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

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+## Grassland Pokémon
+
+Legends tell of Virizion working with Cobalion and Terrakion to protect the Pokémon of the Unova
+region, and of Virizion fighting humans to defend its friends. These stories continue to be passed
+down.
+
+Its head bears horns as sharp as blades. With whirlwind-like, rapid movements, it darts around
+opponents, confounding them before slicing them with its horns.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-archipelago.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different wing patterns are found all over the world, and the Archipelago Pattern
+is shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+This form differs only in appearance, and its pattern cannot be changed. Vivillon’s pattern is tied
+to a trainer’s region setting when it first appears, with some special patterns available only
+through distributions.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-continental.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different wing patterns are found all over the world, and its pattern is shaped
+by the climate and topography of its habitat. The Continental Pattern is one of these forms,
+distinguished by its unique appearance.
+
+It scatters colorful scales as it flies. Forms only differ in appearance, and this pattern is fixed
+by the real-world region associated with the original trainer.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-elegant.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon appears in many different patterns around the world, and its wing pattern is shaped by the
+climate and terrain of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+This Elegant Pattern is one of Vivillon’s forms and differs only in appearance. Its pattern is fixed
+by the real-world region tied to its original Trainer and cannot be changed.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-fancy.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon’s wings can bear many different patterns found around the world, with each one shaped by
+the climate and topography of its habitat. It also scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+The Fancy Pattern is one of the special forms that does not correspond to any real-world region.
+Forms like this differ only in appearance, and a Vivillon’s pattern is fixed by its original
+trainer’s region.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-garden.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon’s wings display a pattern shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat, and it
+scatters colorful scales as it flies. Around the world, Vivillon can appear in many different
+patterns, with this form reflecting the Garden Pattern.
+
+The form is purely a matter of appearance. Its pattern is fixed by the region tied to its original
+Trainer and cannot be changed, even if it is traded or the system region setting is altered.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-high-plains.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different patterns are found all over the world, and each pattern reflects the
+climate and topography of its habitat. The High Plains Pattern is one of these forms, and its wings
+scatter colorful scales.
+
+Forms only differ in appearance, and Vivillon’s pattern is fixed by the region tied to its original
+trainer’s 3DS. It cannot be changed, and trading a Scatterbug, Spewpa, or egg does not alter the
+pattern it will have when it evolves.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-jungle.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different patterns are found all over the world, and this one is the Jungle
+Pattern. Its wing pattern is shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat, and it scatters
+colorful scales.
+
+Forms only differ in appearance, and Vivillon’s pattern is fixed by the region tied to its original
+Trainer. It cannot be changed, even if it is traded or the system region is altered.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-marine.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with this Marine Pattern is one of many patterned forms found around the world, and the
+design of its wings is shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat. It scatters colorful
+scales as it flies.
+
+This form differs only in appearance, and its pattern is fixed by the region associated with its
+original Trainer rather than by later changes or trading.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-meadow.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different patterns are found all over the world, and the Meadow Pattern is shaped
+by the climate and topography of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+This form differs only in appearance, with its pattern set by the real-world region tied to its
+original trainer. Once established, the pattern cannot be changed.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-modern.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon’s wing patterns vary around the world, shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat.
+This form’s pattern is fixed and differs only in appearance from other Vivillon patterns, while it
+continues to scatter colorful scales.
+
+Modern Pattern Vivillon cannot change its pattern once set. The pattern depends on the real-world
+region linked to its original Trainer, and trading a Scatterbug, Spewpa, or egg does not alter the
+form it will become.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-monsoon.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different patterns are found all over the world, and the Monsoon Pattern is
+shaped by the climate of its habitat. Its wing pattern reflects local climate and topography, and it
+scatters colorful scales.
+
+This form differs only in appearance. Once its pattern is set, it cannot be changed, and it remains
+tied to the region associated with its original Trainer.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-ocean.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different wing patterns are found all over the world, and the Ocean Pattern is
+shaped by the climate and terrain of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+This form differs only in appearance. Its pattern is fixed by its original trainer’s region setting
+and cannot be changed, even through trading or by changing region settings after a game has begun.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-pokeball.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different patterns are found all over the world, and this form’s Poké Ball
+Pattern is one of the rare variants that does not correspond to any real-world region. Its pattern
+is fixed and cannot be changed, remaining tied to how it was obtained.
+
+Like other Vivillon, its wing pattern is influenced by climate and topography in the wild, and it
+scatters colorful scales. Forms differ only in appearance, while the Poké Ball Pattern is available
+only through special distributions.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-polar.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different wing patterns are found all over the world, and this form’s pattern is
+shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+Forms of Vivillon differ only in appearance. A Polar Pattern Vivillon has a pattern that remains
+fixed once set and cannot be changed, unlike some special distribution patterns that do not match
+any region.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-river.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different wing patterns are found all over the world, and the River Pattern is
+one of them. Its wings show a pattern shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat, and it
+scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+This form differs only in appearance. Once its pattern is set, it cannot be changed, and it is
+determined by the region linked to its original Trainer.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-sandstorm.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different patterns are found all over the world, and this Sandstorm Pattern
+reflects the climate and topography of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales from its patterned
+wings.
+
+This form differs only in appearance, and its pattern cannot be changed. The pattern is fixed by the
+region tied to its original trainer and remains the same when traded.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-savanna.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon with many different wing patterns are found all over the world, and this pattern is shaped
+by the climate and topography of its habitat. As it flies, it scatters colorful scales.
+
+The Savanna Pattern is only an appearance change; Vivillon’s pattern is fixed by the region tied to
+its original trainer and cannot be altered. Different forms do not change how it behaves.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-sun.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon appears in many different patterns across the world, and its wings are marked by the
+climate and topography of its habitat. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+The Sun Pattern is one of these fixed forms, and a Vivillon’s pattern cannot be changed once set.
+Each pattern is tied to a real-world region, while some special patterns are only available through
+distributions.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/vivillon-tundra.md

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon’s wings show a pattern shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat, and these
+patterns vary around the world. It scatters colorful scales as it flies.
+
+The Tundra Pattern is only a difference in appearance; Vivillon’s pattern is fixed by its trainer’s
+original region data and cannot be changed.

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

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+## Scale Pokémon
+
+Vivillon’s wings show a pattern shaped by the climate and topography of its habitat, and its
+colorful scales are scattered as it flies. Across the world, many different patterns are found,
+reflecting the places where they live.
+
+This form differs only in appearance. Its pattern is fixed and cannot be changed, and it is one of
+the region-based patterns found in Vivillon.

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

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+## Firefly Pokémon
+
+Volbeat lives around clean ponds, and when night falls its rear begins to glow. It communicates with
+others by flashing and adjusting the brightness of its light, and its tail can shine like a
+lightbulb.
+
+In groups, Volbeat can fly through the night sky and trace geometric patterns with their lights. It
+is also drawn to the sweet aroma given off by Illumise.

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

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+## Steam Pokémon
+
+Volcanion lets out billows of steam and vanishes into dense fog. It is said to live in mountains
+where people do not tread.
+
+It expels its internal steam from the arms on its back, and that force is said to be strong enough
+to blow away a mountain.

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

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+## Sun Pokémon
+
+Volcarona is said to have appeared like an embodiment of the sun, bringing warmth to people and
+Pokémon during bitter winters and even when volcanic ash dimmed the sky. Legends tell of it hatching
+from a cocoon of raging flames, and ancient murals depict it as a fire deity.
+
+As it flies, Volcarona scatters ember scales from its six wings, creating a sea of fire around its
+battles. Some feared its burning scales as a bringer of disaster, while others believed it used them
+to aid those suffering in the cold.

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

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+## Ball Pokémon
+
+Voltorb is an enigmatic Pokémon that closely resembles a Poké Ball, and its origin remains a mystery
+tied to the appearance of Poké Balls and their manufacture. It is often found in power plants, where
+it has startled many by shocking anyone who mistakes it for a harmless object.
+
+It moves by rolling, and even a small jolt or touch can make it discharge electricity or explode.
+When excited, it releases the electricity stored in its body and is said to let out a loud,
+uproarious laugh.

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

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+## Ball Pokémon
+
+Voltorb is usually found in power plants, where its uncanny resemblance to a Poké Ball has led many
+to mistake it for one. It can discharge the electricity stored in its body, and people who touch it
+risk being shocked or even exploded.
+
+It rolls to move, but even a small jolt or uneven ground can trigger a self-destruction. Extremely
+sensitive and mysterious, Voltorb is said to have some connection to Poké Balls, and its origin
+remains unexplained.

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

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+## Diapered Pokémon
+
+Vullaby’s wings are still too short for flight, so it hops about friskily while waiting for them to
+develop. It wears bones to protect its rear, often using ones given by Mandibuzz or found among prey
+remains, and it may squabble with others over a comfortable bone.
+
+As Vullaby grows, its appetite drives frequent growth spurts, so it must keep replacing bones that
+become too small. Bones outgrown by older Vullaby are often passed down to younger ones in the nest.

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

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+## Fox Pokémon
+
+At birth, Vulpix has a single white tail, but as it grows the tail splits into six and may sprout
+still more. Its fur and tails are prized for their beauty, becoming more lustrous and elegantly
+curled, and the Pokémon feels slightly warm when held.
+
+A fire burns steadily inside its body, and it can spit that flame as fireballs or guide them freely
+through the air. In hot daytime weather, it releases flames from its mouth to keep from overheating.
+If threatened by a stronger foe, it may feign injury to slip.

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+## Fox Pokémon
+
+Vulpix is born with a single white tail that splits into six as it grows, especially when cared for
+lovingly. Its fur and tails are admired for their beauty, and the tails become more lustrous and
+beautifully curled with age. If they are neglected, they quickly tangle.
+
+A steady flame burns inside its body, keeping it warm. To avoid overheating in the daytime, it can
+release flames from its mouth and shape fireballs that it uses to catch prey or fool foes. When
+threatened by a stronger enemy, it may pretend

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

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+## Ball Whale Pokémon
+
+Wailmer stores seawater inside its body, filling out like a big, bouncy ball. The more water it
+swallows, the higher it can bounce, and on sunny days it may come onto beaches to play this way.
+
+Its nostrils sit above its eyes, and it likes to surprise people by forcefully snorting or spraying
+the water it has stored. Though it usually lives at sea, it can survive on land for a short time,
+but it quickly loses vitality if it dries out. It also eats a great deal of food every day.

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

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+## Float Whale Pokémon
+
+Wailord is the largest of all identified Pokémon, a giant that moves languorously through the open
+sea while taking in massive amounts of food with its enormous mouth. Its huge size makes it a
+popular sight, and watching it is a favorite activity in many places.
+
+Wailord travels and hunts in pods, leaping from the water to herd prey together before swallowing
+the gathered mass in one gulp. By raising its nostrils above the surface, it can breathe while
+diving to nearly 10,000 feet on a single breath.
+
+Its b

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Walking Wake is a ferocious, mysterious creature whose name comes from an aquatic monster mentioned
+in an old expedition journal. Its true nature remains obscure, adding to its strange, legendary air.
+
+It is said to resemble an illustration from a paranormal magazine, believed by some to depict a
+super-ancient Suicune.

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

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+## Ice Break Pokémon
+
+Walrein swims through icy seas and frigid seawater, using its large tusks to shatter drift ice and
+even smash heavy ice blocks and icebergs. Its tusks keep growing throughout its life, and even when
+they break in battle, they grow back over time.
+
+A thick coat of blubber insulates Walrein from subzero temperatures and helps repel enemy attacks.
+It lives in herds, and the leader will fight to protect the group and territory, even at great
+personal cost.

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

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+## Turtle Pokémon
+
+Wartortle often hides in water to stalk unwary prey, and it swims with careful balance by
+controlling its furry ears and tail. When tapped on the head, it pulls itself into its shell, though
+the tail still sticks out a little.
+
+Its thick, fur-covered tail is a symbol of longevity and grows darker with age, making it especially
+popular among older people. Scratches on its shell show its toughness in battle, and algae on the
+shell is a sign of great age.

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

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+## Lookout Pokémon
+
+Watchog warns off foes by raising its tail and making the patterns on its body shine. It can also
+spit berry seeds stored in its cheek pouches at enemies.
+
+Its keen eyesight lets it see in the dark, and it uses luminescent matter to make its eyes and body
+glow, startling and stuning attackers.

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

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+## Storm Petrel Pokémon
+
+When Wattrel rides the wind, the bones in its wings generate electricity. It uses this power to dive
+into the ocean and stun prey with electric shocks before catching them.
+
+Wattrel makes its nests on coastal cliffs. The nests have an unusual crackling texture, and they are
+considered a popular delicacy.

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

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+## Sharp Claw Pokémon
+
+Weavile live in cold, snowy regions and often travel in groups of four or five. They leave
+claw-marked signals on trees, rocks, and even frost-covered surfaces so others can find them, and
+the number of different signs is said to be vast.
+
+These Pokémon hunt with remarkable coordination, often under a leader. Working together, they can
+surround and bring down prey much larger than themselves, and they share food among the group rather
+than fighting over it.
+
+Their evolution is thought to have made them even

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+## Sharp Claw Pokémon
+
+Weavile lives in cold, snowy regions and usually hunts in groups of four or five, using impressive
+teamwork to surround and bring down prey much larger than itself. A leader guides the pack, and
+their coordinated attacks can even overpower Mamoswine.
+
+With its claws, Weavile leaves signs on trees, rocks, boulders, and ice so others can find them.
+These markings include hundreds of distinct patterns, helping the group communicate and divide food
+without fighting. Its increased cunning is said to have come to

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

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+## Hairy Bug Pokémon
+
+Weedle is often found in forests, grasslands, and thick patches of grass or bushes, where it feeds
+on leaves and often hides beneath the foliage it eats. It has an extremely keen sense of smell,
+using its large red proboscis to tell preferred leaves from ones it dislikes.
+
+This small Pokémon is known for the sharp, toxic barb on top of its head, which can inject a
+powerful poison and serves as its main defense against attackers. Its bright body color is said to
+warn enemies away.

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

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+## Flycatcher Pokémon
+
+Weepinbell appears to be a plant, but it captures unwary prey by showering it with Poison Powder
+before spraying acid to finish the attack. Its leafy parts act like sharp cutters, and if prey is
+too large to swallow whole, it slices it up first.
+
+When hungry, it will swallow anything that moves, dissolving its catch with strong acids. It also
+oozes a protective fluid that keeps it from being harmed by the acid inside. At night, it hooks onto
+a tree branch to sleep, but if it shifts in its sleep, it may fall

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

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+## Poison Gas Pokémon
+
+Galarian Weezing lives and grows by absorbing poison gas, dust, and germs found in garbage. It is
+drawn to the fumes from rotted trash, and it may settle in a dirty house to search through waste at
+night.
+
+Its twin bodies constantly shrink and inflate to mix the gases inside, making the toxins stronger
+and the stench even fouler. When different poison gases meet, two Koffing can fuse into a Weezing
+over many years, and very rarely, a sudden mutation can join the twins into this form.

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

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+## Poison Gas Pokémon
+
+Weezing lives by feeding on poison gas, dust, germs, and fumes from garbage, and it grows as it
+absorbs them. It is especially drawn to rotted kitchen trash and may make its home in a dirty house,
+raiding the garbage while people sleep.
+
+Its twin bodies constantly expand and shrink to mix their toxic gases, making the poison more potent
+and the stench even fouler. In rare cases, two Koffing fuse into one, and triplets have even been
+found. By carefully diluting its internal gases, top-grade perfume can be制作

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

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+## Windveiled Pokémon
+
+Whimsicott floats wherever whirling winds carry it, slipping through even the smallest gaps to sneak
+into homes and cause mischief. It hides important things, moves furniture, and scatters balls of
+cotton or white fluff behind as it goes.
+
+It does not stay in one place for long, appearing and vanishing with the wind. Sunlight helps its
+cotton grow, but if the fluff becomes too much, it tears some off and leaves it scattered about. If
+it gets wet, it grows heavy and can no longer drift away.

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

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+## Curlipede Pokémon
+
+Whirlipede usually sits motionless while it stores energy for evolution, protected by a sturdy shell
+and poisonous spikes. When predators or enemies approach, it springs into action.
+
+It spins its body like a wheel, rotating at high speed before crashing into its opponent. Its charge
+can reach just over 60 mph, making its sudden attacks especially forceful.

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

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+## Whiskers Pokémon
+
+Whiscash is extremely territorial, claiming a large pond or swamp as its own and driving off
+intruders with violent tremors. When threatened, it thrashes about so fiercely that it can trigger
+massive quakes, and sightings of it leaping from the water are often taken as a sign of an
+earthquake.
+
+It lives at the bottom of swamps, where it lies in wait for prey and eats anything alive. Because
+its vision is poor, it senses movement through vibrations in the water with its whiskers, then
+swallows prey whole.

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

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+## Whisper Pokémon
+
+Whismur usually murmurs so softly that it is barely audible, but when it senses danger or feels
+frightened, it lets out cries as loud as a jet plane. The sound can be startlingly painful to anyone
+nearby, and its own cry can frighten it into crying even harder.
+
+This Pokémon is very timid and often works itself into exhaustion once it starts wailing. After
+crying until it can hardly go on, Whismur settles down and falls asleep. Its ear canals let it keep
+crying without needing to catch its breath.

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

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+## Balloon Pokémon
+
+Wigglytuff has a soft, rubbery body that can draw in air and keep inflating itself seemingly without
+limit. When angry, it may swell to an enormous size, and its bouncing, balloon-like body can be used
+to intimidate opponents.
+
+Its fine, dense fur is especially prized for how luxurious and pleasant it feels. People are drawn
+to touch it, and sleeping beside Wigglytuff is said to be wonderfully comfortable. Its large
+saucerlike eyes are kept clear by a thin layer of tears, which quickly wash away dust.

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

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+## Garden Eel Pokémon
+
+Wiglett can detect the scent of a Veluza from more than 65 feet away, and when it does, it hides
+itself in the sand.
+
+Although it resembles Diglett, Wiglett is a completely different species. Its similar appearance
+seems to be a coincidence brought on by adaptation to its environment.

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

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+## Turn Tail Pokémon
+
+Wimpod is an astonishingly cowardly Pokémon that lives on beaches and even seabeds. It gathers in
+swarms and stays constantly alert for danger, scattering at the first sign of an enemy. When it
+flees, its many legs whirl so quickly that it leaves a sparkling clean trail behind.
+
+A natural scavenger, Wimpod eats almost anything, including garbage and rotten scraps, so the ground
+near its nest is always clean. It also picks up whatever it finds on the ground, and if it happens
+to find coins, Murkrow and Meowt

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

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+## Seagull Pokémon
+
+Wingull rides sea winds and updrafts with long, narrow wings, gliding through the sky without much
+flapping. Its hollow bones make it light, and it can fold its wings to rest after soaring high above
+the ocean.
+
+It builds nests on sheer sea cliffs and often circles over the water in search of prey, especially
+fish Pokémon. Using its long beak, it carries food, prey, and even valuables, sometimes hiding them
+in different places around its nest.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/wishiwashi-school.md

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+## Small Fry Pokémon
+
+When Wishiwashi School Form senses danger, its eyes tear up and begin to shine. The light from its
+tears can be seen from far away and draws other Wishiwashi together, letting them gather into a
+school to face enemies that would overwhelm them alone.
+
+Individually, Wishiwashi are very weak and easy prey, even though they are also considered tasty.
+When they unite, though, they can stand together against bullies and give attackers a painful
+lesson.

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

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+## Small Fry Pokémon
+
+Wishiwashi is incredibly weak on its own, and it is often targeted because it is considered tasty.
+To survive, it gathers into schools, and even those that have strayed alone can be seen joining
+others of their kind.
+
+When danger or trouble appears, its eyes tear up and begin to shine. That light can be seen from far
+away and draws other Wishiwashi together, letting the school stand against enemies and punish
+bullies with a painful lesson.

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+## Patient Pokémon
+
+Wobbuffet lives quietly in darkness, often in caves, to keep its pitch-black tail hidden. It hates
+light and sudden shocks, and it is never first to attack.
+
+It endures blows rather than striking on its own, but if attacked or if its tail is hit, it inflates
+its body and lashes back fiercely. In that moment, it may even try to drag its foe down with it.
+
+When several Wobbuffet meet, they become competitive and test one another’s endurance, sometimes
+even seeing which can go longest without food.

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+## Patient Pokémon
+
+Wobbuffet lives quietly in darkness, often in caves and at night, to keep its pitch-black tail
+hidden. It is never the first to attack and generally endures blows without striking back.
+
+When threatened, especially by light, shock, or an attack on its tail, it inflates its body to
+strengthen its counterstrike and may try to drag its foe down with Destiny Bond. If several
+Wobbuffet meet, they become competitive and test each other’s endurance, sometimes even going
+without food.

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+## Ruinous Pokémon
+
+Wo-Chien is said to have formed from the grudge of someone punished for recording a king’s misdeeds
+on wooden tablets, its body cloaked in dead leaves. This eerie presence gives it a sorrowful,
+ancient air.
+
+It drains the life force from plants around it, and the vegetation nearby quickly withers. Forests
+can fall barren in its wake, leaving the land dry and lifeless.

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+## Bat Pokémon
+
+Woobat lives in dark forests and caves, where it flutters about while emitting ultrasonic waves from
+its nose to sense its surroundings and search for bug Pokémon prey.
+
+When it rests, suction from its nostrils lets it cling to cave walls, leaving behind a heart-shaped
+mark. Those marks are sometimes seen as signs that Woobat live there, and they are said to bring
+good fortune.

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+## Sheep Pokémon
+
+Wooloo’s curly fleece is so thick and springy that it can cushion even a serious fall, letting it
+tumble from a cliff and get back on its feet unharmed.
+
+If its fleece grows too long, Wooloo can no longer move properly. Yet the wool it sheds is
+surprisingly strong, making it useful for cloth.

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+## Water Fish Pokémon
+
+Wooper lives in cold water and often buries itself in mud at the bottom to sleep. When the weather
+cools, it comes ashore or along the shore to search for food.
+
+On land, it coats its body with a slimy, poisonous film that helps keep its skin from drying out.
+This toxic covering can cause a sharp pain to anyone who touches it barehanded.

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+## Water Fish Pokémon
+
+Wooper lives in cold water and often sleeps half-buried in mud at the bottom. When the weather
+cools, it may leave the water or come ashore to search for food, sometimes along the shore in the
+evening.
+
+On land, it coats its body with a slimy, poisonous film. This toxic layer makes it dangerous to
+touch and also helps keep its skin from drying out.

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+## Water Fish Pokémon
+
+Wooper usually lives in cold water, sometimes half-buried in mud as it rests. When the temperature
+drops or evening comes, it may leave the water and move along the shore in search of food.
+
+When it goes onto land, Wooper coats its body with a slimy, poisonous film. This gooey layer helps
+keep its skin from drying out, but touching it barehanded can cause a painful sting.