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

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+## DNA Pokémon
+
+Deoxys was born when the DNA of a space virus changed after exposure to a laser beam. Said to have
+come from beyond Earth, it is highly intelligent and uses psychokinetic powers, while the
+crystalline organ on its chest seems to serve as its brain.
+
+It can fire lasers from that organ, and its body is known to shift between forms that change its
+abilities. When it changes form, it may even alter its appearance to mislead foes, and an aurora can
+appear as it does so.

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

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+## Sea Lion Pokémon
+
+Dewgong’s snowy-white body and pure fur help it blend into snow, hiding it from predators. Its
+streamlined shape creates little drag in the water, letting it move steadily through cold oceans at
+about eight knots, and it uses its long tail to turn quickly among ice floes.
+
+It is unharmed by intense cold and becomes more active as temperatures drop. Dewgong stores thermal
+energy in its body, sleeps on bitterly cold ice or under shallow waters by day, and looks for food
+at night. A mariner once mistook one do

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

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+## Discipline Pokémon
+
+Dewott’s flowing double-scalchop technique is the result of strict, daily training. Through constant
+practice, it develops its own unique forms for using its scalchops, so no two Dewott handle them
+exactly alike.
+
+It never neglects to maintain its scalchops, keeping them in excellent condition. Its exquisite
+technique is so refined that it can even drive seasoned blade masters to retreat in defeat.

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

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+## Water Bubble Pokémon
+
+Dewpider normally lives underwater, but it comes onto land in search of food carrying a water bubble
+on its head. The bubble lets it breathe by keeping dissolved oxygen with it and also protects its
+soft head.
+
+It forms the bubble at the rear of its body and then covers its head with it. When it meets enemies
+or prey, it may smash its bubble-covered head into them.
+
+When two Dewpider meet, they compare the sizes of their bubbles, and the one with the smaller bubble
+gives way.

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

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+## Sea Creeper Pokémon
+
+Dhelmise is a ghost Pokémon born when seaweed merged with debris from a sunken ship. What looks like
+green seaweed is actually its body, and it keeps itself together by taking in more seabed detritus
+and seaweed.
+
+It swings a massive anchor and can stretch its chain-like seaweed far into the distance. Dhelmise
+prefers large prey such as Wailord, waiting with its anchor lowered before wrapping them in seaweed
+and draining their life-force.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/dialga-origin.md

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+## Temporal Pokémon
+
+Dialga is a legendary Pokémon revered in Sinnoh and Hisui as an ancient deity. Myths say that time
+began moving when it was born, and that the flow of time follows the beat of its heart.
+
+It is said to completely control time, able to move at will through the past and future. In Hisuian
+legend, its birth is remembered as the moment the great river of time began to flow in the world.

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

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+## Temporal Pokémon
+
+Dialga is a legendary Pokémon revered in Sinnoh and Hisui as an ancient deity. Myths say its birth
+caused time to begin flowing, and that time continues to move as its heart beats.
+
+It completely controls the flow of time and can travel at will through the past and future.

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

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+## Jewel Pokémon
+
+Mega Diancie is said to be the sudden transformation of Carbink, taking on a pink, glimmering body
+that is regarded as the loveliest sight in the world.
+
+It can instantly create many diamonds by compressing the carbon in the air between its hands.

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

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+## Jewel Pokémon
+
+Diancie is said to be a sudden transformation of Carbink, taking on a pink, glimmering form many
+consider the loveliest sight in the world. Its appearance is dazzling and rare, making it stand out
+as something almost impossibly beautiful.
+
+It can create many diamonds at once by compressing the carbon in the air between its hands. This
+remarkable power adds to its legend as a jewel-like Pokémon of extraordinary elegance.

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

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+## Digging Pokémon
+
+With its powerful ears, Diggersby can lift boulders weighing a ton or more and dig through dense
+bedrock as if it were an excavator. Its strength makes it a great help at construction sites and
+during tunnel work.
+
+After digging, it tends to lounge around lazily. The fur on its belly holds heat especially well,
+and people once used the shed fur to make heavy winter clothing.

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

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+## Mole Pokémon
+
+Diglett spends most of its life just below the surface, moving through shallow tunnels and leaving
+raised earth behind. It prefers dark places, sometimes popping up in caves or at night, and it is
+repelled by bright sunlight.
+
+It feeds on plant roots underground, and its burrowing can be either troublesome for farmers or
+useful, since the soil it turns over is left neatly tilled and rich for crops. Its thin skin makes
+it especially weak when exposed to light.

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

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+## Mole Pokémon
+
+Diglett lives mostly underground, usually about a yard below the surface, where it feeds on plant
+roots and moves through tunnels at a shallow depth. Its burrowing leaves raised earth behind, making
+it easy to spot, and it may occasionally pop up in caves or above ground.
+
+It prefers dark places and avoids bright sunlight, which makes its thin skin weak. Farmers value
+Diglett because its digging tills the soil and can even enrich it, though it may also become a pest
+by chewing on roots.

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

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+## Candy Apple Pokémon
+
+Dipplin is two creatures in one Pokémon, brought about by a special apple grown only in one place.
+Its evolution was triggered by that unusual fruit, which became part of its shared form.
+
+The head that sticks out belongs to the fore-wyrm, while the tail belongs to the core-wyrm. They
+share one apple and work together to support each other.

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

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+## Transform Pokémon
+
+Ditto can reorganize its cells to transform into almost any shape or life-form it sees, even copying
+an opponent’s genetic code into a near-perfect duplicate. Its transformations are remarkably
+flexible, though the result can be flawed if it must rely on memory or if it relaxes and returns to
+normal.
+
+When it meets another Ditto, it speeds up to match the other exactly. Its disguise is usually
+dependable, but it may fail if startled into laughter. When sleeping, it changes into a stone to
+avoid attack.

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

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+## Triple Bird Pokémon
+
+Dodrio is a rare three-headed Pokémon that evolved when one of Doduo’s heads split again. It races
+across grassy plains and prairies at nearly 40 mph, and its extra hearts and lungs help it run long
+distances without rest.
+
+Its three brains let it make complex plans and gather information more wisely, though it may
+overthink and become immobile. The heads can work together so that if one eats, the others are
+satisfied, and if they look in different directions, it is a sure sign they are on guard.
+
+Each head

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

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+## Triple Bird Pokémon
+
+Dodrio uses its three brains to make complex plans, though it may overthink things and freeze up. If
+one head eats, the others are satisfied too, and when its three heads look in different directions
+it is on guard and may peck at anyone who comes near.
+
+This rare species evolves from Doduo when one of its heads splits in two. It races across grassy
+plains at nearly 40 mph, even in dry seasons, and is said to have three sets of hearts and lungs,
+letting it run long distances without rest.

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

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+## Twin Bird Pokémon
+
+Doduo is a two-headed bird that cannot fly well, so it depends on its strong legs to run at high
+speed across grassy plains. It races along with powerful strides, keeping itself stable by
+alternately raising and lowering its heads, and its feet leave deep, giant footprints behind.
+
+Its two heads do not sleep at the same time, allowing one to stay alert while the other rests. Even
+while eating or sleeping, it keeps watch for danger, and if threatened it can flee at over 60 miles
+per hour. The two brains are,

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

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+## Twin Bird Pokémon
+
+Doduo has short wings that make flying difficult, so it relies on its strong legs to run at high
+speed across grassy plains. It can race along with powerful strides, leaving deep footprints behind,
+and its body stays balanced by alternately raising and lowering its two heads.
+
+Its two heads never sleep at the same time, so one can always watch for danger while the other
+rests. When threatened, it flees swiftly, and the brains in its heads are said to share emotions
+with each other.

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

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+## Olive Pokémon
+
+Dolliv shares its tasty, fresh-scented oil with others, and it has lived alongside people since
+ancient times.
+
+It spends long periods basking in the sun until the fruits on its head ripen. Once they do, Dolliv
+leaves human settlements and sets out on a journey.

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

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+## Big Catfish Pokémon
+
+Dondozo is a glutton that is surprisingly poor at finding food on its own, so it often works
+together with Tatsugiri to catch prey.
+
+Though powerful, it is not considered very smart. It also treats Tatsugiri as its boss and follows
+it with unusual loyalty.

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

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+## Armor Pokémon
+
+Donphan has sharp, hard tusks and a rugged, rock-hard hide that resists ordinary attacks. The longer
+and larger its tusks grow, the higher its rank in the herd, though they take a long time to develop.
+
+It often curls into a ball and charges by rolling at high speed, and once it starts it is hard to
+stop. With its massive strength, it can smash houses and even help clear rock and mud slides
+blocking mountain trails.

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

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+## Armor Pokémon
+
+Donphan has sharp, hard tusks and a rugged hide so tough that ordinary attacks barely leave a mark.
+Its tusks grow slowly, and the longer and larger they are, the higher its rank in the herd.
+
+It is known for curling into a ball and charging at high speed, a rolling attack that is hard to
+stop once it begins. With its massive strength, Donphan can even knock down or destroy a house, and
+it helps clear rock and mud slides from mountain trails.

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

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+## Radome Pokémon
+
+Dottler barely moves, yet it remains alive while sheltered within its shell. Hidden away without
+food or water, it seems to awaken psychic powers that help sustain it.
+
+As it grows inside the shell, it uses those abilities to monitor the outside world and prepare for
+evolution.

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

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+## Sword Pokémon
+
+When Honedge evolves, it splits into two swords that act together through telepathy, coordinating
+their attacks with uncanny precision. Their intricate attack patterns can overwhelm even highly
+skilled swordfighters.
+
+The twin blades also rub against each other to produce a metallic sound that unsettles foes. By
+quickly switching between offense and defense, they work in tandem to bring down their prey.

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

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+## Fossil Pokémon
+
+With powerful legs and jaws, Dracovish was once an apex predator, but its relentless overhunting
+drove its prey to extinction and contributed to its own downfall.
+
+It can run at speeds over 40 mph, yet it cannot breathe unless it is underwater, making the sea the
+only place where it can truly thrive.

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

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+## Fossil Pokémon
+
+In ancient times, Dracozolt was said to be unbeatable thanks to the power of its lower body, but it
+still went extinct after it exhausted all of its plant-based food sources.
+
+Its powerful tail muscles generate electricity, while its upper half is strikingly small in
+comparison to its lower body.

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

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+## Mock Kelp Pokémon
+
+Mega Dragalge lurks among seaweed and uses its camouflage to ambush prey. When enemies draw near, it
+sprays a poisonous liquid that can corrode or even melt metal, and it unleashes it without
+hesitation on anything entering its territory.
+
+Its toxin is so powerful it can eat through a tanker’s hull, and ships that wander into waters where
+it lives are said to vanish without return. It also generates dragon energy by raising the plume on
+its head above the ocean’s surface to bathe it in sunlight.

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

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+## Mock Kelp Pokémon
+
+Dragalge blends in with seaweed to ambush prey, then sprays a poisonous liquid that can corrode
+metal. It attacks anything that enters its territory, and its poison is so strong it can eat through
+a tanker’s hull.
+
+It is said that ships wandering into seas where Dragalge live may never return. To generate dragon
+energy, it raises the plume on its head above the ocean’s surface and bathes it in sunlight.

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

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+## Stealth Pokémon
+
+When it is not battling, Dragapult keeps Dreepy tucked in the holes on its horns. As soon as a fight
+begins, it sends them flying out at incredible speed.
+
+The Dreepy hidden in its horns seem to wait eagerly for this, as if they look forward to being
+launched at Mach speeds.

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

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+## Dragon Pokémon
+
+Dragonair is a mystical Pokémon that exudes a gentle aura, and when its body glows or becomes
+shrouded in that aura, the weather can change instantly. Its crystalline orbs are said to hold great
+power, letting it alter conditions around it by releasing energy from the crystals on its neck and
+tail.
+
+It is said to live in seas, lakes, and pristine waters, where people have long revered it as a
+weather-controlling being. Though it has no wings, it has been seen flying by riding the wind, and
+its strange aura,

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

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+## Dragon Pokémon
+
+Mega Dragonite is an extremely rarely seen marine Pokémon said to live somewhere in the sea and fly
+over the open ocean. With its impressive build, it can soar over raging waves without trouble and
+circle the globe in just 16 hours.
+
+It is known for its humanlike intelligence and kindhearted nature. Legends tell of it guiding lost
+ships to shore and rescuing drowning people or Pokémon, and sailors have even called it the sea
+incarnate. Though usually calm, it can become devastating when angered.

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

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+## Dragon Pokémon
+
+Dragonite is a rarely seen, intelligent Pokémon said to live somewhere in the sea and to fly over it
+with ease. Its powerful build lets it cross raging waters freely, and stories say it can circle the
+globe in just 16 hours.
+
+Kindhearted by nature, Dragonite is often said to rescue drowning people and Pokémon and to guide
+lost ships and shipwrecked crews safely to land. Its calm manner can be deceptive, though, as it is
+said to become devastating when angered.

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

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+## Caretaker Pokémon
+
+Drakloak can fly faster than 120 mph and is known to battle alongside Dreepy. It cares for them
+attentively, watching over them until they evolve successfully.
+
+When it has no Dreepy to carry on its head, it becomes restless and uneasy. In its search for a
+substitute, it may try to place any nearby Pokémon in that role.

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

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+## Placid Pokémon
+
+Mega Drampa is usually kind and friendly, especially toward people and children, and it may come
+down from its mountain home to play in towns. It is known to protect children in danger, and even to
+seek out bullies when a friend has been harmed.
+
+When angered, however, its gentle nature gives way to overwhelming force. It can unleash intense
+breath and whip up fierce gales that devastate everything around it.

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

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+## Placid Pokémon
+
+Drampa is a kind, friendly Pokémon that especially loves children, and it often comes down from the
+mountains to play with them in town. It is protective of kids and will stand guard when they are in
+danger.
+
+Its mountain home lies very high above the towns below, and it visits only on rare occasions. But if
+Drampa is angered, its gentle nature gives way to fierce breath and violent gales that can devastate
+everything nearby.

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

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+## Ogre Scorpion Pokémon
+
+Drapion has a brutish, ferocious temperament and a sturdy shell that makes it hard to wound; even
+swords will bounce off its body. Its head can rotate 180 degrees, helping it avoid blind spots, and
+its clawed arms are strong enough to crush a car.
+
+Though its claws can release poison and its venom is potent, it usually relies on overwhelming
+physical force. It takes pride in its strength and can tear foes apart, then finish them with
+poison. It attacks those that cross the desert, earning it a fearsome bad名

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

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+## Dragon Pokémon
+
+Long thought to be a myth, Dratini was only recently confirmed after a fisherman caught one and a
+small colony was found living underwater. It is called the Mirage Pokémon because so few have seen
+it, though its shed skin has sometimes been found.
+
+Dratini is born large and keeps growing by shedding its skin again and again as life energy builds
+within its body. Its skin is soft after a molt, and the tiny bump on its forehead is actually an
+undeveloped horn.
+
+It is still weak, so it lives quietly on the sea

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

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+## Bite Pokémon
+
+With jaws strong enough to shear through steel rods, this highly aggressive Pokémon strikes its prey
+with crushing bites. It is fierce and relentless, making short work of anything it catches.
+
+It can rapidly extend its retractable neck, thrusting its sharp fangs into distant foes before they
+can escape. This reach gives it a way to take down enemies from afar.

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

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+## Bite Pokémon
+
+Drednaw is a highly aggressive Pokémon with jaws strong enough to shear through steel rods, and it
+attacks by chomping down on its unfortunate prey.
+
+It can rapidly extend its retractable neck to sink its sharp fangs into distant enemies, bringing
+them down before they can escape.

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

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+## Lingering Pokémon
+
+After being reborn as a Ghost Pokémon, Dreepy wanders the places it once inhabited in prehistoric
+seas. It seems to linger around the world it knew in life, tied to the paths of its ancient past.
+
+Dreepy is very weak on its own, and even a child could defeat it. But with friends to help it train,
+it can grow far stronger and eventually evolve.

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

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+## Blimp Pokémon
+
+Drifblim drifts silently at dusk, often in large swarms that seem to vanish from sight as quickly as
+they appear. It is drowsy by day, but evening brings it aloft on the wind, and its aimless drifting
+can carry people and Pokémon anywhere.
+
+It controls its altitude by generating and releasing gas within its body, and the gas is said to
+come from souls. Its melancholy, mysterious presence has inspired songs and poems, while some people
+whisper that a ride on a Drifblim can lead to the afterlife.

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

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+## Balloon Pokémon
+
+Drifloon is said to be formed when wandering souls gather together, and it appears in greater
+numbers during damp, humid seasons. Its round body seems stuffed with souls and may grow as it leads
+others away. If it bursts, its soul spills out with a screaming sound.
+
+It often approaches children as if seeking company, tugging at their hands or luring them away,
+though rough play can send it drifting off again. Old stories call it a Signpost for Wandering
+Spirits, and whisper that children who mistake it fora

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

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+## Mole Pokémon
+
+Drilbur spins its body or brings its claws together to whirl at high speed, letting it bore straight
+through the ground at about 30 mph. Its speed underground is so great that it could even give a car
+on the surface a run for its money.
+
+It is a skilled digger that moves swiftly through soil with its claws, and it may rush toward prey
+after building up speed. Because it burrows through fields, it often causes damage to vegetable
+crops and is not welcomed by many farmers.

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

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+## Water Lizard Pokémon
+
+Drizzile is a clever combatant that creates water balloons from moisture secreted by its palms and
+uses them in battle with surprising skill.
+
+Although highly intelligent, it is also very lazy. It prefers to keep enemies out of its territory
+by setting traps everywhere, relying on cunning rather than constant effort.

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

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+## Hypnosis Pokémon
+
+Drowzee puts its prey to sleep and eats their dreams, using its big nose to sniff out what people
+are dreaming. It remembers every dream it consumes, and its favorite meals are fun, pleasant dreams,
+especially those of children.
+
+If a good dream is forgotten, Drowzee may have eaten it. It can sometimes show the dreams it has
+eaten before, and it is said that an itchy nose while sleeping means one is hovering nearby above
+your pillow. Bad dreams taste sour to it, and too many can make it sick.

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

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+## Cave Pokémon
+
+Druddigon lives in caves and narrow tunnels, often taking over nests or burrows dug by other
+Pokémon. It lies in wait for prey in these cramped passages, then races after it with sharp claws,
+and it is vicious enough to confront enemies head-on.
+
+Its red facial skin is harder than rock, letting it charge straight into foes. Druddigon also relies
+on sunlight to warm its body; if it gets too cold, it can no longer move.

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

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+## Sheep Pokémon
+
+Dubwool’s springy wool is so resilient that anything woven from it behaves less like a carpet and
+more like a trampoline, bouncing underfoot at once.
+
+Its impressive horns are for display rather than combat, serving only to catch the eye of the
+opposite gender.

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

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+## Water Bird Pokémon
+
+Ducklett are excellent divers and are more skilled at swimming than flying. They spend much of their
+time in the water, happily diving underwater to eat peat moss, their favorite food.
+
+When attacked, they use their feathers to splash water around them and slip away under the cover of
+the spray.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/dudunsparce-three-segment.md

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+## Land Snake Pokémon
+
+Dudunsparce makes its home deep underground, using its hard tail to bore holes into bedrock and
+build nests that can stretch for more than six miles. It lives within these long tunnels and shapes
+them as it goes.
+
+When threatened, it forces intruders out by drawing in a great amount of air with its long, narrow
+lungs and then expelling it in a fierce blast.

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

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+## Land Snake Pokémon
+
+Dudunsparce makes its nest deep underground by drilling long tunnels into bedrock with its hard
+tail. These nests can stretch for more than six miles.
+
+When intruders enter its home, it fills its long, narrow lungs with air and unleashes a powerful
+blast to drive them out.

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

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+## Mole Pokémon
+
+Dugtrio is a set of triplets that emerged from one body, so all three think alike and work together
+as they burrow endlessly. Their teamwork lets them drive through even hard ground, sometimes
+reaching depths of 60 miles or more and causing the earth to shake as they go.
+
+Its three heads move in turn to loosen soil and push it forward, and it can strike from an
+unexpected direction in battle. The heads are sleek, smooth, and extremely hard, letting Dugtrio dig
+with powerful headbutts.

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

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+## Mole Pokémon
+
+Dugtrio is a team of triplets that emerged from one body, and the three think alike enough to work
+together seamlessly. Their synchronized effort lets them burrow endlessly through the ground,
+sometimes to depths of 60 miles or more, and their digging is often reported to trigger earthquakes.
+
+Its three heads take turns moving and bobbing to loosen soil, helping it tunnel through even very
+hard ground. In battle, Dugtrio can strike from an unexpected direction after driving underground,
+though the parts of它

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

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+## Land Snake Pokémon
+
+Dunsparce uses its drill-like tail to burrow backward into the ground whenever it is spotted,
+slipping away through tunnels it makes with surprising speed. It lives deep underground, where it
+builds complex, maze-like nests and never seems to lose its way.
+
+In dark places it may remain nearly motionless, and its tiny wings let it hover or float only a
+little. Some believe those wings hint at an ancient time when it could fly, though today it travels
+mainly by digging through the earth.

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

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+## Mitosis Pokémon
+
+Duosion's brain has split into two, and the two halves rarely think alike, making its actions
+utterly unpredictable. At times it may try to do two different things at once because each half is
+following a separate thought.
+
+When both halves of its brain manage to agree, Duosion's psychic power is maximized. In that state,
+its power is said to extend over a range of more than half a mile.

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+## Alloy Pokémon
+
+Its body is made of a special metal that looks polished and is both light and strong, giving it
+considerable agility. The same material also rusts easily, which is its main weakness.
+
+Because it dislikes rain, it lives in caves where it can stay dry. Despite its metallic body, it
+moves with surprising ease.

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+## Alloy Pokémon
+
+Duraludon’s body resembles polished metal, yet it is both lightweight and strong. The special metal
+that composes it gives it considerable agility, but it has one weakness: it rusts easily.
+
+Because it dislikes the rain, Duraludon lives in caves. There, it can stay dry while moving quickly
+on its light, durable body.

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+## Iron Ant Pokémon
+
+Durant live in mountain nests made of complicated, interconnected tunnels that form maze-like
+colonies. They lay their eggs deep inside these nests, and when threatened they work together to
+defend them from Heatmor and other attackers.
+
+These Pokémon attack in groups, with each individual taking on a different role in driving predators
+away. Their steel armor helps protect them, and their large mandibles can crunch through rock when
+they retaliate.

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+## Beckon Pokémon
+
+Dusclops’s body is completely hollow, like a black hole, and it can absorb anything that comes near
+it, even huge objects. When it opens its mouth, it draws things in, but nothing ever comes back out.
+It is also said to seek drifting will-o’-the-wisps and swallow them into its empty body, where
+whatever happens remains a mystery.
+
+Its single eye and eerie hand movements can hypnotize foes and force them to obey. Some rumors say
+that looking into its body, or peering through the gaps in its bandages, will be

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+## Gripper Pokémon
+
+Dusknoir is feared as a guide between worlds, said to respond to signals from the spirit world and
+travel to places unknown. It is believed to take lost spirits into its pliant body and lead them
+home, though it may also seize people and Pokémon away without any sign of its own will.
+
+With the mouth on its belly, Dusknoir can swallow a target whole, consuming only the soul before
+discarding the body. It is said to escort the souls of the dead to the afterlife, but on rare
+occasions it may take the living by

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+## Requiem Pokémon
+
+Duskull roams the deep darkness of midnight, slipping through even thick walls as it silently stalks
+prey. Once it chooses a target, it pursues it doggedly until sunrise, though the chase ends at dawn.
+
+Its single scarlet eye can freeze even stout adults in fear. Folklore says it loves children’s
+crying and will startle or spirit away badly behaved children, a story often used to warn the unruly
+before the witching hour.

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+## Poison Moth Pokémon
+
+Dustox is a nocturnal Pokémon drawn to light, often gathering around streetlamps, city lights, and
+bonfires on dark nights. Swarms may descend on settled areas, where they feed on the leaves of
+roadside trees and boulevards.
+
+It searches for food by using its antennae like radar. When disturbed or attacked, it flutters its
+wings to scatter a fine dust or powder that is highly toxic, spreading it widely with every flap.