Finally, Hilbert’s Aim takes this a step farther.
Anyway next up is Hilbert’s Plan, which changes the move type of Techno Blast to either Fire, Water, Ice, or Electric, matching the target’s weakness from among these four types if possible. Huh, I could have sworn that I said that we wouldn’t be revisiting Techno Blast. To begin with, we have Bug Shift which we’ve seen before in the past this skill turns Techno Blast into a Bug Type move. With moves out of the way, next up are skills. And we totally won’t be talking more about Techno Blast more in-depth in the next section! Finishing up moves, Hilbert & Genesect’s Sync Move is Aim For Victory Bug Buzz, which is a Bug Type Sync Move that deals additional damage the more that the target’s Special Defense has been lowered, calling back to Metal Sound and its ability to soften up the opposing team. We follow this up with Techno Blast, which is a Normal* type move that takes 4 bars to utilize and has a solid base power. Instead, this 2-use Trainer Move gives +3 Special Attack and applies the Supereffective Up Next effect, ensuring more damage when Genesect hits its target’s weakness. This is backed up with Perfect Aim!, which does not raise Genesect’s Accuracy or give the sure-hit effect, despite its name. Dire Hit + comes next, and is a reliable way to max out Genesect’s Critical rate. Their moveset begins with Metal Sound, which is a 2-bar move that drops the target’s Special Defense by 2 ranks per use. They have decent bulk for an offensive Sync pair, good Special Attack, and decent Speed. Hilbert & Genesect comprise a Bug Type Tech unit with a weakness to Fire Type attacks.
Together with Hilbert, they form a Sync Pair with a grudge, ready to take out anything that stands in their way.
It’s a deadly Mythical Pokemon with a history tied to Ghetsis’ plans, and it wants revenge. Well, it seems that a guy can only be laid back for so long, as Ghetsis is ready to unleash a new fiendish plan… and what better way to fight this madman than with one of his own weapons? Genesect, the Paleozoic Pokemon, was revived from a fossil by Team Plasma and was outfitted with weapons to become a technological terror. Sure, he’s had his moments alongside his Mightyena, but we don’t really talk about that anymore. Hilbert is a pretty laid-back guy, wouldn’t you say? He showed up fairly early in Pokemon Masters’ life and has largely been happy to explore Pasio alongside his Samurott.
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