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<div>{{:User:TTEchidna/Archive}}<br />
If you need to leave me a message, please do so by clicking the + tab next to "edit this page". Only do this '''''IF''''' it's really, really important. I wanna try to keep this from needing to be archived every twenty seconds. '''[[User:TTEchidna|<span style="color:#FF0000;">T</span>]][[User talk:TTEchidna|<span style="color:#FF0000;">T</span>]][[wp:Echidna|<span style="color:#FF0000;">E</span><span style="color:#0000FF;">chidna</span>]]'''<br />
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== Polish desc ==<br />
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"Czas podróżować kolczatka australijska (Time Traveling Echidna) od Bulbapedia."<br><br />
Means: "Time to travel australian echidna (Time Traveling Echidna) from Bulbapedia."<br><br />
What the f___ is that supposed to mean? You were using electronic translators, weren't you? Bad idea - Polish is a language that you cannot use with translators and do this correct. That sign is a complete nonsense. - [[User:Etamitlu|Etamitlu]] 12:34, 1 October 2007 (UTC)<br />
:You bet. But I feel like I gotta put something, even if it's badly-translated. '''[[User:TTEchidna|<span style="color:#FF0000">TTE</span>]][[User talk:TTEchidna|<span style="color:#0000FF">chidna</span>]]''' 19:08, 1 October 2007 (UTC)<br />
::It would be better if it had even bad-translated sense, don't you think? ;) Contact with me. AIM Jerzy232, MSN etamitlu@gazeta.pl. I will translate what you wanted to write. - [[User:Etamitlu|Etamitlu]] 19:28, 1 October 2007 (UTC)</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=User_talk:TTEchidna/Archive_Oct_07&diff=196116User talk:TTEchidna/Archive Oct 072007-10-01T12:34:07Z<p>Etamitlu: New section: Polish desc</p>
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== Polish desc ==<br />
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"Czas podróżować kolczatka australijska (Time Traveling Echidna) od Bulbapedia."<br><br />
Means: "Time to travel australian echidna (Time Traveling Echidna) from Bulbapedia."<br><br />
What the f___ is that supposed to mean? You were using electronic translators, weren't you? Bad idea - Polish is a language that you cannot use with translators and do this correct. That sign is a complete nonsense. - [[User:Etamitlu|Etamitlu]] 12:34, 1 October 2007 (UTC)</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=TM&diff=159808TM2007-08-05T21:05:44Z<p>Etamitlu: </p>
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<div>A '''Technical Machine''' or '''TM''' for short (Japanese: '''わざマシン''' ''Waza Mashin'', ''Technique Machine'') is a machine used by [[Pokémon trainer]]s to teach a [[Pokémon]] a new technique, or [[move]] that it would not otherwise learn. TMs are good for only one use, unlike [[Hidden Machine]]s or [[HM]]s, which can be used over and over again on many different Pokémon. TMs can be found on the ground or bought at department stores.<br />
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A TM can also be passed down through [[Breeding]] with the male Pokémon passing down moves in the [[Egg groups]].<br />
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== Generation I List of TMs ==<br />
[[Generation I]] featured the original 50 TMs with an additional [[Hidden Machine#Generation I|5 HMs]]. These TMs were found in: [[Pokémon Red]], [[Pokémon Green]], [[Pokémon Blue]] and [[Pokémon Yellow]]. [[Move Tutor]]s in [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]] teach many of these moves to Pokémon as they are not in the most current TM set.<br />
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* TM 01 - {{m|Mega Punch}}<br />
* TM 02 - {{m|Razor Wind}}<br />
* TM 03 - {{m|Swords Dance}}<br />
* TM 04 - {{m|Whirlwind}}<br />
* TM 05 - {{m|Mega Kick}}<br />
* TM 06 - {{m|Toxic}}<br />
* TM 07 - {{m|Horn Drill}}<br />
* TM 08 - {{m|Body Slam}}<br />
* TM 09 - {{m|Take Down}}<br />
* TM 10 - {{m|Double-Edge}}<br />
* TM 11 - {{m|Bubblebeam}}<br />
* TM 12 - {{m|Water Gun}}<br />
* TM 13 - {{m|Ice Beam}}<br />
* TM 14 - {{m|Blizzard}}<br />
* TM 15 - {{m|Hyper Beam}}<br />
* TM 16 - {{m|Pay Day}}<br />
* TM 17 - {{m|Submission}}<br />
* TM 18 - {{m|Counter}}<br />
* TM 19 - {{m|Seismic Toss}}<br />
* TM 20 - {{m|Rage}}<br />
* TM 21 - {{m|Mega Drain}}<br />
* TM 22 - {{m|Solarbeam}}<br />
* TM 23 - {{m|Dragon Rage}}<br />
* TM 24 - {{m|Thunderbolt}}<br />
* TM 25 - {{m|Thunder}}<br />
* TM 26 - {{m|Earthquake}}<br />
* TM 27 - {{m|Fissure}}<br />
* TM 28 - {{m|Dig}}<br />
* TM 29 - {{m|Psychic}}<br />
* TM 30 - {{m|Teleport}}<br />
* TM 31 - {{m|Mimic}}<br />
* TM 32 - {{m|Double Team}}<br />
* TM 33 - {{m|Reflect}}<br />
* TM 34 - {{m|Bide}}<br />
* TM 35 - {{m|Metronome}}<br />
* TM 36 - {{m|Selfdestruct}}<br />
* TM 37 - {{m|Egg Bomb}}<br />
* TM 38 - {{m|Fire Blast}}<br />
* TM 39 - {{m|Swift}}<br />
* TM 40 - {{m|Skull Bash}}<br />
* TM 41 - {{m|Softboiled}}<br />
* TM 42 - {{m|Dream Eater}}<br />
* TM 43 - {{m|Sky Attack}}<br />
* TM 44 - {{m|Rest}}<br />
* TM 45 - {{m|Thunder Wave}}<br />
* TM 46 - {{m|Psywave}}<br />
* TM 47 - {{m|Explosion}}<br />
* TM 48 - {{m|Rock Slide}}<br />
* TM 49 - {{m|Tri Attack}}<br />
* TM 50 - {{m|Substitute}}<br />
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== Generation II List of TMs ==<br />
[[Generation II]], with a newer moveset, overhauled the Generation I TMs. There were additions, removals and renumberings to the original list. There are 50 TMs and are found in [[Pokémon Gold and Silver|Pokémon Gold, Silver]] and [[Pokémon Crystal]].<br />
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* TM 01 - {{m|Dynamicpunch}}<br />
* TM 02 - {{m|Headbutt}}<br />
* TM 03 - {{m|Curse}}<br />
* TM 04 - {{m|Rollout}}<br />
* TM 05 - {{m|Roar}}<br />
* TM 06 - {{m|Toxic}}<br />
* TM 07 - {{m|Zap Cannon}}<br />
* TM 08 - {{m|Rock Smash}}<br />
* TM 09 - {{m|Psych Up}}<br />
* TM 10 - {{m|Hidden Power}}<br />
* TM 11 - {{m|Sunny Day}}<br />
* TM 12 - {{m|Sweet Scent}}<br />
* TM 13 - {{m|Snore}}<br />
* TM 14 - {{m|Blizzard}}<br />
* TM 15 - {{m|Hyper Beam}}<br />
* TM 16 - {{m|Icy Wind}}<br />
* TM 17 - {{m|Protect}}<br />
* TM 18 - {{m|Rain Dance}}<br />
* TM 19 - {{m|Giga Drain}}<br />
* TM 20 - {{m|Endure}}<br />
* TM 21 - {{m|Frustration}}<br />
* TM 22 - {{m|Solarbeam}}<br />
* TM 23 - {{m|Iron Tail}}<br />
* TM 24 - {{m|Dragonbreath}}<br />
* TM 25 - {{m|Thunder}}<br />
* TM 26 - {{m|Earthquake}}<br />
* TM 27 - {{m|Return}}<br />
* TM 28 - {{m|Dig}}<br />
* TM 29 - {{m|Psychic}}<br />
* TM 30 - {{m|Shadow Ball}}<br />
* TM 31 - {{m|Mud-Slap}}<br />
* TM 32 - {{m|Double Team}}<br />
* TM 33 - {{m|Ice Punch}}<br />
* TM 34 - {{m|Swagger}}<br />
* TM 35 - {{m|Sleep Talk}}<br />
* TM 36 - {{m|Sludge Bomb}}<br />
* TM 37 - {{m|Sandstorm}}<br />
* TM 38 - {{m|Fire Blast}}<br />
* TM 39 - {{m|Swift}}<br />
* TM 40 - {{m|Defense Curl}}<br />
* TM 41 - {{m|Thunderpunch}}<br />
* TM 42 - {{m|Dream Eater}}<br />
* TM 43 - {{m|Detect}}<br />
* TM 44 - {{m|Rest}}<br />
* TM 45 - {{m|Attract}}<br />
* TM 46 - {{m|Thief}}<br />
* TM 47 - {{m|Steel Wing}}<br />
* TM 48 - {{m|Fire Punch}}<br />
* TM 49 - {{m|Fury Cutter}}<br />
* TM 50 - {{m|Nightmare}}<br />
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== Generation III List of TMs ==<br />
Another moveset overhaul in [[Generation III]] forced the TM list to be readjusted once again. There are 50 TMs and are found in these games: [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire|Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire]], [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|Pokémon FireRed, LeafGreen]], [[Pokémon Emerald]], [[Pokémon Colosseum]], and [[Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness]].<br />
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* TM 01 - {{m|Focus Punch}}<br />
* TM 02 - {{m|Dragon Claw}}<br />
* TM 03 - {{m|Water Pulse}}<br />
* TM 04 - {{m|Calm Mind}}<br />
* TM 05 - {{m|Roar}}<br />
* TM 06 - {{m|Toxic}}<br />
* TM 07 - {{m|Hail}}<br />
* TM 08 - {{m|Bulk Up}}<br />
* TM 09 - {{m|Bullet Seed}}<br />
* TM 10 - {{m|Hidden Power}}<br />
* TM 11 - {{m|Sunny Day}}<br />
* TM 12 - {{m|Taunt}}<br />
* TM 13 - {{m|Ice Beam}}<br />
* TM 14 - {{m|Blizzard}}<br />
* TM 15 - {{m|Hyper Beam}}<br />
* TM 16 - {{m|Light Screen}}<br />
* TM 17 - {{m|Protect}}<br />
* TM 18 - {{m|Rain Dance}}<br />
* TM 19 - {{m|Giga Drain}}<br />
* TM 20 - {{m|Safeguard}}<br />
* TM 21 - {{m|Frustration}}<br />
* TM 22 - {{m|Solarbeam}}<br />
* TM 23 - {{m|Iron Tail}}<br />
* TM 24 - {{m|Thunderbolt}}<br />
* TM 25 - {{m|Thunder}}<br />
* TM 26 - {{m|Earthquake}}<br />
* TM 27 - {{m|Return}}<br />
* TM 28 - {{m|Dig}}<br />
* TM 29 - {{m|Psychic}}<br />
* TM 30 - {{m|Shadow Ball}}<br />
* TM 31 - {{m|Brick Break}}<br />
* TM 32 - {{m|Double Team}}<br />
* TM 33 - {{m|Reflect}}<br />
* TM 34 - {{m|Shock Wave}}<br />
* TM 35 - {{m|Flamethrower}}<br />
* TM 36 - {{m|Sludge Bomb}}<br />
* TM 37 - {{m|Sandstorm}}<br />
* TM 38 - {{m|Fire Blast}}<br />
* TM 39 - {{m|Rock Tomb}}<br />
* TM 40 - {{m|Aerial Ace}}<br />
* TM 41 - {{m|Torment}}<br />
* TM 42 - {{m|Facade}}<br />
* TM 43 - {{m|Secret Power}}<br />
* TM 44 - {{m|Rest}}<br />
* TM 45 - {{m|Attract}}<br />
* TM 46 - {{m|Thief}}<br />
* TM 47 - {{m|Steel Wing}}<br />
* TM 48 - {{m|Skill Swap}}<br />
* TM 49 - {{m|Snatch}}<br />
* TM 50 - {{m|Overheat}}<br />
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==Generation IV List of TMs ==<br />
With [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]], the number of TMs was nearly doubled. The first half remained exactly the same as the Generation III list while the new TMs made up the second half. The number of [[HM]]s remained at eight, though two new moves replaced {{m|Dive}}, now not machine-learnable, and {{m|Flash}}, now [[TM70]].<br />
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* TM 01 - {{m|Focus Punch}}<br />
* TM 02 - {{m|Dragon Claw}}<br />
* TM 03 - {{m|Water Pulse}}<br />
* TM 04 - {{m|Calm Mind}}<br />
* TM 05 - {{m|Roar}}<br />
* TM 06 - {{m|Toxic}}<br />
* TM 07 - {{m|Hail}}<br />
* TM 08 - {{m|Bulk Up}}<br />
* TM 09 - {{m|Bullet Seed}}<br />
* TM 10 - {{m|Hidden Power}}<br />
* TM 11 - {{m|Sunny Day}}<br />
* TM 12 - {{m|Taunt}}<br />
* TM 13 - {{m|Ice Beam}}<br />
* TM 14 - {{m|Blizzard}}<br />
* TM 15 - {{m|Hyper Beam}}<br />
* TM 16 - {{m|Light Screen}}<br />
* TM 17 - {{m|Protect}}<br />
* TM 18 - {{m|Rain Dance}}<br />
* TM 19 - {{m|Giga Drain}}<br />
* TM 20 - {{m|Safeguard}}<br />
* TM 21 - {{m|Frustration}}<br />
* TM 22 - {{m|Solarbeam}}<br />
* TM 23 - {{m|Iron Tail}}<br />
* TM 24 - {{m|Thunderbolt}}<br />
* TM 25 - {{m|Thunder}}<br />
* TM 26 - {{m|Earthquake}}<br />
* TM 27 - {{m|Return}}<br />
* TM 28 - {{m|Dig}}<br />
* TM 29 - {{m|Psychic}}<br />
* TM 30 - {{m|Shadow Ball}}<br />
* TM 31 - {{m|Brick Break}}<br />
* TM 32 - {{m|Double Team}}<br />
* TM 33 - {{m|Reflect}}<br />
* TM 34 - {{m|Shock Wave}}<br />
* TM 35 - {{m|Flamethrower}}<br />
* TM 36 - {{m|Sludge Bomb}}<br />
* TM 37 - {{m|Sandstorm}}<br />
* TM 38 - {{m|Fire Blast}}<br />
* TM 39 - {{m|Rock Tomb}}<br />
* TM 40 - {{m|Aerial Ace}}<br />
* TM 41 - {{m|Torment}}<br />
* TM 42 - {{m|Facade}}<br />
* TM 43 - {{m|Secret Power}}<br />
* TM 44 - {{m|Rest}}<br />
* TM 45 - {{m|Attract}}<br />
* TM 46 - {{m|Thief}}<br />
* TM 47 - {{m|Steel Wing}}<br />
* TM 48 - {{m|Skill Swap}}<br />
* TM 49 - {{m|Snatch}}<br />
* TM 50 - {{m|Overheat}}<br />
* TM 51 - {{m|Roost}}<br />
* TM 52 - {{m|Focus Blast}}<br />
* TM 53 - {{m|Energy Ball}}<br />
* TM 54 - {{m|False Swipe}}<br />
* TM 55 - {{m|Brine}}<br />
* TM 56 - {{m|Fling}}<br />
* TM 57 - {{m|Charge Beam}}<br />
* TM 58 - {{m|Endure}}<br />
* TM 59 - {{m|Dragon Pulse}}<br />
* TM 60 - {{m|Drain Punch}}<br />
* TM 61 - {{m|Will-O-Wisp}}<br />
* TM 62 - {{m|Silver Wind}}<br />
* TM 63 - {{m|Embargo}}<br />
* TM 64 - {{m|Explosion}}<br />
* TM 65 - {{m|Shadow Claw}}<br />
* TM 66 - {{m|Payback}}<br />
* TM 67 - {{m|Recycle}}<br />
* TM 68 - {{m|Giga Impact}}<br />
* TM 69 - {{m|Rock Polish}}<br />
* TM 70 - {{m|Flash}}<br />
* TM 71 - {{m|Stone Edge}}<br />
* TM 72 - {{m|Avalanche}}<br />
* TM 73 - {{m|Thunder Wave}}<br />
* TM 74 - {{m|Gyro Ball}}<br />
* TM 75 - {{m|Swords Dance}}<br />
* TM 76 - {{m|Stealth Rock}}<br />
* TM 77 - {{m|Psych Up}}<br />
* TM 78 - {{m|Captivate}}<br />
* TM 79 - {{m|Dark Pulse}}<br />
* TM 80 - {{m|Rock Slide}}<br />
* TM 81 - {{m|X-Scissor}}<br />
* TM 82 - {{m|Sleep Talk}}<br />
* TM 83 - {{m|Natural Gift}}<br />
* TM 84 - {{m|Poison Jab}}<br />
* TM 85 - {{m|Dream Eater}}<br />
* TM 86 - {{m|Grass Knot}}<br />
* TM 87 - {{m|Swagger}}<br />
* TM 88 - {{m|Pluck}}<br />
* TM 89 - {{m|U-turn}}<br />
* TM 90 - {{m|Substitute}}<br />
* TM 91 - {{m|Flash Cannon}}<br />
* TM 92 - {{m|Trick Room}}<br />
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The eight [[HM]]s bring the number of total combined TMs and HMs to 100.<br />
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==Move tutor moves==<br />
Though technically not TMs, [[move tutor]] moves are moves which were often formerly contained in TMs. This type of move began in Crystal, where outside of the [[Goldenrod City]] [[Goldenrod Game Corner|Game Corner]] a man would teach a compatible Pokémon {{m|Flamethrower}}, {{m|Ice Beam}}, or {{m|Thunderbolt}} for 4000 coins on certain days of the week.<br />
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This was continued in FireRed and LeafGreen, where trainers could encounter NPCs who would offer to teach a Pokémon a move that was not otherwise available to it. Most often, these moves were available in TMs in the Red, Blue, and Yellow versions, but because FireRed and LeafGreen use the same TM set as other Generation III games, these moves were no longer able to be taught at will.<br />
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In Emerald, the same moves were able to be learned via move tutors, but some Generation II TM moves which were no longer available by TM were now added to the mix.<br />
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[[Category:Games]]<br />
[[Category:Equipment]]<br />
[[Category:TMs|*]]<br />
[[Category:Terminology]]<br />
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[[pl:Technical Machine]]</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Cynthia&diff=155998Cynthia2007-07-29T10:56:46Z<p>Etamitlu: </p>
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<div>{{CharacterInfobox|<br />
name=Cynthia |<br />
jname=シロナ |<br />
tmname=Shirona |<br />
image=[[Image:Shirona.jpg|140px]] |<br />
caption=Diamond/Pearl Artwork |<br />
gender=Female |<br />
hometown=[[Celestic Town]] |<br />
region=[[Sinnoh]] |<br />
relatives=Grandmother in [[Celestic Town]] |<br />
trainer=yes |<br />
trainerclass=[[Pokémon champion|Champion]] |<br />
numpkmncaught=Varies with canon |<br />
game=yes |<br />
generation=[[Generation IV|IV]] |<br />
games=[[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl|Diamond]], [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl|Pearl]] |<br />
leader=no |<br />
elite=yes |<br />
type=Various |<br />
team=no |<br />
brain=no |<br />
anime=yes |<br />
epnum=DP040 |<br />
epname=Champion Cynthia Appears! |<br />
}}<br />
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'''Cynthia''' (Japanese: '''シロナ''' ''Shirona'') is a [[Pokémon master]] and [[Pokémon champion|Elite Four Champion]] in [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]]. Other than the player using a [[Gender#Trainers|female]] [[Player character|character]], she is the first known female League champion.<br />
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=In the anime=<br />
[[Image:Cynthia anime.jpg|thumb|left|Cynthia, as she appears in the anime]]<br />
Cynthia was first mentioned in [[Lucian]]'s flashback in [[DP035]], and she made her first appearance in [[DP040]] when she defeated four of [[Paul]]'s Pokémon with her {{p|Garchomp}}.<br />
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Her Japanese voice actress is 櫻井智 ''Tomo Sakurai''.<br />
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==Pokémon==<br />
*{{p|Garchomp}} (Seiyū: 小西克幸 ''[[Katsuyuki Konishi]]'')<br />
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=In the games=<br />
Cynthia helps the main character against [[Team Galactic]] in a point in the game. She is also found on [[Route 214]] after the player has defeated [[Crasher Wake]] and received the Fen Badge. She gives the player the [[SecretPotion]] to get past the {{p|Psyduck}} group on [[Route 210]]. She is very interested in mythology and history, and spends her time exploring various sites associated with [[Legendary Pokémon]] of the Sinnoh region.<br />
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Later she reappears as the League Champion.<br />
==Pokémon==<br />
{{Team|<br />
|#1=[[Image:442Mikaruge.png]]<br />
|Poke1={{p|Spiritomb}}<br />
|LV1=Lv. 61<br />
|G1=♀<br />
|HI1=?<br />
|M1P1={{M|Dark Pulse}}<br />
|M2P1={{M|Psychic}}<br />
|M3P1={{M|Silver Wind}}<br />
|M4P1={{M|Embargo}}<br />
<br />
|#2=[[Image:445Gaburiasu.png]]<br />
|Poke2={{p|Garchomp}}<br />
|LV2=Lv. 66<br />
|G2=♀<br />
|HI2=Sitrus Berry<br />
|M1P2={{M|Dragon Rush}}<br />
|M2P2={{M|Brick Break}}<br />
|M3P2={{M|Giga Impact}}<br />
|M4P2={{M|Earthquake}}<br />
<br />
|#3=[[Image:Spr_4d_423-West.png]]<br />
|Poke3={{p|Gastrodon}}<br />
|LV3=Lv. 60<br />
|G3=♀<br />
|HI3=?<br />
|M1P3={{M|Earthquake}}<br />
|M2P3={{M|Sludge Bomb}}<br />
|M3P3={{M|Muddy Water}}<br />
|M4P3={{M|Stone Edge}}<br />
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|#4=[[Image:350.png]]<br />
|Poke4={{p|Milotic}}<br />
|LV4=Lv. 63<br />
|G4=♀<br />
|HI4=?<br />
|M1P4={{M|Mirror Coat}}<br />
|M2P4={{M|Ice Beam}}<br />
|M3P4={{M|Aqua Ring}}<br />
|M4P4={{M|Surf}}<br />
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|#5=[[Image:407.png]]<br />
|Poke5={{p|Roserade}}<br />
|LV5=Lv. 60<br />
|G5=♀<br />
|HI5=?<br />
|M1P5={{M|Energy Ball}}<br />
|M2P5={{M|Sludge Bomb}}<br />
|M3P5={{M|Shadow Ball}}<br />
|M4P5={{M|Extrasensory}}<br />
<br />
|#6=[[Image:Sprite-Lucario.png]]<br />
|Poke6={{p|Lucario}}<br />
|LV6=Lv. 63<br />
|G6=♂<br />
|HI6=?<br />
|M1P6={{M|Psychic}}<br />
|M2P6={{M|Dragon Pulse}}<br />
|M3P6={{M|Earthquake}}<br />
|M4P6={{M|Aura Sphere}}<br />
}}<br />
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==Quotes==<br />
Before battle:<br><br />
''"One look at you tells me many things about you. Together, you and your Pokemon overcame all the challenges you faced, however difficult. It means that you've triumphed over any personal weaknesses, too. The power you learned... I can feel it from you. That's enough talking. Let's get on with why you're here. I, Cynthia, accept your challenge as the Pokemon League Champion! There won't be any letup from me!"''<br />
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During battle:<br><br />
''"I can't remember the last time I was put in a corner like this!"''<br />
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''"I won't let this end yet! This match is too fun to let it end this easily!"''<br />
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When defeated:<br><br />
''"Just a few moments ago, you were the most powerful challenger. And just now, you became the most powerful of all the Trainers. You are now our newest Champion!''<br />
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=Trivia=<br />
Cynthia is the first female NPC champion<!--, if the player defeating the [[Elite Four]] and Champion in previous games is not taken into consideration-->, and the first NPC champion since [[Blue (game)|Blue]] to not have a type theme.<br />
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==Names==<br />
{| border="1" style="border: 1px solid #88a; border-collapse: collapse;" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="2"<br />
|- style="background: #ccf;"<br />
! Language<br />
! Name<br />
! Origin<br />
|- <br />
|Japanese<br />
|シロナ ''Shirona''<br />
|<br />
|-<br />
|English<br />
|Cynthia<br />
|Latinized form of Greek Κυνθια (Kynthia) which means "woman from Kynthos". Similar to Shirona.<br>Possibly chosen due to similarity to "synthesis", or combining different pieces into one entity, which is a reference to the fact she combines several types in her arsenal.<br />
|-<br />
|French<br />
|Cynthia<br />
|<br />
|-<br />
|German<br />
|Cynthia<br />
|<br />
|-<br />
|Italian<br />
|Camilla<br />
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[[pl:Cynthia]]</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Talk:Biruritchi_(TCG_GB)&diff=85118Talk:Biruritchi (TCG GB)2006-11-20T16:48:44Z<p>Etamitlu: Talk:King Biruritchi moved to Talk:King Biruricchi</p>
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<div>I keep forgetting that game exists. T_T They never translated it, did they? -[[User:Ketsuban|Ketsuban]]<br />
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Nope. It's a pretty cool game too. :( -[[user:greengiant|greengiant]]<br />
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Wasn't the full title something like "Pokemon Trading Card Game 2--Return of the Great Rocket Gang"? --BJ<br />
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Yes, that's true, but I didn't know how to reference it because it was never made into an English game. The style says to go by the English version name, which was "Pokemon Trading Card Game" so I just attached a 2 on there, as it would be expected to be called if it were translated. The full Japanese name is ポケモンカードGB2 GR団参上！ (Pokemon Card GB2: Enter GR Gang!), so maybe I should use that? -greengiant</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Biruritchi_(TCG_GB)&diff=85116Biruritchi (TCG GB)2006-11-20T16:48:42Z<p>Etamitlu: King Biruritchi moved to King Biruricchi</p>
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<div>[[Image:biruritchi.PNG|frame|Game art of King Biruritchi]]<br />
'''King Biruritchi''' (Japanese: '''キング・ビルリッチ''', ''Biruricchi'' is also seen) is the creator of [[Team Great Rocket]] from [[Pokémon Card GB 2]]. A large, intimidating man, he and his minions kidnapped the the [[Grand Master]]s and [[Club Master]]s and stole the four [[Legendary Pokémon cards]] to use for no good. Biruritchi resides in [[Rocket Castle]] on a far away island. If defeated in a two-match card duel, he admits defeat and gives up the Togepi Coin and the GR's {{p|Mewtwo}} card.<br />
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{{gamestub}}</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Archie&diff=66480Archie2006-07-29T10:42:21Z<p>Etamitlu: What the hell!</p>
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<div>[[Image:Archieconfident.jpg|Aqua Boss Archie|thumb]]<br />
'''Archie''' (Japanese: アオギリ '''Aogiri''') is the head of [[Team Aqua]].<br />
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=Names=<br />
{| {{bluetable|background: white; width: 100%}}<br />
|- style="background: #ccf;"<br />
! Language<br />
! Name<br />
! Reference to<br />
|- <br />
| Japanese<br />
| '''アオギリ''' Aogiri<br />
| <br />
|-<br />
| English<br />
| Archie<br />
| Aqua.<br />
|-<br />
| French<br />
| Arthur<br />
| Aqua.<br />
|-<br />
| German<br />
| Adrian<br />
| Aqua.<br />
|-<br />
| Italian<br />
| Ivan<br />
| Idro.<br />
|-<br />
| Spanish<br />
| Aquiles<br />
| Aqua.<br />
|-<br />
| Hebrew<br />
| ארקי<br />
| <br />
|}<br />
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=In the Anime=<br />
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Archie appeared in two episodes of the anime. His Japanese voice actor is unknown, and his English voice actor is [[Sean Schemmel]].<br />
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Episode 5 (Season 8) - Gaining Groudon<br />
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The kids are floating on logs at sea when a red submarine appears beneath them, belonging to Team Magma. At the floating Magma base, the kids are taken into custody. Team Magma Leader Maxie explains to them about how he has the Blue Orb in his possession, allowing him to control Groudon. Unfortunately, the Legendary Pokémon they currently have in their possession is Kyogre.<br />
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A disguised Shelly of Team Aqua sneaks away and unlocks Kyogre, setting off an alarm. Kyogre awakens and busts out of the floating base, causing it to begin sinking. In the chaos, the kids try to grab the orb, and Pikachu accidentally absorbs it and goes berserk.<br />
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Ash is separated from his friends and attacked by a Team Magma member. He meets what appears to be another member of Team Magma - but it's really Lance of the Elite Four in disguise! Lance has also sent his red Gyarados to go help Ash's friends.<br />
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Both Teams Magma and Aqua end up on Monsu Island, along with Team Rocket, who wants to steal both Legendary Pokémon. Of course, it's no good, as Kyogre is under the control of the Red Orb, which is currently in Team Aqua's possession...<br />
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Episode 6 (Season 8) - The Scuffle of Legends<br />
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Team Magma and Team Aqua continue to fight on Monsu Island. The Red Orb, which can control Kyogre, is currently held by the Team Aqua Leader Archie. Archie merges with the orb and now crazed as a result, orders Kyogre to sink the island.<br />
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Everyone tries to flee into the ruins on the island, while Lance challenges Kyogre with his Dragonite. Dragonite's Hyper Beam is not strong enough to stop the ancient Pokémon.<br />
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Team Rocket still wants to steal Groudon, restrained inside the Team Aqua base. Instead, they are attacked by a possessed Pikachu, who awakens Groudon. The giant Ground-type leaves the base and begins a massive battle with Kyogre, but the two are evenly matched.<br />
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The kids find a way to distract Kyogre, which gives Groudon the opportunity to defeat the Water-type. The orbs leave the bodies of Archie and Pikachu, floating up in the air until they merge and then disintegrate. Archie and Pikachu both come back to their senses, while the two Legendary Pokémon retreat back into their ancient slumber.<br />
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==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Archie's Pokémon in the Pokémon anime.<br />
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=In the Games=<br />
Archie is the head of Team Aqua. In [[Pokémon Sapphire]] he first appears in the [[Oceanic Museum]] in Slateport City, trying to steal the [[Devon Goods]] from [[Captain Stern]]. <br />
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Later, Team Aqua members steal a [[meteorite]] from [[Professor Cozmo]] and try to turn [[Mt. Chimney]] into a lake.<br />
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==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Archie's Pokémon in the video games he has appeared in.<br />
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===Pokémon Sapphire===<br />
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====First Battle====<br />
* Level 24 {{p|Mightyena}}<br />
* Level 24 {{p|Crobat}}<br />
* Level 25 Sharpedo<br />
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====Second Battle====<br />
* Level 41 Mightyena<br />
* Level 41 Crobat<br />
* Level 43 Sharpedo<br />
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===Pokémon Emerald===<br />
* Level 41 Mightyena<br />
* Level 41 Crobat<br />
* Level 43 Sharpedo<br />
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=In the Pokémon Special Manga=<br />
In the [[Pokémon Special]] manga, Archie is one of the devious villains of [[Hoenn]]. His identity is a secret, and he works as the head of [[Hoenn TV]], which made him the boss of [[Gabby & Ty]].Using his position as the master of the region's media, Archie was able to cover up Team Aqua's actions and air anti-Team Magma propaganda.<br />
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He ensures that Team Aqua's missions are carried out in top secret, and eliminates any evidence of their attacks. The only major feat they have accomplished is stealing the prototype engine for the Submarine Explorer 1; however, this was the only thing really essential to their plans. When Maxie obtained the Blue Orb, [[Shizuku]]'s [[Volbeat]] stole it from them and gave it to him.<br />
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After [[Rayquaza]] interrupted the battle between Groudon and Kyogre, Archie and Maxie went insane and attempted to destroy those who interferred with their plans. Archie used his [[Tentacruel]] to pull [[Courtney]] into the Cave Of Origin, suffocate [[Ruby (Special)|Ruby]] and hold [[Winona]] hostage when Wallace tried to save Ruby. Archie stomped on Ruby's [[Feebas]], Mimi and mocked it for being weak and ugly.<br />
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==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Archie's Pokémon in the Pokémon Special manga.<br />
* {{p|Walrein}}<br />
* Tentacruel<br />
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===Owned===<br />
* {{p|Kyogre}}: disconnected from after he lost the Blue Orb.<br />
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===At Team Aqua's HQ===<br />
* {{p|Qwilfish}}<br />
* {{p|Mantine}}<br />
* {{p|Goldeen}}<br />
* {{p|Magikarp}}<br />
* {{p|Remoraid}}<br />
* {{p|Wailmer}}<br />
* {{p|Chinchou}}<br />
* {{p|Shellder}}<br />
* {{p|Sharpedo}}<br />
* {{p|Huntail}}<br />
* {{p|Corsola}}<br />
* {{p|Horsea}}<br />
* {{p|Barboach}}<br />
* Tentacruel<br />
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[[de:Adrian]]</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Talk:Maxie&diff=66479Talk:Maxie2006-07-29T10:42:07Z<p>Etamitlu: </p>
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<div>==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Maxie's Pokémon in the video games he has appeared in.<br />
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===Pokémon Ruby===<br />
====First Battle====<br />
* Level 17 {{p|Torkoal}}<br />
* Level 17 {{p|Camerupt}} <===== Where's that idiot?</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Talk:Archie&diff=66478Talk:Archie2006-07-29T10:42:06Z<p>Etamitlu: </p>
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<div>==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Archie's Pokémon in the video games he has appeared in.<br />
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===Pokémon Sapphire===<br />
====First Battle====<br />
* Level 17 {{p|Huntail}}<br />
* Level 17 {{p|Sharpedo}} <===== Where's that idiot?</div>Etamitluhttps://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/w/index.php?title=Maxie&diff=66477Maxie2006-07-29T10:40:53Z<p>Etamitlu: What the hell!</p>
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<div>[[Image:Maxie_blueorb.jpg|thumb|Maxie, the leader of Team Magma]] '''Maxie''' (Japanese: マツブサ '''Matsubusa''', French: '''Max''', German: '''Marc''', Italian: '''Max''', Spanish: '''Magno''', Hebrew: '''מקסי'''.) ) is the head of [[Team Magma]].<br />
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=Names=<br />
{| {{bluetable|background: white; width: 100%}}<br />
|- style="background: #ccf;"<br />
! Language<br />
! Name<br />
! Reference to<br />
|- <br />
| Japanese<br />
| ''マツブサ'' Matsubusa<br />
| 松房 ''Matsubusa'', a family of vines, ''Schisandra''<br />
|-<br />
| English<br />
| Maxie<br />
| <br />
|-<br />
| French<br />
| Max<br />
| <br />
|-<br />
| German<br />
| Marc<br />
| <br />
|-<br />
| Italian<br />
| Max<br />
| <br />
|-<br />
| Spanish<br />
| Magno<br />
| <br />
|-<br />
| Hebrew<br />
| מקסי<br />
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|}<br />
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=In the Anime=<br />
<br />
Episode 5 (Season 8) - Gaining Groudon<br />
<br />
The kids are floating on logs at sea when a red submarine appears beneath them, belonging to Team Magma. At the floating Magma base, the kids are taken into custody. Team Magma Leader Maxie explains to them about how he has the Blue Orb in his possession, allowing him to control Groudon. Unfortunately, the Legendary Pokémon they currently have in their possession is Kyogre.<br />
<br />
A disguised [[Shelly]] of Team Aqua sneaks away and unlocks Kyogre, setting off an alarm. Kyogre awakens and busts out of the floating base, causing it to begin sinking. In the chaos, the kids try to grab the orb, and Pikachu accidentally absorbs it and goes berserk.<br />
<br />
Ash is separated from his friends and attacked by a Team Magma member. He meets what appears to be another member of Team Magma - but it's really Lance of the Elite Four in disguise! Lance has also sent his red Gyarados to go help Ash's friends.<br />
<br />
Both Teams Magma and Aqua end up on Monsu Island, along with Team Rocket, who wants to steal both Legendary Pokémon. Of course, it's no good, as Kyogre is under the control of the Red Orb, which is currently in Team Aqua's possession...<br />
<br />
<br />
Episode 6 (Season 8) - The Scuffle of Legends<br />
<br />
Team Magma and Team Aqua continue to fight on Monsu Island. The Red Orb, which can control Kyogre, is currently held by the Team Aqua Leader Archie. Archie merges with the orb and now crazed as a result, orders Kyogre to sink the island.<br />
<br />
Everyone tries to flee into the ruins on the island, while Lance challenges Kyogre with his Dragonite. Dragonite's Hyper Beam is not strong enough to stop the ancient Pokémon.<br />
<br />
Team Rocket still wants to steal Groudon, restrained inside the Team Aqua base. Instead, they are attacked by a possessed Pikachu, who awakens Groudon. The giant Ground-type leaves the base and begins a massive battle with Kyogre, but the two are evenly matched.<br />
<br />
The kids find a way to distract Kyogre, which gives Groudon the opportunity to defeat the Water-type. The orbs leave the bodies of Archie and Pikachu, floating up in the air until they merge and then disintegrate. Archie and Pikachu both come back to their senses, while the two Legendary Pokémon retreat back into their ancient slumber.<br />
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=In the Games=<br />
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In [[Pokémon Ruby]], Maxie leads Team Magma in awakening {{p|Groudon}} to expand the land masses of the world; in [[Pokémon Sapphire]], he opposes [[Archie]], who is trying to awaken {{p|Kyogre}} to expand the world's seas.<br />
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==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Maxie's Pokémon in the video games he has appeared in.<br />
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===Pokémon Ruby===<br />
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====First Battle====<br />
* Level 24 {{p|Mightyena}}<br />
* Level 24 {{p|Crobat}}<br />
* Level 25 Camerupt<br />
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====Second Battle====<br />
* Level 41 Mightyena<br />
* Level 41 Crobat<br />
* Level 43 Camerupt<br />
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===Pokémon Emerald===<br />
====First Battle====<br />
* Level 24 Mightyena<br />
* Level 24 Crobat<br />
* Level 25 Camerupt<br />
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====Second Battle====<br />
* Level 37 Mightyena<br />
* Level 38 Crobat<br />
* Level 39 Camerupt<br />
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====Third Battle====<br />
* Level 42 Mightyena<br />
* Level 43 Crobat<br />
* Level 44 Camerupt<br />
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=In the Pokémon Special Manga=<br />
Maxie does not have any fixed headquarters and moves his locations from cave to cave across Hoenn. He rules Team Magma like a barbarian gang but he makes them more elusive; because of this, Team Magma was able to steal the Scanner from the Abandoned Ship and both Red Orb and Blue Orb. However, the latter was stolen by [[Shizuku]]'s [[Volbeat]] for Archie.<br />
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After [[Rayquaza]] halted the fight between Groudon and Kyogre, Maxie and Archie went insane and attempted to destroy everyone who had interferred in their plan: the [[Elite 4]], the [[Gym Leaders]], the Regis, even their own members. It was Maxie's [[Houndoom]] that burned [[Norman]] with it's flames.<br />
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==Pokémon==<br />
This listing is of Maxie's Pokémon in the Pokémon Special manga.<br />
* Camerupt<br />
* Houndoom<br />
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===Owned===<br />
* {{p|Groudon}}: disconnected from when he lost the Red Orb<br />
* {{p|Kyogre}}: lost control of along with the Blue Orb<br />
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[[de:Marc]]</div>Etamitlu