Giratina’s stats were absolutely luxurious, whether individual values, moveset, or held items.
Well, actually, scratch that last part.
From obtaining the Adamant Sphere and Lustrous Sphere from Dialga and Palkia, John had assud Giratina would possess the Griseous Sphere.
But it didn’t.
Comparing it to Zoroark and Gengar, this guy who literally hid a "world" inside its belly, Gengar was perfect for spatial creation. Fine. Giratina didn’t need it normally anyway. Gengar could carry the Griseous Sphere for training instead.
Just imagine, if you had a space that didn’t contain any living beings, with a range the sa size as the real world as your base, how amazing would that be?
This ti, no building a villa, building a straight-up castle!
BOOM!
Dialga and Palkia were still locked in their berserk combat.
Dazzling energy beams clashed violently.
Without any restraint whatsoever.
As space and ti collided, the entire Mount Coronet plains area had already warped, and the distortion was still spreading outward. Before long, this place would end up like Sendoff Spring, trapped in a space-ti rift.
"Alright, ti to wrap this up."
Setting down the Griseous Sphere and placing the Pokeball containing Giratina into his bag, John looked ahead and ran his fingertips across the Pokeballs at his side, selecting which Pokemon to deploy next.
What exactly had made Dialga and Palkia fall into madness?
He didn’t know yet.
But Giratina had already been captured.
If he captured Palkia and Dialga afterward, would those two still be this crazy?
Forget it. Better not overthink it. First, capture those two, then specifically ask Giratina what happened when he got back. If that didn’t work, he’d just let Dialga and Palkia be gate guardians, standing watch over his in-ga warehouse.
Then return to reality and grab another pair of Dialga and Palkia.
After recalling Zoroark with a Pokeball, John pulled out two more to release.
The Pokemon that appeared were Garchomp and Urshifu.
All five Pokemon imdiately sprang into action.
Using temporal power to cloud Palkia’s vision, using spatial power to distort Dialga’s perception, then building barriers with Fairy energy, and finally adding psychic manipulation on top.
In just a mont, Dialga and Palkia, who’d been fighting furiously, imdiately lost track of their targets.
All they could sense now were the Pokemon appearing before their eyes.
The Pokemon before Palkia’s eyes was ga Gardevoir.
As a Water/Dragon-type Pokemon, Palkia’s only weaknesses were Dragon-type and Fairy-type moves. John’s plan for dealing with it was simple, use the newly obtained Lustrous Sphere to enhance temporal power, then dodge Palkia’s attacks with Future Sight, and finally strike with the Pixie Plate for maximum damage.
ga Gardevoir split off a separate battlefield.
Leaving Greninja (John form), ga Gengar, Urshifu, and ga Garchomp (Crimson Orb) to face Dialga.
Greninja had mastered aura power, making it essentially half Fighting-type. But John chose it over the Fighting-type Blaziken because Greninja was more flexible, it could stay at range and just unleash Water Shuriken for long-distance strikes.
Conducting ranged attacks alongside Greninja was ga Gengar. Although Ghost-type didn’t have a type advantage against Dialga either, by borrowing the Plate’s power, even without super-effective damage, Gengar’s attacks would still pack a serious punch.
Combine that with Shadow Clone.
What looked like two Pokemon were actually three artillery positions set up.
To keep the long-range assault stable, naturally they needed close-combat disruption.
Garchomp was chosen because it had Ground-type, giving it a natural type advantage. Since that was the case, John couldn’t waste it. To boost its strength, he specially pulled out the Crimson Orb from his bag and fused it into Garchomp’s body before GA Evolution.
Four Pokemon rapidly engaged Dialga.
Two massive battlefields fought simultaneously!
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