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

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+## Tiny Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pichu stores electricity in the small sacs on its cheeks, but it is still poor at holding power. If
+it gets startled, amused, surprised, or excited, it may discharge electricity without meaning to,
+and even a little leakage can shock itself.
+
+Despite its tiny size, it can jolt adult humans, though the shock startles it too. On days with
+thunderclouds or very dry air, it charges more easily, and the crackle of static can be heard around
+it. When playing with others, it may trade sparks by touching tails, as

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+## Bird Pokémon
+
+Mega Pidgeot races through the skies at Mach 2, using its outstanding vision to spot prey from far
+above. It can skim low over water to snatch unwary Magikarp, and its large talons make it a feared
+hunter.
+
+Its powerful chest muscles and strong wings can whip up fierce gusts with a few flaps, even bending
+tall trees. It also spreads its gorgeous, glossy wings and striking head feathers to intimidate
+enemies and catch the eye of Trainers.

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+## Bird Pokémon
+
+Pidgeot has dazzling, glossy plumage and striking head feathers that many Trainers find beautiful.
+It also spreads its broad wings to intimidate enemies while racing through the skies at Mach 2
+speed.
+
+Its powerful chest muscles let it whip up fierce gusts with only a few flaps, even strong enough to
+bend tall trees. With outstanding vision, it can spot splashing prey from high above and skim the
+water’s surface to seize unwary Magikarp.
+
+Its large talons make it a feared predator as it hunts at high speed.

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+## Bird Pokémon
+
+Pidgeotto is a vigorous Pokémon that constantly patrols a broad territory in search of prey. It
+flies in slow, circling paths while keeping a sharp lookout, and its keen vision lets it spot
+movement from far above.
+
+Highly territorial, it fiercely pecks at intruders and strikes with its well-developed claws. When
+it catches prey, it can immobilize it and carry it to its nest, even over long distances of more
+than 60 miles.

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+## Tiny Bird Pokémon
+
+Pidgey is a very docile Pokémon commonly seen in forests, woods, grassy areas, and tall grass. It
+usually avoids conflict and searches for food such as small bugs while staying hidden among the
+plants.
+
+When threatened, it relies on quick wingbeats close to the ground to kick up sand or dust, creating
+a cloud that can drive enemies back and even flush out insect prey. It is also known for an
+excellent sense of direction and can return unerringly to its nest, no matter how far away it has
+been taken.

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+## Tiny Pigeon Pokémon
+
+Pidove lives in cities and is very accustomed to people, often gathering in parks and plazas in
+flocks that can grow very large when food is around. It follows where people go and is known for its
+friendliness and sincerity, which makes it appealing to many Trainers.
+
+It tries hard to obey its Trainer, but its forgetful nature and modest intelligence can make
+complicated commands hard to understand. Even when it has already received an order, it may still
+wait for another one.

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+## Fire Pig Pokémon
+
+Pignite builds up the fire in its stomach by eating, and the more fuel it has, the stronger and more
+powerful it becomes. When angered, that inner flame burns even hotter.
+
+As its internal fire flares, its movements become sharper and faster. If it is in trouble, it gives
+off smoke.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pikachu-alola.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in its cheek pouches and can release it in a burst as powerful as a
+lightning bolt. When it is angry, threatened, or encounters something unfamiliar, it may discharge
+that energy at once. If several gather together, their combined electricity can build into
+thunderstorms.
+
+This clever forest-dweller raises its tail to watch for danger, and the tail may even be struck by
+lightning in that pose. It roasts hard berries with electricity to soften them before eating, and it
+may shock a

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the sacs on its cheeks, and when threatened or curious, it releases
+crackling shocks strong enough to equal a lightning bolt. It is also known to roast hard berries
+with electricity before eating them, and its cheek sacs can become charged while it sleeps at night.
+
+This clever forest-dweller lives among others, where groups of Pikachu can build up enough
+electricity to trigger lightning storms. It keeps its tail raised to watch its surroundings, and
+touching that tail may earn

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

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in its cheek sacs, which charge while it sleeps and can release a shock
+strong enough to equal a lightning bolt. If it is threatened, startled, or angry, it may discharge
+that built-up energy at once, and if it cannot fully let it out, it may become stressed.
+
+This clever forest-dweller uses electricity to roast hard berries until they are tender enough to
+eat, though its charge can sometimes blacken them. It also keeps its tail raised to watch its
+surroundings, and when many Pik2

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the pouches on its cheeks, building up enough power to release a burst
+as strong as a lightning bolt. It often wakes with its cheeks charged after sleeping, and if it
+cannot fully discharge that energy, it may feel stressed or give off only weak shocks.
+
+This intelligent forest-dweller uses electricity to soften hard berries before eating them, and it
+may jolt unfamiliar things on sight. When several Pikachu gather, their power can build into
+lightning storms, and they may even

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the sacs on its cheeks, building up enough power that a burst can
+equal a lightning bolt. It may discharge when threatened, when awakened, or when it encounters
+something unfamiliar, and groups of Pikachu can even help spark lightning storms.
+
+This clever forest-dweller uses electricity to roast hard berries until they are tender enough to
+eat, and it will sometimes shock a weakened companion to recharge it. It keeps its tail raised to
+watch its surroundings, but that pose can,

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pikachu-original.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the sacs on its cheeks, building it up while it sleeps and releasing
+it as crackling shocks when it is threatened, angry, or curious about something new. If it does not
+discharge the power often enough, it can become stressed, and lack of sleep leaves it able to use
+only weak electricity.
+
+This clever forest-dweller lives with others and can even help a weakened Pikachu by sharing a
+shock. It roasts hard berries with electricity to make them easier to eat, and when several Piku

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pikachu-partner.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the sacs on its cheeks, and when it is angry, threatened, or startled
+by something new, it can release that power in a sharp burst. Its charges can be strong enough to
+equal a lightning bolt, and gatherings of Pikachu may even build storms.
+
+This clever forest-dweller uses electricity to roast hard berries until they are tender enough to
+eat. It also keeps its tail raised to watch its surroundings, and that pose can sometimes draw
+lightning. Pikachu may even use an electric jio

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pikachu-sinnoh.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in its cheek sacs, which charge while it sleeps and can discharge
+suddenly if it is threatened, startled, or still drowsy after waking. Its stored power can equal a
+lightning bolt, and when many Pikachu gather, their combined electricity may even trigger storms.
+
+This clever forest-dweller keeps its tail raised to watch its surroundings, and that pose can
+attract lightning. It uses shocks to roast hard berries until they are tender, and it may also use
+electricity to revive a weak

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pikachu-unova.md

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the pouches on its cheeks, and its power can be strong enough to equal
+a lightning bolt. When it is threatened, angry, or startled by something new, it releases crackling
+shocks, and groups of Pikachu can build enough charge to help cause lightning storms.
+
+This clever forest-dweller raises its tail to watch for danger, though the pose can draw lightning.
+It also roasts hard berries with electricity to soften them, and may even use a shock to wake or
+recharge a weakened fellow.

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in its cheek pouches and can release it in sudden crackling shocks,
+sometimes with enough power to match a lightning bolt. If it is startled or meets something new, it
+may strike at once, and it can also pass electricity to another weakened Pikachu.
+
+This clever forest-dweller often raises its tail to watch for danger, though the pose can draw
+lightning. It lives with others, and when many gather, their combined electricity can build into
+storms. It also uses its power to roast or

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+## Mouse Pokémon
+
+Pikachu stores electricity in the pouches on its cheeks, building it up while it sleeps and
+releasing it in crackling shocks when threatened, startled, or angered. If it is sleepy or not fully
+rested, its power may be weaker, and if it cannot discharge enough energy, it may become stressed.
+
+This clever forest-dweller raises its tail to watch for danger, and the pose can even draw
+lightning. It also uses electricity to soften hard berries before eating them, and may shock
+weakened companions to help them. W

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+## Woodpecker Pokémon
+
+Pikipek can peck at trees with its hard beak at a rate of 16 times a second, drilling holes it uses
+for both food storage and nesting. Though it looks spindly, its neck muscles are powerful enough to
+support this rapid pecking.
+
+It feeds on berries, and the leftover seeds become the ammunition for attacks it fires from its
+mouth. The rhythm of its pecking can also reveal its mood or condition.

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

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+## Swine Pokémon
+
+Piloswine is wrapped in a thick, shaggy coat that helps it withstand freezing weather, though the
+long fur also covers its eyes and makes sight difficult. It relies on its sensitive nose and keen
+sense of smell to find food, even digging up buried prey under ice or frozen ground.
+
+Its short legs are steadied by rugged hooves that keep it from slipping on icy terrain. When it
+charges, the hairs along its back bristle, and its tusks, which can thicken in snow, are used both
+for digging and for battle.

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+## Swine Pokémon
+
+Piloswine is covered in a thick, shaggy coat that helps it endure freezing weather, with long fur
+that can even hide its eyes and limbs. Its tusks are used to dig food out from under ice, and in
+snowy conditions they can grow thicker. With excellent smell, it can locate buried mushrooms and
+other food beneath frozen ground.
+
+Its short legs are steadied by rugged hooves that keep it from slipping on icy ground. Because its
+sight is obscured by fur, it often charges ahead repeatedly, and it is very sensitive,

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+## Sea Urchin Pokémon
+
+Pincurchin feeds on seaweed, scraping it from rocks with its teeth. Electricity flows from the tips
+of its spines as it moves through the water.
+
+It stores electrical energy in each spine, and even if one breaks off, it can keep emitting
+electricity for at least three hours.

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

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+## Bagworm Pokémon
+
+Pineco hangs motionless from tree branches, waiting for flying insect prey to come near. It does not
+move around much on its own, and if disturbed while eating, it can suddenly drop to the ground and
+explode.
+
+It covers its body with layers of tree bark, using saliva that hardens in air to glue the bark on.
+The extra weight does not bother it, and the shell makes Pineco look like a pinecone while helping
+protect it from bird Pokémon that peck at it by mistake.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/pinsir-mega.md

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+## Stag Beetle Pokémon
+
+Mega Pinsir is an astoundingly strong Pokémon with massive pincer horns lined with thorns, and once
+it clamps down on prey, it does not easily let go. If it cannot crush or split its target, it will
+swing it around and hurl it away with tremendous force.
+
+It attacks by swinging its long horns wildly, and its strength is enough to split a large tree or
+lift a foe far heavier than itself. Despite its power, it is vulnerable to cold, becoming sluggish
+or unable to move well in low temperatures, so it favors a

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+## Stag Beetle Pokémon
+
+Pinsir is astoundingly strong, using its massive thorned pincers to clamp onto prey and either tear
+it apart or fling it far away if the grip does not finish the job. It can even lift foes that weigh
+twice as much as it does, and a single strike from its horns can split a large tree.
+
+Because it is badly affected by cold, Pinsir prefers warm places and becomes sluggish when
+temperatures drop. On chilly nights it burrows or hides under leafage, roots, or deep in forests,
+and in the morning its body may be c.

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+## Penguin Pokémon
+
+Piplup lives along coastal shores in cold northern places, where its thick down helps shield it from
+the chill. It is a skilled swimmer that can dive for over 10 minutes to hunt, but it is a poor
+walker and often falls down.
+
+Despite its clumsy footing, Piplup puffs up its chest with great pride and refuses to act dependent.
+It dislikes being cared for, will not easily listen to its Trainer, and even hates accepting food
+from people.

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+## Cheering Pokémon
+
+Plusle always acts as a cheerleader for its partners, flashing with electric sparks all over its
+body when they do well in battle. It shorts out its electricity to make crackling noises and
+spark-like pom-poms, and if its partner loses, it cries loudly.
+
+To keep up its cheering, Plusle climbs telephone poles to absorb electricity and then scatters
+sparks from its body as it encourages its friends.

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+## Poison Pin Pokémon
+
+Poipole is an Ultra Beast from another world that is well liked enough to be chosen as a first
+partner in its own world. It is known for cackling wildly while spraying poison at opponents from
+the needles on its head.

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+## Frog Pokémon
+
+Politoed gathers Poliwag and Poliwhirl with its echoing cry, and its voice can make them obey or
+cower in fear. When several come together, they form a loud chorus, especially on moonlit nights by
+lake shores, where their calls sound harsh and territorial.
+
+The curled hair on its head is a sign of royal status. The longer and curlier it is, the more
+respect and obedience Politoed earns from its peers. A deeper, more menacing cry is said to make it
+especially popular.

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+## Frog Pokémon
+
+Politoed is a leader among Poliwag and Poliwhirl, and its echoing cry draws them in from far away.
+Its voice can command them to gather, and when several join together, they raise a loud chorus that
+can sound harsh and bellowing.
+
+The curled hair on its head is a sign of kingly status, and the longer and more luxurious it is, the
+more respect and obedience it earns. At night, Politoed are seen along lake shores, announcing their
+territory with loud calls. Male Politoed have especially deep, booming voices.

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

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+## Tadpole Pokémon
+
+Poliwag has very thin, slick, flexible skin, so its spiral innards can be seen through its belly,
+and even sharp fangs bounce off it. The direction of that swirl varies by area, and it may look
+clearer after eating; if it turns whitish, it can signal illness.
+
+Its newly grown legs make walking difficult, so Poliwag is much better at swimming and usually stays
+in water. It may try to waddle onto land, but quickly returns to the water when threatened. In fast
+rivers, it can cling to rocks with its thick, cup-

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+## Tadpole Pokémon
+
+Poliwhirl can live on land or in water, but it prefers the safety of water, where its prey is
+plentiful and its enemies are fewer. Its body stays moist and slick with a slimy, oily fluid, and
+when it is out of water it sweats constantly to keep from drying out.
+
+The spiral on its belly subtly undulates and can make viewers drowsy. When threatened, Poliwhirl may
+use that swirl to put a foe to sleep before slipping free and escaping from its grasp. Its
+well-developed legs also let it walk on land with skill.

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+## Tadpole Pokémon
+
+Poliwrath is an exceptionally gifted swimmer, mastering strokes like the front crawl and
+breaststroke and often outpacing even world-class swimmers. Its powerful, brawny body is made almost
+entirely of muscle, and it can keep swimming for long stretches without tiring.
+
+Though it spends much of its time on land, Poliwrath uses its well-trained arms and legs for
+impressive bursts of movement, even running across the water for a split second. Its strength also
+makes it a capable martial artist, able to smash

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/poltchageist-artisan.md

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+## Matcha Pokémon
+
+Supposedly, the regrets of a tea ceremony master who died before perfecting his craft lingered in
+some matcha and became this Pokémon.
+
+Poltchageist resembles a regional form of Sinistea, but the two Pokémon are actually completely
+unrelated.

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+## Matcha Pokémon
+
+Poltchageist is said to have been born from matcha tainted by the lingering regrets of a tea
+ceremony master who died before perfecting his craft. Its eerie origin gives it a ghostly presence
+tied to unfinished devotion.
+
+Though it resembles a regional form of Sinistea, it was recently discovered that the two Pokémon are
+entirely unrelated.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/polteageist-antique.md

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+## Black Tea Pokémon
+
+Polteageist lives in antique teapots, and the antique form is especially notable for being tied to
+rare, authentic vessels rather than the more common forgeries. It is said that a genuine pot is an
+uncommon find among them.
+
+If leftover black tea is left unattended, this Pokémon may appear and pour itself into it,
+transforming the tea into a new Polteageist.

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+## Black Tea Pokémon
+
+Polteageist lives in antique teapots, and most of those pots are forgeries. On rare occasions, an
+authentic one is found, making it especially notable among its kind.
+
+It is drawn to leftover black tea left unattended. When it finds some, it pours itself into the tea
+and turns it into a new Polteageist.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/ponyta-galar.md

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+## Fire Horse Pokémon
+
+Ponyta is a newborn foal that can barely stand at first, but it grows stronger by stumbling along
+after its parent or racing with others of its kind. Its legs become tougher and faster through
+constant galloping, and it is known for powerful leaps and landing safely on its sturdy hooves.
+
+Its hooves are said to be harder than diamond and can flatten things with ease. It lives in
+grassland herds, and its fiery mane and tail develop about an hour after birth. When accepted by
+Ponyta, that burning mane is no,

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

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+## Fire Horse Pokémon
+
+Ponyta is a weak runner when it is newly born and can barely stand, but it grows stronger by
+stumbling after its parent and racing with others of its kind. Its legs become tough and fast
+through constant galloping, and it is known to run across fields and mountains all day.
+
+Its body is light, its legs are incredibly powerful, and its hooves are harder than diamond, letting
+it leap high and land hard without injury. A herd-dwelling grassland Pokémon, Ponyta develops its
+fiery mane and tail about an hour بعد

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+## Bite Pokémon
+
+Poochyena is a persistent scavenger that will eat almost anything, and its oversized fangs give it a
+fierce look despite its small body. It often tries to intimidate opponents by bristling the hair on
+its tail.
+
+Once it picks a target, Poochyena chases it relentlessly, guided by a keen sense of smell, until the
+prey is worn out. However, if the prey fights back, Poochyena may turn and run.

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

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+## Sea Lion Pokémon
+
+Popplio uses water bubbles and balloons in battle, practicing diligently each day to make them
+larger and more powerful. Its balloon-making skill grows through persistent training, and it is
+known for being a hard worker.
+
+It snorts body fluids from its nose to inflate its bouncy balloons, then sends them at opponents.
+Popplio can also ride on top of these balloons to leap higher, making it a surprisingly acrobatic
+fighter.

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

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+## Virtual Pokémon
+
+Porygon is a man-made Pokémon created with advanced research and programming. Made entirely of code
+and digital data, it can convert itself back into program form and move freely through cyberspace.
+It was the first artificial Pokémon to be created this way, though many of its parts are now
+obsolete.
+
+Because it does not breathe and shows no discernible heartbeat, it can function in many
+environments. Scientists who made it even dreamed it might one day travel into space, but that feat
+has not yet been seen

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/porygon2.md

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+## Virtual Pokémon
+
+Porygon2 was created by humans with cutting-edge science and special data, then upgraded for
+planetary development and space exploration. It has artificial intelligence that lets it learn on
+its own, even developing new gestures and expressions, though its biology remains hard to
+understand.
+
+This upgraded Porygon can work in space, but it cannot fly and handles zero gravity poorly. Further
+research enhanced its abilities, and it may sometimes show motions or reactions that were never
+programmed, even using

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+## Virtual Pokémon
+
+Porygon-Z was altered with additional software in hopes of making it a more advanced Pokémon, or
+even enabling it to move through alien dimensions. The update appears to have had flaws, and its
+behavior became strangely unstable.
+
+Its offensive capabilities increased greatly, but the oddness of its movements and actions grew just
+as much. Because of this defective modification, some even question whether Porygon-Z is truly an
+evolution.

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

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+## Soloist Pokémon
+
+Primarina commands its water balloons through song, shaping sonic waves that sound like beautiful
+singing. The melody is learned from others of its kind and passed down from one generation to the
+next.
+
+It treats every battle like a stage, using its singing and graceful dancing to mesmerize both foes
+and onlookers. Its voice is its chief weapon, so a Trainer must care for its throat with great
+attention. On moonlit nights, it leads its colony in song with a fantastical presence.

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

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+## Pig Monkey Pokémon
+
+Primeape is almost always consumed by fury, and even the slightest sign of being watched can set it
+off. If someone meets its glare or tries to run, it gives chase without giving up, and it may even
+awaken from sleep to pursue an intruder in a groggy rage.
+
+Its anger strengthens its body by boosting circulation and muscle power, though it also makes it far
+less intelligent. Primeape is said to keep raging even when contained, and it seldom calms down
+unless it is completely alone. Some even say its temper,

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+## Penguin Pokémon
+
+Prinplup lives a solitary life, keeping away from others because each one believes it is the most
+important and cannot form a group. It carries itself with great dignity while swimming gracefully
+through the frigid sea and singing with a voice like the roaring tide.
+
+Its sturdy wings can strike with such force that they can snap even thick trees. It also searches
+icy seas for prey, relying on both its strength and its composed manner.

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

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+## Compass Pokémon
+
+Probopass radiates intense magnetism from every part of its body, and it freely controls three small
+units called Mini-Noses with that force. These mobile units help it battle from multiple directions
+and catch prey, while the main body mostly directs them.
+
+Its powerful magnetic field can even make nearby electrical devices unusable. It also commands the
+iron sand that forms its mustache, shaping it into hard stones to strike down prey.

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

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+## Duck Pokémon
+
+Psyduck is constantly troubled by headaches, and as the pain intensifies, its latent psychic power
+may begin to stir. It often seems to use these abilities without meaning to, and it is not clear
+whether it intends to do so at all.
+
+When Psyduck taps into its strange power, it often appears vacant or puzzled, as if it cannot
+remember what just happened. Its brain activity becomes unusually high in these moments, and the
+resulting psychokinesis can even seem to bring brief relief from the pain.

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+A spirit trapped within its pumpkin body inhabits Pumpkaboo, and it grows especially restless and
+active after sunset. It is said to guide wandering spirits to where they belong, helping them move
+on to the afterlife.
+
+The light shining from the holes in its pumpkin can hypnotize and control those who see it. Its size
+is fixed when it is encountered, and the Large Size form has different stats from other forms.

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+A spirit trapped inside its pumpkin body gives this Pokémon an eerie restlessness, especially after
+sunset. It is said to roam at night, guiding wandering spirits toward where they belong so they can
+pass on.
+
+Light shining from the holes in its pumpkin can hypnotize and even control those who see it. Its
+size is fixed when it is encountered, and the Small Size form cannot be changed.

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+A trapped spirit inhabits the pumpkin body of Pumpkaboo. At sunset, it grows restless and active,
+and its eerie light can hypnotize and control those who see it.
+
+Pumpkaboo is said to gather wandering spirits into its body and carry them on to where they belong.
+Its size is fixed when it is encountered, and the Super Size form has its own distinct stats.

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+Pumpkaboo’s pumpkin body is said to be inhabited by a spirit trapped in this world. As the sun sets,
+it grows restless and active, and wandering spirits are placed into its body before being carried on
+to where they belong.
+
+Light streaming from the holes in its pumpkin can hypnotize and control those who see it, including
+people and Pokémon. Its size is set when it is encountered and cannot be changed.

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+## Hard Shell Pokémon
+
+Pupitar’s body is encased in a shell as hard as bedrock or sheet rock, and it can still move freely
+inside it. Even as a pupa, it already has arms and legs beneath the solid shell, and its thrashing
+can unleash great destructive power.
+
+It propels itself by compressing gas inside its body and forcefully venting it like a jet or rocket.
+This lets it dash around wildly, even into solid steel, while its durable body avoids damage. It is
+often restless, as if eager to evolve.

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+## Devious Pokémon
+
+Purrloin uses a deceptively cute act to lull people into lowering their guard, then steals their
+valuables for its own amusement. It seems to enjoy the looks of frustration it causes, and its
+victims are often unable to stay angry with it for long.
+
+When its targets draw near, Purrloin can strike with sharp claws, leaving stinging scratches behind.
+Opponents who are taken in by its adorable behavior may also be wounded by the Pokémon’s mocking
+laughter.

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+## Tiger Cat Pokémon
+
+Purugly is a brazen, impudent Pokémon that will barge into another Pokémon’s nest and claim it if
+the place seems comfortable enough. It is difficult to tame and keeps up a hard glare, staring
+without relenting when it locks eyes with something.
+
+To look more intimidatingly beefy, it tightly binds its body with its twin tails and cinches its
+waist. Despite its rude nature, Purugly is popular for its fur, whose beauty is said to surpass even
+velveteen.

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+## Royal Pokémon
+
+Female Pyroar live in prides where the males with the largest fiery manes lead, while the females
+guard the cubs. They can unleash breath hotter than 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit and use it to fiercely
+warn off challengers.
+
+Pyroar are known to prefer raw meat and do not use their searing breath on prey. While males are
+often lazy, they will defend their companions without hesitation when faced with a powerful foe.

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+## Royal Pokémon
+
+The male with the largest mane of fire leads the pride, while the females protect the cubs. Mega
+Pyroar’s fiery breath can exceed 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit, making it a fearsome threat to any
+challenger.
+
+Although males are usually lazy, they will throw themselves into danger to protect their companions
+when faced with a strong foe. Pyroar does not use its searing breath on prey and instead prefers raw
+meat.