[Shenandoah]

"Perhaps, but I think speed is just as important. If you have a lot of speed and can run for a long time, you can keep from being injured, right? I think if you focused more on endurance rather than power, it'd be better. Play to Kuro's strengths," she offered to Nazo. "When Stomp does his first battle, it'll be easier to formulate a better game-plan then. If he's really strong, play that up as well as his defense. If he's quick, play up the speed, evasion, and endurance. Add in some techniques that can reduce the other Pokemon's strength at that point, and it'd be better. It kinda depends at what he'll do best at..."

She hoped she was making sense. To her it did. But to someone that learned about Pokemon differently than she did or theorized differently, it'd be strange. Most people would rather a well-balanced Pokemon, but she felt that if there were certain talents that could be used, then one should make those traits stronger.

Sandy glanced up, catching glimpses of the sky through the canopy of leaves and noticed the sun just past its zenith. "Ah... it's noon. Well, near noon."