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Bug Pokémon Part 2

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Bug Pokémon Part 2 is a song on the album Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia. It sings about some of the Bug-type Pokémon. It is performed by Fujisawa Hotsuki and Iwazaki Motokore. The song was composed by Cheru Watabe and the lyrics were written by Satoshi Tajiri.

Japanese lyrics

P-O-C-K-E-T M-O-N-S-T-E-R-S
Singing encyclopedia!
Comin' up: Mushi Pokémon Part Two
Itte miyo~!

PARASU
Mushi no senaka ni haete iru no wa touchuu kasou
Toiu kinoko. Sodatsu to kinoko mo ookiku naru.

PARASEKUTO
Kinoko no kasa kara dokuhoushi wo makichirasu.
Shikashi Chuugoku de wa kono houshi wo kampouyaku ni suru.

KOMPAN
Kurayami demo me ga reedaa no yakuwari wo shite
Katsudou dekiru. Me kara biimu wo hassha suru.

MORUPHON
Hane ni rimpun ga tsuite ite hirahira to
Habataku tabi ni moudoku no kona wo baramaku.

KAIROSU
Nihon no nagai tsuno wa pawafuru. Ichido
Hasamarete shimattara chigireru made hanasanai.

SUTORAIKU
Surudoi kama de emono wo kirisaki ikinone wo
Tomeru. Gokumare ni hane wo tsukatte tobu.
P-O-C-K-E-T M-O-N-S-T-E-R-S
Singing encyclopedia!
Comin' up: Mushi Pokémon Part Two
Let's go~!

Paras
This bug has mushrooms, called touchuukasou, growing from its back.
The mushrooms continue to grow up along with Paras.

Parasect
Its mushroom hat scatters poisonous spores.
However, in China, these spores are used in herbal medicine.

Konpan
Its eyes function as radar, so it can be active even in the dark.
It can also fire beams from its eyes.

Morphon
Its wings are covered in scales.
Everytime it flaps its wings, it releases toxic powder.

Kairos
It has two long, powerful horns.
Once it catches something, it won't let go until the prey has been torn to pieces.

Strike
It uses its sharp scythes to shred until its prey is dead.
It very rarely uses its wings to fly.


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