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

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+## Hippo Pokémon
+
+Hippopotas lives in arid places and is usually hard to spot because it burrows into the ground or
+hides beneath the sand. It seals its nostrils and moves through dunes as if walking, often gathering
+in small colonies.
+
+It protects itself by covering its body with sand and dislikes getting wet. Instead of sweating, it
+expels grainy sand, and when agitated it can blow sand from its nostrils. Active by day, it spends
+cold desert nights tucked safely underground.

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

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+## Heavyweight Pokémon
+
+Hippowdon is surprisingly quick to anger and can turn violent when roused. It holds its huge mouth
+open as a show of fearsome strength, and its jaws are powerful enough to crush a car.
+
+It stores sand inside its body and can blast it from ports to whip up towering twisters and
+sandstorms. It uses those whirlwinds to batter its foes and overwhelm them with swirling sand.
+
+Stones can get stuck in the ports on its body, and Dwebble help dislodge them, so Hippowdon are
+known to look after those Pokémon.

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

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+## Heavyweight Pokémon
+
+Hippowdon is quick to anger and can turn violent when roused. It holds its enormous mouth wide open
+as a display of strength, and that gaping jaw can crush a car with ease.
+
+It stores sand inside its body and blasts it from ports to raise huge clouds, whirlwinds, and
+towering sand twisters in battle. When enraged, it spits out swallowed sand and whips up a sandstorm
+to break its foes’ spirits before attacking.
+
+Stones can become lodged in the ports on its body, and Dwebble help dislodge them.

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

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+## Punching Pokémon
+
+Hitmonchan is infused with the spirit of a pro boxer, and it is said to have the determination of
+one who was striving to become world champion. It never gives up, even in the face of hardship, and
+its punches can come in lightning-fast volleys that are hard to see.
+
+It twists its arms as it strikes, sending corkscrew blows that can pulverize concrete or punch
+through a wall like a drill. Its attacks can slice the air, and even a light graze may burn. After
+about three minutes of fighting, it needs a short休

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

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+## Kicking Pokémon
+
+Hitmonlee’s legs freely contract and stretch, giving it a springlike reach that lets it strike
+distant foes with rising kicks. When it hurries, its legs lengthen even further, and repeated
+kicking can make them stretch longer still. Its balance is so precise that it can kick in succession
+from almost any position.
+
+Known as the Kick Master, it uses its elastic limbs to unleash every kind of kick. On impact, the
+sole of its foot hardens like diamond, delivering devastating blows. After battle, it rubs down,伸

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

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+## Handstand Pokémon
+
+Hitmontop fights while spinning like a top, using smooth, dance-like kicks that can be both graceful
+and hard to approach. By doing a handstand and then whirling at high speed, it throws off an
+opponent’s timing and can travel faster than it does by walking.
+
+Its spinning kicks combine offense and defense in one motion, and the centrifugal force makes its
+attacks more powerful. If it spins especially fast, it may even bore its way into the ground.

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

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+## Big Boss Pokémon
+
+Honchkrow becomes active at night, and a single deep cry can draw a huge flock of Murkrow to its
+side so quickly that it seems to summon darkness itself. Known as the Summoner of Night, it rules
+over its followers with a harsh, merciless nature.
+
+It makes its Murkrow cronies bring it food while it idles away the time grooming itself in its nest.
+If they fail or betray it, Honchkrow will hunt them down and punish them, though it usually leaves
+most fighting to its goons and only strikes the final blow itself

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

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+## Sword Pokémon
+
+Honedge is said to be born when a departed spirit inhabits a sword, and its soul once belonged to a
+person killed long ago by the blade that became its body. It attaches itself to people and feeds on
+their life force.
+
+The blue eye on its handguard is its true body, and the old cloth it carries can wrap around a
+person’s arm. If someone grabs its hilt, Honedge drains that person’s life energy completely.

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

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+## Rainbow Pokémon
+
+Ho-Oh is said to fly the world's skies continuously on magnificent seven-colored wings, and a
+rainbow is said to trail behind it when it soars. Its body and feathers gleam in seven colors
+depending on the light, giving it a radiant, rainbow-like appearance.
+
+Legends say Ho-Oh reveals itself only to pure-hearted Trainers by shining its bright wings. Its
+feathers are thought to bring joy and happiness to those who see or bear them, and it is said to
+live at the foot of a rainbow.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/hoopa-unbound.md

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+## Mischief Pokémon
+
+Hoopa Unbound is said to possess immense power in its true form, with six huge arms and six rings
+that can seize almost anything it desires. Legends tell of its greed, saying it once carried off an
+entire castle to claim the treasure hidden inside.
+
+Using its loop, it can warp space and send objects far away. It gathers things it likes and passes
+them through the loop, teleporting them to a secret place.

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

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+## Mischief Pokémon
+
+Hoopa is a mischievous troublemaker that uses its loop to warp space and send anything it wants far
+away. It gathers things it likes and passes them through the ring to teleport them to a secret
+place.
+
+Its true form is said to hold tremendous power, with legends telling that its greed once led it to
+carry off an entire castle in search of treasure. It can seize what it desires with six rings and
+six huge arms, but when its power is sealed, it becomes much smaller.

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

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+## Owl Pokémon
+
+Hoothoot stands on one foot and can switch feet so quickly that the motion is barely seen, even when
+it is attacked. It also keeps a precise rhythm, tilting its head and crying out at the same time
+every day.
+
+It has an internal organ that senses the earth’s rotation, giving it a perfect sense of time.
+Because of this accuracy, people have long used it as a living clock and sometimes regarded it as a
+wise or even divine messenger.

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

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+## Cottonweed Pokémon
+
+Hoppip drifts and floats with the wind, its body so light that it must cling to the ground with its
+feet to avoid being blown away. It often gathers in clusters, especially when strong winds are near,
+and links its leaves with other Hoppip for extra stability.
+
+Despite that, it enjoys gentle breezes. When Hoppip appear together in fields and mountains, people
+say spring is on the way.

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

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+## Dragon Pokémon
+
+Horsea lives in oceans with gentle currents, often nesting in the shade of corals. It eats small
+insects and moss from rocks, and if the current grows strong, it anchors itself by wrapping its tail
+around rocks or coral.
+
+When danger approaches, it sprays water or thick black ink from its mouth and flees. It moves with
+quick, dance-like motions, using its fins to swim in any direction while still facing forward, and
+it can even shoot down flying bugs with precise blasts of ink from the water’s surface.
+
+Its

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

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+## Dark Pokémon
+
+Houndoom lets out eerie howls that make other Pokémon shiver and hurry back to their nests. Long
+ago, people feared those calls and even thought they were the grim reaper’s voice.
+
+Its flames are foul-smelling and mixed with toxins from its body. Burns from its mouth or when it is
+angered are said to hurt without ever fully fading, and it uses those poisonous flames to finish off
+opponents.
+
+In packs, Houndooms fight among themselves to choose a leader, with the one whose horns are raked
+sharply back taking

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

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+## Dark Pokémon
+
+Mega Houndoom’s eerie howls can send shivers through other Pokémon, driving them back to their
+nests. Long ago, people feared those cries and thought they sounded like the grim reaper.
+
+It spews flames mixed with poison from its mouth to finish off opponents. Those flames come from
+toxins burning within its body, and a burn from them is said to hurt forever.

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

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+## Dark Pokémon
+
+Houndoom’s eerie howls make other Pokémon shiver and hurry back to their nests, and long ago people
+feared those cries as the call of the grim reaper. Its flames are no less dreaded, since they are
+mixed with toxins from its body and can cause burns that never stop hurting.
+
+In packs, Houndoom settle their leader through fighting, with the one whose horns rake sharply back
+taking the role. They also share their prey evenly among the group.

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

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+## Dark Pokémon
+
+Houndour are smart pack hunters that use a variety of cries and barks to communicate with one
+another and coordinate the pursuit of prey. They can check each other’s location through calls only
+their own kind understands, allowing them to work together with remarkable teamwork.
+
+Around dawn, they give repeated eerie howls that echo through the area, announcing their territory.
+If one becomes a partner, it is said to be skillful, loyal to its Trainer, and obedient to orders.

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

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+## Ghost Dog Pokémon
+
+Houndstone spends most of its time sleeping in graveyards, and among dog Pokémon it is said to be
+the most loyal to its master.
+
+It is believed to be a lovingly mourned Pokémon reborn as Houndstone. It dislikes having anyone
+touch the protrusion atop its head.

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

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+## Deep Sea Pokémon
+
+Huntail lives in the extreme depths of the sea, where no light reaches, and it can still see clearly
+in the murky dark. Its presence went unnoticed for a long time because it dwells so far below the
+surface.
+
+It has a fish-shaped tail that it wags or lights up to lure unsuspecting prey close, then swallows
+them whole with its large mouth. Huntail swims by wiggling its slender body like a snake, though it
+is not considered a strong swimmer. Its thick spine helps it withstand the crushing pressure of the
+deep

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

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+## Apple Hydra Pokémon
+
+Seven syrpents live inside an apple made of syrup, with the one at the center serving as their
+commander.
+
+These capricious syrpents have banded together. When their moods rarely line up, they can unleash
+their true power.

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

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+## Brutal Pokémon
+
+Hydreigon is a brutal three-headed Pokémon that travels the skies on six wings and attacks anything
+that moves. Its heads on its arms have no brains, but all three work together to bite and destroy
+whatever stands in its way.
+
+Stories tell of villages ruined by Hydreigon, and it is feared for devouring everything in its path.
+The three heads take turns sinking their teeth into an opponent, pressing the assault until its
+target is defeated.

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

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+## Hypnosis Pokémon
+
+Hypno always carries a pendulum and swings it in a steady rhythm, using the glittering motion to
+draw others into sleep or deep hypnosis. If it locks eyes with a target, it may follow up with PSI
+attacks such as Hypnosis and Confusion, and the longer it swings, the longer the spell can last.
+
+It can make nearby people drowsy almost at once, even right after waking, and some fear it for
+putting humans to sleep and feeding on their dreams when hungry. Yet people in need of sound sleep
+sometimes see it as a救er

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

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+## Hypnosis Pokémon
+
+Hypno always carries and swings a pendulum-like device, and its steady, glittering motion can make
+nearby people drowsy or even fall asleep within seconds. It may also lock eyes with an enemy and
+unleash PSI moves such as Hypnosis and Confusion, while polishing the pendulum as it searches for
+prey.
+
+It is dangerous enough to steal dreams from sleeping humans when very hungry, though some people who
+need deep sleep regard it as a savior. In some places, Hypno has even helped doctors care for
+patients who can

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

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+## Balloon Pokémon
+
+Igglybuff has a very soft, marshmallow-like body that moves by bouncing instead of walking. Once it
+starts rolling or bouncing, it is hard to stop, and its flexible body lets it keep bouncing almost
+anywhere.
+
+It loves to sing, though its vocal cords are not yet fully developed, so too much singing can hurt
+its throat. It keeps practicing, even in its dreams, and responds well to praise and encouragement.
+Its body gives off a faint sweet scent, and it can turn deeper pink when it grows warm.

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

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+## Firefly Pokémon
+
+Illumise is a nocturnal Pokémon that becomes active at nightfall. Its sweet fragrance attracts
+swarms of Volbeat, which it then leads in drawing signs and geometric patterns with light across the
+night sky.
+
+More than 200 patterns have been confirmed, and scientists study the designs it creates. Illumise is
+said to earn greater respect from its peers by composing especially complex displays.

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

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+## Wily Pokémon
+
+Impidimp slips into homes and feeds on the negative energy of frustrated people and Pokémon. It
+draws in the feelings of annoyance they give off through its nose, thriving on that bitterness.
+
+As it prowls about unseen, it steals things from houses and lingers around its irritated victims,
+taking in their emotions to keep itself energized.

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

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+## Heel Pokémon
+
+Incineroar is rough, aggressive, and wildly self-willed, often ignoring its Trainer when it does not
+feel like obeying. It prefers fierce, no-holds-barred battles and grows motivated by strong
+opponents, while finding easy fights dull.
+
+After raining down punishing punches and kicks, it finishes foes by blasting fire from around its
+waist. When its fighting spirit burns high, those flames intensify, and the heat from its navel can
+exceed 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit.
+
+Despite its egotistical nature, Incineroar也

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

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+## Emotion Pokémon
+
+Using the horns on its head, Indeedee can sense the emotions of those around it. Positive feelings
+are especially important to it, as they give it strength and help sustain its powers.
+
+This attentive Pokémon is known for its caring nature, with males serving as devoted valets to those
+they assist and tending carefully to their needs.

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

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+## Emotion Pokémon
+
+Indeedee uses the horns on its head to sense the emotions of those nearby. Positive feelings
+strengthen it, and it can pick up on the emotions of creatures around it with remarkable
+sensitivity.
+
+Males are devoted helpers that act as valets for those they serve, tending carefully to their every
+need.

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

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+## Flame Pokémon
+
+Infernape fights with a special martial art that uses all of its limbs, and it combines agile throws
+with unique moves powered by fire on its hands and feet. It is always ready to take on any opponent.
+
+Its crown of flame reflects its fiery nature, and its fire never goes out. Quick and dazzling, it
+battles with a style that looks almost like a dance.

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

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+## Revolving Pokémon
+
+Inkay flashes the light-emitting spots on its body to daze opponents and drain their will to fight.
+While foes are distracted, it can scuttle away and hide, or seize prey by drawing it close with its
+blinking lights and wrapping it in its long tentacles.
+
+Its luminescent spots also serve as a means of communication with others of its kind. By flashing
+them in complex patterns, sometimes while spinning, Inkay can exchange information through different
+rhythms of light.

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

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+## Secret Agent Pokémon
+
+In its Gigantamax form, Inteleon has many hidden capabilities, including fingertips that can fire
+water and a membrane on its back that helps it glide through the air.
+
+Its nictitating membranes let it spot an opponent’s weak points, allowing it to blast them with
+pinpoint accuracy. The water it shoots from its fingertips can travel at Mach 3.

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

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+## Secret Agent Pokémon
+
+Inteleon has many hidden capabilities, including fingertips that can fire water and a membrane on
+its back that lets it glide through the air.
+
+Its nictitating membranes help it spot an opponent’s weak points, allowing it to strike with
+pinpoint accuracy. The water it launches from its fingertips moves at Mach 3.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Boulder resembles a Pokémon once described in a dubious magazine as a Terrakion altered by an
+evil organization. Its body seems metallic, giving it the appearance of something forged rather than
+born.
+
+It was named after a mysterious object recorded in an old book, adding to the uncertainty around its
+true nature and origins.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Bundle has a shape like a robot described in a paranormal magazine article, one said to have
+been created by an ancient civilization.
+
+It also resembles a mysterious object mentioned in an old book. Sightings of this Pokémon are
+extremely rare, with only two reported cases.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Crown resembles a mysterious object once introduced in a paranormal magazine as a cutting-edge
+weapon shaped like Cobalion. Its design gives the impression of something both artificial and
+legendary, but very little about it is known for certain.
+
+One account says it once unleashed shining blades that sliced everything around it to pieces. Beyond
+that fearsome incident, reports offer few details, leaving Iron Crown shrouded in mystery.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Hands resembles a cyborg-like figure that would fit a paranormal magazine’s strange reports. It
+is said to be a modified form of a certain athlete.
+
+Accounts also note that it shares many similarities with an object mentioned in an expedition
+journal, adding to its eerie, hard-to-explain nature.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Jugulis resembles a Pokémon once described in a paranormal magazine as the offspring of a
+Hydreigon that fell in love with a robot. That strange account gives it an air of mystery, as though
+it were born from a story that straddles the boundary between fact and legend.
+
+An old book also mentions an object that may actually be this Pokémon, suggesting that Iron Jugulis
+has long been known through uncertain reports and unusual descriptions. Its identity remains
+elusive, tied to tales that leave room for疑

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Many of Iron Leaves’ physical traits resemble those of a Virizion said to come from the future, as
+described in a paranormal magazine. The few eyewitness accounts that exist suggest it has a
+mysterious, otherworldly appearance.
+
+Witnesses also say it uses its shining blades with extraordinary precision, slicing through large
+trees and boulders as if they were being cut into fine strips.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Moth resembles an unidentified object once described in a paranormal magazine as a UFO sent to
+observe humanity.
+
+No records exist of this species being caught, so little is known about it. Even so, the few details
+available suggest that its traits match an object mentioned in an old book.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Thorns bears a striking resemblance to a Pokémon once described in a dubious magazine as a
+Tyranitar from a billion years in the future. Its silhouette and notable features also match those
+recorded for an object called Iron Thorns in an expedition journal.
+
+These references suggest a creature with an unusual, future-like design that echoes a familiar
+ancient power while presenting it in a distinctly mechanical form.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Treads closely resembles a strange scientific weapon said in a paranormal magazine to have been
+sent to this planet by aliens. Its sleek, uncanny design gives it an air of mystery that has fueled
+speculation about its origin.
+
+Recent sightings have added to that mystery. It is also said to resemble an enigmatic object
+described long ago in an old expedition journal, linking modern reports with an even older account.

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+Iron Valiant has a striking resemblance to something a mad scientist might invent, as if it were
+described in a paranormal magazine rather than a field guide.
+
+It may be the same mysterious object recorded as Iron Valiant in a certain expedition journal,
+though its true nature remains uncertain.

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

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+## Seed Pokémon
+
+Ivysaur has a bud on its back that grows by drawing in energy and nutrients, and sunlight makes it
+stronger and larger. As the bud swells, it gives off a sweet, pleasant aroma that signals its flower
+is close to blooming.
+
+To support the bud’s weight, Ivysaur’s legs and trunk become thick and sturdy. When the bulb grows
+especially large, it may seem unable to stand on its hind legs.

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

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+## Scaly Pokémon
+
+Jangmo-o lives high in remote mountains where humans are absent, and its metallic scale-smacking
+echoes through the peaks. It uses the noises to communicate with others of its kind and to express
+its feelings, while its scales are actually fur hardened like metal.
+
+It trains by battling other Jangmo-o, growing little by little as the duels strengthen both skill
+and spirit. In battle, it fiercely protects itself and never shows an enemy its back, a valiant
+disposition that ancient warriors admired.

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

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+## Floating Pokémon
+
+Jellicent is mostly seawater, and it moves by expelling the water it has absorbed. It is said to
+make sunken ships its lair, with a castle of wrecks resting on the seafloor where it lives.
+
+It lurks near fancy cruise ships and tankers, waiting to drag prey away. Fishermen fear that it can
+pull them into the sea and steal their life energy, and ships and crews that enter its habitat are
+said to be lost without a trace. On full-moon nights, schools of Jellicent gather near the surface
+to hunt.

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

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+## Floating Pokémon
+
+Jellicent’s body is mostly seawater, and it drifts through the sea by expelling water from itself.
+It is said to make sunken ships its lair, with a castle of wrecks resting on the seafloor where it
+has left ships and crews lost and vanished.
+
+Jellicent is often found around fancy cruise ships and tankers, waiting to drag away prey. It feeds
+on life energy, and fishermen fear that it can pull them into the sea and steal their lives away. On
+nights of the full moon, schools of Jellicent gather near the water'

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

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+## Balloon Pokémon
+
+Jigglypuff uses its large, round eyes to captivate opponents before singing a soothing lullaby that
+makes listeners drowsy and often sends them to sleep. Its voice can be adjusted to just the right
+wavelength, and its excellent lung capacity lets it keep singing for a long time without pausing to
+breathe.
+
+When it inflates its body, it can sustain its song even longer. Jigglypuff’s singing varies by
+region, and its impressive vocal range gives each individual a different style and skill.

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

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+## Wish Pokémon
+
+Jirachi is said to sleep for a thousand years at a time, waking for only seven days. When a pure
+voice sings to it, it can be roused from its long slumber, and legends say it will grant wishes
+written on notes attached to its head.
+
+Stories also say Jirachi can make any wish come true. While it sleeps, a tough crystalline shell
+protects its body, and if it senses danger, it may fight without fully awakening.

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

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+## Lightning Pokémon
+
+Jolteon is a sensitive Pokémon that can become sad or angry easily, and each mood change seems to
+charge it with more power. Its cells produce weak electricity, which its static, bristling fur
+amplifies into 10,000-volt lightning bolts.
+
+When it is startled or agitated, every hair on its body stands up like sharp needles, creating a
+constant crackle and sparking sound. It can also launch its bristlelike fur in small bunches, then
+finish off foes with a sudden electric shock.

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

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+## Attaching Pokémon
+
+Joltik cannot generate electricity on its own, so it clings to large-bodied Pokémon and draws off
+static charge, storing it in an electric pouch. It is often found attached to other Pokémon, and
+some are even seen stuck to Yamper’s hindquarters.
+
+Joltik that live in cities have adapted to siphon electricity from household outlets. By latching on
+and feeding on nearby power, they keep themselves charged.

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+## Cottonweed Pokémon
+
+Jumpluff drifts on seasonal winds, using its cottony spores and fluff to stay aloft and even circle
+the globe. It can deftly control itself in strong winds, floating wherever it wants and scattering
+spores as it goes.
+
+It rides warm southern winds to cross seas and reach distant lands. When it meets cold air, it
+descends to the ground.

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+## Human Shape Pokémon
+
+Jynx moves as though it is always dancing, walking with a rhythm of its own while swaying and
+wiggling its hips. Its motions can be so alluring that people nearby may begin moving in unison with
+it without realizing it.
+
+It seems to use dance to communicate, and its cries sound remarkably like human speech, though their
+meaning is unclear. Jynx may vary its rhythm with its mood, and some Jynx are known for especially
+beautiful, delicate voices.

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+## Shellfish Pokémon
+
+Kabuto is a Pokémon regenerated from fossils, often recovered from ancient remains found on the
+ocean floor. Though believed to be almost entirely extinct, living examples have been reported in a
+few places, and it is said to have changed little in 300 million years.
+
+It is thought to have lived on beaches and hidden on the sea floor, using the eyes on its back while
+staying concealed. Kabuto protects itself with a hard, stiff shell, and its shell becomes harder as
+it molts every three days.

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+## Shellfish Pokémon
+
+Kabutops is a slim, fast swimmer whose sleek body is built for moving through water. It tucks in its
+limbs to become more compact, folds its razor-sharp sickles close, and can close on prey at great
+speed before striking with its claws and scythes.
+
+In ancient warm seas, it hunted underwater and drained the fluids of the prey it cut apart, leaving
+the remains for other Pokémon. Its body also shows signs of a shift toward life on land, but it did
+not fully adapt before going extinct.

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+## Psi Pokémon
+
+Kadabra emits special alpha waves that can give nearby people headaches, make clocks run backward,
+and even cause machines or precision devices to malfunction. Its presence is also said to cast eerie
+shadows on screens and bring bad luck.
+
+It has strong spiritual power that grows in danger, and it sharpens its mind by staring at the
+silver spoon it holds. The spoon is believed to amplify its psychic strength, which is greatly
+reduced without it. It is also known to store psychic energy in the star on its,=】

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+## Psi Pokémon
+
+Kadabra emits special alpha waves that can give nearby people headaches, make clocks run backward,
+and cause machines or precision devices to malfunction. Its presence may also leave eerie shadows on
+televisions and monitors, which are said to bring bad luck.
+
+It has strong spiritual and psychic power that grows under danger, and it is known to focus by
+staring at the silver spoon it holds. The spoon is said to amplify its brain waves, while without it
+its telekinetic power is greatly reduced. Kadabra may,.

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+## Cocoon Pokémon
+
+Kakuna is almost incapable of moving, spending most of its time clinging to trees or hiding under
+leaves and in the nooks of branches while it waits for evolution. Though it appears still, its shell
+is hardening as it prepares for its next stage, and the shell can feel hot to the touch from all the
+activity inside.
+
+When threatened, Kakuna can move only slightly, but it will defend itself by sticking out its poison
+barb. It is a temporary stage as its body is being made, with its softening body and hard, un