Chapter 48: Long time no see! Companions of the past!

【Ash: I didn't expect that I could capture so many various Pokémon in the future; this feeling is truly too great!】

Although it was always Koharu looking at Ash's Pokémon in the light screen.

But the eyes of this group of Pokémon never left Ash.

The bond between the two sides is extremely deep.

……

On the screen—

Finally, Koharu chose Sceptile and Swellow from among the many Pokémon.

As for why she chose them.

After all, since they are in Hoenn, it would be better to use Hoenn Pokémon.

It can only be said that Koharu knows how to choose.

She directly picked out the two strongest Pokémon Ash captured during his journey in the Hoenn region.

As expected of you, Koharu.

Professor Oak on the other side also transmitted the Poké Balls of Swellow and Sceptile over.

And after getting the Poké Balls.

Under Ash's encouragement, both Pokémon were released.

After Swellow and Sceptile appeared, they stuck directly to Ash.

They hadn't fought with Ash for a long time.

Even though the one commanding them this time was someone else.

But that doesn't matter!

Being able to fight with Ash is the happiest thing!

"This is Koharu; the next two matches will trouble you."

Ash introduced the two Pokémon to Koharu.

Ash spoke, and even the proud Sceptile reached out and shook Koharu's hand.

The temporary bond between the two was considered concluded.

In the process of heading to the competition venue, Ash also very thoughtfully explained the skills and moves of Sceptile and Swellow to Koharu.

He didn't require Koharu to be able to master them thoroughly, as long as she could shout them out, she could use them.

After a simple understanding, the two also arrived at the Battle Frontier.

The competition format of the Glass Whistle Cup is very simple.

It's just a small battle competition.

It even starts directly from Top 8, preventing the possibility of Top 16.

That is to say, as long as you win two matches, you can directly advance to the finals.

As for Ash himself, the Pokémon he chose were naturally Pikachu and Scorbunny.

Ash has a habit, which is that he likes to use new companions for battles every time he travels.

Since he has already chosen Galar as a new starting point.

Naturally, he wants to use new companions to fight.

You say Pikachu, this is occupying a fixed slot.

Ash's battle here can be said to be effortless.

The opponent's strength is not strong; after letting Scorbunny go on the field to familiarize himself with the rhythm of the competition.

Ash immediately sent Pikachu.

One against two; in the shocked eyes of the onlookers, Ash successfully won the match.

(In the original work, it was Mr. Mime, but I think it would be better to let Hoenn region Pokémon come.)

After Ash won, the next thing is to look at Koharu's.

Rather than saying it's Koharu's battle.

It's better to say it's the limited-time return of Sceptile and Swellow.

The strength of these two Pokémon to fight this type of competition is simply crushing.

No, even more exaggerated than crushing!

If it was Ash's match, they were still shocked by Pikachu's speed and the power of his moves.

Then Koharu's side was purely enjoyment.

It was Sceptile and Swellow enjoying the competition.

"Wow! I surrender, I won't fight, you guys are bullying people!"

The entire battle, Koharu was confused; it was completely Sceptile and Swellow's solo show.

Even Sceptile, after solving one opponent, very thoughtfully returned to the sidelines to change to Swellow.

Power, speed, no matter which aspect, were existences the opponent couldn't reach.

So much so that the opponent was directly beaten to tears.

The following battles basically had no suspense.