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 sourcename=Imawaka Futaba |
 sourcelink=http://f42.aaa.livedoor.jp/~imawaka/imgboardphp/futaba.htm |
-tagline=Two new scans |
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-blurb=Two new scans from Japanese gaming magazine <i>Famitsu</i> were uploaded to an anonymous Japanese imageboard today, revealing more information about Pokémon: Dungeon of Mystery. The scans appear to show Pokémon that can join players' teams in addition to the battle format of the games. }}
+blurb=Three new scans from Japanese gaming magazine ''Famitsu'' were uploaded to an anonymous Japanese imageboard today, revealing more information about Pokémon: Dungeon of Mystery. The scans appear to show Pokémon that can join players' teams in addition to the battle format of the games. }}
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 [[Image:Scan1.jpg|thumb|right|Page one of the scan]]
 [[Image:Scan2.jpg|thumb|right|Page two of the scan]]
-Two new scans from Japanese gaming magazine <i>Famitsu</i> were uploaded to an anonymous Japanese imageboard today, revealing more information about Pokémon: Dungeon of Mystery. The scans appear to show Pokémon that can join players' teams in addition to the battle format of the games.
+[[Image:Scan3.jpg|thumb|right|Part of page three of the scan]]
+Three new scans from Japanese gaming magazine ''Famitsu'' were uploaded to an anonymous Japanese imageboard today, revealing more information about Pokémon: Dungeon of Mystery. The scans appear to show Pokémon that can join players' teams in addition to the battle format of the games.
-Pokémon: Dungeon of Mystery versions Red and Blue will be available for Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS, respectively, on Nov. 17.
+''Pokémon: Dungeon of Mystery: Red Rescue Team'' and ''Blue Rescue Team'' will be available for Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS, respectively, on Nov. 17.