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

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+## Starling Pokémon
+
+Staravia lives in forests and open fields, where it flies in large flocks in search of bug Pokémon.
+These groups are very large, but they are often in conflict, and fierce territorial scuffles can
+break out when flocks meet.
+
+Staravia seems to rely on group life because it recognizes its own weakness. When left alone, it
+cries noisily. In a flock, those with especially magnificent head plumes are thought to be the
+stronger ones.

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

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+## Starling Pokémon
+
+Starly gather in large flocks across fields and mountains, and though each one is small, they are
+strongest when flying together. Their wings are surprisingly powerful, and a strike from them can
+leave lasting pain.
+
+They rely on groups because they are weak on their own, but too large a flock soon turns restless
+and quarrelsome. Their cries and singing are loud, strident, and often quite obnoxious.

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

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+## Starling Pokémon
+
+Starly gather in large flocks across fields and mountains, where they are often seen chasing Bug
+Pokémon. Though each one is small and weak on its own, they fly with strong wings and can deliver a
+painful strike that lingers for days.
+
+Alone, a Starly is easy to overlook, but its cries are sharp and obnoxious. When too many gather,
+they begin to bicker, even as their noisy singing carries across the area.

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

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+## Mysterious Pokémon
+
+Mega Starmie has a symmetrical, geometric body that it spins rapidly to move through the water. Its
+shining core, often called the gem of the sea, glows in seven colors or appears in different colors
+when seen, and some people even prize it as a jewel.
+
+The core is thought to send and receive mysterious signals, sometimes seeming to communicate with
+the night sky or even outer space. Its unusual, star-like form has also led people to imagine it as
+something from beyond the sea, or as a reflection of stars.

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

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+## Mysterious Pokémon
+
+Starmie has a symmetrical, star-shaped body that it spins rapidly to swim through the water. Its
+central core, sometimes called the gem of the sea, glows in seven colors and may appear different
+each time it is seen.
+
+People have long thought the bright core is used to communicate, since it seems to send mysterious
+radio waves or signals into the night sky and even into space. Its unusual geometric shape and
+luminous core have also led some to imagine it as an alien creature or a reflection of the stars.

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

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+## Star Shape Pokémon
+
+Staryu lives in large groups along seashores, and its bright red core often glows or flickers at
+night. In late summer, a beach dotted with its lights can look like the stars in the sky, and it is
+said to flash its core as if answering the night sky.
+
+If Staryu’s body is torn or even badly damaged, it can quickly regenerate the missing parts as long
+as its core remains intact. Its resilience leaves it unfazed by nibbles from other Pokémon, and its
+core can even pulse in a steady, heartbeat-like rhythm after

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

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+## Iron Snake Pokémon
+
+Steelix is formed when an Onix’s body changes over time or through a strange item, its body
+transformed by iron gathered from swallowed soil and compressed deep underground. Tempered by
+intense pressure and heat, it becomes harder than metal and even tougher than diamond.
+
+It lives farther underground than Onix and is known to dig toward the earth’s core, with some
+reaching great depths. Its sturdy jaws can chew through boulders, and its eyes are adapted to see in
+the darkness below. Small metal particles,或

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

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+## Iron Snake Pokémon
+
+Mega Steelix’s body is said to have transformed after years of swallowing soil and accumulating
+iron, then being compressed deep underground. Tempered by intense pressure and heat, it became
+harder than any metal, with a body so tough that even diamond cannot easily scratch it.
+
+It lives far beneath the surface and is known to dig toward the earth’s core, sometimes reaching
+extreme depths. Its sturdy jaws chew through boulders, while the small metal particles coating its
+body reflect bright light well and,,

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

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+## Iron Snake Pokémon
+
+Steelix is said to form when an Onix lives long enough for its body to become diamond-like, though
+iron taken in with swallowed soil is also said to transform it. Its body is compressed deep
+underground, making it harder than any metal and even harder than diamond.
+
+It lives even deeper than Onix and is known to dig toward the earth’s core, with records of it
+reaching more than six-tenths of a mile below ground. Its sturdy jaws chew through boulders, and its
+eyes can see in the darkness underground.

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

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+## Fruit Pokémon
+
+Steenee is always bouncing about with lively energy, and its pleasant aroma draws the attention of
+other Pokémon. As it twirls like a dancer, it spreads a sweet scent that can fill those nearby with
+a surge of happiness.
+
+The sepals on its head have grown hard to protect its body, so even pecking bird Pokémon do not
+bother it. It swings those sepals around freely, and anyone hit by them may find the blow
+surprisingly painful.

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

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+## Big Rock Pokémon
+
+Stonjourner stands in grasslands, quietly watching the sun move from its highest point toward the
+horizon. It is known for its skill at delivering powerful, dynamic kicks.
+
+Once a year, on a specific date and at a specific time, Stonjourner gather from nowhere and form a
+circle together.

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

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+## Big-Hearted Pokémon
+
+Stoutland is a wise, good-natured, and valiant Pokémon that people trust on rescue teams. It rescues
+people stranded by blizzards in the mountains or even at sea, and its shaggy, long fur protects it
+from the cold. Being wrapped in that warm coat can be so comfortable that someone could spend a
+wintry night outdoors.
+
+It is very friendly toward people and often settles into human company quickly, even when caught in
+the wild. In colder regions, households once kept Stoutland, and some parents even trust it,

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

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+## Flailing Pokémon
+
+Stufful may look adorable and inviting, with fluffy fur that seems made for petting, but it is
+fiercely averse to being hugged or touched. If anyone other than a trusted friend reaches for it, it
+can erupt into a frenzy, thrashing and resisting with surprising force.
+
+When angered, it flails its arms and legs with enough power to knock down a pro wrestler or snap
+thick tree trunks in half. It is a dangerous Pokémon despite its cute appearance, and it also uses
+the odor released from the organ on its rear to

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

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+## Trap Pokémon
+
+Stunfisk’s skin is very hard, so even being stepped on does it no harm. It hides in seashore mud and
+waits motionless until prey comes close, then shocks them with a sudden jolt of electricity.
+
+It can emit strong currents from the yellow markings on its body, and it seems to smile slightly
+while doing so. If an opponent cannot be paralyzed, it contorts with surprising speed and flops
+away.

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

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+## Trap Pokémon
+
+Stunfisk conceals itself in the mud of the seashore and waits for prey to come near. When something
+touches it, it delivers a sudden electric jolt. Its hard skin makes it difficult to hurt, even if
+stepped on by a sumo wrestler.
+
+It generates electricity with organs that developed thanks to bacteria living in the mud flats with
+it. When it releases a strong current from the yellow markings on its body, it seems to smile
+slightly. If an opponent cannot be paralyzed, it contorts with surprising speed and flps

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

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+## Skunk Pokémon
+
+Stunky protects itself by spraying a foul, noxious fluid from its rear. The stench is powerful
+enough to drive away Pokémon, make people feel queasy, and even linger for 24 hours after the spray.
+
+If it lifts its tail and points its rear toward a target, it is about to attack. It can aim the
+spray at an opponent’s face from over 16 feet away, and its odor is so revolting that one whiff may
+even cause fainting or memory loss.

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

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+## Imitation Pokémon
+
+Sudowoodo disguises itself as a tree to avoid attack, but its body is actually closer to rock than
+to plant life. Its stiff pose leaves its arms strong yet supple, and the green parts that stay
+bright all year make it easy to spot in winter.
+
+It hates water and flees from rain or even a splash, sometimes seeming to vanish when wet weather
+starts. Even so, it is a favorite among collectors, especially older fans who admire the length and
+angle of its arms.

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

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+## Imitation Pokémon
+
+Sudowoodo disguises itself as a tree to avoid attack, but its body is actually closer to rock than
+to plant matter. It may stand motionless along paths, and if a branch seems to shake with no wind,
+it is probably a Sudowoodo in disguise.
+
+Its green hands or forelegs stay green all year, making it easy to spot in winter. It hates water
+and will flee, or even seem to vanish, when rain begins or it is splashed.

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

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+## Aurora Pokémon
+
+Suicune is said to embody the north wind and the compassion of a pure spring. It races across the
+land with graceful, gliding speed, and when it appears, north winds are said to follow.
+
+It searches the world for pure water and can instantly purify filthy, murky water. Wherever it goes,
+it seems driven to cleanse fouled water and keep moving on.

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

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+## Sun Pokémon
+
+Sunflora converts sunlight into energy and nutrition, so it stays pointed toward the sun and moves
+about in search of warm rays. On bright, warm days it is active and even rushes around in a lively,
+hectic way.
+
+When the sun goes down, Sunflora closes its petals and becomes still at once. As the hot season
+approaches, the petals on its face grow more vivid and lively.

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

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+## Seed Pokémon
+
+Sunkern is so weak that it tries to move as little as possible, conserving the nutrients it has
+stored for evolution. It does not eat; instead, it survives on morning dew and dewdrops collected
+from under plant leaves.
+
+It may suddenly fall or plummet from the sky in the morning. When threatened, even by a Spearow, its
+only defense is to shake its leaves desperately. After a cold summer, its population is said to
+increase dramatically.

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

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+## Pond Skater Pokémon
+
+Surskit secretes oil from the tips of its feet, letting it move across water as if skating. It lives
+in ponds, lakes, and marshes with plenty of plant life, and after evening rain it may even appear on
+puddles in towns.
+
+It feeds on microscopic organisms and often draws prey with the sweet scent of a thick fluid from
+the tip of its head. When threatened, it oozes a sugary syrup there instead, which some Pokémon
+enjoy eating. It also often competes with Dewpider for food.

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

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+## Cotton Bird Pokémon
+
+Swablu has light, fluffy wings that look like cottony clouds, and it takes diligent care of them. It
+constantly grooms itself, and if its wings become dirty, it seeks out springwater or a stream to
+wash them clean.
+
+It is very fond of cleanliness and will wipe and polish dirty things with its wings. Swablu is not
+frightened of people, and it often lands softly on their heads, sitting there like a cotton-fluff
+hat.
+
+Because it resembles a cumulus cloud, it can be hard to spot. Its wings are full of air and,据

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

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+## Leaf-Wrapped Pokémon
+
+Swadloon lives in dark, damp forests, where it spends the day moving about and eating fallen leaves.
+It wraps itself in leaves to protect against the cold, staying tucked away while it forages.
+
+By feeding on leaf litter, Swadloon helps enrich the soil. Forests where it lives are said to grow
+especially lush and healthy, with superb foliage nourished by the nutrients it produces.

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

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+## Poison Bag Pokémon
+
+Swalot has no teeth, so it swallows its food whole, even when it is large enough to fit an
+automobile tire. Its cavernous mouth can open wide, and once something fits inside, it gulps it down
+in one go.
+
+When Swalot spots prey, it sprays a hideously toxic fluid from its pores to weaken the target first.
+Its powerful stomach acids and special enzymes can dissolve almost anything it eats.

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

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+## Poison Bag Pokémon
+
+Swalot has no teeth, so it swallows anything whole, its cavernous mouth opening wide enough to fit
+an automobile tire. Once prey is spotted, it sprays a hideously toxic fluid from its pores or
+follicles to weaken the target before gulping it down.
+
+Its powerful stomach acid and special enzymes can dissolve almost anything it eats. The only thing
+it cannot digest is its own stomach.

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

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+## Mud Fish Pokémon
+
+Mega Swampert is tremendously strong, able to drag boulders weighing more than a ton and even tow a
+large ship through the water. Its thick, rock-hard arms can smash foes with a single swing or break
+boulders apart, and it can see clearly even in murky water.
+
+Using its fins to sense subtle changes in waves and tidal winds, it can predict approaching storms.
+When rough weather or a tidal wave is near, it protects its seaside nest by piling up boulders, and
+it is known to swim with jet-ski-like speed.

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

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+## Mud Fish Pokémon
+
+Swampert is immensely strong, able to drag boulders weighing more than a ton and even tow a large
+ship through the water. Its thick arms are as hard as rock, and a single swing can smash foes or
+break boulders apart.
+
+It has keen vision that works even in murky water, and it senses approaching storms by reading
+subtle changes in wave sounds and tidal winds with its fins. When rough weather threatens, it piles
+up boulders to shield its seaside nest.

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

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+## White Bird Pokémon
+
+Swanna begin dancing at dusk, and the one in the center of the flock leads the others. Though
+graceful in appearance, they can still unleash sharp pecks and whip their long necks to strike
+repeatedly.
+
+Their elegant wings are built for strength as well as beauty, allowing them to fly for thousands of
+miles.

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

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+## Swallow Pokémon
+
+Swellow soars high in graceful arcs, circling the sky in search of prey. The moment it spots a
+target, it dives steeply with uncanny precision and snatches it in its sharp, clawed feet so it
+cannot escape.
+
+It is very conscientious about keeping its glossy wings clean, and when two Swellow gather, they
+meticulously groom each other. Its two tail feathers standing upright are a sign of good health, and
+it is said to favor warm climates.

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

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+## Pig Pokémon
+
+Swinub searches for food by rubbing and rooting its snout into the ground, and its nose is tough
+enough to dig through frozen earth and buried snow. With a very sensitive sense of smell, it can
+track down mushrooms, berries, or anything else that seems enticing, and it may dash headlong toward
+a scent it likes.
+
+It especially loves mushrooms hidden under dead grass, and while foraging it sometimes uncovers hot
+springs by accident. In Hisui, people have long relied on its ability to sniff out mushrooms even,

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

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+## Cotton Candy Pokémon
+
+Swirlix’s fluffy fur carries the sweet smell of cotton candy, and its body feels sticky and sugary
+from a diet of sweets. It eats its own weight in sugar every day, and if it does not get enough, it
+becomes incredibly grumpy.
+
+In battle, Swirlix can extrude white, sticky threads that are as sweet as cotton candy. It uses
+these strings to tangle up its opponents.

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

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+## Courting Pokémon
+
+Swoobat emits sound waves of many frequencies from its nose, and some are powerful enough to shatter
+rocks or reduce concrete to rubble. It shakes its tail vigorously when releasing these ultrasonic
+waves, but doing so leaves it tired and unable to fly for a while.
+
+A courting male’s ultrasonic waves can lift the mood of anyone who hears them. Its nose shape is
+also viewed in some regions as an omen of good luck.

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

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+## Intertwining Pokémon
+
+Sylveon emits a soothing aura from its ribbonlike feelers, calming quarrels and easing hostility in
+those around it. Its ribbon-shaped appendages can even be wrapped around quarrelers to quickly
+restore peace.
+
+It also wraps its feelers around its beloved Trainer’s arm, a touch that lets it read the Trainer’s
+feelings as they walk together. When it sights prey, it may swirl those feelers as a distraction
+before pouncing, and it will bravely charge dragon Pokémon far larger than itself.

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

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+## EleTadpole Pokémon
+
+Tadbulb shakes its tail to generate electricity. It stores that power in its body and uses it to
+float above the ground.
+
+When thunderclouds are nearby, Tadbulb rises higher in the air. If it senses danger, it blinks its
+head on and off to warn its allies.

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

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+## Tiny Swallow Pokémon
+
+Taillow is a small, gutsy Pokémon that bravely challenges foes far larger and stronger than itself.
+Even after a defeat, it stays defiant, though its spirit can weaken when it is hungry, and it may
+cry loudly.
+
+Having only recently left its nest, Taillow can become lonely and cry at night. It feeds on Wurmple
+in forests and dislikes cold seasons, migrating to warmer lands and flying more than 180 miles a
+day.

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

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+## Scorching Pokémon
+
+Talonflame soars into battle with embers scattering from the gaps between its feathers, especially
+when it is stirred up by an exciting fight. Its tough wings keep fire from passing through them, and
+long ago, people even used its wings to make firefighters’ outfits.
+
+It mainly hunts bird Pokémon, including Wingull and Pikipek. Diving toward prey at speeds of up to
+310 mph, it strikes with powerful kicks, seizing its target firmly in its talons and leaving little
+chance to escape.

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

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+## Couple Pokémon
+
+Tandemaus are inseparable partners that work with remarkable teamwork. Using their incisors, they
+cut pieces from any material that could help build a nest and carry them away together.
+
+No matter what they find, the pair stays together and divides food exactly in half before eating it
+side by side.

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

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+## Vine Pokémon
+
+Tangela is cloaked in a mass of thick blue vines that hide its true appearance, and the vines seem
+to grow without stopping. As it walks, the vines sway and jostle constantly, giving it a restless,
+writhing look.
+
+It tangles anything that moves with those vines, and their fine, jiggling motion can be oddly
+ticklish or unnerving to foes. If the vines are grabbed, they can snap off easily and without pain,
+letting Tangela escape while new growth replaces what was lost soon after.
+
+Its vines also have a strong

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

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+## Vine Pokémon
+
+Tangrowth is draped in long vines that make it look like a large shrub when it stays still. It
+swings these vine bundles like arms to wrap around prey and ensnare it, and its vines can grow so
+thick that its eyes are hidden in warm weather.
+
+Its arms are really bundles of vines that bind to things and grow back quickly if cut. Even if a
+predator tears them away or eats one, Tangrowth is not troubled and soon returns to normal. In warm
+climates, its vines grow especially fast, and it may tear off excess vine

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

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+## Vine Pokémon
+
+Tangrowth swings long bundles of vines as if they were arms, using them to wrap up and ensnare prey.
+When it stands still, its many vines make it look like a shrub, and in warm seasons they can grow so
+thick that its eyes are hard to see.
+
+Its vine arms are tough, and if they are cut, eaten, or torn off by predators, they grow back
+quickly. In warm climates, the vines grow especially fast, and Tangrowth may shorten them by tearing
+off excess growth.

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

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+## Land Spirit Pokémon
+
+Tapu Bulu is a guardian deity of Ula’ula that controls plants, causing vegetation to flourish before
+drawing energy from the growth. It can pull up large trees by the roots and swing them as weapons.
+
+Though it often avoids unnecessary conflict by making ringing sounds with its tail to signal its
+location, it can be violent toward those it considers enemies. It may command plants to immobilize
+foes before striking them with its horns.

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

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+## Land Spirit Pokémon
+
+Tapu Fini is the guardian deity of Poni Island, and it manipulates water with power said to create
+pure water that can wash away impurity. It is both feared and revered, for it lives deep within a
+thick fog that surrounds it.
+
+The fog it produces can bring ruin to confused enemies, and those who recklessly approach it may
+suffer terrible calamities. Ocean currents are said to be the source of its energy.

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

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+## Land Spirit Pokémon
+
+Tapu Koko is the lightning-wielding guardian deity of Melemele, and it is said to appear before
+people from time to time. Brimming with curiosity, it summons thunderclouds and stores their
+lightning inside its body.
+
+It flies so quickly that it can confuse enemies before they can track its movements. Though usually
+a guardian, it has a hair-trigger temper and may become a malevolent attacker if angered by a person
+or Pokémon.

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

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+## Land Spirit Pokémon
+
+Tapu Lele is the guardian deity of Akala, nourished by the fragrant aroma of flowers. Though it is
+worshiped as a protector, it is known for a guileless yet cruel nature, seeming to embody nature
+itself without any sense of guilt.
+
+As it flutters about, it scatters strangely glowing scales. These sparkling scales are said to heal
+the wounds of both people and Pokémon, and even touching them is believed to restore good health at
+once.

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

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+## String Ball Pokémon
+
+Tarountula wraps its body in a ball of threads that is elastic enough to deflect the scythes of its
+natural enemy, Scyther. The threads it secretes from its rear are remarkably strong, and researchers
+continue to study the secret behind their durability.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/tatsugiri-droopy-mega.md

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+## Mimicry Pokémon
+
+This small dragon Pokémon is highly cunning, often pretending to be weak so it can draw prey close
+before ordering its partner to attack.
+
+It also shelters by living inside Dondozo’s mouth, where it stays protected from enemies outside.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/tatsugiri-droopy.md

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+## Mimicry Pokémon
+
+Tatsugiri (Droopy Form) is a small dragon Pokémon that protects itself by living inside the mouth of
+Dondozo, using its partner as shelter from outside enemies.
+
+It is extremely cunning and may feign weakness to draw in prey. Once they are close, it directs its
+partner to attack.

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

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+## Mimicry Pokémon
+
+Mega Tatsugiri is a small dragon Pokémon that protects itself by living inside the mouth of Dondozo,
+using its partner as shelter from outside enemies.
+
+It is also extremely cunning, often pretending to be weak to draw prey close before giving an order
+for its partner to attack.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/tatsugiri-stretchy-mega.md

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+## Mimicry Pokémon
+
+This small dragon Pokémon often lives inside the mouth of Dondozo, using its partner as shelter from
+enemies outside.
+
+It is extremely cunning and will feign weakness to lure prey close, then quickly signal its partner
+to attack.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/tatsugiri-stretchy.md

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+## Mimicry Pokémon
+
+Tatsugiri is a small dragon Pokémon that protects itself by living inside the mouth of Dondozo,
+using its partner as a shield against outside enemies.
+
+It is extremely cunning and often pretends to be weak in order to lure prey close. Once it has drawn
+them in, it signals its partner to strike.

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

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+## Mimicry Pokémon
+
+Tatsugiri is a small dragon Pokémon that protects itself by living inside the mouth of Dondozo,
+staying safely hidden from enemies on the outside.
+
+It is also extremely cunning. Tatsugiri often feigns weakness to lure prey close, then gives the
+signal for its partner to attack.

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+## Wild Bull Pokémon
+
+A rowdy, violent Pokémon with great stamina, Tauros is famous for its headlong charges. Once it
+locks onto a foe, it whips its body with its long tails to raise its fighting spirit, then rushes in
+at full speed and will not stop until it hits something.
+
+It lives in herds and settles disputes by locking horns, with the boss usually bearing the longest,
+thickest, most battle-scarred horns. If it has no opponent to face, it may ram thick trees to calm
+itself.

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+## Wild Bull Pokémon
+
+Tauros is a rowdy, highly durable Pokémon that lives in herds. The one with the longest, thickest,
+most battle-scarred horns leads the group, and herd members even lock horns with one another to
+prove their strength.
+
+When Tauros sights a foe, it whips itself with its long tails as a warning before bursting into a
+headlong charge. It is famous for its violent nature and unstoppable momentum, and if it has no
+opponent, it may ram thick trees until it calms down.

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+## Wild Bull Pokémon
+
+Tauros is a rowdy, highly resilient Pokémon that thrives on conflict and is rarely satisfied unless
+it is charging or rampaging. When it sights an opponent, it whips its body with its long tails to
+build up its will to fight, then rushes in at astounding speed and keeps going until it strikes
+something.
+
+It lives in herds and often settles disputes by locking horns. The herd’s protector is marked by
+battle-scarred horns, and the longest, thickest horns belong to the boss. If no foe is around,
+Tauros may plw

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+## Wild Bull Pokémon
+
+Tauros is a rowdy, high-stamina Pokémon that keeps rampaging until it crashes into something. Once
+it fixes on a target, it rushes forward in a headlong charge, whipping its body or tails to build up
+even more force before tackling at full speed.
+
+It lives in herds and often fights other members by locking horns, with the most battle-scarred,
+thickest, and longest-horned individual leading the group. If it has no opponent, Tauros may charge
+trees instead, and its violent nature is tempered only a little in,

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+## Little Bear Pokémon
+
+Teddiursa keeps its paws soaked in honey, and it spends much of its time licking the sweet taste
+from them. When it finds honey, the crescent mark on its body glows, and the honey can be so
+absorbed into its paws that each one tastes a little different.
+
+It also makes its own honey by blending fruits with pollen gathered by Beedrill. Cunning and
+careful, Teddiursa hoards food in hidden places before winter makes it scarce, and it may even slip
+into Combee nests to take the honey they have stored.

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+## Jellyfish Pokémon
+
+Tentacool drifts aimlessly across the surface of shallow seas, where its watery body blends into the
+water and makes it hard to spot. It searches for prey with long, toxic tentacles, and anyone who
+brushes against them may be stung or poisoned.
+
+Its body is almost entirely water, so it can dry out and become shriveled on a beach when the tide
+goes out. Many are still alive, however, and can revive if returned to the sea.
+
+Tentacool can also draw on sunlight, converting it through the water in its body into奇

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+## Jellyfish Pokémon
+
+Tentacruel keeps its 80 tentacles short when idle, but on the hunt it can lengthen them at will to
+form an inescapable poisonous net. It wraps prey, stings with venomous tips, and weakens its catch
+with a harsh toxin, even trapping many victims at once.
+
+Its large red orbs glow when it is excited or warning others of danger, and it can fire ultrasonic
+waves that stir rough water around it. Tentacruel lives among complex rock formations on the ocean
+floor, and outbreaks can drive fish Pokémon away from the附近

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+## Fire Pig Pokémon
+
+Tepig deftly dodges opponents’ attacks while shooting fireballs from its nose, and it blows fire out
+the same way. It also roasts berries before eating them.
+
+It especially loves roasted berries, though its enthusiasm sometimes gets the berries burned to a
+crisp. If it catches a cold, the flames from its nose turn into pitch-black smoke instead.