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package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/numel-f.md

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+## Numb Pokémon
+
+Numel stores intensely hot magma in the hump on its back and throughout its body, where it can reach
+almost 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit. That heat gives it great strength, though its hump shrinks a little
+when it uses Fire-type moves.
+
+If it gets wet or the weather turns rainy, the magma cools and hardens, making its body heavy and
+its movements sluggish. Numel is also very dull-witted and seems not to notice being hit, but it
+cannot tolerate hunger for even a moment.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/numel.md

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+## Numb Pokémon
+
+Numel’s body holds magma at about 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit, with its humped back serving as the main
+store of that heat. The blazing magma gives it great strength, but when it gets wet or the weather
+turns rainy, the magma cools and hardens, making its body heavy and its movements slow.
+
+It is hardy enough to carry heavy loads and has long served humans at work. Though it seems very
+dull-witted and may not even notice being hit, it cannot endure hunger for long.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/nuzleaf-f.md

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+## Wily Pokémon
+
+Nuzleaf live deep in densely overgrown forests, often making their homes in holes bored into large
+trees. Skilled climbers, they sometimes slip out of the woods to startle people, and they are known
+to dislike having their long noses pinched or gripped, since it weakens them.
+
+Using the leaf on its head, Nuzleaf can make a flute whose eerie sound unsettles listeners. In
+particular, people lost in a forest may feel fear, dread, or uncertainty when they hear its music.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/nuzleaf.md

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+## Wily Pokémon
+
+Nuzleaf lives deep in densely overgrown forests, often in holes bored into large trees, and is
+skilled at climbing them. It sometimes wanders out to startle people, especially those who are lost
+in the woods.
+
+It can pull off the leaf on its head and use it to make a flute. The eerie sound of that grass flute
+makes listeners uneasy, fearful, or filled with dread. Nuzleaf’s long, pointed nose is a weak point,
+and it loses power if the nose is gripped.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/nymble.md

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+## Grasshopper Pokémon
+
+Nymble keeps its third pair of legs folded up when at rest, but it can spring forward with
+remarkable force. When it finds itself in danger or a tight spot, it can leap more than 30 feet with
+the strength of its legs.
+
+It is also highly skilled at a fighting style that uses those jumps to dodge incoming attacks while
+striking back at opponents at the same time.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/obstagoon.md

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+## Blocking Pokémon
+
+Obstagoon evolved after enduring many fights, and it carries that battle-hardened attitude in the
+way it stands. It often crosses its arms and throws out a booming shout that can make opponents
+flinch.
+
+Its voice is staggering in volume, and it has a habit of striking a threatening posture before
+letting loose. This intimidating display is known as Obstruct.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/octillery-f.md

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+## Jet Pokémon
+
+Octillery likes to hide in rocky holes, boulders, and other snug places, and it may even steal a
+fellow Octillery’s nest or sleeping spot. It often waits there with only its mouth showing, ready to
+spray ink before attacking.
+
+It grabs prey with its suction-cupped tentacles, trying to hold it still before finishing it off
+with its rock-hard head. If an opponent is too strong, it can spit murky ink to escape, and that ink
+can also dull scent or be used in cooking.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/octillery.md

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+## Jet Pokémon
+
+Octillery likes to hide in rocky holes, boulder gaps, and even pots, often making its nest there or
+taking over another Octillery’s sleeping place. It usually sleeps in caves and waits from cover,
+sometimes sticking out only its mouth to spray ink at prey or to escape.
+
+When it attacks, Octillery wraps foes with its suction-cupped tentacles to immobilize them, then
+finishes them off with its rock-hard head. If a target is too strong, it spews murky ink to blind
+and confuse it, and that ink can dull the keen

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oddish.md

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+## Weed Pokémon
+
+Oddish spends the day buried in soil or tucked underground, often leaving only its leaves exposed.
+It seeks fertile ground, absorbs nutrients through its whole body, and may even take on a weedlike
+appearance; if disturbed, it lets out a harsh shriek.
+
+At night, moonlight wakes it, and it roams about on its rootlike feet to scatter its seeds. It is
+said to grow by bathing in moonlight, and richer soil makes its leaves glossier.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/ogerpon-cornerstone.md

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+## Mask Pokémon
+
+Ogerpon is a curious, mischief-loving Pokémon whose type changes with the mask it wears. It battles
+by drawing out the type-based energy held within its masks, and its form and strength shift
+accordingly.
+
+It confounds enemies with nimble movements and sharp kicks, making it a difficult target to read in
+battle.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/ogerpon-hearthflame.md

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+## Mask Pokémon
+
+This curious, mischief-loving Pokémon changes its type depending on the mask it wears. It fights by
+drawing out the energy stored in its mask, using quick, nimble movements and swift kicks to confound
+its enemies.
+
+With its Hearthflame Mask, it channels that power in battle while keeping its playful,
+trickster-like nature.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/ogerpon-wellspring.md

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+## Mask Pokémon
+
+Ogerpon is a curious, mischief-loving Pokémon that battles by drawing out the type-based energy
+stored in its masks. Its form can change with the mask it wears, and it uses that power to keep
+opponents guessing.
+
+It confounds enemies with quick, nimble movements and sharp kicks, making it hard to predict. The
+Wellspring Mask shape reflects its reliance on mask-bound energy to fight.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/ogerpon.md

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+## Mask Pokémon
+
+Ogerpon is a mischievous, curious Pokémon that battles by drawing out the type-based energy
+contained within its masks. By changing the mask it wears, its type also changes, giving it a
+different edge in battle.
+
+It confounds its opponents with nimble movements and swift kicks, making it difficult to predict and
+even harder to pin down.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oinkologne-f.md

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+## Hog Pokémon
+
+Oinkologne is proud of its fine, glossy skin, and it gives off a concentrated scent from the tip of
+its tail.
+
+That sweet, alluring fragrance also drifts from all over its body, and it is said to entrance female
+Pokémon.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oinkologne.md

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+## Hog Pokémon
+
+Oinkologne is proud of its fine, glossy skin, and it gives off a concentrated scent from the tip of
+its tail. The fragrance that surrounds its body is sweet and alluring, making it especially
+captivating.
+
+Its scent can entrance female Pokémon, drawing them in with a pleasing aroma that seems to drift
+from all over its body.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/okidogi.md

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+## Retainer Pokémon
+
+After the toxic chain around its neck stimulated all of its muscles, Okidogi transformed into a
+Pokémon with a powerful physique. It has become incredibly strong and is known for its rough,
+short-tempered nature.
+
+By swinging the chain it wears around its neck, Okidogi can pulverize nearly anything in its path.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/omanyte.md

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+## Spiral Pokémon
+
+Omanyte is an ancient Pokémon revived from fossils, and in rare cases it can also be genetically
+regenerated. Its fossils are found in places that were once seas, and some show bite marks,
+suggesting it was preyed on long ago.
+
+In prehistoric oceans, Omanyte swam by twisting its 10 tentacles, seeming to drift as it paddled
+along. It could also use air stored in its shell to sink and rise in water. When threatened, it
+withdraws into its hard shell.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/omastar.md

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+## Spiral Pokémon
+
+Omastar is a prehistoric Pokémon that is thought to have died out when its spiral shell grew too
+large and heavy. Weighed down by it, Omastar could move only slowly and reach nearby food, which
+likely made it unable to catch prey.
+
+It uses its well-developed tentacles to seize prey and can wrap them tightly to immobilize them.
+Once it has a target, it bites hard with sharp fangs and beak-like mouth parts, and its fangs were
+even said to be strong enough to crush rock.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/onix.md

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+## Rock Snake Pokémon
+
+Onix is a giant, serpentine chain of stone that lives mostly underground. As it grows, the rocky
+parts of its body harden like black diamonds, and it becomes rounder and smoother with age.
+
+It twists and squirms through the ground at high speed, often around 50 mph, making a loud rumble
+that can shake the earth above. As it burrows, it eats boulders and absorbs hard objects, which
+helps make its body even more solid. A magnet in its brain keeps it from losing direction while
+tunneling, and the tunnels it bo

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oranguru.md

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+## Sage Pokémon
+
+Oranguru is known for its extreme intelligence and calm, meditative nature, and it tends to look
+down on inexperienced Trainers. It spends most of its time in the treetops, where it knows the
+forest well and can gather medicinal herbs to help wounded Pokémon.
+
+Using waves of the fan made from its leaves and fur, it skillfully issues orders to other Pokémon.
+Oranguru often throws Poké Balls as well, and it rarely appears at the beach to match wits with
+Slowking. Oranguru do not get along with one another, so

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/orbeetle-gmax.md

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+## Seven Spot Pokémon
+
+Orbeetle is renowned for its exceptional intelligence, and its greatly enlarged brain suggests
+formidable psychic power. It uses that power to observe and study its surroundings, scanning far
+beyond what is nearby.
+
+Its psychic senses are so keen that it can take in things from over six miles away. This ability
+lets it keep close watch on the world around it while calmly gathering information.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/orbeetle.md

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+## Seven Spot Pokémon
+
+Orbeetle is famous for its high intelligence, and the great size of its brain is said to reflect
+immense psychic power. It uses that power to observe and study its surroundings with remarkable
+precision.
+
+By releasing psychic energy, Orbeetle can keep track of what is happening around it, even at
+distances of more than six miles. Its keen awareness makes it an exceptional watcher and
+investigator.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oricorio-pau.md

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+## Dancing Pokémon
+
+This Oricorio has sipped red nectar, and its passionate dance can win over its enemies before it
+lashes out with blazing flames. As it moves through its beautiful steps, it beats its wings together
+to create fire and bathe foes in intense heat.
+
+If its Trainer gives the wrong order, this passionate Pokémon becomes fiercely angry. Its dance is
+both graceful and dangerous, drawing opponents in and then burning them up when they let their guard
+down.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oricorio-pom-pom.md

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+## Dancing Pokémon
+
+Oricorio's passionate dancing can win over its foes, leaving them open to be struck by blazing
+flames. It beats its wings together to create fire, and as it moves through its elegant steps, it
+bathes opponents in intense heat.
+
+This Pom-Pom Style Oricorio has sipped red nectar, which fuels its fiery spirit. If its Trainer
+gives the wrong order, it can become fiercely angry.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oricorio-sensu.md

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+## Dancing Pokémon
+
+Oricorio (Sensu Style) beats its wings together to create fire, and as it moves through its
+beautiful dance, it bathes opponents in intense flames. After sipping red nectar, it becomes
+especially passionate, and its dancing can leave enemies overwhelmed in both body and mind.
+
+It wins the hearts of its foes with graceful, fiery motions, then turns that opening into a blaze.
+If its Trainer gives the wrong order, this passionate Pokémon becomes fiercely angry.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oricorio.md

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+## Dancing Pokémon
+
+Oricorio beats its wings together to create fire, and as it moves through its beautiful dance, it
+bathes opponents in intense flames. Its passionate dancing can win over enemies before it strikes,
+leaving them vulnerable to blazing attacks.
+
+When it has sipped red nectar, its fiery spirit grows even stronger. If its Trainer gives the wrong
+order, this passionate Pokémon becomes fiercely angry.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/orthworm.md

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+## Earthworm Pokémon
+
+Orthworm lives in arid deserts, where it sustains its metal body by consuming iron from the soil.
+Its body is built to endure harsh conditions while it remains hidden beneath the sand.
+
+When attacked, it uses the tendrils on its body like fists, striking back with a rapid storm of
+punches.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/oshawott.md

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+## Sea Otter Pokémon
+
+Oshawott fights with the scalchop on its stomach, striking back immediately when attacked. The shell
+is made from the same material as claws, and it can detach it to use as a blade.
+
+This belly shell is useful for more than battle. Oshawott also uses it to break open hard berries,
+and it has even been named a scalchop for the way it cuts down foes.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/overqwil.md

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+## Pin Cluster Pokémon
+
+Overqwil's lancelike spikes and savage temperament have earned it the nickname "sea fiend." It has a
+fearsome presence that makes it seem dangerous to approach.
+
+It slurps up poison to nourish itself, drawing sustenance from toxic matter as part of its strange
+diet.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pachirisu-f.md

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+## EleSquirrel Pokémon
+
+Pachirisu is a calm Pokémon that lives high in trees, where it uses electric cheek pouches to
+generate and store power. It can release charges from its tail, and touching its tail or cheeks can
+be dangerous.
+
+It also makes fur balls that crackle with static electricity and keeps them with berries in tree
+holes. When pairs meet, they may rub their cheek pouches together to share the electricity they have
+stored.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pachirisu.md

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+## EleSquirrel Pokémon
+
+Pachirisu is a calm Pokémon related to the Pikachu line, but its cheeks and tail still carry a
+dangerous charge. It makes electricity with pouches in its cheeks and can shoot that power from its
+tail, living high atop trees.
+
+It also gathers fur balls that crackle with static electricity and stores them with berries in tree
+holes. Pairs may rub their cheek pouches together to share the electricity they have stored.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/palafin-hero.md

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+## Dolphin Pokémon
+
+When it hears its allies calling for help, Palafin changes its appearance and takes on a transformed
+form. It never lets anyone witness the instant it changes, keeping that moment hidden from view.
+
+In this form, its physical capabilities are no different from Finizen’s, but when its allies are in
+danger, it powers itself up through transformation.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/palafin.md

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+## Dolphin Pokémon
+
+Palafin keeps its ordinary appearance until it hears its allies calling for help. When that happens,
+it changes form and becomes far stronger, though it never reveals the moment of its transformation
+to anyone.
+
+In its usual state, its physical abilities are no different from Finizen’s. Its power only rises
+when its companions are in danger, driving it to transform and act with renewed strength.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/palkia-origin.md

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+## Spatial Pokémon
+
+Palkia is a legendary Pokémon of Sinnoh feared as a deity in mythology. It is said to dwell in a gap
+of the spatial dimension parallel to ours, where it can distort space and cross to faraway places or
+even other dimensions.
+
+Its every breath is said to make space more stable, yet its birth was also blamed for the
+disappearance of the world’s walls, leaving a sky that stretches on forever.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/palkia.md

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+## Spatial Pokémon
+
+Palkia is a legendary Pokémon of Sinnoh and a feared deity in local legend. It is said to live in a
+gap in a spatial dimension parallel to ours, where it has total control over the boundaries of space
+and can send itself to faraway places or even other dimensions.
+
+Its power is said to distort space and steady it with every breath. In Hisuian legend, Palkia’s
+birth is blamed for the disappearance of the world’s walls, leaving behind a sky that seems to
+stretch on forever.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/palossand.md

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+## Sand Castle Pokémon
+
+Palossand is known as the Beach Nightmare, a castle-like Pokémon that lives on beaches but cannot
+keep its shape if drenched by heavy rain. It can control the sand itself, using a sandstorm to stop
+opponents before pulling prey down and draining away their vitality or even their souls.
+
+Each grain of sand seems to have a will of its own, and the mound has become a grim fortress. Its
+power to curse grew stronger as it evolved, and its buried depths are said to hold the dried remains
+of those it has weakened.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/palpitoad.md

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+## Vibration Pokémon
+
+Palpitoad lives both in water and on land, using its long, sticky tongue to catch prey and
+immobilize opponents. It can also weaken prey with powerful sound waves before entangling them.
+
+By vibrating the bumps on its head, it creates waves in water and earthquake-like tremors on land.
+Some Palpitoad have cries that are especially pleasing to hear, and those with larger lumps can
+produce a wider range of sounds.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pancham.md

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+## Playful Pokémon
+
+Pancham does its best to look intimidating, often fixing others with a fierce glare and a scary
+face. Yet it cannot hide its cheerful side for long, and if it loses focus or receives a pat on the
+head, it may break into a grin.
+
+It chews on a leaf mainly to look cool, though the leaf has no real purpose. Mischievous by nature,
+Pancham follows Pangoro like a henchman and learns by imitating the master it chooses to look up to.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pangoro.md

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+## Daunting Pokémon
+
+Pangoro is a rowdy, quick-tempered Pokémon with tremendous physical strength, and it refuses to let
+itself or others be bullied. It often settles disputes with its fists, driving into battle with
+savage force and overwhelming opponents with punishing blows.
+
+By watching the slight twitches of the leaf in its mouth, Pangoro can sense and predict an enemy’s
+movements. Though it is eager to tussle and can be fierce in combat, it is also kindhearted toward
+its companions.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/panpour.md

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+## Spray Pokémon
+
+Panpour stores nutrient-rich water in the tuft on its head, and it uses its tail to spray that water
+onto plants. The plants it waters grow large, showing the water's strong nourishing effect.
+
+It does not do well in dry places, so it keeps itself damp by shooting water from its head tuft
+through its tail. This constant moisture helps it stay healthy while it tends to plant life.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pansage.md

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+## Grass Monkey Pokémon
+
+Pansage dwells deep in forests, where it searches widely for berries and brings them back to share
+with its friends. It is especially kind to weary-looking Pokémon, offering the leaf on its head as a
+treat that can relieve stress and make fatigue seem to vanish.
+
+Its leaf is prized for its soothing effect, and Pansage is said to share it with others in need.
+This gentle Pokémon is known for its generosity as much as its talent for finding food.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pansear.md

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+## High Temp Pokémon
+
+Pansear lives in caves inside volcanoes, where the fire in the tuft on its head can reach 600
+degrees Fahrenheit. When it becomes angry, that tuft burns even hotter. It uses this flame to roast
+berries before eating them.
+
+Pansear is very intelligent and often helps people. It is known for preparing its food carefully
+rather than eating berries raw.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/paras.md

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+## Mushroom Pokémon
+
+Paras spends much of its time burrowing underground or near the foot of trees, gnawing on roots and
+drawing nourishment from them. As it matures, mushrooms called tochukaso sprout from its back and
+grow alongside the host, though they take much of the nutrients Paras eats.
+
+These mushrooms begin from spores when Paras is born and can grow large over time. They are highly
+valued as a medicine, said to be useful for extending life, but in some places they do not develop
+normally if moisture or nutrients are不足

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/parasect.md

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+## Mushroom Pokémon
+
+Parasect is a host-parasite pair in which a large mushroom has taken control of the bug host,
+draining its energy and seeming to do all the thinking. The bug is mostly dead, and if the mushroom
+comes off, it stops moving. Mushroom-lacking specimens lie motionless, suggesting the fungus directs
+its actions.
+
+It prefers dark, damp places and can be found infesting large trees in groups, drawing nutrients
+from trunks and roots until the tree dies. Its cap scatters poisonous spores, and the larger the
+mushroom,

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/passimian.md

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+## Teamwork Pokémon
+
+Passimian live in groups of about 20, and each member has an assigned role. Their remarkable
+teamwork keeps the troop together, and they will not abandon a comrade when trouble comes.
+
+They battle with hard berries, which serve as both weapons and a staple of their diet. The troop
+follows the boss’s orders when searching for berries, and the one that can throw a berry farthest
+leads the group. Techniques are passed down from boss to troop over generations.
+
+They also use saliva to stick leaves to their own-

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/patrat.md

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+## Scout Pokémon
+
+Patrat are extremely cautious, and they keep a constant watch over their nest by taking turns
+standing guard. They feel uneasy if no one is on lookout, so one of them is usually watching for
+danger at all times.
+
+They can keep this vigilance up for days by eating food stored in their cheek pouches. They also use
+their tails to communicate with one another, though they can be caught off guard by threats coming
+from behind.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pawmi.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pawmi has underdeveloped electric sacs on its cheeks, and it must rub them furiously with the pads
+on its forepaws to build up enough electricity to use. Its paw pads are themselves
+electricity-discharging organs, helping it generate power through constant motion.
+
+It often releases electricity from its forepaws while balancing unsteadily on its hind legs, giving
+its actions a shaky but determined look.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pawmo.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+When its group is attacked, Pawmo is the first to leap into battle, using a fighting technique that
+lets it strike foes with its forepaws while zapping them with electricity from its paw pads at the
+same time.
+
+It relies on this combined style of attack to defeat enemies, putting its quick reflexes and
+electric shocks to work together in close combat.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pawmot.md

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+## Hands-On Pokémon
+
+Pawmot is usually slow to react, but once it enters battle it moves with lightning-fast speed to
+strike its foes. Its fluffy fur acts as a battery, storing enough electricity to match that of an
+electric car.
+
+This reserve of power lets Pawmot carry a great deal of electricity in its body, ready to be
+unleashed when needed.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pawniard.md

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+## Sharp Blade Pokémon
+
+Pawniard’s entire body is made of blades, which it keeps sharp by rubbing them on stones by the
+river. Each Pawniard favors its own sharpening stone, and its cutting edges help it bring down
+opponents.
+
+It serves a Bisharp boss and follows orders precisely in battle. Pawniard often attacks in groups,
+clinging to prey or enemies and sinking its blades into them, then clanging its two blades together
+after a slash. Each one trains hard, hoping to lead someday.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pecharunt.md

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+## Subjugation Pokémon
+
+Pecharunt stores a potent poison in its peach-shaped shell and uses it to make poisonous mochi. It
+offers the mochi to people and Pokémon alike, hiding its danger behind a tempting treat.
+
+Those who eat its mochi have their desires and abilities drawn out, and they fall under Pecharunt’s
+control, bound to follow its will.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pelipper.md

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+## Water Bird Pokémon
+
+Pelipper is a messenger of the skies, using its huge bill to carry small Pokémon and eggs to safety.
+Its beak is so spacious that it can even hold food for others, and young males are said to gather
+and bring back supplies to the nest.
+
+It nests on steep sea cliffs and skims low over the waves to find food. By dipping its bill into the
+water, it scoops up prey and water together, then swallows its catch in one big gulp. On calm days,
+it may bob on the waves to rest its wings.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/perrserker.md

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+## Viking Pokémon
+
+What looks like an iron helmet is actually hardened hair. Perrserker lives for the thrill of battle
+and carries itself like a fierce warrior.
+
+After countless fights, it has developed dangerous claws that extend into dagger-like blades, making
+it a formidable opponent in close combat.

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+## Classy Cat Pokémon
+
+Persian carries itself with the grace and elegance of a proud queen, and its forehead gem glows on
+its own. Its refined air and luxurious fur win many admirers, though its haughty nature makes it
+difficult to raise or befriend.
+
+Despite its poised appearance, Persian can turn vicious without warning, scratching or pouncing for
+little reason. It moves so silently that it can attack in an instant, and its lithe body and sharp
+claws let it strike with deadly speed.
+
+Its bold whiskers sense the air around it, a

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+## Classy Cat Pokémon
+
+Persian is a proud, haughty Pokémon admired for its elegant fur, graceful walk, and the gem that
+gleams on its forehead. It moves with quiet agility, and its lithe muscles let it strike in an
+instant, but its refined appearance hides a vicious temper.
+
+It is difficult to keep as a pet because of its fickle meanness and quick claws. Persian may scratch
+or bite for little reason, especially when annoyed or challenged, and it is known to attack anything
+that meets its gaze.
+
+Its six whiskers help it sense air,

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+## Bulb Pokémon
+
+Petilil lives where the soil is moist, clean, and rich, often near fresh water or in well-tended
+fields and flowerbeds. Places where it thrives are said to be especially good for growing plants,
+and if the environment turns poor, it will move elsewhere.
+
+Its head leaves are very bitter, but they grow back if they fall out and are valued for their
+ability to restore tired bodies. Dried or boiled, they are used in remedies for fatigue, and the
+darker the leaves, the healthier Petilil is thought to be.

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+## Long Nose Pokémon
+
+Phanpy is small, but it is remarkably strong and can even carry an adult human on its back. It
+swings its long snout playfully, yet its strength makes that roughhousing dangerous, and even an
+affectionate nudge can send someone flying.
+
+It uses its long nose to shower itself, and groups may splash one another with water before drying
+off at the water’s edge. Phanpy also digs a vertical nest pit beside a river and marks the area
+around it with its trunk to show that the spot is claimed. Its big ears help it,

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+## Stump Pokémon
+
+Phantump are born when a spirit takes hold of a rotten tree stump, and old tales say they may be the
+spirits of children who died after becoming lost in the forest. They live in abandoned woods, where
+their eerie cries can sound like a child’s voice.
+
+By imitating a child, they lure adults deeper into the trees and leave them hopelessly lost, though
+they are only trying to make friends. Their green leaves are also said to yield a brew that can cure
+any illness.

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+## Lissome Pokémon
+
+Pheromosa is one of the dangerous Ultra Beasts, known to race across the land at terrific speeds.
+Its body is thin and supple, yet it still possesses great power.
+
+Although it is alien to this world and seen as a danger here, it is apparently a common organism
+where it normally lives. It also refuses to touch anything, perhaps sensing some uncleanness in this
+world.

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+## Sea Drifter Pokémon
+
+Phione drifts in warm seas, often floating offshore when the water is warm. It inflates the
+flotation sac on its head to glide languidly across the ocean, sometimes traveling in packs while it
+searches for food.
+
+Its azure body blends in with the sea, which may help protect it from natural predators. No matter
+how far it drifts, Phione always returns to the place where it was born.