The strongest in the sea of Switch2.

It was terrible since the first time, but it has gotten even worse.

I went to Lake Oja to see how the processing drop was, and I got hooked on something.

What’s going on with Lake Oja in Switch2?

Since there’s high demand for Heirasha and the appearance areas overlap, I see them often.

The guy who avoids while groaning.

Don’t come at me, you bastard.

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Well, at least you can fly after the DLC.

If it’s Switch2, once this guy and Kentauros get stuck, won’t we be unable to get out?

In combat, it’s slow, but in the field, it’s completely like a missile.

Is there any way to use it in battles?

What do you mean it’s 70 speed? It should be 130, right?

The sea’s MiGarusa has already been worn down.

Has the update already arrived?
Or is it lighter due to the performance upgrade of Switch 2?
Well, anyway, making things easier is a good thing, and the blueberry dome was really heavy, so that’s helpful.

The one that is mixed up with Kamazu Joe in my mind.

While the Oja has stopped solidifying, the upper limit has become 30, and the negative effects of the thread image are undoubtedly apparent.

Speed as an ecosystem and S aren’t really linked, are they?

Seriously, they should bring back the discontinued insect repellent spray…

Let’s direct all our hatred towards Migalusa.

It seems that when something is heartfelt, it can also be bothersome at the same time.

It’s you, Kuwa-ganon.

It’s often said about Kuwagannon, but in the Pokédex, it surprisingly isn’t mentioned that it’s fast that frequently.

If I set it up as instructed, Dragonite will become around S2500…

It’s a dilemma between breaking through and cutting beautifully.
I think that only with both can it be considered a top-tier Pokémon.

I love how this species with these stats turns into an Ashipa type, it’s so ridiculous.

I thought this one wasn’t used, but it’s Idaitou.

Unlike a karayabu, it’s too difficult to use because you can’t stack it with a strap.

Fish-type Pokémon tend to be fairly similar to each other.

It seems like something interesting could be done, but it’s just lacking a little bit.

It’s a lower version of breaking out of the shell, right?
“You’re going out of your way to actually reduce your HP.”

Risk your life and kill the bonito.

S refers to the speed at which a move hits the opponent’s Pokémon, while saying it is speed.
The movement speed doesn’t really matter.
By the way, is Dragonite still the fastest Pokémon besides those that can bend space-time?

I wonder if I can use both Broken Bone and Sharpness Therapy at the same time.

Perhaps the cliff crab is still easier to use.

Its base stats are 478, so it can evolve again, right?

I was thinking that if the number of displays on the screen increases, things like this or Tauros would get really crazy, but is it really like that?

What was with the lack of motivation when we went?

If you’re going to reduce your stamina, it needs to be with the same intensity as hitting a belly drum.

You’re overestimating the crab too much…

I understood what SV wants to do, and I thought it was wonderful.
Once the raid aspect evolves, it will be completely a new generation of Pokémon.
I was thinking of turning both this guy and the Tauros into sashimi, but…

Heyrassha is tough in another sense as Heyrassha.
Stop that motion floating up from the water’s bottom, it’s too scary!!!

If this is how it is with the S70, then what will happen to the S126’s Kamasu Joe…?

This guy is too much like a missile.

Even though Scyther keeps accelerating, Dragonite’s cruising speed is definitely faster…

Barracuda can be quite annoying as well…

Why is there no invincibility period right after the battle?
You’ll be endlessly trapped.

Despite the barracuda being relatively versatile despite its appearance and reckless base stats, the character in the image is too focused on self-sacrifice.

If Haradaiko is strong, then this guy can’t be weak, right?

I haven’t received it yet, but when I watch videos of people who have, I’m really envious because everything moves so smoothly and super fast.

Removing the limiter and setting the simultaneous spawn count to about 40 is good, but…
Create a few seconds of invincibility time after the battle ends during which you cannot encounter enemies…

I think it would be better if someone other than this guy took the hit.

I thought the same during the Isle of Armor in Sword and Shield.
Stop the ones that track me in the water.

Zelda and Pokémon are amazing; they are completely different.

There are so many Pokémon that it all starts to seem ridiculous, like expanding the ocean for Pokémon, freeing Pokémon, and protecting Pokémon!
It starts to feel reasonable to argue that we should reduce the excessive number of creatures in Fladeri for the sake of resources!

A trait called “Kireaji,” which is quite strong despite being distributed fairly widely.
Things like Iron Fist… I wish the multiplier was a bit higher.

If a lot of Pokémon without any processing lag appear in the thread, won’t the blood vessels burst?

SV has become almost a different game with the updates, and I want to start over from the beginning.

But it’s a compassionate area where you won’t die from being swarmed by Pokémon, as they just go beep beep.

I understand that the density is too high for large wild animals.

It’s definitely tough to stack it up in singles.
Using it in double battles can synergize with Yessan’s psychofield, but I found the area damage wasn’t enough to cover it.
I think it would have been different if there had been Wide Force from the beginning, so if the conditions are right in the early environment of the new work, I would like to try again.

It is indeed surprising that the appearance number limiter only gets released during mass outbreaks…