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Patrat, #504 – Scout Pokémon Using food stored in cheek pouches, they can keep watch for days. They use their tails to communicate with others.

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Day 538 - Minezumi | ミネズミ | Patrat

This is Mt. Nevasca. Site of the Old Reign’s roots. It's deepest cave hold the Exiled Six, on the lookout for the corrupt. The Pokémon of the valley keep watch for the warring kingdom of Hollow Island's mercenaries. (Context)

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Minezumi and Miruhog use their eyes to see even through snow squalls. Winter isn't a problem for Minezumi. When it finds something, its tail sticks up straight to alert the others.

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phew.

applied for housing next year. all is good.

also, started up my white nuzlocke. Not using the actual character name on the trainer though (decided on コマキ [komaki], running as touko) since リリ (or even リリィ) is kind of boring. :V But I'm fond of my naming scheme. Basically, take two words in Japanese and/or English and combine 'em to make a name. My female Tsutaaja is named ハッパシュ [happashu], which comes from 葉っぱ [happa, leaf] and 捕手 [hoshu, (baseball) catcher], coming to mean something like "leaf catcher". Then my male minezumi is チップリス, from the english word "chip" (as in the disney character) and シマリス [shimarisu, chipmunk]. :3 I like this naming scheme a lot.