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Japanese: Victini
English: Victini

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Japanese: Tsutarja
English: Snivy
French: Vipélierre
German: Serpifeu

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Japanese: Janobii
English: Servine

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Japanese: Jarooda
English: Serperior

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Japanese: Pokabu
English: Tepig
French: Gruikui
German: Floink

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Japanese: Chaobuu
English: Pignite

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Japanese: Enbuoo
English: Emboar

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Japanese: Mijumaru
English: Oshawott
French: Moustillon
German: Ottaro

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Japanse: Futuchimaru
English: Dewott

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Japanse: Daikenki
English: Samurott

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Japanese: Minezumi
English: Patrat
French: Ratentif
German: Nagelotz

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Japanese: Miruhoggu
English: Watchog

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Japanese: Yooterii
English: Lillipup

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Japanese: Haaderia
English: Herdier

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Japanese: Muurando
English: Stoutland

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Japanese: Choroneko
English: Purrloin

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Japanese: Reparudasu
English: Liepard

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Japanese: Yanappu
English: Pansage

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Japanese: Yanakkii
English: Simisage

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Japanese: Baoppu
English: Pansear

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Japanese: Baokkii
English: Simisear

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Japanese: Hiyappu
English: Panpour

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Japanese: Hiyakkii
English: Simipour

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Japanese: Munna
English: Munna
French: Munna
German: Somniam

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Japanese: Musharna
English: Musharna
French: Mushana
German: Somnivora

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Japanese: Mamepato
English: Pidove
French: Poichigeon
German: Dusselgurr

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Japanese: Hatooboo
English: Tranquill

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Japanese: Kenhorou
English: Unfezant

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Japanese: Shimama
English: Blitzle
French: Zébibron
German: Elezeba

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Japanese: Zeburaika
English: Zebstrika

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Japanese: Dangoro
English: Roggenrola

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Japanese: Gantoru
English: Boldore
French:
German:

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Japanese: Gigaiath
English: Gigalith
French: Gigalithe
German: Brockoloss

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Japanese: Koromori
English: Woobat
French: Chovsourir
German: Fleknoil

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Japanese: Kokoromori
English: Swoobat
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Mogurew
English: Drilbur
French: Rototape
German: Rotomurf

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Japanese: Doryuuzu
English: Excadrill
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Tabunne
English: Audino
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Dokkoraa
English: Timburr
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Dotekkotsu
English: Gurdurr
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Roobushin
English: Conkeldurr
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Otamaro
English: Tympole
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gamagaru
English: Palpitoad
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gamageroge
English: Seismitoad
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Nageki
English: Throh
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Dageki
English: Sawk
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kurumirua
English: Sewaddle
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kurumayu
English: Swadloon
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Hahakomori
English: Leavanny
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Fushide
English: Venipede
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Hoiiga
English: Whirlipede
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Pendoraa
English: Scolipede
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Monmen
English: Cottonee
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Erufuun
English: Whimsicott
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Churine
English: Petilil
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Doredia
English: Lilligant
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Basurao
English: Basculin
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Meguroco
English: Sandile
French: Mascaïman
German: Ganovil

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Japanese: Warubiru
English: Krokorok
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Warubiaru
English: Krookodile
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Darumakka
English: Darumaka
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Hihidaruma
English: Darmanitan
French: Daramacho
German: Flampivian

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Japanese: Marakacchi
English: Maractus
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Ishizumai
English: Dwebble
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Iwaparesu
English: Crustle
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Zuruggu
English: Scraggy
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Zuruzukin
English: Scrafty
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shinboraa
English: Sigilyph
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Desumasu
English: Yamask
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Desukan
English: Cofagrigus
French: Tutankafer
German: Echnatoll

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Japanese: Purotooga
English: Tirtouga
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Abagoora
English: Carracosta
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Aaken
English: Archen
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Aakeosu
English: Archeops
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Yabukuron
English: Trubbish
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Dasutodasu
English: Garbodor
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Zorua
English: Zorua
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Zoroark
English: Zoroark
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Chillarmy
English: Minccino
French: Chinchidou
German: Picochilla

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Japanese: Chirachiino
English: Cinccino
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gochimu
English: Gothita
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gochimiru
English: Gothorita
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gochiruzeru
English: Gothitelle
French: Sidérella
German: Morbitesse

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Japanese: Yuniran
English: Solosis
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Daburan
English: Duosion
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Rankurusu
English: Reuniclus
French: Symbios
German: Zytomega

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Japanese: Koaruhii
English: Ducklett
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Suwanna
English: Swanna
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Banipucchi
English: Vanillite
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Baniricchi
English: Vanillish
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Baibanira
English: Vanilluxe
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shikijika
English: Deerling
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Mebukijika
English: Sawsbuck
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Emonga
English: Emolga
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kaburumo
English: Karrablast
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shubarugo
English: Escavalier
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Tamagetake
English: Foongus
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Morobareru
English: Amoonguss
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Pururiru
English: Frillish
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Burungeru
English: Jellicent
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Mamanbou
English: Alomomola
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Bachuru
English: Joltik
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Denchura
English: Galvantula
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Tesshiido
English: Ferroseed
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Nattorei
English: Ferrothorn
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Giaru
English: Klink
French: Tic
German: Klikk

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Japanese: Gigiaru
English: Klang
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gigigiaru
English: klinklang
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shibishirasu
English: Tynamo
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shibibiiru
English: Eelektrik
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shibirudon
English: Eelektross
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Riguree
English: Elgyem
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Oobemu
English: Beheeyem
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Hitomoshi
English: Litwick
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Ranpuraa
English: Lampert
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Shandera
English: Chandelure
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kibago
English: Axew
French: Coupenotte
German: Milza

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Japanese: Onondo
English: Fraxure
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Ononokusu
English: Haxorus
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kumashun
English: Cubchoo
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Tsunbeaa
English: Beartic
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Furiijio
English: Cryogonal
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Chobomaki
English: Shelmet
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Agirudaa
English: Accelgor
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Maggyo
English: Stunfisk
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kojofuu
English: Mienfoo
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kojondo
English: Mienshao
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kurimugan
English: Druddigon
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Gobitto
English: Golett
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Goruugu
English: Golurk
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Komatana
English: Pawniard
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kirikizan
English: Bisharp
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Baffuron
English: Bouffalant
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Washibon
English: Rufflet
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Wargle
English: Braviary
French: Gueriaigle
German: Washakwil

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Japanese: Baruchai
English: Vullaby
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Barujiina
English: Mandibuzz
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kuitaran
English: Heatmor
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Aianto
English: Durant
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Monozu
English: Deino
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Jiheddo
English: Zweilous
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Sazandora
English: Hyreigon
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Meraruba
English: Larvesta
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Urugamosu
English: Volcarona
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kobaruon
English: Cobalion
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Terakion
English: Terrakion
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Birijion
English: Virizion
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Torunerosu
English: Tornadus
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Borutorosu
English: Thundurus
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Reshiram
English: Reshiram
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Zekrom
English: Zekrom
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Randorosu
English: Landorus
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kyuremu
English: Kyurem
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Kerudio
English: -
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Meroetta
English: -
French: -
German: -

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Japanese: Genosekuto
English: -
French: -
German: -

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

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Japanese: Pokabu
English: Tepig
French: Gruikui
German: Floink

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

Japanese: Pokabu
English: Tepig
French: Gruikui
German: Floink

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

English: Tepig

Fear teh pig.

Seriously, wat?

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

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Japanese: Mijumaru
English: Oshawott
French: Moustillon
German: Ottaro

Quote from: Kamaran

English: Oshawott

What the f*ck?

I can't help it, but I just don't like the gen 5 pokémon. Yhe only thing about the new gen I like are the dreamworld ability's...

I love gen 5! :) I gets all kinds of new bugs to train. :D

Snivy? Moshawott? Tepig? What the h*ll! I vote they keep their japenese names!

Quote from: LucarioX on November 23, 2010, 10:10:47 PM

Snivy? Moshawott? Tepig? What the h*ll! I vote they keep their japenese names!

ha ha so do I.

Snivy is quite fitting.
"This is my stuck-up lizard Pokémon. His name is Snivy, wot."

Tepig is TEH PIG!
"This is teh pig starter. His name is TEH PIG!"

'Oshawott' is just what the trainers are going to say when they see him.

Trainer: I choose the water type!
Professor: Okay! *releases Oshawott to show trainer*
Trainer: Aww. *white light fades, revealing what Oshawott looks like* SHA! WHAT?

Quote from: Domino on November 23, 2010, 11:01:06 PM

Snivy is quite fitting.
"This is my stuck-up lizard Pokémon. His name is Snivy, wot."

Tepig is TEH PIG!
"This is teh pig starter. His name is TEH PIG!"

'Oshawott' is just what the trainers are going to say when they see him.

Trainer: I choose the water type!
Professor: Okay! *releases Oshawott to show trainer*
Trainer: Aww. *white light fades, revealing what Oshawott looks like* SHA! WHAT?

If I could thumb up or like posts, this one would get it. That's exactly what I thought when I read their names.

Quote from: Domino on November 23, 2010, 11:01:06 PM

Snivy is quite fitting.
"This is my stuck-up lizard Pokémon. His name is Snivy, wot."

Tepig is TEH PIG!
"This is teh pig starter. His name is TEH PIG!"

'Oshawott' is just what the trainers are going to say when they see him.

Trainer: I choose the water type!
Professor: Okay! *releases Oshawott to show trainer*
Trainer: Aww. *white light fades, revealing what Oshawott looks like* SHA! WHAT?

QFT

Also to what Zyllnick said, l love Gen 5, one of my favorites. It just takes a while to warm up.

took the liberty to update.

Sandile the sand crocodile...?
Nintendo rock at thinking up names.

Quote from: LucarioX on November 23, 2010, 11:49:15 PM

Also to what Zyllnick said, l love Gen 5, one of my favorites. It just takes a while to warm up.

your probably right, I had the same idea about gen 4 way back (I'm conservative), but now I'm thinking more positively about the gen 5 pokémon, because I know (some of) them now. It gives more possibilities.

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

(http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/4/49/599.png)
Japanese: Giaru
English: Klink
French: Tic
German: Klikk

I like this one.

i checked out what the pigs evolution will look like i kinda like it

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:500Enbuoh.png
by the way i'm always all about the fire starters except in d/p cause mudkip just rocks

when i get B/W, if i don't like the english name, i'll change it to a different language name.
i would take Mijumaru over Oshawatt

//Updated the first post with new english names.

Snivy is ok, tepig sounds weird, and Oshawatt sounds horrible.

I looked at the stats for the final evos for all of them, and the water type's is pretty damn good. It has monstrous attack and decent stats to back it up.

Quote from: Mr Pokemon on January 14, 2011, 02:45:21 AM

I looked at the stats for the final evos for all of them, and the water type's is pretty damn good. It has monstrous attack and decent stats to back it up.

It actually has higher S atk, and im dissapointed in his average speed. The grass starter has monstrous speed and above average defense so im having a hard time picking which one to get. And Jalorda's Dream World ability + Leaf Storm is a deadly combo that looks very fun.

woobat...seriously, woobat?

what kind of a name is woobat, especially for the pokemon that is OBVIOUSLY taking over the role of ZUBAT, the least the could do is make a large difference between the two, but instead they change the first sound of it and say "yeah, thats good enough"

Quote from: Viper on January 14, 2011, 02:49:09 AM

Quote from: Mr Pokemon on January 14, 2011, 02:45:21 AM
I looked at the stats for the final evos for all of them, and the water type's is pretty damn good. It has monstrous attack and decent stats to back it up.

It actually has higher S atk, and im dissapointed in his average speed. The grass starter has monstrous speed and above average defense so im having a hard time picking which one to get. And Jalorda's Dream World ability + Leaf Storm is a deadly combo that looks very fun.

lots of fun! give it a life orb and hidden power fire to make it more deadly...

Good job with the updates!

Quote from: Jerry on January 14, 2011, 06:05:05 PM

Good job with the updates!

Aye. I've updated some more... Now they all are there. (excluding the last two).

Quote from: Viper on January 14, 2011, 02:49:09 AM

Quote from: Mr Pokemon on January 14, 2011, 02:45:21 AM
I looked at the stats for the final evos for all of them, and the water type's is pretty damn good. It has monstrous attack and decent stats to back it up.

It actually has higher S atk, and im dissapointed in his average speed. The grass starter has monstrous speed and above average defense so im having a hard time picking which one to get. And Jalorda's Dream World ability + Leaf Storm is a deadly combo that looks very fun.

Does swagger work with antagonist too? That would be awesome!!!

Quote from: Ponge on January 14, 2011, 07:02:36 PM

Does swagger work with antagonist too? That would be awesome!!!

I'd assume 'yes' IF the foe is the one that has the ability Antagonist

antagonist: All moves or abilities that would normally increase a stat will decrease it, and ones that would normally decrease a stat will increase it. This also applies to self-inflicted moves (bulbapedia)

I mean if you have antagonist, and you use swagger. He gets confused and -6 attack. Good idea, isn't it?

Quote from: Ponge on January 14, 2011, 08:09:45 PM

antagonist: All moves or abilities that would normally increase a stat will decrease it, and ones that would normally decrease a stat will increase it. This also applies to self-inflicted moves (bulbapedia)

I mean if you have antagonist, and you use swagger. He gets confused and -6 attack. Good idea, isn't it?

I'm not sure actually, i kno the ability effects stat changes to yourself but i have no clue if u do it to an enemy. I would guess no because that doesnt seem like it works that way.

I just looked up the serebii definition of it and it says: Moves used on the pokemon that raise stats lower stats, while the moves that lower the stats raise the stat.

It says "on the pokemon" so im gonna guess that it means swagger would not lower their attack unless, like Kamaran said, they also have the ability

I had only seen the one on bulbapedia. Thought it would be a great idea.

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/532.png)
English: Timburr

hurrdurr ^

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/533.png)
English: Gurdurr

self explanatory ^

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/612.png)
Japanese: Ononokusu
English: Haxorus
French: -
German: -

Lovin' this one. I especially like the claw sharpen/guillotine combo.

Quote from: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/612.png)
Japanese: Ononokusu
English: Haxorus
French: -
German: -

Hacks R Us

Im stiff.

I hope they don't have only 5 spaces to put a nickname in the english version, that way, I can make them japenese again

Quote from: PkMn Trainer Black on February 12, 2011, 12:32:07 AM

I hope they don't have only 5 spaces to put a nickname in the english version, that way, I can make them japenese again

I hope there's enough space to fit Mijimaru(or however it's spelled) in case I ever decide to get Oshawatt as my starter.

10 Character slots for English version, it always was :)

I couldn't remember how many there were, because I never nickname my pokemon. In Red Version I think there were even more slots on it. When I was five I caught a Magikarp in Vermillion city and nicknamed it Magikarpet. Maybe I should say something on topic now...
I like some of the english names for Generation 5, but the rest of them should have kept their Japanese names.

Well, all pokemon names are within 10 characters, hence why the name of one being incomplete, that is Feraligatr. (anyway, I consider it incomplete)

I've ~~forced~~ taught myself to like all of the english names...hating them won't make them go away (trust me, I've thrown fits about some of them).

On a similar note: Fraxure and HAXorus=The Best Pokemon Names EVER!

On another similar note: Anyone else gonna nickname their Oshawott "Oshawut?"...?

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/494.png)
Japanese: Victini
English: Victini

(http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/6/69/498.png)
Japanese: Pokabu
English: Tepig
French: Gruikui
German: Floink

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/499.png)
Japanese: Chaobuu
English: Pignite

(http://veekun.com/dex/media/black-white/500.png)
Japanese: Enbuoo
English: Emboar
i like these

Above post is meaningless?

pretty much

Pokemon Universe MMORPG

Pokémon Discussion => General Chat => Topic started by: Kamaran on November 23, 2010, 08:10:03 AM