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Official Nintendo Magazine UK have also revealed that Onondo, Mebukijika, Haderia, Lepardas, Hiyappu, Baoappu and Desumasu have been given the names Fraxure, Sawsbuck, Herdier, Liepard, Panpour, Pansear and Yamask respectively. The Pokémon Musical keeps it's translated name. --Manaphy1 19:34, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

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	: Official Nintendo Magazine UK have also revealed that {{p\|Onondo}}, {{p\|Mebukijika}}, {{p\|Haderia}}, {{p\|Lepardas}}, {{p\|Hiyappu}}, {{p\|Baoappu}} and {{p\|Desumasu}} have been given the names {{p\|Fraxure}}, {{p\|Sawsbuck}}, {{p\|Herdier}}, {{p\|Liepard}}, {{p\|Panpour}}, {{p\|Pansear}} and {{p\|Yamask}} respectively. The {{bp\|Pokémon Musical}} keeps it's translated name.		: Official Nintendo Magazine UK have also revealed that {{p\|Onondo}}, {{p\|Mebukijika}}, {{p\|Haderia}}, {{p\|Lepardas}}, {{p\|Hiyappu}}, {{p\|Baoappu}} and {{p\|Desumasu}} have been given the names {{p\|Fraxure}}, {{p\|Sawsbuck}}, {{p\|Herdier}}, {{p\|Liepard}}, {{p\|Panpour}}, {{p\|Pansear}} and {{p\|Yamask}} respectively. The {{bp\|Pokémon Musical}} keeps it's translated name. --[[User:Manaphy1\|Manaphy1]] 19:34, 7 February 2011 (UTC)