does he need a third hydreigon? probably not. he didn't even know why he caught the second one in the first place.

he leaves the rampaging dragon behind as he tries to search for what truly matters in this route. everything else sucks in comparison to the one true overlord of the dark-type routes.

does he need a frog? probably not. he could use it as trade fodder though, but it wasn't like he needs more pokemon. that and he wants to get the third encounter at least.

he leaves the greninja behind as he tries to search for what truly matters in this route. everything else sucks in comparison to the one true overlord of the dark-type routes.

does he need a bear? probably not. but this is the last encounter and he might as well take advantage of the fact that it has a fifth move it has.

kyle releases his mightyena to handle the threat. the size advantage, along with its typing, makes the matchup against the canine's favor, but kyle knows that the mightyena can handle it. it was, after all, one of his best mightyena when it comes to dealing with unfavorable matchups.

"you can deal with that, right."

left to his own devices, bravo immediately goes on the offensive, charging straight towards the pangoro. the wild pokemon attempts to grapple with mightyena, only for its arms to be stopped by a timely protect. with its attack parried, the mightyena is open to hit it with a super effective play rough, knocking it down to the ground almost immediately.

meanwhile, kyle prepares a pokeball for the capture. he lobs it at the fallen pangoro.