Like Zweilous before it, its assault abruptly stopped. The rain of stone arrows vanished instantly.

"Hmph! You think you can suppress my Aggron's assault?! Aggron—tal Claw! Take down that Swampert!"

"Zweilous—Dark Pulse! Take out that annoying Golduck!"

"Yanga! Go harass the guy riding the Arcanine!"

Ranka's pupils shrank when he saw Sato using Swampert and Golduck to suppress Aggron's attacks, but he didn't panic. Calmly, he issued another string of swift countercommands.

ga Aggron, even when facing Swampert, held the upper hand. Seeing Swampert charging forward, it stomped and rushed out to et it with claws glowing silver.

Unfazed, Swampert retaliated with Ice Hamr—a combo of Ice Punch and Hamr Arm.

"BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!"

Claw t fist. ga Aggron and Swampert locked into a fierce lee brawl—ace versus ace.

Although Aggron, with its higher level and ga form, had the advantage, Swampert used its type advantage and brute strength to push back. While it was still being suppressed, it had not yet lost.

Even Ranka couldn't help but glance at Swampert in surprise, slightly astonished that a Pokémon could go toe-to-toe with his ga Aggron.

anwhile, Zweilous had been idle since Dragon Rage was sealed by Golduck's Disable and Ranka hadn't commanded it. But it was still a Level 51 Dragon-type Pokémon. Even though it hadn't reached its final evolution, Sato had previously relied on Ariados and Heracross—both having type advantage—to keep it occupied.

Now, with Ariados defeated and Heracross unable to handle it alone, Zweilous was finally unleashed.

At Ranka's command, Zweilous targeted the floating Golduck, who was fully focused on suppressing Stone Edge.

Within seconds, dark energy beams erupted from both of its mouths, streaking toward Golduck in the air.

Just as Golduck prepared to cancel Disable and evade, Sato's reinforcents arrived at last.

A torrent of high-pressure water and a massive rock intercepted the Dark Pulse from either side, nullifying the attack midair.

It was Thomas, who had just defeated Ludicolo and arrived in ti to help—commanding Seismitoad and Pinsir to support Golduck.

At that mont, Kecleon—hidden on Swampert's back—found his opening. Leaping onto ga Aggron, it used Skill Swap to transfer its Truant ability to the enemy.

Seconds later, just as ga Aggron struck Swampert with Iron Tail, forcing it back with visible wounds, it suddenly hesitated.

A strong wave of lethargy swept over it. The aggressive montum vanished without a trace. Aggron, now burdened with the Truant trait, lost all intention to pursue the retreating Swampert.