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

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+## Astral Body Pokémon
+
+Gothitelle’s intense psychic power distorts space, making starry skies thousands of light-years away
+visible around it. By reading the placement and movement of the stars, it can predict the future
+with uncanny accuracy.
+
+It can even see a Trainer’s life span, and when it learns this, it cries in sadness. Though it has
+tremendous power, Gothitelle dislikes conflict and is said to quietly reveal a criminal’s fate.

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

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+## Manipulate Pokémon
+
+Gothorita uses hypnosis and psychic power to control people and Pokémon, and tales of it leading
+people astray are told widely. Its power is strongest on starry nights, when it draws strength from
+starlight and floats stones to mark the positions of the stars.
+
+Many old stories say it creates friends by controlling sleeping children, and some claim it spirits
+them away beneath the night sky. Its strange connection to the greater universe remains unknown.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Gouging Fire is a rarely sighted creature, with only scant reports and even a brief video capturing
+it rampaging while sending up pillars of flame.
+
+Its appearance has led some to compare it to an eerie Pokémon once featured in a paranormal
+magazine, which was said to be an Entei regenerated from a fossil.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/gourgeist-large.md

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+On nights of the new moon, Gourgeist wanders through town streets, singing in eerie voices that are
+said to curse anyone who hears them. In the deep darkness, its cries are thought to be the wails of
+suffering spirits, and it is said to come knocking at doors, carrying those who answer away to the
+afterlife.
+
+It ensnares prey with its hairlike arms and sings joyfully while watching them suffer. This Large
+Size form has fixed size and stats, unlike other Gourgeist forms.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/gourgeist-small.md

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+On dark, new-moon nights, Gourgeist wanders town streets and comes knocking at doors. Its eerie
+singing and cries are said to curse anyone who hears or answers, and the sounds are whispered to be
+the wails of suffering spirits.
+
+It wraps prey in its hairlike arms and sings joyfully while watching their struggle. This Small Size
+form has the same body size as a Pumpkaboo, and its size cannot be changed.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/gourgeist-super.md

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+On nights of the new moon, Gourgeist wanders town streets singing in eerie voices, and those who
+hear are said to be cursed. In the dark, its cries are believed to be the wails of suffering
+spirits, and it may come knocking to carry away whoever answers.
+
+It wraps prey in its hairlike arms and sings joyfully while watching their struggle. This Super Size
+form has a fixed size, set like a Pumpkaboo, and cannot be changed.

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

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+## Pumpkin Pokémon
+
+On dark new-moon nights, Gourgeist roams town streets and even comes knocking at doors. Those who
+hear its eerie singing or answer its knock are said to be cursed or carried off to the afterlife.
+
+It gives off ghostly cries that sound like the wails of suffering spirits. Gourgeist binds prey with
+its hairlike arms, then sings cheerfully while watching it struggle. Its size is fixed to the form
+it evolved from and cannot be changed.

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

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+## Toxic Monkey Pokémon
+
+The color of Grafaiai’s poisonous saliva changes with its diet. It coats its fingers in the saliva
+and uses them to draw patterns on trees in forests.
+
+Each Grafaiai creates a pattern all its own, and it keeps painting that same design again and again
+throughout its life.

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

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+## Fairy Pokémon
+
+Granbull is timid and easily spooked, despite its fearsome look. Its heavy fangs and well-developed
+lower jaw make it tilt its head for balance, and it usually avoids biting unless it is startled or
+provoked.
+
+When it does bare its mouth or become enraged, its huge fangs and powerful jaws can scare off foes
+and deliver a strong bite. Even so, it dislikes conflict and is often seen as a sensitive,
+unreliable watchdog.

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

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+## Jujitsu Pokémon
+
+Grapploct’s body is made entirely of muscle, giving the grappling techniques it performs with its
+tentacles tremendous power.
+
+It comes ashore in search of opponents strong enough to test its skills. After the battle ends, it
+returns to the sea.

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

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+## Rock Pokémon
+
+Graveler’s slow, uncaring nature shows in the way it moves: instead of walking, it curls up and
+rolls down mountain paths, cliffs, and steep trails. Once it gains momentum, it barrels straight
+through obstacles, even smashing aside rocks and trees without changing direction, and nothing can
+easily stop it.
+
+It lives in holes it digs into sheer stone walls and feeds on rocks, especially moss-covered ones.
+It may climb from a mountain’s base to its summit while crunching away at stones, then roll back
+down, r

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

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+## Rock Pokémon
+
+Graveler is a slow-footed Pokémon that moves by curling up and rolling instead of walking. It is
+often seen tumbling down mountain trails and steep slopes, barreling over obstacles without slowing,
+and once it builds momentum, it can be hard to stop.
+
+It lives in holes dug into sheer cliff faces and climbs mountain paths toward the summit before
+rolling back down. Graveler freely endures chips and broken pieces as it goes, showing little
+concern for anything in its path.
+
+Rocks are its favorite food, and it

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Sightings of Great Tusk have only been reported in recent years, and its name was taken from a
+creature recorded in an old book.
+
+Great Tusk resembles a mysterious Pokémon described in a paranormal magazine as having lived since
+ancient times.

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

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+## Ghost Dog Pokémon
+
+It is said that Greavard is a dog Pokémon reborn from one that died in the wild without ever
+interacting with a human. Its existence is tied to loneliness and the wilderness, giving it a
+haunting yet gentle air.
+
+Despite that origin, Greavard is very friendly and dislikes being alone. Even a little attention is
+enough to make it latch onto someone and follow them devotedly.

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

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+## Greedy Pokémon
+
+Greedent stashes berries in its tail, often carrying so many that some spill out without it
+noticing. Its slow wit leaves it unaware of the losses, yet it keeps gathering more.
+
+Common throughout Galar, Greedent has strong teeth that can chew through even the toughest berry
+shells.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/greninja-ash.md

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+## Ninja Pokémon
+
+Ash-Greninja appears and vanishes with ninja-like grace, using swift movements to confuse and toy
+with its foes. It strikes with throwing stars made of compressed water, hurling them at high speed
+to slash through its enemies.
+
+By spinning the water stars before it throws them, it can unleash attacks powerful enough to split
+metal in two.

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

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+## Ninja Pokémon
+
+Mega Greninja creates throwing stars from compressed water and hurls them at such high speed that
+they can cut through metal. It spins the stars before release, sharpening their force and precision.
+
+With a ninja’s grace, it appears and vanishes in an instant. It uses swift, playful movements to
+confuse foes while slicing them with those water stars.

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

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+## Ninja Pokémon
+
+Greninja creates throwing stars from compressed water and spins them into deadly, high-speed attacks
+that can split metal. It strikes with blades of sharpened water, using the force and precision of
+its throws to overwhelm opponents.
+
+With a ninja’s grace, it appears and vanishes in an instant. It uses swift, elusive movements to toy
+with its enemies before cutting them down with its watery stars.

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

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+## Sludge Pokémon
+
+Born from polluted sludge, Alolan Grimer gathers in filthy places and feeds on wastewater and other
+industrial waste. Its sludgy, rubbery body can squeeze through even tiny openings, and it often
+crawls into sewer pipes to drink foul runoff.
+
+It constantly leaks germ-infested fluid, leaving an overpowering stench wherever it moves. Bits of
+its body can break off and become new Grimer, spreading the filth and germs that can keep plants
+from growing.

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

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+## Sludge Pokémon
+
+Grimer is made of congealed sludge and is found in filthy places, where it thrives on polluted waste
+from factories and sewers. Its rubbery body can squeeze through even tiny openings, and it
+constantly leaks germ-infested fluid as it moves.
+
+It is said to have formed from sludge exposed to the moon’s X-rays or from polluted seabed sludge.
+As it travels, it leaves behind germs so dense that plants will not grow, and pieces of its body can
+break off to form more Grimer. Without filthy food, it cannot survive

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

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+## Bulk Up Pokémon
+
+With its hair wrapped tightly around its body, this Pokémon greatly enhances its muscles and can
+overpower even Machamp. Its dense fur acts like a second set of muscles, giving it tremendous
+strength.
+
+When the hairs unfurl, they latch onto opponents and hold them fast like tentacles. In battle, it
+uses this hair both to ensnare foes and to crush them with overwhelming power.

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

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+## Bulk Up Pokémon
+
+Grimmsnarl’s hair acts like muscle fibers, wrapping around its body to strengthen it and letting it
+overpower even Machamp. When its hair unfurls, it can latch onto opponents and bind them like
+tentacles.
+
+This Pokémon uses its tangled hairs both for strength and for ensnaring foes, turning its body into
+a formidable weapon in battle.

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

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+## Chimp Pokémon
+
+Grookey attacks with rapid beats of its stick, striking with amazing speed until it becomes more and
+more energized. Its rhythmic drumming is so intense that it can strike up a beat in no time at all.
+
+The sound waves from its special stick carry revitalizing energy to nearby plants and flowers,
+helping them flourish as Grookey keeps time with its lively rhythm.

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

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+## Grove Pokémon
+
+Grotle lives along clean water in forests and is said to know where pure spring water wells up. It
+will even carry other Pokémon on its back to these hidden sources, and some Grotle living in the
+forest are believed to have a spring of their own.
+
+Its shell is hardened soil with trees and shrubs growing from it, and the fruit there is sweet,
+nutritious, and delicious. By day, Grotle leaves the forest to sunbathe its treed shell, while other
+Pokémon sometimes peck at the berries on its back.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/groudon-primal.md

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+## Continent Pokémon
+
+Groudon is said to embody the land itself and to have raised continents by driving away rain clouds
+and evaporating water with intense heat. Legends tell of its fierce battles with Kyogre, after which
+it fell into a long sleep in underground magma.
+
+In Primal Reversion, Groudon returns to its true form with nature’s full power. It can cause magma
+to erupt and is said to expand the world’s landmass.

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

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+## Continent Pokémon
+
+Groudon is revered in mythology as the embodiment of the land itself, credited with raising
+continents and expanding the world’s landmass. Legends also say it can drive away rain clouds and
+evaporate water with intense light and heat, even coming as a savior to people suffering from
+floods.
+
+It is said to sleep in underground magma and awaken to trigger volcanic eruptions. Ancient tales
+tell of its titanic clashes with Kyogre, after which it fell into slumber, and that with nature’s
+full power it can return

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

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+## Wood Gecko Pokémon
+
+Grovyle lives in dense jungles and thick forests, where the leaves growing from its body help hide
+it from enemies. It is a master climber and moves through trees with great skill, leaping from
+branch to branch as it closes in on prey.
+
+Its strongly developed thigh muscles give it astounding agility and jumping power. Grovyle can dart
+through the canopy so swiftly that, in a forest, almost nothing can catch it once it starts fleeing.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/growlithe-hisui.md

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+## Puppy Pokémon
+
+Growlithe is friendly and faithful to people, but it becomes fiercely protective when anything
+enters its territory. It will bark, bite, and even roar to drive away intruders, and its loyalty
+makes it fearless in defending its Trainer from harm.
+
+It is brave and trustworthy, standing up to stronger foes without hesitation. Growlithe has a superb
+sense of smell, remembers every scent it encounters, and can use that sharp nose to detect the
+emotions of others.

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

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+## Puppy Pokémon
+
+Growlithe is friendly and faithful to people, but it is very protective of its territory and will
+bark, bite, or roar at intruders. It is brave, trustworthy, and loyal enough to stand up to stronger
+foes and protect its Trainer from harm.
+
+Its superb sense of smell lets it remember every scent and even sense the emotions of others. Once
+it has grown used to people, it can be quite affectionate, though it remains alert and fierce when
+guarding its space. It has lived alongside humans since ancient times.

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

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+## Larva Pokémon
+
+Grubbin uses its strong jaws to scrape trees for sweet sap, and it often digs nests into the forest
+floor. It normally lives underground and feeds by using its big mandibles to cut into wood and slurp
+out the sap.
+
+It spits sticky thread to stop opponents, then clamps down with its sharp, sturdy jaws. Grubbin may
+gather near electric Pokémon to stay away from bird Pokémon, and its large mandibles can even make
+would-be predators back off.

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

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+## Manipulate Pokémon
+
+Grumpig stores psychic power in the black pearls on its body, using them to intensify its mental
+waves and exert control over opponents. When it focuses its special power, its breathing becomes
+labored and snorting.
+
+To use this power, Grumpig performs an odd, bizarre dance that can influence foes’ minds. Its
+distinctive style of dancing became popular overseas, and the black pearls on its forehead are
+prized as valuable gems and works of art.

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

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+## Stomach Pokémon
+
+Almost all of Gulpin’s body is its stomach, while its heart and brain are tiny in comparison.
+Because of this, it can swallow prey or objects as large as itself, and its harsh digestive fluids
+or enzymes quickly dissolve anything it ingests.
+
+Its stomach can even break down scrap iron and leaves nothing undigested. While digestion is under
+way, it gives off vile, overpowering gases.

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

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+## Stomach Pokémon
+
+Virtually all of Gulpin’s body is devoted to its stomach, leaving its heart and brain very small by
+comparison. With that oversized stomach and its harsh digestive fluids, it can swallow prey or
+objects as large as itself and dissolve nearly anything it takes in.
+
+Its stomach’s contents are powerful enough to break down even scrap iron. As it digests, Gulpin
+gives off vile, overpowering gases.

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

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+## Stakeout Pokémon
+
+Gumshoos is an extremely patient Pokémon that will wait for long periods after catching the faintest
+trace of prey. Once it spots Rattata, its favorite meal, it can lose control and pounce at once.
+
+It is active by day and asleep by night, so it rarely encounters the Rattata and Raticate it most
+adores eating. Gumshoos was brought to Alola long ago during a massive Rattata outbreak.

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

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+## Muscular Pokémon
+
+Gurdurr is so powerfully built that even a group of wrestlers could not make it budge. It
+strengthens its body by carrying steel beams, and it likes to show off its muscles to other Pokémon,
+especially Machoke and other Gurdurr.
+
+With its strengthened body, Gurdurr skillfully wields its metal beam to bring down buildings. It
+excels at demolition rather than construction, and if it feels it has not measured up, it will lie
+low for a while.

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

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+## Junkivore Pokémon
+
+Guzzlord is a dangerous Ultra Beast that seems to be constantly hungry, always devouring something.
+Reports say it has gobbled mountains and swallowed entire buildings, yet its droppings have never
+been found.
+
+Though it is alien and dangerous in this world, it is said to be a common organism in the place
+where it normally lives.

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

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+## Atrocious Pokémon
+
+Gyarados is said to become wildly violent after evolution, when its brain changes and its ferocity
+is greatly stirred. Once it ramps up, it does not calm until everything around it has been burned or
+demolished, and records say its rampages have lasted for a month.
+
+Huge and vicious, it is rarely seen in the wild. Old tales describe it appearing in times of
+conflict, leaving blazing ruins behind, destroying villages, cities, and fields, and firing
+white-hot Hyper Beams that incinerate all in their path.

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

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+## Atrocious Pokémon
+
+Mega Gyarados is brutally vicious and enormously destructive, with a rage that does not settle once
+it begins to rampage. It is said to appear amid conflict and leave blazing ruins behind, burning
+through everything around it even in harsh storms.
+
+Its violent nature is tied to the transformation brought on by evolution, which is believed to make
+it far more ferocious. With searing power from its mouth, it can incinerate targets and reduce
+towns, villages, and even entire cities to ashes.

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

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+## Atrocious Pokémon
+
+Gyarados is a huge, vicious Pokémon with an extremely aggressive nature. Rarely seen in the wild, it
+is said to be capable of destroying whole cities, and ancient records describe it leaving blazing
+ruins, razing villages, and burning everything around it when violence breaks out.
+
+Its rage can be relentless, lasting until everything nearby is demolished. When Magikarp evolves
+into Gyarados, a strong change in its brain is blamed for this ferocity. It can fire Hyper Beam from
+its mouth, and tales say its se

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

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+## Scaly Pokémon
+
+Hakamo-o sheds and regrows its scales continuously, and each new set becomes harder and sharper than
+the last. It clangs its scales together to make noise, building up to a fierce attack, while its
+scaly punches and sharp claws can shred opponents.
+
+Its courage shows when it leaps at prey with a shout, and the scaleless, scarred parts of its body
+are signs of strength that it proudly displays to defeated foes. The scales it sheds can even be
+molded into heat-conducting pots and pans.

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

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+## Playhouse Pokémon
+
+Happiny carefully carries a round, white stone in its belly pouch, treating it like an egg in
+imitation of Chansey. Too small to lay eggs yet, it searches for round white stones and treasures
+them dearly, sometimes giving one to a friend it gets along with well.
+
+It is usually well behaved, but if its precious stone is taken away or not returned, it will cry and
+throw a tantrum. Happiny also likes children and may play house for fun, though it can become
+overloaded when it gathers too many stones.

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

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+## Arm Thrust Pokémon
+
+Hariyama loves to challenge others to tests of strength and to match power with big-bodied
+opponents. It practices its straight-arm slaps in many places, and a single blow can snap a
+telephone pole, stop a train, or send a 10-ton truck flying.
+
+Its thick body may look bulky, but it is packed with solid muscle. When it tightens every muscle,
+its body hardens like rock. Despite its fierce strength, Hariyama is polite in battle, praising
+opponents, and older ones focus more on training Makuhita.

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

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+## Calm Pokémon
+
+Hatenna senses the emotions of other creatures through the protrusion on its head. It only warms up
+to those with a calm disposition, and if it senses a strong emotion, it will run away as fast as it
+can.
+
+Because of this sensitivity, it prefers quiet places without people, where it can avoid intense
+feelings and remain at ease.

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

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+## Silent Pokémon
+
+Hatterene emits psychic power so intense that it can give nearby creatures headaches, discouraging
+them from approaching. Its eerie presence has earned it the reputation of a forest witch.
+
+It is also dangerous up close: if disturbed by loud noise, it may lash out with the claws on its
+tentacle-like appendage, tearing apart whatever comes too near.

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

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+## Silent Pokémon
+
+Hatterene emits psychic power so intense that it can give nearby intruders headaches, driving them
+away before they come too close.
+
+If someone is still too loud around it, they may be torn apart by the claws on its tentacle. It is
+also known as the Forest Witch.

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

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+## Serene Pokémon
+
+Hattrem reacts fiercely to strong emotions, and if someone brings them near, it will silence them by
+force. It is not gentle about it, either; it attacks to make others quiet down.
+
+Using the braids on its head, Hattrem pummels opponents with surprising power. A single blow from
+those braids is said to be enough to knock out a professional boxer.

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

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+## Gas Pokémon
+
+Haunter is a frightful, malevolent spirit that can glide through walls and appear wherever it likes,
+as if it came from another dimension. It lurks in darkness, keeps watch from inside walls, and may
+beckon to anyone who wanders near.
+
+Its gaseous tongue and hand are said to drain life from victims, leaving them shaking and growing
+weaker until death. It fears the light and favors moonless nights, when it silently stalks prey and
+turns a feeling of being watched into a real threat.

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

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+## Wrestling Pokémon
+
+Although Mega Hawlucha is small, its refined fighting skill lets it keep pace with powerful
+bruisers. It uses its wings to control its position in the air, striking from above and leaping
+nimbly to exploit blind spots.
+
+In battle, it overwhelms opponents with quick moves and superb submission holds, wearing them down
+before ending the fight with a flashy finishing move. It always strikes a pose first, though that
+extra showboating can sometimes leave it open to a counterattack.

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

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+## Wrestling Pokémon
+
+Although its body is small, Hawlucha’s skilled fighting allows it to stand up to powerful opponents.
+It uses its wings to control its position in the air and often attacks from above, making its
+strikes hard to defend against.
+
+In battle, it darts around nimbly, targeting blind spots and using superb submission holds. It
+overwhelms foes with quick moves, then builds to a flashy finishing move, though its tendency to
+pose can sometimes leave it open to a counterattack.

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

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+## Axe Jaw Pokémon
+
+Haxorus is usually kindhearted, but it can become terrifying when angered or defending its
+territory. It faces foes with tusks so sharp and strong they can cut through steel beams and even
+thick steel columns.
+
+Its armored body adds to its toughness, and its resilient tusks are a source of pride. It licks up
+dirt to gather the minerals it needs to keep them in top condition, preserving their destructive
+edge.

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

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+## Anteater Pokémon
+
+Heatmor draws in air through a hole in its tail, turning it into fire to keep its internal flame
+burning. If that opening is blocked, it can become ill.
+
+Its flame serves as a tongue, letting it melt through Durant’s steel bodies and hard shells. It then
+consumes their insides, with Durant as its favored prey.

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

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+## Lava Dome Pokémon
+
+Mega Heatran dwells in volcanic caves, where it uses its cross-shaped feet to dig in and crawl along
+ceilings and walls. Its rugged steel body is partly melted in places by its own intense heat, giving
+it a molten, unfinished look.
+
+Boiling blood like magma flows through it, and stories say this Pokémon was born from the boiling
+magma within Mount Coronet. Its molten-steel body still holds many mysteries.

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

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+## Lava Dome Pokémon
+
+Heatran dwells in volcanic caves, where it uses its cross-shaped feet to dig in and crawl along
+ceilings and walls. Stories say it was born from the boiling magma within Mount Coronet, and its
+molten-steel body still holds many mysteries.
+
+Its body is made of rugged steel, but some parts are partially melted by its own heat. Boiling blood
+like magma flows through it, giving it a fierce, otherworldly presence.

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+## Generator Pokémon
+
+Heliolisk flares its frill to generate energy, and a single one can produce enough electricity to
+power a skyscraper. When basking in the sun, it spreads its frill wide and can generate even more
+power, enough to supply a city.
+
+It also uses electricity to stimulate its muscles, strengthening its legs and letting it dash 100
+yards in five seconds. A vanished desert culture prized these Pokémon, and treasure was said to come
+with them when they arrived in Galar.

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+## Generator Pokémon
+
+Helioptile makes its home in deserts, where it soaks up sunlight to fuel itself. It can generate
+energy from basking in the sun, so it does not need to eat regularly.
+
+The frills on either side of its head act like solar panels, with cells that turn sunlight into
+electricity. That power drives its electric moves, and if its sunlight supply is interrupted,
+Helioptile becomes weak and stressed.

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+## Single Horn Pokémon
+
+Heracross is usually docile, but if it is disturbed while sipping honey or searching for sweet sap
+and nectar in forests, it drives intruders off with its proud horn. It loves to keep sweet food for
+itself, and its horn is its chief weapon for flinging rivals away.
+
+With powerful legs, sharp claws, and a steel-hard shell, Heracross keeps a firm footing before
+charging straight in. It can slip beneath an opponent’s grasp, scoop it up, and hurl it far away.
+Its tremendous strength lets it throw objects 100 or

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+## Single Horn Pokémon
+
+Mega Heracross is usually docile, but when disturbed while sipping honey or searching for sweet tree
+sap, it drives intruders away with its prized horn. Proud of its strength, it uses powerful legs and
+sharp claws to brace itself, then charges straight in to slip beneath an opponent and hurl it with
+tremendous force.
+
+Its horn is its greatest weapon, and it can even topple a massive tree or throw objects far heavier
+than itself. Clad in a steel-hard shell, it gathers in forests and values sweet nectar, yet,

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+## Single Horn Pokémon
+
+Heracross is usually docile, but when disturbed while sipping honey or searching for sweet sap in
+forests, it drives intruders away with its prized horn. It loves honey and nectar, and its antennae
+help it pick up scents as it forages.
+
+This Pokémon is built for force. Its steel-hard body, sharp claws, and powerful legs give it a solid
+stance, letting it charge straight at foes, slip under their grasp, and lift them with its horn
+before hurling them away. It can throw objects far heavier than itself, even a

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+## Loyal Dog Pokémon
+
+Herdier is a loyal, intelligent Pokémon that faithfully follows its Trainer’s orders and helps raise
+and care for other Pokémon. It is said to have lived alongside people for so long that images of it
+appear in ancient cave art, and some even think it may have been the first Pokémon to partner with
+humans.
+
+Its dense black fur forms a cape-like covering that grows continuously. The more it grows, the
+harder and springier it becomes, reducing damage and making it difficult for claws and fangs to bite
+through

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+## Hippo Pokémon
+
+Hippopotas lives in arid places and is active during the day, spending cold desert nights burrowed
+snugly in the sand. Though large and languid, it is hard to notice when it lurks beneath the soil,
+and it often travels easily through desert sands with its nostrils shut tight.
+
+It protects itself by enshrouding its body with sand to ward off germs and dislikes getting wet.
+Instead of perspiration, it releases grainy sand from its body, and when agitated or excited it
+expels sand from its nostrils.