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	Official Nintendo Magazine UK have revealed even more names in their latest article posted to the site. {{p\|Onondo}}, {{p\|Mebukijika}}, {{p\|Haderia}}, {{p\|Lepardas}}, {{p\|Hiyappu}}, {{p\|Baoappu}} and {{p\|Desumasu}} have been given the names {{p\|Fraxure}}, {{p\|Sawsbuck}}, {{p\|Herdier}}, {{p\|Liepard}}, {{p\|Panpour}}, {{p\|Pansear}} and {{p\|Yamask}} respectively. The {{bp\|Pokémon Musical}} keeps it's translated name.		Official Nintendo Magazine UK have revealed even more names in their latest article posted to the site. {{p\|Onondo}}, {{p\|Mebukijika}}, {{p\|Haderia}}, {{p\|Lepardas}}, {{p\|Hiyappu}}, {{p\|Baoappu}} and {{p\|Desumasu}} have been given the names {{p\|Fraxure}}, {{p\|Sawsbuck}}, {{p\|Herdier}}, {{p\|Liepard}}, {{p\|Panpour}}, {{p\|Pansear}} and {{p\|Yamask}} respectively. The {{bp\|Pokémon Musical}} keeps it's translated name.

			This update follows a [[Web advertisement reveals more English names\|previous article]] posted today on the IGN and ONM UK websites confirming names various names such as {{p\|Elmonga}}.