Pokémon: I have a game menu

There was no talent show in the first round. Everyone mainly watched the contestants, that is, the status of the Pokémon. Pokémon all look similar, but depending on the quality of their breeding methods, the differences in details are actually very obvious. For example, if there are two Pokémon, one has more muscular muscles than the other and more beautiful lines, the audience will tend to prefer the better one.

This round almost determined the outcome of some people. Pokémon in poor condition meant that the coordinator trainer was unqualified. Even if the Grand Contest was not a knockout round, those who did not get votes in the first round were almost eliminated. Almost all the people in the audience were Pokémon trainers. Everyone had sharp eyes, so there was no possibility of large-scale canvassing for votes.

Soon, Shana and Serena came on stage with Pikachu and Fire Fox. No one cared about whether it was good or bad, they just voted for their friends without thinking. I think most of the trainers who came with their friends had the same idea.

Naoki thinks he is doing the right thing. Are beautiful girls not cute? Or are Pikachu and Firefox not cute? Looking at the entire Pokémon world, who dares to compete with Pikachu in cuteness?

The first round ended quite quickly. Shana and Serena received similar votes, ranking in the middle. For a coordination trainer participating for the first time, this was already a pretty good result.

The second round is the most important talent show. The contestants will perform in turn according to the number of votes they get, and the scores will be calculated by the judges behind them.

The first contestant to come on stage seemed to be a veteran, his partner was a Milotic. Naoki had reason to suspect that this guy with green hair was a poor imitator of Mr. Mikoli, but his performance was indeed remarkable and there were no flaws. The five judges gave him high scores of 8, 7, 9, 7, and 8 respectively, for a total of 39 points.

The second contestant was a very intellectual lady. Her partner was a monster that was not very worthy of her. Putting this aside, the monster was extremely powerful. It first used Rockfall, then jumped up and used Explosion Fist to smash all the rocks into powder. It was a perfect level of violent aesthetics. The judges gave it a high score of 43 points, which directly surpassed the first contestant.

After the performances of the contestants, the audience has begun to feel a little tired. This is why the first round is so important. If the performances can be shown earlier, without other comparisons, the audience will not be so harsh. On the contrary, if there are good examples before, even the smallest mistakes will be magnified infinitely.

This is probably the reason why the audience cannot participate in the scoring in the second round. After all, the judges are professionals and will not be as selfish as the audience.

Shana's performance was ahead of Serena's. She had Pikachu use electric shock to create an effect similar to an electric field, and let Pikachu slide on the electric current to perform difficult moves. Naoki was a little suspicious whether this Pikachu was disguised as Alola Thunderball. This performance received a very good response, and Shana also got a score of 37 points. Among the people at this stage, she is considered to be a very outstanding one.

Serena's performance followed closely behind Shana's. The fire fox used sparks to create circles of fire and moved between them with graceful and agile movements. At the same time, she used sparks to draw various patterns in the air.

Overall, it's not bad, but it's not particularly good either. For a rookie coordination trainer, this is a pretty good performance. Serena scored 36 points.

There is nothing eye-catching about the performances of the people who come after him. After all, the further back you go, the worse they are. You can't expect a great coordination performance from someone who can't even train Pokémon well.

After the second round, there is a break, during which the players can go out for lunch. The third round will be held on time in the afternoon. The content of the game is a gorgeous battle that is quite different from the Pokémon battle. In general, it is to use skills to make your own Pokémon more gorgeous than the opponent's Pokémon.

Instead of going home for lunch, everyone found a small restaurant nearby to have dinner together.

"Shana, Serena, how do you feel about the glamour contest?" Yeruno was also somewhat interested in the glamour contest.

"I can't really explain it, but Pikachu likes it very much," Shana said.

"Pika Pika!" Pikachu was very excited.

"I think the Grand Contest is pretty awesome! What do you think, Fire Fox?"

"Ouch!"

Serena and Firefox actually like this feeling.

"It seems that the third round in the afternoon will be against other people. You should have no problem, right?" Kalumu asked.

Doraba shook his head and said, "Gorgeous battles are different from Pokémon battles, Kalumu. The key to a gorgeous battle is to surpass your opponent in terms of the gorgeousness of your moves. It is fundamentally different from an ordinary battle."

"Shana, Serena, did you choose your dresses yourself?" Korni asked. Girls' focus is always different from boys'. To be more precise, girls don't have the same psychological pressure as boys when asking such questions. Shana and Serena both wore gorgeous dresses, and it was impossible for everyone to have no opinion on this.

"Hehe, isn't it cute?" Shana stood up and turned around.

"This was bought by Salina and I at a clothing store in Miare City," said Salina.

The following topics are exclusive to girls, which are topics that boys have no chance to talk about and are too embarrassed to interrupt. Naoki found an opportunity to talk to Kalumu and others about their experiences in the tunnel.

In the afternoon, the third round of the finals of the Gumu Town Gorgeous Contest was held as scheduled. In this round, all contestants need to draw lots to decide an opponent, and then have a gorgeous battle in pairs. The judges will give scores based on performance and wins and losses. Finally, the top three contestants can get the final reward of the Gorgeous Contest, which is a gorgeous ribbon corresponding to the Pokémon Trainer Gym badge.

I don't know if it was a coincidence of fate, but Sana and Serena just happened to draw each other. The two had a relatively regular and gorgeous battle, which was simply using skills on each other, and did not use any moves that would hinder the performance of the other Pokémon. The final score was only above average, and unfortunately they missed the top three.

This was nothing for the two of them. Unlike trainers, the probability of a coordinator trainer getting a ribbon upon debut was almost zero. For them, the most important thing in this competition was to accumulate experience and become familiar with the process of the Gorgeous Competition. It was obvious that they had already gotten what they wanted.