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package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/terapagos-stellar.md

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+## Tera Pokémon
+
+Terapagos protects itself by turning energy into hard crystals, and its power is believed to be the
+source of the Terastal phenomenon.
+
+It is thought to have lived in ancient Paldea long ago before seismic shifts trapped it in a
+changing land and led to its extinction.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/terapagos-terastal.md

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+## Tera Pokémon
+
+Terapagos protects itself by turning energy into hard crystals, and it is believed to be the source
+of the Terastal phenomenon.
+
+It is thought to have lived in ancient Paldea before seismic shifts trapped it and drove it to
+extinction.

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

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+## Tera Pokémon
+
+Terapagos protects itself by transforming energy into hard crystals, forming a natural defense. It
+is also believed to be the source of the Terastal phenomenon.
+
+This Pokémon is thought to have once lived in ancient Paldea, until seismic shifts trapped it and
+led to its extinction.

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

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+## Cavern Pokémon
+
+Terrakion is a legendary Pokémon spoken of in Unovan legend for its phenomenal power and fierce
+resolve. It came to the defense of Pokémon that had lost their homes in a war among humans, and
+battled against humans to protect other Pokémon.
+
+Its charging attacks are powerful enough to break through a giant castle wall in one blow. It
+mercilessly crushes anyone or anything that bullies smaller Pokémon.

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

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+## Fox Pokémon
+
+With a lithe body and sharp claws, Thievul prowls quietly as it steals food and eggs. Boltund is its
+natural enemy, keeping it wary as it searches for easy meals.
+
+It also secretly marks potential targets with a scent, then follows that trail until the right
+moment. When its prey least expects it, Thievul slips in and steals from them.

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

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+## Judo Pokémon
+
+Throh tightens its belt to grow stronger, and wild ones weave their own belts from vines. As they
+train through many battles, the belt darkens as it absorbs sweat, and they replace it as they become
+stronger.
+
+Throh is skilled at throwing moves and likes to hurl opponents bigger than itself. It also trains in
+groups of five, and any member that cannot keep up will discard its belt and leave the group.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/thundurus-therian.md

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+## Bolt Strike Pokémon
+
+Thundurus flies over Unova hurling immense bolts of lightning from the spikes on its tail. Its
+passage leaves behind charred ground and can spark forest fires, which has made it widely disliked.
+
+Stories say this wielder of electricity has battled its nemesis, Tornadus, since ancient times. Yet
+the lightning it drives into the earth is also said to enrich the soil.

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

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+## Bolt Strike Pokémon
+
+Thundurus flies around the Unova region hurling immense lightning bolts from the spikes on its tail,
+and its passage leaves charred remains and even forest fires in its wake. Because of this reckless
+scattering of electricity, it is widely disliked.
+
+Stories say it has long battled its nemesis, Tornadus. The bolts it strikes into the earth can
+pierce deep below the surface and enrich the soil.

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

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+## Beat Pokémon
+
+Thwackey uses two sticks to beat out a rhythm, and the faster it drums, the more respect it earns
+from its peers. It takes great pride in keeping up a lively tempo.
+
+In battle, Thwackey can become so absorbed in its rapid drumming that it may not even realize it has
+already knocked out its opponent.

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

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+## Muscular Pokémon
+
+Timburr is often seen at building sites, where it helps with construction while always carrying a
+squared log. As it grows, it carries larger logs, and once it can handle a log about three times its
+size, it is nearly ready to evolve.
+
+It fights by swinging its lumber around, and it seems to enjoy construction so much that it may get
+upset if rain stops the work. When that happens, it can throw a tantrum and whirl its log angrily.

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

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+## Ruinous Pokémon
+
+Fear poured into an ancient ritual vessel gave rise to this Pokémon, which has clad itself in rocks
+and dirt. Its presence is tied to an old and ominous power.
+
+It lowers its immensely heavy head slowly to the ground, and the impact can split the earth apart.
+The fissures it makes may run more than 160 feet deep.

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

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+## Metalsmith Pokémon
+
+Tinkatink pounds iron scraps together to make a handmade hammer, remaking it again and again until
+it is satisfied with the result. It relies on this tool to protect itself, swinging it fiercely when
+threatened.
+
+However, the hammer is often stolen by Pokémon that eat metal, forcing Tinkatink to make a new one.

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

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+## Hammer Pokémon
+
+Tinkaton is an intelligent Pokémon with a daring nature. It uses its hammer to knock rocks into the
+sky, aiming them at flying Corviknight.
+
+Despite weighing more than 220 pounds, the hammer is swung with ease. Tinkaton uses it to steal what
+it wants and carry its plunder back home.

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

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+## Hammer Pokémon
+
+Tinkatuff lives in heaps of scrap metal, where it gathers the material it needs to forge a large,
+sturdy hammer. It is known to attack groups of Pawniard and Bisharp to take metal from them for this
+purpose.
+
+These Pokémon are fiercely competitive, often testing one another by smashing their hammers together
+to prove which is stronger.

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

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+## Prototurtle Pokémon
+
+Restored from an ancient fossil, Tirtouga is said to have lived in warm seas about 100 million years
+ago and may be an ancestor of many turtle Pokémon. It swam skillfully in ancient oceans and could
+dive to depths of more than half a mile.
+
+Although it mainly lived at sea, Tirtouga also came onto land to search for prey. Its hunting range
+stretched from shore to deep ocean, and even now it can only crawl as it does so.

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

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+## Woodear Pokémon
+
+Toedscool lives in muggy forests, where it moves about on its thin legs with surprising speed.
+Despite its fragile look, it can run as fast as 30 mph.
+
+Though it resembles Tentacool at first glance, Toedscool is a completely different species. The
+flaps that fall from its body are chewy and considered very delicious.

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

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+## Woodear Pokémon
+
+Toedscruel gathers in groups and forms colonies deep within forests, where it is known to strongly
+dislike strangers approaching its territory.
+
+It coils its ten tentacles around prey and drains their nutrients, causing intense pain. The folds
+around the rim of its head are also prized as a delicacy.

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

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+## Roly-Poly Pokémon
+
+Togedemaru’s spiny back fur usually lies flat, but when it is startled or agitated, its 14 spikes
+stand up on their own and can stab at attackers. In trouble, it curls into a ball and releases
+electricity indiscriminately.
+
+Its long back hairs act like lightning rods, drawing in electricity from lightning and even from
+other Electric Pokémon. It stores that power in an electric sac, since it cannot generate much
+electricity on its own.

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

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+## Jubilee Pokémon
+
+Togekiss is rarely seen, and it avoids places touched by strife, conflict, or turmoil. In times of
+peace, it is said to appear in quiet regions, where sightings have become scarce in recent years.
+
+Known as a bringer of blessings, Togekiss is described as sharing kindness and good fortune with
+people who respect one another. It has even been depicted on good-luck charms since ancient times,
+and is believed to reveal itself when peace reigns.

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

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+## Spike Ball Pokémon
+
+Togepi’s shell is said to be filled with happiness and joy, making it a symbol of good luck. When
+treated kindly, it is believed to share that good fortune with others, and its cheerful presence can
+soothe the soul.
+
+It draws energy from the compassion and pleasure people and Pokémon express, transforming those
+positive feelings into happiness stored inside its shell. It then passes those happy feelings along
+to others.
+
+Because of its ovate shape, Togepi is often mistaken for a moving egg when seen in the野

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

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+## Happiness Pokémon
+
+Togetic is said to bring good fortune, appearing before kindhearted or pure-hearted people to share
+its happiness and shower them with joy dust. It is drawn to caring people and grows dispirited if it
+is not with them.
+
+Although it barely flaps its wings, Togetic can float in midair and even stay aloft while following
+its trainer. Reports also suggest it is not seen in the wild and may evolve under the loving care of
+a trusted human companion.

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

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+## Chick Pokémon
+
+Torchic stays close to its Trainer, following along with unsteady steps. A small flame burns inside
+its belly, making it feel warmly cozy to hug, almost like a hot-water bottle, and its fluffy down
+helps give it a soft, downy look.
+
+When threatened, it fights back by spitting fireballs from the flame it keeps inside. Its fire can
+reach over 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit, scorching foes black. It also dislikes darkness, since it
+cannot see well in dim places.

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

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+## Chick Pokémon
+
+Torchic sticks close to its Trainer, following behind with unsteady steps and a fluffy coat of down.
+A small flame burns in a sac inside its body, making it feel warm to hug like a hot-water bottle.
+
+When threatened, it spits fireballs from its stomach. Its flames can reach over 1,800 degrees
+Fahrenheit and leave foes scorched black. Torchic also dislikes darkness because it cannot see well
+in it.

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

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+## Coal Pokémon
+
+Torkoal digs through mountains and abandoned coal mines in search of coal, then packs it into the
+hollow spaces of its shell and burns it for energy. It grows weaker as the fire inside fades, and if
+it runs out of coal, it can no longer move.
+
+When threatened, Torkoal blows out thick black smoke or soot to drive foes away. Its smoke can
+reveal its mood, and the force of the smoke is said to reflect its health. When preparing for
+battle, it burns extra coal to strengthen itself.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/tornadus-therian.md

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+## Cyclone Pokémon
+
+Tornadus in its Therian Forme soars through the sky with the lower half of its body wrapped in a
+cloud of energy, racing at great speed as it drives powerful winds in every direction.
+
+By expelling massive energy from its tail, it can stir severe storms and create gales strong enough
+to blow houses away. It is said to whip up the air and help bring about the changing seasons.

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

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+## Cyclone Pokémon
+
+Tornadus soars through the sky at incredible speed, its lower body wrapped in a cloud of energy. As
+it flies, it whips up winds in every direction strong enough to blow away everything in its path,
+and the blasts from its tail can trigger severe storms.
+
+This storm-stirring Pokémon is said to help turn the seasons by agitating the air. Its humanlike
+shape is believed to be only a false form.

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

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+## Fire Cat Pokémon
+
+Torracat has a fire bell at its throat, and it rings brightly whenever it spits flames. In battle,
+this fire pouch can ring like a bell and burn hotter than usual, especially when Torracat faces a
+strong opponent and its fighting spirit rises.
+
+It has powerful front legs and can bend an iron bar with a single punch. When it grows close to its
+Trainer, it may act spoiled, and its sharp claws can leave scratches. Its standing mane shows when
+it feels good, while flat fur can signal that it is unwell.

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

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+## Continent Pokémon
+
+Torterra is a remarkable, large-bodied Pokémon with unmatched strength that roams the wilderness in
+search of clean water. Its broad, unmoving back can support small Pokémon, which sometimes gather
+there to build nests, and some are even born on it and remain there for life.
+
+When groups of Torterra migrate for water, they can be mistaken for moving forests. In ancient
+times, people imagined that a gigantic Torterra lived beneath the ground.

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

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+## Big Jaw Pokémon
+
+Totodile is small but rough and tough, with powerful, well-developed jaws that can crush almost
+anything. It often snaps at anything that moves, and even when it seems to be playfully nipping, its
+bite can cause serious injury.
+
+Because of this habit, even its Trainer has to be careful around it. Its eager chomping makes it a
+scrappy little Pokémon that should never be underestimated.

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

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+## Cannon Pokémon
+
+When Toucannon battles, its beak heats up to extreme temperatures and can cause severe burns on
+impact. It can also ignite internal gas to launch seeds with explosive force strong enough to
+pulverize boulders.
+
+Toucannon communicates with others of its kind by smacking beaks together. The number and strength
+of the hits convey its feelings. It is also known for forming harmonious pairs and is sometimes
+brought to wedding ceremonies as a good-luck charm.

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

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+## Brutal Star Pokémon
+
+Toxapex crawls along the ocean floor on its 12 legs, leaving a trail of Corsola bits in its wake. It
+can also form a protective dome with those legs, sheltering itself from the tides and trapping its
+own body heat in cold waters.
+
+It attacks by hurling toxic spikes at foes, and anything that comes too close is cut down by the
+claws on its feet. Its poison is extraordinarily potent, leaving victims in intense pain for days
+and causing lingering aftereffects even after recovery.

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

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+## Baby Pokémon
+
+Toxel stores poison in an internal sac and releases it through its skin. Anyone who touches it feels
+a tingling sensation afterward.
+
+By adjusting the chemical makeup of its poison, it can generate electricity. The voltage is weak,
+but it can still leave a tingling paralysis behind.

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

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+## Toxic Mouth Pokémon
+
+Toxicroak’s knuckle claws secrete a vicious toxin, and even a scratch can be enough to fell an
+opponent. Its crimson claws contain poison so potent that it can be turned into a tonic only by
+diluting it with wild grasses and boiling it for days.
+
+Before battle, it croaks to churn the poison stored in a throat sac, making it even more potent. It
+then sways, dodges, and bounces in close before lunging with poisonous claws, and it lets out a
+victory croak when its prey goes down.

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

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+## Toxic Mouth Pokémon
+
+Toxicroak’s knuckle claws secrete a deadly toxin, and even a scratch can be enough to bring down an
+opponent. The poison is produced in sacs in its body and carried through tubes in its arms, then
+churned to greater potency when it croaks before battle.
+
+It fights by swaying and dodging to get close, then bouncing in to gouge foes with its poisonous
+claws. After a victory, it lets out a booming croak, while the toxin in its crimson claws can also
+be diluted and processed into a tonic.

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

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+## Punk Pokémon
+
+When Toxtricity sounds as if it is strumming a guitar, it is really clawing at the protrusions on
+its chest to generate electricity. Its performance-like display is tied to the powerful current it
+can produce.
+
+This short-tempered, aggressive Pokémon also drinks stagnant water, drawing in any toxins it
+contains. It uses that ability to take in poison while fueling its volatile nature.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/toxtricity-low-key-gmax.md

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+## Punk Pokémon
+
+When Toxtricity sounds as if it is strumming a guitar, it is actually clawing at the protrusions on
+its chest to generate electricity. Its performance-like displays come from this unusual way of
+building up power.
+
+Short-tempered and aggressive, it also chugs stagnant water to absorb any toxins it may contain. It
+can turn even polluted water to its advantage while feeding its electric nature.

package/data-next/pokemon-texts/eng/toxtricity-low-key.md

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+## Punk Pokémon
+
+This short-tempered, aggressive Pokémon drinks stagnant water to absorb any toxins it may contain.
+It then channels the power it gathers through the protrusions on its chest.
+
+When it sounds as if it is strumming a guitar, it is actually clawing at those chest protrusions to
+generate electricity.

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

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+## Punk Pokémon
+
+Toxtricity is a short-tempered, aggressive Pokémon that chugs stagnant water to absorb any toxins it
+may contain. It seems to strum like a guitar, but the sound actually comes from clawing at the
+protrusions on its chest to generate electricity.
+
+It uses this unusual method to build up power, turning its body into a source of electric energy
+while handling toxins it takes in.

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

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+## Wild Pigeon Pokémon
+
+Tranquill has an acute memory that lets it always find its way back to its nest and Trainer, no
+matter how far it travels. It can fly at a moderate speed, and delivery workers often choose it as a
+partner because of this dependable navigation.
+
+Many people also believe that deep in the forests where Tranquill live lies a peaceful place free of
+war. This calm image adds to its reputation as a bright Pokémon that stays loyal and never becomes
+separated from its Trainer.

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

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+## Ant Pit Pokémon
+
+Trapinch lives in arid deserts, where it digs a sloped, bowl-like pit in the sand that serves as an
+inescapable trap. It waits patiently at the bottom for prey to tumble in, making its nest both a
+home and a hunting pit.
+
+Its giant jaws are strong enough to crush rocks and even boulders as it digs. Trapinch can endure
+long stretches without water or food, but if it tips onto its back, its oversized head makes it hard
+to right itself.

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

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+## Wood Gecko Pokémon
+
+Treecko has small hooks and tiny spikes on the bottoms of its feet, letting it scale vertical walls
+and even cling to ceilings. It can also hang from above, and it uses its thick tail to strike foes.
+
+Cool, calm, and collected, Treecko never panics, even when challenged by larger opponents. It is
+said to guard the trees of its forest home and makes its nest in a giant tree.
+
+Treecko can sense humidity with its tail, allowing it to predict the next day’s weather.

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

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+## Elder Tree Pokémon
+
+Trevenant controls the trees of the forest through roots that reach from its feet, using them almost
+like a nervous system. It is feared as a ghostly guardian that will attack those who try to cut down
+or ravage the forest, and legends say it can trap such intruders so they never leave.
+
+Although it is merciless to those who harm the woods, Trevenant is kind to the Pokémon that live
+among its branches and roots. Lumberjacks are said to fear it, often bringing Fire types when
+entering the forest, which Treve

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

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+## Fruit Pokémon
+
+Tropius loves fruit so much that it eats it constantly, and that devotion seems to have caused the
+bunches of fruit that grow around its neck. These sweet, delicious fruits are popular with children
+and are often eaten as snacks in tropical areas; in warm regions, ranches even raise Tropius for
+them.
+
+It lives in tropical jungles and flies by flapping the broad leaves on its back like wings. The
+fruit ripens twice a year, and in spring it also scatters pollen from its neck. In Alola, the fruit
+is said to be

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

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+## Trash Bag Pokémon
+
+Trubbish was born when garbage bags and industrial waste reacted together, leaving it drawn to
+filthy, unsanitary places. If trash is left lying around, it may even turn up in a room, and in
+Alola it is often seen with Grimer in pursuit.
+
+It follows people who litter in search of more garbage, gorging on trash until its stomach is full.
+It then belches poisonous gas that can put people in the hospital, and a child or young Pokémon who
+breathes it in could be in serious danger.

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

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+## Bugle Beak Pokémon
+
+Trumbeak stores berry seeds in its beak after feeding, then fires them out in a sudden burst when it
+meets prey or an enemy. The scattered seeds can sprout into new plants.
+
+It also bends the tip of its beak to make many different calls, even more than a hundred at will.
+Its loud, varied cries often make it a nuisance to nearby Pokémon and people.

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

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+## Fruit Pokémon
+
+Tsareena is known for its long, beautifully shaped legs, which it uses with remarkable skill in
+battle. Its powerful kicks are so precise and forceful that even trained kickboxing champions can be
+knocked out by a single blow, and the hardened tips of its legs can leave lasting damage on
+opponents.
+
+Despite its elegant appearance, Tsareena has a fierce, aggressive nature. It cackles as it kicks and
+shows no mercy to defeated foes, even striking them again in victory. Its striking legs also make it
+a symbol,

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

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+## Blast Turtle Pokémon
+
+Turtonator lives in volcanoes, where it feeds on sulfur and other minerals. The materials it eats
+help form the explosive shell on its back, which is coated in unstable substances and can detonate
+violently if struck. Its weak point is the hole in its stomach.
+
+It can gush fire and poisonous gases from its nostrils, and even its droppings are dangerously
+explosive. Because moisture weakens its shell, it takes quiet refuge in caves on rainy days.

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

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+## Tiny Leaf Pokémon
+
+Turtwig’s shell is really hardened soil or silt, and when it is healthy it feels moist, slightly
+damp, and warm to the touch. It lives along lakes and takes in water to keep that shell firm.
+
+Under sunlight, Turtwig photosynthesizes across its body and makes oxygen, becoming more energetic
+as the light grows stronger. If it gets thirsty, the leaf on its head wilts.

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

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+## Tadpole Pokémon
+
+Tympole vibrates its cheeks to send out sound waves that people cannot hear. It uses these rhythmic
+signals to communicate with others of its kind, and the pattern of its calls forms a kind of song.
+
+These high-pitched warnings let Tympole alert its companions to danger. On the water’s surface,
+graceful ripples can reveal that a group is singing below.

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

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+## EleFish Pokémon
+
+Tynamo move in schools and have an electricity-generating organ that lets them discharge electricity
+when threatened. By itself, a Tynamo can only produce a faint trickle of power.
+
+When many Tynamo gather in a chain, their combined electricity becomes far stronger, powerful enough
+to strike with the force of lightning.

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

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+## Synthetic Pokémon
+
+Type: Null is a synthetic Pokémon created for a specific mission and modeled after a mighty mythical
+Pokémon. In one account, an experiment caused it to go berserk, and it was cryogenically frozen;
+another says stolen research notes led to a new instance being made in Galar.
+
+Its heavy control mask suppresses its intrinsic capabilities and seals away its true power. Because
+it is thought to be dangerous if it loses control, the mask is kept on to restrain the special power
+it is said to hide.

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

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+## Volcano Pokémon
+
+Typhlosion cloaks itself in a shimmering heat haze made by its intensely hot flames, making it hard
+to see. It attacks with blasts of fire that can reduce almost anything to cinders.
+
+When its rage peaks, its body becomes so hot that anything that touches it may ignite at once. It is
+also said to rub its blazing fur together to trigger devastating explosions.
+
+In Hisui, its form is said to be influenced by the energy of the sacred mountain at the region's
+center, and its flames are believed to purify lost,

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

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+## Volcano Pokémon
+
+Typhlosion unleashes intense fire and explosive blasts, sometimes rubbing its blazing fur together
+to trigger huge explosions. When its rage peaks, it grows so hot that anything touching it can burst
+into flames.
+
+It can also cloak itself in a shimmering heat haze made by its own flames, hiding as it attacks. In
+Hisui, its form is said to have been shaped by the sacred mountain’s energy and to purify lost souls
+with its fire, guiding them to the afterlife.

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+## Armor Pokémon
+
+Mega Tyranitar is so overwhelmingly powerful that its steps shake the earth, crumbling great
+mountains and reshaping the surrounding terrain. Its body is difficult to harm, and that
+invulnerability only makes it more eager to challenge strong enemies.
+
+It is said to bring down whole mountains to make a nest, and when it rampages, rivers can be buried
+and maps must be redrawn. Insolent and unconcerned with weaker foes, it roams the mountains seeking
+worthy opponents to fight.

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+## Armor Pokémon
+
+Tyranitar is overwhelmingly powerful and can alter the landscape with its strength. Its body cannot
+be harmed by ordinary attacks, which only makes it more eager to challenge foes, and it pays little
+attention to anything it considers unworthy.
+
+It roams mountain regions seeking opponents and is said to bring down entire mountains to make its
+nest. Its steps cause quakes that can crumble great peaks, bury rivers, and force maps to be
+redrawn.

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+## Despot Pokémon
+
+With its enormous jaws, Tyrantrum could shred thick metal and even demolish a car with a single
+bite. In the ancient world, nothing could stop it, and it is said to have ruled like a king.
+
+This Pokémon comes from about 100 million years ago. It has a vicious yet magnificent presence, and
+while it has been restored only partially, there is room to believe its body was once covered in a
+feather-like coat.

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+## Scuffle Pokémon
+
+Tyrogue is always bursting with energy and eager to fight. Even though it is small, it can’t be
+ignored, since it may strike at any handy target without warning.
+
+It challenges anyone to sharpen its skills and has a strong competitive spirit. It keeps fighting
+even after losing, determined to become stronger, and often nurses injuries from taking on larger
+foes.
+
+Tyrogue grows stressed if it does not train every day, so it needs a regular training schedule and
+varied methods from its Trainer.

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+## Royal Heir Pokémon
+
+Restored from a fossil, Tyrunt is an ancient Pokémon that lived 100 million years ago. It has a
+violent, spoiled nature and likes to be pampered, but if something upsets it, it throws a tantrum
+and runs wild.
+
+Its hefty jaws are incredibly powerful, able to tear apart objects and even chew up an automobile.
+When it tries to play, it can badly injure others, including its Trainer.

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+## Moonlight Pokémon
+
+Umbreon is a nocturnal Pokémon that blends into darkness with its black fur and waits silently for
+prey to move. Even in total darkness, its large eyes can see clearly, and moonlight or the moon’s
+aura makes the rings on its body glow, often with a faint yellow light that can unsettle those
+nearby.
+
+It was changed by exposure to the moon’s energy, and when it springs into attack, those rings glow
+more brightly. If it becomes agitated, it can defend itself by spraying poisonous sweat from its
+pores, aiming a

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+## Proud Pokémon
+
+Unfezant are intelligent and intensely proud Pokémon that draw attention when someone becomes their
+Trainer. They are exceptional fliers, and the females are especially known for their stamina, while
+the males are faster.
+
+Female Unfezant surpass males in flying ability and endurance. The species is also noted for its
+strong sense of pride and the close bond it reserves for its Trainer.

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+## Proud Pokémon
+
+Unfezant are intelligent and intensely proud Pokémon that command attention when someone becomes
+their Trainer. Males use the plumage on their heads to threaten opponents and are especially fast in
+the air.
+
+They do not easily grow close to anyone except their Trainers. Females are noted for greater stamina
+and overall flying ability, while males rely on their head plumage and speed.