This is Impossible!!!!
"Leafeon, Razor Leaf—now!" Charles shouted, his voice sharp and commanding.
Leafeon, agile despite the chaos, twisted midair and unleashed a flurry of glowing green blades. The projectiles sliced through the air, aimed directly at Tyranitar, even as Leafeon itself was buried under the onslaught of falling rocks.
Charles knew the gamble he was taking. Defense was futile against Tyranitar's overwhelming Rock Slide. Moves like Protect would crumble under such power. Instead, he opted to trade blows, relying on Leafeon's speed and precision to land a hit.
But when the Razor Leaf barrage reached Tyranitar, the towering beast roared, swiping its massive claws through the air. The glowing green blades shattered against the raw strength of its Dragon Claw.
"Damn it," Charles muttered under his breath. Leafeon's attack power was solid, but the sharpness of its leaves was no match for Tyranitar's impenetrable defense.
A rumble echoed through the battlefield as Leafeon emerged from the rubble, shaking off debris with a determined growl. Its yellow-green fur, though dirtied and battered, shimmered faintly in the dim light.
"My Leafeon isn't going down that easily!" Charles yelled, raising a fist in defiance. "Leafeon, Leaf Blade!"
The nimble creature darted forward, its light, gravel-coated paws barely touching the ground. As it ran, the blade-like leaves on its tail began to glow, radiating a brilliant emerald light. It looked like a living weapon, charging headlong into the fray.
Across the field, John—Charles's opponent—smirked. His arms crossed, he issued a calm command. "Tyranitar, Earthquake."
Tyranitar's massive foot came down with a thunderous crash, sending shockwaves rippling through the battlefield. The ground buckled and cracked, hurling debris into the air.
"Jump, Leafeon!" Charles shouted.
Leafeon sprang upward, twisting elegantly in midair to dodge the tremors. Its glowing tail swung downward, aiming directly for Tyranitar.
"Hyper Beam," John ordered, snapping his fingers.
A blinding beam of energy erupted from Tyranitar's mouth, illuminating the battlefield with an intensity that forced the audience to shield their eyes. The attack didn't just scorch the air—it obliterated it.
Leafeon was caught mid-leap, unable to avoid the devastating blast. When the light finally faded, the once-pristine fur of Charles's partner was charred black, its body limp as it crashed to the ground.
"Leafeon is unable to battle. Tyranitar wins!" the referee declared.
Charles gritted his teeth as he recalled Leafeon to its Pokeball. "How is your Tyranitar Hyper Beam so fast? That should've taken more time to recharge!"
The crowd murmured, sharing his disbelief, but John looked unimpressed. "Your problem, not mine," he said with a shrug.
Charles reached for his final Pokeball, knowing this was his last chance. If he lost here, his reputation as a trainer would be in shambles. He threw the ball with determination, and out emerged his ace: Venusaur.
The massive plant-like Pokemon roared, shaking the battlefield with its sheer presence. The tree on its back quivered, ready to unleash its devastating arsenal.
"Venusaur, Petal Blizzard!" Charles commanded.
Venusaur let out a deep bellow, and pink petals began swirling around it like a hurricane. The storm grew fiercer with each passing second, the petals forming a vortex that barreled toward Tyranitar.
John raised an eyebrow, clearly unfazed. "Tyranitar, Earthquake again."
With a mighty stomp, Tyranitar sent another shockwave through the field. The tremors collided with the swirling petals, neutralizing them in a violent explosion of energy and debris.
Charles smirked. "Exactly as planned. Venusaur, Solar Beam!"
While the Petal Blizzard had bought him time, Venusaur had been silently gathering energy, its massive flower glowing with a golden light. Now, it unleashed a searing beam of solar energy, the concentrated power rushing toward Bangira like a vengeful comet.
John's composure wavered for the first time. "Tyranitar, Hyper Beam!"
Tyranitar roared once more, firing its signature attack straight at the incoming Solar Beam. The two attacks met in the center of the battlefield, creating a cataclysmic explosion. The shockwave rattled the arena, sending chunks of debris flying in every direction.
When the dust finally settled, both Pokemon were still standing, though visibly battered. Venusaur's petals were singed, its breathing heavy, while Tyranitar's once-pristine armor was cracked and scorched.
"Impossible! How is Tyranitar still able to use Hyper Beam without resting?" Charles muttered, his frustration mounting. He glanced skyward, cursing under his breath. If only the weather had been Sunny Day, Venusaur's Solar Beam would have charged faster.
Suddenly, the battlefield erupted in chaos once more. From the lingering smoke, Tyranitar's claws tore through the haze, glowing with a dark green energy. Before Charles could react, the Dragon Claw struck Venusaur squarely, sending it sprawling backward.