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

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+## Scorpion Pokémon
+
+Skorupi lives in arid regions and buries itself in sand to wait patiently for prey to come near. It
+can go without food for a year while it lies hidden, ready to strike.
+
+It attacks with the claws on its tail, gripping prey tightly so it cannot move while poison seeps
+in. Its sharp claws secrete venom as soon as they close, and it will hang on tenaciously until the
+poison takes effect. Cold temperatures seem to weaken it.

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

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+## Mock Kelp Pokémon
+
+Skrelp resembles rotten seaweed or kelp, letting it blend in with drifting or rooted seaweed and
+avoid detection. It hides motionless among the plants, and because it is not a strong swimmer, it
+often clings to seaweed for safety.
+
+When prey or other Pokémon come close, Skrelp can spray liquid poison before finishing them off. It
+also uses its disguise to stay hidden while it stores up power for evolution, and rotten seaweed is
+its main food source.

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

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+## Skunk Pokémon
+
+Skuntank sprays a vile, repugnant fluid from the tip of its tail to attack, and it can shoot it from
+more than 160 feet away. The stench is strongest when the fluid has had time to fester, though
+repeated use can dull its odor.
+
+It stores this stinky fluid in its belly and releases it in battle, with its diet affecting the
+smell. Skuntank digs holes in the ground for nests, and its powerful spray can take down prey,
+though it may leave uneaten food behind if the reek becomes too much for it.

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

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+## Cheeky Pokémon
+
+Found throughout the Galar region, Skwovet keeps its cheeks stocked with berries and grows uneasy if
+they are ever completely empty. It is constantly searching for more, even appearing on farms to find
+another meal.
+
+Its nonstop berry-eating habit has made it tougher and more resilient than it looks.

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

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+## Lazy Pokémon
+
+Slaking spends most of its day lying on its side or lounging on the ground, reaching only for grass
+that grows within its reach. It rarely bothers to move, and only rolls or shifts to another spot
+when it has eaten everything nearby.
+
+Its feeding leaves broad rings in grassy fields, marked by the grass it has cleared while still
+prone. It is known as one of the laziest Pokémon, but it can unleash terrifying power when it
+finally releases the energy it has been storing.

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

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+## Slacker Pokémon
+
+Slakoth spends over 20 hours a day lolling about or sleeping, and it is rarely seen in motion. Its
+slow, motionless lifestyle means it needs very little food; three leaves can satisfy it for the day.
+
+Its heart beats only once a minute, and it is content to loaf around no matter what happens.
+Watching it can even make others feel drowsy or want to lie down too.

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

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+## Soft Tissue Pokémon
+
+Sliggoo’s body is coated in a caustic mucus that can dissolve almost anything, and predators avoid
+it for that reason. Because its eyes have devolved, it cannot see, so it relies on the four horns on
+its head as a radar-like system to sense sounds and smells.
+
+It crawls sluggishly and thinks mostly of food and escaping danger. Its back lump holds its small
+brain and other organs, and in Hisui its mucus has reacted with the iron in the water to form a
+metallic shell. It may even mistake friends for food and,

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

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+## Soft Tissue Pokémon
+
+Sliggoo’s entire body is covered in a gooey mucus that can dissolve almost anything, and it uses
+that caustic slime to drive off predators. Toothless and not very strong, it sprays mucus on prey
+and then slurps up whatever has been melted away.
+
+Its eyes have devolved, so it cannot see, and it relies on four horns that act like a radar system
+to sense sounds and smells instead of using ears or a nose. It crawls along sluggishly, with a
+swollen lump on its back containing its tiny brain and other organs, and

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

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+## Paradox Pokémon
+
+This mysterious Pokémon bears a striking resemblance to the Slither Wing described in an old book,
+though the account itself leaves its identity uncertain. It is also said to look somewhat like an
+ancient form of Volcarona reported in a dubious magazine.
+
+Taken together, these accounts suggest a Pokémon whose appearance recalls an ancient creature from
+conflicting old sources, making its true nature feel mysterious and poorly documented.

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

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+## Hermit Crab Pokémon
+
+Slowbro lives lazily by the sea, with a Shellder firmly attached to its tail. The Shellder feeds on
+the tasty flavor that seeps from the tail, and its poison has made Slowbro even duller and unable to
+feel pain. Because the tail can no longer be used for fishing, it reluctantly swims after prey
+instead.
+
+If the Shellder bites down hard, Slowbro may seem briefly inspired, but it soon forgets. The bond
+also appears to be what keeps it standing upright; if the Shellder is thrown off or comes loose,
+Slowbro re-

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

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+## Hermit Crab Pokémon
+
+Mega Slowbro lives lazily by the sea, still linked to the Shellder clamped on its tail. The Shellder
+feeds on sweet fluid from the tail and will not let go, while the poisoned bite leaves Slowbro
+unable to feel pain and even more spaced out than before.
+
+Because its tail can no longer be used for fishing, it reluctantly swims after prey. Though usually
+dim-witted, the bite can briefly spark inspiration. If the Shellder is thrown off or the tail
+breaks, it reverts to Slowpoke.

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

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+## Hermit Crab Pokémon
+
+Slowbro lives lazily by the sea, often spacing out as it gazes at the water. A Shellder clings to
+its tail and feeds on the sweet fluids there, and that bite is what transformed Slowpoke into
+Slowbro.
+
+With Shellder’s poison flowing through its body, Slowbro loses its sense of pain and may even be
+briefly inspired when the shell bites down, though it quickly forgets. If Shellder is thrown off or
+breaks away, Slowbro reverts to Slowpoke.

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

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+## Royal Pokémon
+
+Galarian Slowking’s intellect is awakened by the Shellder on its head, whose poisonous bite unlocked
+extraordinary power in Slowpoke’s brain. The result is a Pokémon with remarkable intuition, calm
+composure, and genius-level intelligence, even famed in some regions as a sage whose advice is
+sought in times of doubt.
+
+It devotes itself to research and to solving the world’s mysteries, often generating ideas that
+could change everything. Yet if the Shellder comes off, it apparently forgets what it has just,

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

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+## Royal Pokémon
+
+Slowking’s intellect and intuition are extraordinary, and it stays calm and collected in any
+situation. A poisonous Shellder bite awakened its latent power and gave it genius-level
+intelligence, with full control over its psychic abilities.
+
+It spends its days researching the world’s mysteries and coming up with ideas that could change
+everything, though it often forgets what it has learned if Shellder comes off. So renowned for its
+wisdom, it is sometimes called the sage of the sea, and some even say, “Ifs

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

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+## Dopey Pokémon
+
+Slowpoke is incredibly slow, dopey, and often lost in thought, spending long stretches lounging at
+the water’s edge without worrying about time. It may not notice an attack or even a bitten tail for
+a long while, and if its tail is lost, it grows back without bothering it much.
+
+It uses its tail to fish by dipping it into the water to lure prey, drawing on the sweet sap that
+seeps from it when soaked. Though it is often absent-minded, its tail is also valued as a tasty
+ingredient in some places.

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

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+## Dopey Pokémon
+
+Slowpoke is slow-witted and oblivious, content to loll around without worrying about time. It often
+loafs at the water’s edge, lost in vague thought, and may not notice if its tail is bitten or even
+eaten for a long while.
+
+It dips its tail in water to lure and catch prey, though it is so forgetful that it may abandon the
+task and drift off. Sweet sap seeps from the tail, making it pleasant to chew, and the tail grows
+back if it breaks off.

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

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+## Lava Pokémon
+
+Slugma’s body is made of magma, with intensely hot magma flowing through it instead of blood to
+carry nutrients and oxygen. Because of this, it must keep moving and never sleeps; if it stops or
+grows cold, its body hardens and can become brittle.
+
+It is commonly seen in volcanic areas, slowly slithering about in search of warm places. To avoid
+cooling off, it stays near heat and may gather with others in hotter-than-normal spots.

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

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+## Meringue Pokémon
+
+Slurpuff has an extraordinarily keen sense of smell, far surpassing a human's, and can detect the
+faintest scents to learn about its surroundings. It even uses this ability to help pastry chefs, as
+if it can see with its nose.
+
+By taking in a person's scent, it can gauge their physical and mental condition, a talent thought to
+have promising medical uses. Its fur is packed with air, making it soft to the touch and lighter
+than it looks.

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

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+## Painter Pokémon
+
+Smeargle marks its territory by using the fluid that oozes from the tip of its tail like a
+paintbrush. This secreted fluid has a predetermined color for each individual, and its many unique
+symbols and marks have been found in over 5,000 forms.
+
+Its creations can cover walls in places where many Smeargle live, and some of its symbols are prized
+by fans. As it grows up, it may even let its comrades leave footprints on its back.

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

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+## Olive Pokémon
+
+Smoliv stores nutrients as oil in the fruit on its head, and it can go for a whole week without
+eating or drinking by relying on that reserve.
+
+When threatened, it releases the oil to defend itself. The oil is bitter and astringent enough to
+make an enemy flinch.

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

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+## Kiss Pokémon
+
+Smoochum is a very curious Pokémon that uses its highly sensitive lips to examine anything it
+encounters before touching it with its hands. By testing things this way, it decides what it likes
+and dislikes, and its lips remember those impressions. It also rocks its head slowly back and forth
+as though trying to kiss someone.
+
+It runs about energetically, but it falls often. When it does, it checks its reflection in water or
+any nearby surface to be sure its face is clean. If even a little dirt gets on its

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

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+## Sharp Claw Pokémon
+
+Sneasel is a cunning yet savage Pokémon that blends into the dark of night to ambush prey. It hides
+sharp claws in its paws, then suddenly extends them to startle foes or strike vulnerable spots.
+
+It scales trees and even steep cliffs with its hooked claws, often slipping into nests after the
+parents leave. There it steals eggs, sometimes with another Sneasel helping to lure adults away, and
+it may drive off bird Pokémon to feed on what remains.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/sneasel-hisui-f.md

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+## Sharp Claw Pokémon
+
+Sneasel is a cunning, savage Pokémon that lurks in darkness to ambush prey. Its paws hide sharp,
+hooked claws, which it can suddenly extend to startle foes, and it uses them to scale trees and
+cliffs with ease.
+
+It seeks out unguarded nests and steals eggs, sometimes working in pairs to lure parents away before
+raiding them. It also feeds on eggs and can attack vulnerable spots on prey with its claws, making
+it a relentless and dangerous hunter.

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

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+## Sharp Claw Pokémon
+
+Sneasel is a cunning, savage Pokémon that blends into darkness to ambush prey. It hides sharp,
+hooked claws in its paws, then suddenly extends them to startle foes or strike vulnerable spots.
+Those claws also help it scale trees and steep cliffs with ease.
+
+It waits for parents to leave their nests, then slips in to steal eggs, sometimes even driving bird
+Pokémon away or working with others to lure guardians off. It is known to attack relentlessly, and
+some prey may suffer from a venom that seeps from its /

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

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+## Sharp Claw Pokémon
+
+Sneasel is a cunning, savage Pokémon that hides in the dark and waits to ambush prey. It can scale
+trees and steep cliffs with its hooked claws, and it uses those claws to strike vulnerable spots or
+make opponents flinch when suddenly revealed.
+
+It is especially known for raiding nests. Sneasel drives bird Pokémon away, steals eggs while the
+parents are gone, and may work with another Sneasel to lure guardians off before taking the food.
+Breeders often drive it away because it can be relentless when it is r

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

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+## Free Climb Pokémon
+
+With its virulent poison and daunting physical prowess, Sneasler is a formidable presence on the
+frozen highlands, where few other species could hope to overcome it. Its strength and toxic power
+make it hard to challenge in its harsh home.
+
+This species prefers solitude and does not form packs, usually keeping to itself rather than
+gathering with others.

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

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+## Grass Snake Pokémon
+
+Snivy is calm and very intelligent, and sunlight seems to sharpen its movements. It uses its vines
+more skillfully than its hands, relying on them with practiced ease.
+
+It also photosynthesizes by bathing its tail in sunlight. When it is not feeling well, its tail
+droops, making its condition easy to notice.

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

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+## Worm Pokémon
+
+Snom spits out thread imbued with frigid energy and uses it to tie itself to branches, disguising
+itself as an icicle while it sleeps.
+
+It eats the snow that piles up on the ground. The more snow it eats, the larger and more impressive
+the spikes on its back grow.

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

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+## Sleeping Pokémon
+
+Snorlax spends most of its time eating and sleeping, and its huge appetite leaves it satisfied only
+after consuming nearly 900 pounds of food a day. It is so lazy and docile that it may doze off while
+eating, and its breathing or hungry rumbling can sound like a cry.
+
+Its stomach is famously powerful, letting it eat moldy, rotten, or even poisonous food without harm.
+So calm is it that people have used its broad belly as a place for children to play, though its
+sudden hunger can bring disaster when it descs

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

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+## Sleeping Pokémon
+
+Snorlax spends most of its day eating and sleeping, and its huge body only makes it more sluggish.
+It is so docile that people, even children, may use its broad belly as a place to play, and it
+barely reacts if someone climbs on it while it naps.
+
+It needs immense amounts of food each day and will eat almost anything, even moldy or rotten fare,
+without getting an upset stomach. Its stomach can digest poison and other harmful things, and what
+sounds like a cry is often only snoring or the rumble of its empty

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

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+## Snow Hat Pokémon
+
+Snorunt live in regions with heavy snowfall and survive by eating snow and ice. When snow is absent
+in warmer seasons, they retreat to quiet caverns, hiding among stalactites and stalagmites, and they
+can endure extreme cold far below freezing.
+
+They often travel in groups, and folklore says that seeing them at midnight or late at night may
+bring heavy snowfall by morning. Old stories also claim that homes visited by Snorunt will prosper
+for generations, sometimes prompting people to leave a lump of pure-1c

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

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+## Frost Tree Pokémon
+
+Snover lives on snowy mountains, where it is often seen in the snow and even around human
+settlements. Though it has had little contact with people, it is boldly inquisitive, and it has been
+said to gather around the footprints it finds and to bond with children without causing harm.
+
+When cold seasons arrive, it moves down to lower mountain slopes and returns to the snow-covered
+summit in spring. It sinks its legs into the snow to absorb water and keep its temperature down, and
+in spring it grows berrylike

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

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+## Frost Tree Pokémon
+
+Snover lives on snowy mountains and is often seen in the snow, where it is boldly curious about
+people. It may gather around footprints it finds, and stories tell of it appearing in human
+settlements without causing harm, even bonding with children.
+
+During the cold seasons, it moves to the lower reaches of the mountain, then returns to the
+snow-covered summit in spring. It sinks its legs into the snow to absorb water and keep cool, and in
+spring it grows berries around its belly that are said to have the p

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

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+## Fairy Pokémon
+
+Although Snubbull looks frightening, it is kind, affectionate, and playful. It grows close to others
+easily, and its affectionate nature makes it popular, especially with women, who often find it cute
+and enjoy frolicking with it.
+
+Snubbull is actually timid and cowardly, so it growls and bares its fangs to seem threatening. Its
+scary face can send smaller Pokémon fleeing, though it appears a little sad when that happens.
+Despite its bold look, it is laid-back and may sleep much of the day.

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

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+## Water Lizard Pokémon
+
+When Sobble is frightened, it bursts into tears so potent they can make even its attackers start
+crying. Its tears are said to be as strong as those from a hundred onions.
+
+When Sobble gets wet, its skin changes color and it becomes invisible, blending into its
+surroundings as if camouflaged.

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

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+## Sunne Pokémon
+
+Solgaleo is said to live in another world, and when the light radiating from its body bursts forth,
+even the darkest night can shine like midday. Its brilliance can make it seem almost like the sun
+itself, dispelling darkness wherever it goes.
+
+Ancient writings call it the Beast That Devours the Sun. Said to be a male evolution of Cosmog, it
+is also linked to the opening of Ultra Wormholes, through which energy and life-forms from other
+worlds may be drawn here when its third eye awakens.

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

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+## Cell Pokémon
+
+Solosis drives away attackers by unleashing psychic power, and it can communicate with others
+through telepathy.
+
+Its body is enveloped in a special liquid that helps it endure harsh conditions and even allows it
+to survive in places with no air. If it takes a heavy blow, however, that liquid can leak out.

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

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+## Meteorite Pokémon
+
+Solrock draws its power from sunlight and solar energy, making it especially strong in the daytime.
+It absorbs that light during the day, and on sunny days groups of them have been seen lining up to
+face the sun.
+
+Always expressionless, Solrock moves silently and floats in the air. By rotating and spinning, it
+gives off intense heat and a brilliant sunlike light that can blind foes, while also sensing their
+emotions or thoughts.

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

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+## Tiny Bird Pokémon
+
+Spearow flits about restlessly on its short wings, unable to fly high or far, but quick enough to
+dart around at speed. It uses its beak to search tall grass for insects and peck at Bug-type prey,
+and its vigorous appetite can even make it welcome around troubled fields.
+
+It is fiercely protective of its territory and will stand up to others, even larger Pokémon, while
+flying ceaselessly overhead and crying out loudly. Its high, keening calls can be heard from far
+away and may warn others of danger.

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

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+## Swift Horse Pokémon
+
+Spectrier probes its surroundings with all its senses except sight. It moves with eerie precision,
+and its powerful kicks are said to separate soul from body.
+
+As it dashes through the night, it absorbs the life-force of sleeping creatures. It craves silence
+and solitude, lingering where the world is quiet.

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

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+## Scatterdust Pokémon
+
+It lives hidden in the shadows of thick brush, where it stays tucked away from notice. When
+predators attack, it quickly bristles the fur covering its body to threaten them.
+
+Its body is stout enough that even the beaks of bird Pokémon can’t scratch it easily. As another
+defense, it spews powder to drive attackers back.

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

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+## Clap Pokémon
+
+Spheal is impressively round and covered in plush fur and blubber, which keeps it warm in harsh
+cold. Because it swims poorly, it gets around much faster by rolling than by walking, often using
+drifting ice floes to cross the sea or reach shore.
+
+It prefers life on the ice when drift ice comes near the coast, where fewer predators lurk. When
+groups gather to eat, they clap their fins in unison, making their mealtimes noisy. As it drifts
+among the waves, Spheal also probes the sea and alerts its herd when it

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

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+## Trap Pokémon
+
+Spidops clings to branches and ceilings with its threads, moving in complete silence. It can slip in
+on prey before the prey even notices it, striking with stealth and precision.
+
+It also marks out its territory by spreading tough, sticky threads everywhere. These webs act as
+traps for intruders that wander into its domain.

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

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+## String Spit Pokémon
+
+Spinarak spins webs from fine, strong thread and waits motionlessly for prey to wander into its
+trap. It may remain in the same pose for days, patiently waiting until something is caught in its
+web.
+
+Its web is like a second nervous system, letting Spinarak sense tiny vibrations and tell what kind
+of prey is touching the strands. Though the poison in its fangs is not very strong, it can still
+weaken trapped prey. Some people even use its sturdy thread to weave nets.

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

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+## Spot Panda Pokémon
+
+Every Spinda is said to have a unique pattern of spots, and the odds of two sharing the same one are
+incredibly small. Collectors even enjoy comparing the tiny differences between them.
+
+Spinda moves with shaky, tottering steps that can look like a dance or the staggering of someone
+dizzy. It thinks it is walking straight, but its unsteady motion can throw off foes’ aim, confuse
+them, and help it evade attacks.

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

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+## Forbidden Pokémon
+
+Spiritomb was formed when 108 spirits gathered together, and some accounts say a few of them were
+ill-natured. It is bound to an odd keystone or a fissure within it, held there by a mysterious
+spell.
+
+Stories say this binding was a punishment for its constant mischief and misdeeds, including wicked
+thoughts that lay curses. Writings also describe it as being born from the assembly of five score
+and eight malevolent spirits.

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

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+## Bounce Pokémon
+
+Spoink bounces constantly on its tail, and the shock of each bounce keeps its heart pumping. Because
+of this, it cannot afford to stop; if it does, its heart will stop too.
+
+It carries a pearl on top of its head that amplifies its psychokinetic powers, and it is always
+searching for a bigger one. Even while asleep, it keeps bouncing, and it is said to enjoy mushrooms
+that grow underground.

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

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+## Grass Cat Pokémon
+
+Sprigatito has fluffy fur that is similar in composition to plants, giving it a soft, leafy feel. It
+often washes its face to keep it from drying out.
+
+Its body gives off a sweet scent that can mesmerize those nearby. That fragrance becomes even
+stronger when Sprigatito is in the sun.

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

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+## Perfume Pokémon
+
+Spritzee emits a fragrance that can enrapture those who smell it, and the scent it produces changes
+depending on what it has eaten. A pouch inside its body lets it create a variety of aromas, with
+diet influencing the fragrance it wafts.
+
+In former times, noble and royal ladies cherished Spritzee and even carried it instead of perfume so
+they could enjoy the scent it gave off.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/squawkabilly-blue.md

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+## Parrot Pokémon
+
+Squawkabilly prefers city life, gathering in flocks that are sorted by feather color. These groups
+are highly territorial and will fight to defend their space.
+
+Among them, green-feathered flocks are especially influential. They are most active when searching
+for food in the morning and evening, and their gatherings can become very noisy.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/squawkabilly-white.md

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+## Parrot Pokémon
+
+Squawkabilly with white plumage live in cities and gather into flocks sorted by feather color. These
+groups are highly territorial, and they often clash with one another over control of their space.
+
+Their flocks can become very loud, especially in the morning and evening when they are out searching
+for food. Among the differently colored groups, the green-feathered flocks are said to hold the most
+influence.

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+## Parrot Pokémon
+
+Squawkabilly with yellow plumage is a city-dwelling Pokémon that gathers in flocks divided by
+feather color. These groups are highly territorial, and they often clash with one another over
+control of their space.
+
+When the flocks head out to search for food in the morning and evening, the commotion becomes
+especially loud. Among the color-based groups, the green-feathered flocks are said to hold the most
+influence.

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+## Parrot Pokémon
+
+Squawkabilly prefer to live in cities, where they gather in flocks organized by the color of their
+feathers and often compete fiercely over territory.
+
+Among them, green-feathered flocks hold the most sway. They grow especially noisy when searching for
+food in the morning and evening.

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+## Tiny Turtle Pokémon
+
+After birth, Squirtle’s back swells and hardens into a resilient shell, though it starts out soft.
+If poked, the shell bounces back, and the Pokémon can draw its limbs and neck inside it when
+threatened.
+
+Squirtle uses that shell for more than protection: its rounded shape and grooves reduce water
+resistance, letting it swim swiftly. In the water, it shoots at prey and responds to danger with
+forceful bursts of water or foam from its mouth.

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+## Rampart Pokémon
+
+Stakataka is a mysterious life-form that appeared from an Ultra Wormhole, and it seems to be made up
+of many life-forms stacked one on top of another. Its strange, brick-like body gives it the
+appearance of a moving stone wall.
+
+When walls of stone begin to move and attack, Stakataka is revealed as the brute behind the
+disturbance. Its uncanny presence evokes an Ultra Beast, adding to its air of mystery.

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+## Big Horn Pokémon
+
+Stantler’s curved, strangely shaped antlers can distort the flow of air, creating a bizarre space
+that unsettles anyone who looks at them. Those who stare too long may feel their senses slip away,
+as if they are being pulled toward the antlers’ centers.
+
+Its magnificent antlers were once prized as works of art, which led to Stantler being hunted close
+to extinction. The black orbs that fall from its antlers can be ground into a powder used as an
+effective remedy for insomnia.

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+## Predator Pokémon
+
+Staraptor is a fierce, solitary Pokémon that leaves the flock after evolving and becomes strong
+enough to survive on its own. Its sturdy wings and powerful muscles let it fly with great force,
+even while carrying away a small Pokémon or other heavy prey.
+
+It has a savage nature and will boldly challenge foes much larger than itself. Even when injured, it
+keeps attacking without hesitation, and it is unusually particular about the shape of its comb.

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+## Predator Pokémon
+
+Mega Staraptor has a savage nature and boldly challenges foes far larger than itself. It is so
+relentless that it keeps attacking even when injured, and it lives alone after leaving the flock.
+
+Its wings and legs are powerfully muscled, giving it sturdy flight and the strength to carry off
+even large, burly targets. It can fly while gripping a small Pokémon, and it is also known to fuss
+over the shape of its comb.

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+## Predator Pokémon
+
+Staraptor has a savage nature and will boldly challenge foes far larger than itself. It leaves the
+flock to live alone after evolving, having gained the strength to survive on its own.
+
+Its wings and legs are powerfully muscled, with sturdy wings that let it fly while gripping small
+Pokémon. Staraptor keeps attacking even when injured, and its fierce flight can carry off even
+large, burly targets.

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+## Starling Pokémon
+
+Staravia lives in forests and fields, where it flies in huge flocks in search of bug Pokémon. It
+prefers company because it seems to recognize its own weakness, and when left alone it cries out
+noisily.
+
+These flocks can be remarkably large, but they are rarely peaceful. Different groups often clash
+over territory, and even members of the same flock are constantly fighting among themselves. Some
+believe that those with the most magnificent head plumes are the strongest.