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In the sprawling, competitive world of monster-taming media, we have been conditioned to worship the underdog. We love the story of the rookie who wakes up at 4 AM, trains on Route 1 until their fingers bleed, and meticulously studies type advantages to scrape by against the Elite Four. Hard work. Grit. The "fair" fight.