My Pokémon's Skills Really Aren't Hard to Learn

Bai Yu discovered that his Pokémon's moves were somewhat different from what he knew.

On the Orange League circuit, Bai Yu's Rapidash triggered Phase Rush, transformed into a Lightning Donkey, and frantically dodged moves.

With Lethal Tempo, Lucario used Quick Attack to strike first, activated Conqueror, and followed with a barrage of Force Palms: “Ora ora ora~~~”

After piercing through five Pokémon, it used Protect while at critical health to lock its HP in place, then tanked the opponent's full combo before finishing everything with a Haymaker.

Greninja used Quick Attack, Sucker Punch, and Water Shuriken to trigger Electrocute, instantly defeating the frail Pokémon.

A Pokémon's damage isn't enough? Then use Dark Harvest to scale into the late game.

A Pokémon can't fly? Learn Quinn's ultimate and have a good brother carry you through the sky: “Kyogre! Come over here!”

Facing Dark Trainers, Bai Yu brought six Pokémon into the team fight. The Electric Mouse used Quick Attack followed by Ten Thousand Thunders to immobilize a whole group, Charizard used Seismic Toss to trigger Aftershock, and Lucario used Awe-Inspiring to pick up the opposing team's tankiest Pokémon, Torterra, and slam it into the crowd.

“Lucario, smash it. For. Me!”

Years later, when Bai Yu shared his training experience with the younger generation of Trainers, he said: “Young people, you need to have plenty of imagination. Don't spend every day chewing on textbooks. Watch more of the videos I made. None of my Pokémon's moves are difficult to learn.”

Thus, the students listening below took out their phones and began watching Bai Yu's videos from the very first one.

[The moves cast by Double Team actually deal damage? Fine, Greninja, use Shadow Kill Formation!]

“Those who remain ignorant will not escape their fate!”