App herunterladen
63.52% Pokemon: The Gameboy Effect / Chapter 108: Totem Tyranitar?

Kapitel 108: Totem Tyranitar?

John took a deep breath as he stepped onto the second floor of the Mirage Tower. The rocky terrain was eerily quiet, with only the faint echo of his footsteps. Suddenly, a towering Golem appeared, its LV50 status flashing ominously above its head.

"Rock and Ground dual-type? Weak to Water and Grass moves," John murmured, strategizing on the fly.

Without hesitation, he sent out Greninja. The nimble Water-and-Dark-type leapt forward, its movements swift and precise.

"Greninja, use Water Shuriken!" John commanded.

Greninja spun its hands, launching sharp, water-infused projectiles at Golem. The first strike hit squarely, dealing significant damage, but the tough Golem endured, its sheer bulk keeping it in the fight.

"Not bad," John muttered, impressed by its resilience. "Finish it with Water Pulse!"

A glowing orb of water formed in Greninja's hands before it hurled the attack at Golem. The impact was immediate. Golem let out a deep groan and collapsed, defeated.

John tossed a Pokeball at the fainted Pokemon. A few shakes later, the capture was successful.

Inspecting his new catch, John smirked.

"Double perfect IV on attack and defense? This one's got potential," he said, pocketing the Pokeball.

Judging from Greninja's combat power, John felt confident he could attempt the Flame Plan dungeon after leveling it up a bit more. Maxie's trump card was nothing more than a Camerupt. With its glaring Rock and Water weaknesses, his Steelix would make short work of it. At LV50, Camerupt wouldn't stand a chance.

The battle left him pondering the strength of the Mirage Tower Pokemon. With such solid IVs, even lower-tier encounters could contribute significantly to his team or his future breeding farm.

Reaching the third floor, John was greeted by an oppressive gust of wind. Sand swirled everywhere, forcing him to shield his face.

"This is ridiculous," he muttered, coughing as he tried to steady himself. But as he looked ahead, his eyes widened.

In the middle of the room stood a massive Tyranitar—LV52—towering far above its usual size. The dark green armor gleamed like polished stone, and the swirling sandstorm seemed to emanate from its very being.

"A Totem Tyranitar?" John whispered, awe-struck. The Pokemon's intimidating presence, coupled with its sheer size, made it look like a miniature Godzilla.

The sandstorm clinging to its body gave it an almost ethereal quality. Its powerful aura screamed danger, but to John, it also screamed opportunity.

"A Totem Tyranitar in the Mirage Tower… This game really isn't playing fair anymore," he muttered, wiping sand from his brow. "But if I can catch this thing, it'll be the cornerstone of my Sandstorm Team."

John sized up his team. His highest-leveled Pokemon was a Gabite (LV42)—hardly a match for the behemoth before him. Still, he wasn't about to back down.

"Blaziken, let's go!" he called, releasing the fiery Fighting-type.

The Tyranitar turned its piercing gaze toward Blaziken. It seemed unimpressed.

"Blaziken, use Growl!" John commanded.

Blaziken let out a deep howl, its voice reverberating through the room. Tyranitar's eyes narrowed, its annoyance clear.

"ROOOAR!" Tyranitar retaliated with Hyper Beam. A blinding beam of energy shot forth, obliterating part of the tower's wall and Blaziken along with it.

John winced. "Well, that didn't last long." He recalled Blaziken, thankful for the automatic Pokemon recovery system in place.

Still, the Growl had done its job, reducing Tyranitar's attack.

Next, John sent out Lairon. "Lairon, use Metal Sound!"

The metallic Pokemon let out a grating screech, causing Tyranitar to flinch briefly. But its rage only grew.

Another Hyper Beam ripped through the air, hitting Lairon directly. When the light faded, Lairon was down, its job done.

"Defense is lowered, and its attack's been softened up. Time for the real fight," John said, his confidence growing.


Kapitel 109: The Invincible Tyrant!!!

John raised his hand and launched two Pokeballs into the air.

Steelix crashed onto the battlefield with a thunderous roar, its immense body exuding an intimidating aura. The instant it landed, its eyes locked on the Totem Tyranitar towering before it. A clash between giants was inevitable.

Alongside Steelix, Gardevoir appeared, her elegant form immediately shimmering with Confusion as she used her psychic power to lift John safely into the air. The arena, though vast, suddenly felt too small to contain the two massive Pokemon. One misstep and John could've been crushed in the chaos.

Steelix wasted no time. It raised its massive tail high and slammed it into the ground with a resounding impact.

The floor of the third level shook violently. Cracks spiderwebbed across the stone as debris scattered, and a rumbling shockwave of Earthquake surged through the battlefield.

For a moment, John wondered if the Mirage Tower itself would collapse under the strain. But the mysterious structure held firm, its strange, self-restorative nature quickly repairing the damage.

This wasn't an ordinary battle—it was a clash of titanic forces.

BOOM!

Tyranitar reacted immediately. Despite its massive frame, it moved with startling precision, crouching low as if bracing for impact. With a guttural roar, it drove its fist into the ground with all its might.

The resulting shockwave collided with Earthquake's force mid-air, creating an explosive burst of energy that shook the room.

John stared in disbelief. "Did it just punch the ground to stop Earthquake?"

The faint red and blue glow surrounding Tyranitar revealed its move—Superpower. With 120 base power, it wasn't just about raw strength; it was a calculated strike that neutralized the ground-shattering attack.

"This thing isn't just strong; it's smart," John muttered, an excited grin spreading across his face. "I need this on my team."

John wasn't about to let up. As Tyranitar prepared for another strike, he threw two more Pokeballs.

Gabite and Greninja appeared on either side of the battlefield, flanking the Totem Pokemon.

Gabite charged forward, its claws glowing with the energy of Dragon Claw. On the opposite side, Greninja hurled Water Shuriken in rapid succession before dashing in with its kunai, ready to strike with Cut.

Above, Gardevoir raised her arms, summoning the glowing energy of Moonblast to rain down from above.

John floated safely above the chaos, giving orders with sharp precision. "Steelix, back them up! Keep using Iron Tail!"

Steelix responded by swinging its gleaming silver tail in a powerful arc, aiming to strike Tyranitar head-on.

Despite being surrounded and outnumbered, Tyranitar remained unshaken. It unleashed a roar so powerful that the sound waves rippled across the battlefield, disrupting the incoming attacks.

Water Shuriken evaporated mid-air. Moonblast shattered into harmless fragments. Gabite and Greninja were blown back, skidding across the floor.

John clenched his fists. "What kind of move was that? No way that was just

As the dust settled, Tyranitar stood unscathed, its feral grin visible through the haze. Then, without hesitation, it used Swords Dance.

A surge of crimson energy erupted around its body, raising its attack to terrifying new levels. Its already formidable strength had just doubled, and it wasted no time pressing the advantage.

It barreled forward with alarming speed, the ground trembling beneath each step.

"Steelix, Iron Tail! Stop it now!" John yelled.

Steelix met Tyranitar head-on, its tail flashing as it struck with precision.

At the same time, Gabite unleashed Dragon Breath, Gardevoir fired another Moonblast, and Greninja, now with a Substitute in place, launched dual Water Pulse attacks.

But Tyranitar was unstoppable.

It shrugged off the blasts of energy like they were mere annoyances. Water Pulse fizzled against its armored hide. Dragon Breath barely slowed its charge. Even Moonblast, striking with pinpoint accuracy, failed to stop its momentum.

When Steelix's Iron Tail collided with Tyranitar, the result was immediate and devastating.

Steelix's head and tail were slammed into the wall, pinned by the sheer force of Tyranitar's charge. The impact left a crater in the stone, and Steelix groaned under the pressure.

John stared at the carnage, slack-jawed. "This Tyranitar is built like a Yuujiro Hanma cosplayer. Punching the ground to stop Earthquake? Who does that?"

He glanced at his remaining Pokeballs, a sheepish grin spreading across his face. "Guess we're jumping this guy after all. Four-on-one? Nah, it's tactical teamwork. Totally fair."

Tyranitar, however, clearly thought otherwise. Its savage roar and unrelenting assault left no doubt: this was its domain. And anyone daring to challenge it would need more than strategy—they'd need a miracle.


Load failed, please RETRY

Wöchentlicher Energiestatus

Stapelfreischaltung von Kapiteln

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Anzeigeoptionen

Hintergrund

Schriftart

Größe

Kapitel-Kommentare

Schreiben Sie eine Rezension Lese-Status: C108
Fehler beim Posten. Bitte versuchen Sie es erneut
  • Qualität des Schreibens
  • Veröffentlichungsstabilität
  • Geschichtenentwicklung
  • Charakter-Design
  • Welthintergrund

Die Gesamtpunktzahl 0.0

Rezension erfolgreich gepostet! Lesen Sie mehr Rezensionen
Stimmen Sie mit Powerstein ab
Rank 200+ Macht-Rangliste
Stone 78 Power-Stein
Unangemessene Inhalte melden
error Tipp

Missbrauch melden

Kommentare zu Absätzen

Einloggen

tip Kommentar absatzweise anzeigen

Die Absatzkommentarfunktion ist jetzt im Web! Bewegen Sie den Mauszeiger über einen beliebigen Absatz und klicken Sie auf das Symbol, um Ihren Kommentar hinzuzufügen.

Außerdem können Sie es jederzeit in den Einstellungen aus- und einschalten.

ICH HAB ES