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ITT: Pokémon whose names are better in other languages. If it isn't similar enough to English to be understood, please remember to explain it.
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French is best Talonflame alternative; "Flambusard".>Spanish and Italian are both still Talonflame
>>13726653 >Spanish and Italian almost always share the English name and that isn't notable pardon my dumb
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>>13726600 sulfra sulfer+ra retard
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>>13726677 Sulfur isn't a word in French, it's "soufre". Moltres' French name comes from "Sulfureux", meaning infernal. Moltres, in French, is "Infernal Ra".
Retard.
>>13726745 >pretend the other names have a relation to some figure/deity >moltres is muh special waifu so it doesn't Go to bed justin.
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>>13726788 >Moltres, in French, is "Infernal Ra". >Infernal Ra >Ra My name isn't Justin and learn to fucking read.
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>artikODIN >elekTHOR >sulMOZART
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>>13726826 >Wheezing = Sneezing 10/10 every time I see it until I die.
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>>13726662 >almost always always, my friend
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Nothing beats the good old Impergator (combination of Imperator (emperor) and Alligator)
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Jellicent's German name is Apoquallyp, a combination of Apokalypse and Qualle (jellyfish), possibly with a bit of Polyp mixed in as well. It's one of the best Pokémon names ever, IMO.
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I'd rather ahve the English names even if they might be retarded since it would be annoying to remember a double pokèdex, nobody beats the Japanese Pokédex at having retarded names anyway.
