Pokemon: Start With Pallet Town

Ninja frog here is to continue learning:

"Water": 00

"Fire": ××

"Grass": Grass Knot,

"Bug": U-Turn

"Poison": Toxic, Toxic Spikes, Gunk Shot

"Evil": 00

"Electricity": ××

"Ice": Haze, Freezing Fist, Blizzard, Freezing Wind, Freezing Ray

"Steel": ××

"Dragon": ××

"Common": ∞∞

"Fighting": Power-Up Punch, Low Kick–, Mat Block,

"Superpower": Role Play, - Rest, Extrasensory,

"Ghost": Lick, Spite, Shadow Sneak,

"Flying": Bounce, Aerial Ace, Acrobatics,

"Rock": Smack Down, Rock Imprison, Rock Slide

"Ground": Mud Sport, Sa Jiang

Master all these different Attribute skills proficiently, develop the "changeable" Ability to the greatest extent, and then consider learning specific skills from the "Water, Evil, and Normal" department

Complement and improve the skills framework.

Then pile up six-dimensional data like the current Pikachu to further exercise skill control and explore the ability of "bond evolution".

At this stage, the Ninja Frog Different Attribute skills have been learned almost, and the proficiency of these skills has been raised to the perfect level, even if the training of this stage is completed, and then the subsequent training can begin.

But in general, it is going step by step, and Ash doesn't need to worry too much.

The same is true for Bi Diao and Fearow. As long as the speed (movement speed, attack speed, dodge) ability is improved, in fact, there are not many skills in the skill pool, and they can still be very sharp.

The four Pokémon in the first echelon, that is, the Ninja frog, need him to pay more attention to it, because of the "changeability" Ability, "need to learn as many spring Attribute skills as possible.

In addition, although the Ninja frog has evolved to its final form, it still has "bond evolution". Compared with Diao's use of Mega evolution props to complete Mega Evolution directly, Ninja frog needs to explore by itself.

However, it is still early for Ninja Frog to explore the evolution of fetters, and he still has other training to complete, so Ash does not need to worry about the evolution of fetters for the time being.

The four Pokémon in the first echelon are more worry-free. At this stage, Ash focuses on and trains the two Pokémon in the second echelon.

Gyarados and Milotic have just evolved, and they are in a period of rapid growth in strength, which is the time for vigorous training, so even if Bulbasaur has just been subdued today, Ash's focus is still on Gyarados and Milotic.

Bulbasaur level LV.14 has not yet evolved, and his strength is still in the early stage. Compared with learning new skills arbitrarily, and working hard to level up, laying a solid foundation is the most important.

So next, Ash can arrange some intermediate tasks for Bulbasaur, and let Pikachu coach them to supervise them, and he can devote himself to the training of Gyarados and Milotic.

"Gyarados is larger than Milotic. Although the speed Species Strength has reached 91, it is not slow among Pokémon, but this is only from the data level."

"If it is deep water or deep sea where the whole body can be submerged in water, Gyarados' movement speed must be very amazing, but if it is on land, it will appear a little slow.

up. "

Looking at Gyarados' stickers and cutouts in his notebook, Ash turned the pen in his hand and thought.

However, in the six-dimensional attribute of Gyarados, speed is not the focus. Although its Ability is still "free and easy" before evolution, it may be considered, but after evolving into Gyarados, its Ability has become "intimidating, overconfident"

Gyarados is taking the route of violent attack. In the six dimensions, the focus is on the development of the three items of "physical attack, physical defense, and physical strength". It is not accurate to say that the three items are, in fact, special defense is also what Gyarados needs to exercise.

However, Gyarados' special defense is outstanding. The average special defense of the normal Gyarados race is 100, but Ash's Gyarados' special defense has reached 110. It can be said that there is no need for more training, but it can be used directly.

Gyarados can be directly regarded as a high special defense Pokémon, and there is no need to be too afraid of Rival's special attack energy attack in battle.

On the contrary, physical defense only has a value of 89 points, so Ash needs to do some strengthening exercises, as well as physical strength.

After all, Gyarados is a big Pokémon. If you can't quickly knock down Rival when attacking, then it will become a target. You must be prepared to defend and resist injuries.

There are not many defensive skills that Gyarados can learn, and the only pure defensive skill is "Protect". Although he can use the system to help Gyarados learn the corresponding skills, there are not many defensive skills in water, flying or common systems.

………ask for flowers…

And he's more inclined to defend on the counter than purely on Ash.

Such as "Facade, Avalanche, Payback, Lash Out" will not be instantly killed by Rival, and can counterattack with double damage when the special effect of the skill is triggered, which is a very suitable defense method for Gyarados.

The above-mentioned skills will need to be learned and mastered in the future, and will be added to the core position of the skill framework.

But compared to defense, Gyarados is essentially an attack-oriented Pokémon. Compared to defense, attack is the most important thing for it~

But also because it is a large Pokémon, its defense is different from that of a Normal Pokémon, and its attack cannot be a Common skill either.

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Gyarados chooses the attack method (group > single), otherwise it is easy to be avoided by Rival, or even consumed by Rival flying a kite.

Therefore, (Twister, Whirlpool, Hurricane, Icy Wind, Earthquake) are more important to Gyarados than the single-body attacks that are currently mastered (Dragon Rage, Bite, Ice Fang, Brine).

But there is another problem here, that is, group attacks are mostly special energy attacks, and Gyarados is a Pokémon with physical output.

"Fortunately, Gyarados learned group attack only to hit Rival and cause effective damage to Rival. Group attack skills are only paving the way for single-target attack skills. The skills that Gyarados really use to deal output are physical skills from beginning to end."

"Fortunately, group skills are not all special attack skills. Previously, "Earthquake" was physical damage. "Using the big head computer to check Gyarados' encyclopedia information, and looked at the skills it can learn in Pokédex, Ash also showed a smile on his face.

"So in the future, Gyarados will focus on attacking, supplemented by defense, and also focus on performance physical training, while attacking will focus on single physical attacks, supplemented by group attacks, and defense will learn defensive counterattack skills."

Holding a pen and sketching in the notebook, Ash quickly worked out Gyarados' training plan. Next, how to train Gyarados, Ash's thinking became much clearer.

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