Yes, I'm a poor Chinese speaker, so some of the lines may be incorrect. Also, my throat hurt a little, and the lips were moving too fast for me (sorry...). btw, I named Piplup "Bing Niao", which means "Ice Bird", as I had NO idea what Piplup's Chinese...
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