Pokemon: This Ash Is Too Versatile Chapter 480 - 265: Queenly Gardevoir, Conway’s Ace, Slowking

In the special audience seats, after Gardevoir’s GA evolution, Steven’s face also showed a look of admiration. Gardevoir’s GA evolution was indeed beautiful and stunning enough, however, the other mbers of the Elite Four all widened their eyes, showing an incredulous expression.

This expression was just like when Ash first perford a GA evolution, the sa expression Steven showed.

Steven noticed the commotion beside him, turned his head, and saw Lorelei and others with their mouths wide open, looking utterly bewildered. This ti it was Steven’s turn to be puzzled: "Are you shocked by Gardevoir’s GA evolution? But you don’t have to be so exaggerated. Didn’t you all know that Ash’s Pokemon can perform GA evolution?"

"It’s not about Gardevoir’s GA evolution, but Ash evolving Blastoise and then still managing to evolve Gardevoir..." Lance slowly closed his mouth, revealing an incredibly peculiar expression.

"That’s right, Steven, you don’t understand GA evolution, so you don’t know. Actually, GA evolution in a match is like Dynamax, you can only evolve once. After the evolution, the Trainer’s Key Stone will lose its luster and cannot be used again for a short ti." Lorelei also recovered from the shock and explained to Steven.

Among them, although only Lance had obtained a GA Evolution Stone, they all actually knew so common knowledge about GA evolution. Under normal circumstances, GA evolution, like Dynamax, can only be perford once in a match.

The function of the Key Stone is similar to the Dynamax Band. Both provide a one-ti energy to the Pokemon. The Dynamax Band infuses power into the Pokemon, allowing it to perform Dynamax, and the moves used by the Pokemon during Dynamax consu the power of the Dynamax Band, ultimately causing the Dynamax to last only three rounds.

Although the Key Stone also infuses its life force into the Pokemon, the difference lies in that the Key Stone, as its na suggests, is rely a key to unlock the power within the Pokemon.

The energy infused into the Pokemon will enter the GA Evolution Stone carried by the Pokemon, and the Evolution Stone will unlock the genes within the Pokemon, allowing the Pokemon to enter the ga-evolution state.

This state consus the Pokemon’s own power, so the duration is related to the Pokemon’s physical strength, not like Dynamax, which consus Dynamax energy.

But these two systems have a common point that regardless of whether it’s the Dynamax Band or the Key Stone, after being used once, they need a period of charging before they can be used a second ti.

Situations like Ash, where two consecutive uses occur in one match, are virtually impossible. If GA evolution was really that overpowering, how would any other system be able to compete?

"So, being able to perform consecutive GA evolutions is a special case that only Ash can achieve?" After hearing Lorelei and the others’ explanation, Steven’s expression also beca peculiar.

Just who is this Ash? First discovering GA evolution, then obtaining many rare Pokemon, and in just half a year, trained them to Elite-Level. Now, there’s a unique GA evolution technique, it’s as if the whole world revolves around him.

Could this be the legendary Child of Fortune?

"That’s right, this should be a technique only Ash can achieve. Anyway, my Key Stone, after one GA evolution, takes at least half a day to recharge with the passage of ti." Lance nodded seriously.

Upon hearing this, Steven suddenly recalled that he had studied that thing called the Key Stone.

Previously, it wasn’t even called a Key Stone but was terd as a Life Stone by him. After the life energy inside was extracted, it could recover, making it feel quite amazing.

That’s also why he didn’t give all of the Life Stones to Professor Oak but kept a little for his collection, while he left only two or three GA Evolution Stones...

Dammit, could the Key Stone and GA Evolution Stone Ash held be his?

No, no, it should be impossible. The GA Evolution Stones might be his, but the Key Stone shouldn’t be.

After all, without a Key Stone in Ash’s possession, he wouldn’t have discovered the GA evolution of Pokemon, nor would he have gone on to collect those items.

As for what Professor Oak wanted with so many Key Stones...if he had known about GA evolution early, he too would have collected so tools related to GA evolution in advance.

On one hand, to prepare more for himself, on the other hand, to provide his friends and family, so Professor Oak collecting Key Stones and GA Evolution Stones can be easily guessed without much reasoning.

And Steven, it seems he is the biggest investor in Ash and Professor Oak. Just thinking about the GA Evolution Stones and Key Stones he gave away, even with his character, he feels a subtle pain.

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On the field, with Gardevoir’s GA evolution, Conway also felt the pressure increase greatly. A GA Blastoise had already directly torn through his two Pokemons, without Trick Room, those two wouldn’t have been able to contend against Blastoise.

And opening Trick Room was Dusknoir’s task, for which Dusknoir had to take a Hydro Pump from Blastoise. At that mont, Blastoise hadn’t GA evolved, otherwise, based on Blastoise’s performance after GA evolution, a Hydro Pump might have directly made Dusknoir doubt his existence.