Chapter 418 The Bad Eevee Who Doesn't Obey Will Be Punished by Being Forced to Stick with the Fire Stone!

Ever since he bought the physical book of "Pokémon Special" from his classmate by chance when he was a child, Luke has had a deep impression of Beedrill, the dragon-type Pokémon of Boss Sakaki, who can stab even the flying king Dodo. He even thought Beedrill was the most handsome Pokémon besides Mewtwo.

The huge double needles and the insect-type eyes that make it impossible to see the emotional changes give people a loyal and solemn knight-like feeling.

Even though the number of Pokémon has increased from the initial 151 to more than 1,000, and various powerful quasi-gods have emerged one after another, Beedrill is still the most handsome in Luke's heart.

So when Luke held the huge wasp nest, the only option that came to his mind that could perform a joint skill with the wasp nest was Beedrill.

Like Hornets and Tribes, which also completely replaced ordinary bees and became individuals of the permanent wild monster tribes in the other world, Luke had no idea at all.

However, when Luke saw that these dozens of giant hornets only targeted the pirate group and waved their purple-haloed insect needles vigorously, making them scream, an idea came to his mind.

That is, if he just decided to use a huge bee-like individual like Cannon Hornet or Dire Hornet as the object of the dream power, would it succeed or fail?

Luke was very curious about this.

Just as the giant hornets completed a round of poison needle attacks and disappeared in groups in the forest, a new message popped up in front of Luke who was hiding behind the tree.

[You have consumed 1 "poison needle", which comes from the cleared archive 1 of "Pokemon Emerald" on the gba handheld console.

You will no longer be able to take out the same type of "carrying combat props" as poison needles today. 】

【Your "Electronic Hamster Disease" skill effect has been triggered, and your dream item selection range today will be limited to "Pokemon Emerald Clearance Archive 1". 】

Luke, who temporarily handed over the battle ahead to others, began to study while stepping on the meditation aura.

The newly acquired "Electronic Hamster Disease" is a typical multi-functional composite skill, and there are many details in it that need to be tested by yourself.

Obviously, Luke just turned the wasp nest into a giant bee nest by consuming the "poison needle" props carried by the giant bee in the Emerald archive, which is mostly completed by the giant bee.

From this, it can be inferred that if you want to turn the wasp nest into the queen's nest, you may need to adjust the corresponding game archive to at least the version of "Pokemon Black/White".

At the same time, although I used the real throwable wasp nest prop to complete the superposition with the dream prop poison needle, I also achieved the triggering condition of "Electronic Hamster Disease" in disguise, limiting the selection range to Emerald.

Moreover, after he consumed the poison needle, the combat items carried by the same type of Pokémon, such as silver spoons, charcoal, teacher's nails, etc., were temporarily included in the "prohibited materialization" list that appeared in front of Luke.

However, only these combat items were temporarily prohibited from materialization, such as Poké Balls, consumables, move machines, and valuables, which were still in the state of being taken out.

Luke leaned forward and found that the battle ahead did not need him for the time being, so he began to test with peace of mind.

With a flip of his wrist, Luke had a standard red and white Poké Ball in his hand.

Then he flipped his wrist again, and the red and white Poké Ball directly turned into a blue, white and red Ultra Ball.

Unlike the consumed poison needle, the Poké Ball that Luke took out first was not consumed by him, so he could put it back into the archive directly and immediately replaced it with a higher-level Ultra Ball.

But if Luke used the red and white Poké Ball to catch a pet, then he could only take out the Poké Ball until today.

However, because it is the most basic red and white ball, the upper limit of the number of balls that can be taken out is quite high, 40 balls, the same as its level value. If it is used to catch ordinary pets, the pile can be directly piled up to the opponent.

When it comes to the super ball, the upper limit is reduced to 20 balls.

And it is not allowed to be taken from the advanced ball, because its hard requirement for taking out is lv60.

As for the Master Ball, it not only requires Luke's level to reach 80 or above, but also requires that he has completed the record of killing or capturing S-level monsters with Pokémon alone...

I have the strength to defeat S-level monsters, what do I need this Master Ball for?

Oh, it can catch people, that's fine.

As for the removal rules of consumables, it is similar to the Poké Ball. The more basic the potion, the more can be taken out, and as long as it is not consumed, you can take it at will.

Luke, who took back the super ball, began to alternately have good wound medicine, delicious soda, agility and other consumables used to add blood or buff pets, but when it came to the resurrection grass that could directly revive pets, and the exotic sweets that could directly increase the level of pets, they were restricted again.

It seems that the various rules of the main plane also have an impact on the extraction, but it is still within Luke's prediction range. After all, the skills of this electronic hamster disease still have room for upgrading. It is good enough to be able to turn the current Luke into a limited super weakened version of the blue fat man... Wait a minute!

Luke suddenly thought.

He still remembered that he had the game archive of "Doraemon Monopoly" in his computer!

It seems that he can find a chance to try it.

Although Luke could not find the rule-breaking things such as resurrection grass and exotic sweets, a piece of "fire stone" that looked like amber and seemed to be wrapped in burning flames appeared directly in Luke's hand.

This stone that can directly make some Pokémon evolve into the corresponding advanced flame form has almost no restrictions like ordinary consumables, and is not as restricted as resurrection grass and exotic sweets.

...Where are the bad Eevees who are disobedient?

Comrade Luke's face flashed with an evil expression that made all the unevolved Eevees shudder.

As for the move learning machine, secret learning machine, jumping bicycle, good fishing rod and other items in other lists, they also have their own extraction conditions and quantity restrictions.

Of course, the general rule for all types of items is that once you decide to take out the next item, the previous item will be immediately recycled in advance as long as it has not been consumed.

Luke had some ideas that could be used.

Just as Luke took out the move learning machine 17 "Protect" and wanted to see if he met the learning conditions, two consecutive roars in the distance interrupted Luke's concentration.

It turned out that a little giant more than three meters tall had just quickly arrived on the battlefield through a hanging basket-like thing connected to the zipline in the air, and roared in challenge to the most conspicuous and burly Ultimate Iron Blood Viper in Luke's team.

And the Viper was not to be outdone, took off his mask and roared back at the little giant.

Then the little giant shuddered as expected, probably because he had never seen such a terrifying face in his entire pirate career.

[Jason (lv45) (Super Dark Gold Monster) (HP 100%*4.5) (Rune Level 14) (Resistance: Electricity Resistance 45%, Fire Resistance 0%, Ice Resistance 0%, Wind Resistance 50%, Poison Resistance 75%)]

[Monster Characteristics: Third Officer of Tiger Shark, ? ? Fruit ability user. ]