But in the rain, this fatal flaw becomes not so fatal!

It is necessary to mention here why, in reality, ground-type moves are ineffective against flying-type moves, and when are they effective against flying-type moves?

As we all know, the reason why ground attribute moves have no effect on flying attribute moves is because flying attributes are for flying in the sky, while ground attributes are moves that act on the ground and cannot touch flying attribute elves flying in the air.

But in reality, there is a question mark as to how this works on the ground.

For example [Mud Bomb].

Can't this move be used to shoot into the sky?

Of course you can, Hei Duo has also tested it, and it can be hit at a height of at least twenty meters.

Another example is [Direct Punch Drilling].

The Giant Needle Bee knows this move. Can't it be made to fly high and be used later?

Obviously it is possible.

Other moves like [Bone Stick Nanta], [Bone Boomerang], [Bone Stick] and the like are everywhere.

The ground attributes include more than just [earthquake], [stomp], [stomp] and other moves that can be used to vent the damage to the ground!

Therefore, reality still cannot be compared with the game.

If one day the [Quicksand Hell] that bites the land shark can turn into a quicksand hell tornado, then there will be another move that can hit the flying elf.

If the damage of [Power of the Earth] is not limited to the space one meter above the ground, the Power of the Earth can also hit flying elves.

All in all, for an elf like the Giant Pincer Mantis that can only fly at ultra-low altitudes, even if it flaps its wings to get off the ground, it may not be able to escape the attack of an earthquake.

Fortunately, the earthquake did not cause much damage to it.

Two elves fought in a messy field.

Giant Pincer Mantis doesn't want to play with you by making it explode in an instant. It just punches you on the head with [Bullet Punch]. Anyway, you don't know Fire Fang. I'll shock you and see what you can shock.
Chapter completed!