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Onondo And More Given New Names

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Official Nintendo Magazine UK have revealed even more names in their latest article posted to the site. 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.

This update follows a previous article posted today on the IGN and ONM UK websites confirming names various names such as Elmonga.

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	Official Nintendo Magazine UK have revealed even more names in their latest article posted to the site. {{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 revealed even more names in their latest article posted to the site. {{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.

			This update follows a [[Web advertisement reveals more English names\|previous article]] posted today on the IGN and ONM UK websites confirming names various names such as {{p\|Elmonga}}.