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

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+## Scout Pokémon
+
+Sentret is a very nervous, cautious Pokémon that stands up on its tail to scan a wide area and keep
+watch over its surroundings. From this lookout, it can spot danger from far away and warn the others
+with loud cries, screeches, and tail slaps on the ground.
+
+It takes turns standing guard when the group sleeps, and a sentry wakes the rest at the first sign
+of trouble. If Sentret becomes separated from its pack, fear keeps it from sleeping at all.

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

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+## Regal Pokémon
+
+Serperior can halt opponents in their tracks with a single glare, and its noble eyes are said to
+unsettle those it faces. It absorbs solar energy and stores it within its body, drawing strength
+from the sun.
+
+It holds its head high to intimidate rivals, but it truly gives everything only when facing a
+powerful opponent who is unfazed by its gaze.

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

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+## Grass Snake Pokémon
+
+Servine glides along the ground with swift, sliding movements that can baffle foes before it strikes
+with its vines. It is skilled at whipping attacks and uses the shadows of thick foliage to avoid
+being hit.
+
+Its leaves must stay clean to function in photosynthesis, so it keeps itself tidy at all times.

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

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+## Fang Snake Pokémon
+
+Seviper has long shared a bitter feud with Zangoose, and the scars on its body show how vicious
+those battles have been. It is known as Zangoose’s archrival and will not give up the conflict that
+has lasted for generations.
+
+Its swordlike tail is its main weapon. Seviper constantly sharpens and polishes it on hard rocks
+until the blade grows extremely sharp, then uses it to slash foes while coating them with a deadly
+poison. It also hides in tall grass and strikes unwary prey with venomous fangs.

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

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+## Sewing Pokémon
+
+Sewaddle makes its own clothes by chewing up leaves and sewing them together with sticky thread it
+produces from its mouth. Its leafy handiwork has made it a popular mascot for fashion designers.
+
+Leavanny even dresses it in clothes made after it hatches. When Sewaddle sleeps, it hides its head
+inside its hood.

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

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+## Brutal Pokémon
+
+Mega Sharpedo is widely feared as the bully of the sea, a vicious ruffian that attacks any ship
+entering its waters. It propels itself by jetting seawater from its rear, reaching about 75 mph,
+though it cannot travel long distances.
+
+Its cruel fangs can crush iron, rip through sheet metal, and grow back if broken. Sharpedo is
+especially sensitive to the scent of blood and lunges at prey the instant it detects one.

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

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+## Brutal Pokémon
+
+Sharpedo is widely feared as the bully of the sea, a vicious bandit that attacks any ship in its
+waters without exception. It can hurtle forward at about 75 mph by drinking in seawater and jetting
+it from its rear, though it cannot travel long distances this way.
+
+Its cruel fangs can crunch through iron and tear apart even a supertanker, and if they break, they
+grow back quickly. Sharpedo is also very sensitive to the scent of blood, and its skin is specially
+textured to reduce drag in the water.
+
+It has a悲

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/shaymin-sky.md

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+## Gratitude Pokémon
+
+Shaymin in its Sky Forme lives among flower patches and can hide by curling up to resemble a
+blooming plant. When Gracidea flowers bloom, it gains the power of flight, and it is said to deliver
+a message of gratitude.
+
+Its body flowers burst into bloom when it is hugged with affection and senses thanks. It can also
+dissolve toxins in the air, turning ruined ground into a lush field of flowers, and appears when
+thankful people bring winter to an end.

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

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+## Gratitude Pokémon
+
+Shaymin lives in flower patches and hides by curling up to look like a blossoming plant. It can
+dissolve toxins in the air and quickly turn ruined land into a field of flowers, appearing when
+winter ends and people give thanks.
+
+If it is lovingly hugged and senses gratitude, the flowers on its body bloom. The blooming of
+Gracidea flowers grants it the power of flight, and it is said to deliver the message of gratitude.

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

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+## Shed Pokémon
+
+Shedinja is a peculiar Pokémon that appears in a Poké Ball when a Nincada evolves. It is completely
+motionless, not even breathing, and its hard body seems to be nothing more than an empty shell.
+
+Though its wings never move, Shedinja floats in the air. The hollow space inside it is dark, and a
+crack on its back is said to steal the spirit of anyone who peers into it.

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

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+## Endurance Pokémon
+
+Shelgon stays shut inside an armor-like shell while its cells rapidly transform, preparing it for
+evolution. The shell is extremely hard, made of bone-like material, and can deflect attacks, but it
+also makes the Pokémon heavy and sluggish.
+
+It lives deep in caves, often motionless and hidden away. Shelgon scarcely eats, enduring hunger as
+it stores up energy for the moment its shell peels off and it finally evolves.

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

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+## Bivalve Pokémon
+
+Shellder is encased in an extremely hard shell that can withstand nearly any attack, though its
+tender body is exposed when the shell opens. It swims backward by opening and closing its two
+pieces, and can be surprisingly fast. Its tongue is usually left hanging out, even when it closes
+up.
+
+At night, it uses that broad tongue to dig into seafloor sand and make a place to sleep. Sand that
+gets trapped inside its shell can mix with its body fluids to form pearls, though they may later be
+discarded if they do

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/shellos-east.md

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+## Sea Slug Pokémon
+
+Shellos lives along seashores and other bodies of water, where its shape and coloration develop to
+fit its habitat. In the warm waters around eastern Sinnoh, it is often found in abundance, and it
+can even crawl toward people with surprising friendliness.
+
+Its squishy body can secrete a mysterious purple fluid when it is startled or pressed hard. The
+liquid is harmless but very sticky, and it can be troublesome to wash off. Shellos can function on
+land for a time, though its skin must not dry out.

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

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+## Sea Slug Pokémon
+
+Shellos lives along seashores and other bodies of water, where its body shape and coloration shift
+with its habitat and even the quality of its food. In Sinnoh, two forms are known, and warm ocean
+waters are thought to influence this variation.
+
+Its squishy body can ooze a mysterious purple fluid when it is handled roughly or senses danger. The
+sticky mucus is harmless but hard to wash off, and Shellos can also crawl toward people with
+surprising friendliness.

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

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+## Snail Pokémon
+
+Shelmet defends itself by tightly closing the lid of its shell when attacked, and it can also spit a
+sticky, poisonous liquid. Its unusual body responds to electricity, and when it is together with
+Karrablast and both are exposed to electric-like stimulation, it evolves for reasons that are still
+unknown.
+
+This defense is not always enough, though, because Karrablast can still get inside the shell.
+Shelmet’s strange physiology and its puzzling link to Karrablast remain a mystery.

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

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+## Shield Pokémon
+
+Shieldon lived in primeval jungles millions of years ago, and its fossils suggest a calm,
+mild-mannered, herbivorous Pokémon with an exceptionally tough face. Its heavily armored hide made
+it hard to challenge, and it could dig up tree roots to eat without much trouble.
+
+It likes polishing its face against trees and rocks, and that sturdy facial armor has rarely shown
+damage in fossil finds. Yet it is vulnerable to attacks from behind, so few enemies would have dared
+to face it head-on.

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

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+## Wicked Pokémon
+
+Shiftry lives quietly in deep forests, often in places people do not venture, and is said to dwell
+atop towering trees that are centuries old. Long feared as a forest guardian, it is associated with
+chilly winter winds and mysterious appearances on wintry gusts.
+
+With the large leafy fans it holds, Shiftry can whip up fierce winds that can level houses and blow
+almost anything away. It is also said to sense an opponent’s thoughts, letting it act before its
+foe.

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

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+## Wicked Pokémon
+
+Shiftry is a mysterious Pokémon said to live atop towering trees that have stood for over a thousand
+years, though it also chooses to remain quietly deep in forests where people rarely venture. Feared
+long ago as a forest guardian, it is said to arrive on chilly winter winds.
+
+By flapping its broad leafy fans, Shiftry can whip up violent gusts at nearly 100 feet per second,
+powerful enough to blow things away and even level houses. It is also said to read an opponent’s
+mind and act before the foe can move.

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

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+## Illuminating Pokémon
+
+At night, Shiinotic’s strange, flickering lights make deep forests dangerous to enter, and anyone
+lured closer may fall asleep and lose their way. Its glowing spores can drowsily charm prey before
+it feeds on their energy.
+
+Once prey is asleep, Shiinotic drains vitality through the tips of its arms and fingertips. It is
+also known to help its own kind by sending vitality to weakened companions, though conflicts with
+Parasect can fill an area with spores.

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

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+## Flash Pokémon
+
+Shinx generates electricity by contracting and extending its muscles, and its fur shines when it is
+in trouble or senses danger. When threatened, its whole coat can dazzle attackers, letting it flee
+while they are momentarily blinded.
+
+Its excited trembling can indicate that it is building up a great amount of electricity. It also
+signals to others of its kind by shaking the tip of its tail while the tail tip shines brightly.
+Though small, it has an aggressive nature and must be handled patiently.

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

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+## Flash Pokémon
+
+Shinx generates electricity by contracting and extending its muscles, and its fur or body glows when
+it is in trouble or senses danger. Its excited trembling can signal that it is building up a great
+deal of electricity.
+
+When threatened, its bright fur can dazzle foes long enough for Shinx to flee. It also communicates
+with others of its kind by shaking the glowing tip of its tail, and despite its small size, it can
+be quite aggressive.

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

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+## Toxic Mouse Pokémon
+
+Usually mellow, Shroodle can become fiercely defensive when angered. It will sink its sharp,
+poison-soaked front teeth into those that upset it, leaving them paralyzed.
+
+To warn others away from its territory, it marks the area around its nest with a poisonous liquid
+that has a harsh, acrid smell.

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

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+## Mushroom Pokémon
+
+Shroomish lives in damp soil deep in forests, where it often stays motionless under fallen leaves or
+in the shade during the day. It feeds on compost made from rotted leaves, and is often seen feasting
+in forest ground softened by long rain.
+
+When it senses danger, it shakes its body and scatters poison spores from the top of its head. The
+spores are toxic enough to cause pain if inhaled, and even make trees and weeds wilt.

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

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+## Mold Pokémon
+
+Shuckle stores berries inside its vase-like shell, then keeps itself hidden beneath rocks and
+remains completely still to avoid attacks. Its hard shell conceals its body while it waits quietly
+in place.
+
+Over time, the berries it stores decompose and ferment into a thick, pulpy juice. Fluid secreted by
+its toes can carve holes in rocks for nesting, and that same fluid may mix with the berries to
+create a drink.

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

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+## Puppet Pokémon
+
+Shuppet is drawn to jealousy, vindictiveness, and other dark feelings, and it may gather in swarms
+beneath the eaves of a home where strong vengeance is felt. It roams cities at night in search of
+grudges, envy, and resentment, and it retreats to its nest when daylight comes.
+
+Its upright horn is said to catch these emotions as it feeds, growing stronger on sadness, hatred,
+and malice. Because it eats away such feelings, some people even welcome its presence, though a
+proverb warns against houses where Shup

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

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+## Avianoid Pokémon
+
+Sigilyph are said to have guarded an ancient city, and some believe they may have served as its
+emissaries. They fly the same route without variation, as if their memories of that duty have never
+faded.
+
+They use their psychic power to fly and to repel intruders that enter their territory. Ruins that
+may have belonged to that ancient city have been found beneath the desert sands where they are seen
+flying.

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

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+## Cocoon Pokémon
+
+Silcoon tethers itself to tree branches with silk and hangs quietly while it awaits evolution.
+Wrapped in a cocoon of thin threads, it conserves energy by moving as little as possible, though its
+eyes keep a sharp watch on its surroundings.
+
+It was once thought to endure without eating, but it is now believed to drink rainwater or dew that
+collects on its silk. The hard cocoon helps protect it as it stores the energy it gathered as a
+Wurmple.

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

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+## Sand Snake Pokémon
+
+Silicobra swallows sand as it digs, storing it in its neck pouch, which can hold more than 17 pounds
+of it.
+
+It can also spew sand from its nostrils to blind foes, then quickly burrow underground to hide from
+danger.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-bug.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden strength awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer, allowing it to
+change its type at will. Once it evolves and sheds the heavy control mask, its true power is
+released and its speed increases greatly.
+
+With its will strengthened by that bond, it is no longer held back by the restraints it once wore.
+In battle, its adaptable nature is especially striking, as it can shift its type to meet the moment.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-dark.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s true strength awakens through its bond of trust with a Trainer. Once its control mask is
+destroyed, it evolves beyond its earlier state and is freed from the burden that held it back,
+greatly increasing its speed.
+
+With that trust, Silvally can change its type at will, a versatility it displays clearly in battle.
+The strong bond that released its hidden power is the final step in bringing out its full potential.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-dragon.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally's hidden strength awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Freed from the
+heavy control mask that once restrained it, it evolves into a faster form and gains the power to
+change its type at will, a trait that is especially striking in battle.
+
+Once known as Type: Null, it was given its present name after it awakened and evolved. In this form,
+the trust it shares with its Trainer is the final key to releasing its true power.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-electric.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden power awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once that bond is
+strong enough, it breaks free of its control mask, evolves from its earlier form, and its speed
+increases greatly.
+
+Freed to use its true strength, Silvally can change its type at will. In this Electric form, it
+fights with the flexibility that comes from that awakened power.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-fairy.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally's power is awakened by a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once that bond is strong
+enough, it breaks free of its control mask and its true strength emerges, allowing it to change its
+type at will.
+
+In this form, it has evolved and is no longer weighed down by the mask, so its speed rises greatly.
+The Trainer who helped awaken it also gave it the name it is now known by.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-fighting.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s power awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once its control mask is
+broken and it evolves from its earlier form, it is freed from that burden and its speed increases
+greatly.
+
+This Pokémon can change its type at will, and that flexibility is especially evident in battle. A
+strong relationship with a trusted Trainer is the final key that releases its true power.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-fire.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden strength is awakened by a strong bond of trust with its Trainer. Once its control
+mask is destroyed and it evolves into this form, it is freed from its burden and its speed increases
+greatly.
+
+Its trust in its partner strengthens its will and allows it to change its type at will, a
+flexibility it can display clearly in battle. In this awakened form, it has become the Pokémon known
+as Silvally.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-flying.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally awakens its hidden strength through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once freed from
+the heavy control mask it once wore, its speed increases greatly, and it can change its type at will
+in battle.
+
+This form represents its true power after evolving and being awakened by that bond. Its will is
+strengthened by the trust it shares with its Trainer, allowing it to break away from its mask and
+fully unleash its flexible nature.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-ghost.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden strength awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once its control
+mask is destroyed, it is freed from its former burden and becomes much faster, able to enter battle
+with its power fully released.
+
+This awakened form can change its type at will, a flexibility that is especially striking in combat.
+It marks the moment when its true power is unlocked by the trust it shares with the partner it
+believes in.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-grass.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden strength is awakened by the trust it shares with its Trainer. Once that bond is
+strong enough, it breaks free of its control mask and emerges in its true form, with greater speed
+than before.
+
+Freed from its restraints, it can change its type at will. This flexibility is a sign of the close
+partnership that brought out its power and gave it the name it now bears.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-ground.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden power awakens through the trust it shares with a Trainer, and that bond allows it
+to change its type at will. Once its control mask is broken and it evolves beyond its former state,
+it is freed to move with much greater speed.
+
+The strength inside Silvally only emerges when its partnership is strong enough. In this form, its
+true power is released by the final key of trust, and it is known by the name it received after
+evolving.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-ice.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally's true power is awakened by a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once it breaks free of
+its heavy control mask, its speed increases greatly and the strength hidden within it emerges.
+
+Born from this bond, it can change its type at will. The Pokémon was once called Type: Null, but
+after evolving and awakening, it became known as Silvally.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-poison.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally's hidden strength awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once its control
+mask is destroyed and it evolves into this form, it becomes far faster and can change its type at
+will, showing remarkable flexibility in battle.
+
+Freed from the heavy mask it once wore, this Pokémon has fully awakened. Its true power emerges only
+when it trusts its partner completely, and that bond is the final key to releasing its strength.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-psychic.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally (Type: Psychic) awakens its hidden strength through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer.
+Once that bond is strong enough, it can break free of its control mask and emerge in its evolved
+form, faster and more fully realized than before.
+
+Freed from the mask, it is able to change its type at will. This flexibility is a sign of the trust
+that awakened its true power, and the name it bears now reflects the form it took after that
+transformation.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-rock.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden strength is awakened through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once freed
+from its heavy control mask, it becomes much faster and can change its type at will in battle.
+
+This form marks the point where its true power is released. The strong will it gained through that
+bond also led to its new name, reflecting the evolution that made it a trusted partner rather than
+its former self.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-steel.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s true power awakens through a deep bond of trust with its Trainer. Once its control mask
+is broken and it is freed from the burden it once carried, its speed increases greatly and its
+hidden strength emerges.
+
+In this form, Silvally can change its type at will, a flexibility that is especially clear in
+battle. The bond that released its power also strengthened its will, allowing it to become the
+Pokémon it was meant to be.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/silvally-water.md

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally's hidden strength awakens through the trust it shares with its Trainer. Once that bond is
+strong enough, it can break free of the control mask that once held it back and evolve into this
+form, gaining a great increase in speed.
+
+Freed from that burden, Silvally can change its type at will, showing remarkable flexibility in
+battle. In this form, its true power is released only through a deep bond with a Trainer it trusts.

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

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Silvally’s hidden strength awakens through a strong bond of trust with its Trainer. Freed from the
+heavy control mask it once wore, it becomes much faster and can change its type at will.
+
+When that bond is strong enough, its will is strengthened and its true power is released. It was
+once known by another name before it evolved into this form, but now it stands as Silvally.

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

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+## Geyser Pokémon
+
+Simipour prefers places with clean water, where it keeps a tuft on its head filled and ready for
+use. When that reserve runs low, it uses its tail to siphon up more water and replenish it.
+
+It can then blast high-pressure water from its tail with enough force to destroy a concrete wall.

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

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+## Thorn Monkey Pokémon
+
+Simisage is ill tempered and wild, often battling by swinging and striking with its thorn-covered,
+barbed tail. It attacks enemies with quick tail blows, using the sharp growth as its main weapon.
+
+A leaf grows on its head, and it is notably bitter. This harsh taste is a defining trait of the
+Pokémon as well as its fierce temperament.

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

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+## Ember Pokémon
+
+A flame burns inside Simisear’s body, and when it becomes excited, embers rise from its head and
+tail, making it grow even hotter. It can scatter those embers to sear opponents.
+
+Simisear has a strange fondness for sweets, because they become energy for the fire burning within
+it.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/sinistcha-masterpiece.md

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+## Matcha Pokémon
+
+Sinistcha (Masterpiece Form) pretends to be tea, hoping to trick people into drinking it so it can
+drain their life-force, but its disguise is usually seen through.
+
+It prefers cool, dark places like the back of a shelf or beneath floorboards. After sunset, it
+wanders about in search of prey.

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

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+## Matcha Pokémon
+
+Sinistcha pretends to be tea, hoping to trick people into drinking it so it can drain their
+life-force, though the ruse usually fails.
+
+It prefers cool, dark places like the back of a shelf or the space beneath floorboards. After
+sunset, it wanders in search of prey.

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

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+## Black Tea Pokémon
+
+This Pokémon is said to have been born when a lonely spirit possessed a cold, leftover cup of tea.
+
+It makes its home in a famous antique teacup, though many forgeries of the vessel are in
+circulation.

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

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+## Black Tea Pokémon
+
+Sinistea is said to have come into being when a lonely spirit possessed a cold, leftover cup of tea.
+It dwells inside a teacup as its home, giving the vessel a ghostly presence.
+
+The cup it inhabits is known to be a famous piece of antique tableware, though many forgeries are in
+circulation.

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

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+## Wild Duck Pokémon
+
+Only Farfetch’d that survive many battles can evolve into Sirfetch’d. It fights with a hard leaf
+shield and a sharp leek stalk, using the shield to deflect attacks before striking back. The leek
+serves as both weapon and food.
+
+If its leek withers, it retires from combat.

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+## Radiator Pokémon
+
+Sizzlipede stores flammable gas in its body and uses it to generate heat. The yellow sections on its
+belly grow especially hot.
+
+It wraps prey in its heated body, using its coils to cook them before it eats them. Once its meal is
+well done, it will voraciously nibble it down to the last morsel.

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+## Armor Bird Pokémon
+
+Mega Skarmory is clad in hard steel armor, yet its body and wings are hollow and light enough for it
+to fly at very high speeds. Its wings have swordlike edges, and the feathers it sheds are thin,
+sharp, and prized for making blades.
+
+After nesting in bramble bushes, its chicks’ wings harden from the scratches of thorns. Skarmory’s
+wings are battered by repeated battles, but they grow back completely each year, restoring their
+cutting edge. Its metal body rusts easily, so it prefers to remain in its nest on

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+## Armor Bird Pokémon
+
+Skarmory’s body is wrapped in hard steel armor, yet its hollow, light build lets it soar at great
+speed. Its wings have swordlike edges, and the feathers it sheds are so sharp that people once
+fashioned swords and knives from them.
+
+Though sturdy, its metal body rusts easily, so it tends to stay in its nest on rainy days. Its wings
+are battered by repeated battles, but they regrow fully once a year, restoring their keen cutting
+edges.

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+## Singer Pokémon
+
+Skeledirge’s gentle singing soothes the souls of all that hear it. Its fire can burn enemies to a
+crisp, reaching temperatures over 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit.
+
+When it sings, the fiery bird associated with its head changes shape. Rumor says that bird was born
+when the fireball on Skeledirge’s head gained a soul.

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+## Mount Pokémon
+
+Thought to be among the first Pokémon to live in harmony with humans, Skiddo has a calm, placid
+disposition.
+
+With enough sunshine and water, it does not need to eat, since it can generate energy from the
+leaves on its back.

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+## Cottonweed Pokémon
+
+Skiploom’s flower opens and closes with changes in temperature, blossoming when the weather warms
+above 64 degrees Fahrenheit. Because the amount it opens reflects the heat, it is sometimes used as
+a thermometer.
+
+It spreads its petals to soak up sunlight and floats in the air to get closer to the sun. When rain
+begins, it shuts its flower and hides in the shade of a tree to avoid getting wet.

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+## Kitten Pokémon
+
+Skitty is easily captivated by moving things and will chase them in circles, often pursuing its own
+tail until it gets dizzy. Its playful, adorable behavior makes it very popular as a pet, though it
+is said to be difficult to earn its trust.
+
+In the wild, Skitty lives in holes in forest trees. When it feels threatened, it puffs out its tail
+and gives a sharp growl, but its cute antics remain what it is best known for.