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Battle Subway English names revealed (view source)
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picture=Subway Masters.png | | picture=Subway Masters.png | | ||
caption=The two Subway Bosses, Emmet | caption=The two Subway Bosses, Ingo and Emmet | | ||
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tagline=Subway Bosses Emmet | tagline=Subway Bosses Ingo and Emmet revealed by ONM | | ||
blurb=The Official Nintendo Magazine UK has revealed that the English names of several concepts relating to the Battle Subway. Firstly, the Battle Subway keeps its name. Meanwhile, the Trainer class Subway Master is now Subway Boss, Kudari is now Ingo, and Nobori is now Emmet. Additionally, it also revealed that the PokéShifter keeps its Japanese name. }} | blurb=The Official Nintendo Magazine UK has revealed that the English names of several concepts relating to the Battle Subway. Firstly, the Battle Subway keeps its name. Meanwhile, the Trainer class Subway Master is now Subway Boss, Kudari is now Ingo, and Nobori is now Emmet. Additionally, it also revealed that the PokéShifter keeps its Japanese name. }} | ||
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