>>34736907g and t are not as easy to assimilate though, considering they're both plosives, and the majority of English speakers navigate the variance well enough. I've never heard "Dugtrio" be butchered into "ducktrio" to be honest, so there's that. Also, Russian and German are well-known for altering the final consonant of words into being voiced or unvoiced, so it's a good guess to make. Russian especially so, considering they do not have any translated Pokémon names of their own.
