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Welder (Unbroken Bonds 189)

Welder (Japanese: 溶接工 Welder) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular card and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. Both prints feature artwork by Hitoshi Ariga. A new print with different artwork by the same artist was released as a and was awarded to participants of Regional Championships held during the Cosmic Eclipse Season (November 2019-January 2020). A gold foil stamped "Staff" version was also given to those overseeing the events. This print originated from the Japanese subset. The Unbroken Bonds Regular print, alongside a new Full Art print with artwork by the same artist, was released as part of the Japanese subset. The Unbroken Bonds Regular print was subsequently reprinted in the Japanese , , and .
A variant of the Unbroken Bonds Regular print was included in the Charizard Deck of the deck kit. Each card in the deck has a silhouette of Charizard and a number in the bottom right of the card. Welder's number is 25.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The design of the Welders' outfit resembles the Pokémon .
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Category:Double Blaze cards
Category:Remix Bout cards
Category:Tag All Stars cards
Category:Sword & Shield Premium Trainer Box cards
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Category:Single Strike & Rapid Strike Premium Trainer Boxes cards
Category:Illus. by Hitoshi Ariga
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Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Yellow A Alternate cards
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
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Well-Baked Body (Ability)

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Well-Baked Body (Japanese: こんがりボディ Well-Baked Body) is an Ability introduced in Generation IX. It is the signature Ability of .
==Effect==
===In battle===
When a Pokémon with Well-Baked Body is hit by a move, its is increased by two stages, and the move will have no effect on that Pokémon.
==Pokémon with Well-Baked Body==
==In the TCG==
Well-Baked Body debuted as an in the Pokémon Trading Card Game with from the expansion. It prevents the Pokémon with the Ability from all damage from attacks from the opponent's Pokémon, as well as preventing it from having the special condition.
The following is a list of Pokémon cards with the Well-Baked Body Ability.
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==In other languages==
Category:Stat raising Abilities
Category:Abilities that alter damage taken
Category:Ignorable Abilities
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Wellspring Mask

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The Wellspring Mask (Japanese: いどのめん Well Mask) is a type of held item introduced in Generation IX. It changes to its form while held.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
If an Ogerpon is holding a Wellspring Mask, it changes to its Wellspring Mask form. It increases the power of its moves by 20%.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In the TCG==
The Wellspring Mask is depicted alongside the rest of Ogerpon's masks in the Ogre's Mask card, which was introduced as an in the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the English Scarlet & Violet Series (the Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era). It was released in the Japanese expansion and the English expansion, with artwork by 5ban Graphics. It allows the player to search their discard pile for a card with "Ogerpon" in its name, and switch it with another "Ogerpon"-named Pokémon ex card already in play, essentially "changing" its form.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Held items
Category:Form-changing held items
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Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex (Twilight Masquerade 64)

Wellspring Mask Ogerpon (Japanese: オーガポン いどのめんex Ogerpon Well Mask ex) is a Basic card. It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card, a card, and a card in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. The Regular and ultra rare prints feature artwork by 5ban Graphics, while the special illustration rare print features artwork by Yano Keiji.
The Regular print was reprinted in the special expansion alongside a card with new artwork by Yukihiro Tada; both cards originated from the Japanese subset.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card features a stallized , which has the Tera Type.
Category:Twilight Masquerade cards
Category:Prismatic Evolutions cards
Category:Transformation Mask cards
Category:Terastal Fest ex cards
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Category:Illus. by Yukihiro Tada
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
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fr:Ogerpon Masque du Puits-ex (Écarlate et Violet Mascarade Crépusculaire 213)
ja:オーガポンいどのめんex (SV6)
Wendy (EP231)

Wendy (Japanese: ジンジー Gingie) is a character of the day and member of Team Rocket who appeared in Dues and Don'ts.
Wendy works in human resources for Team Rocket, and holds a grudge against Jessie because of something that happened years earlier. One day, they were working out together and afterwards got smoothies at the Rocket Café. Jessie left Wendy to pay for them and said, "I'll pay you back someday." While Jessie forgot this over time, Wendy never did, and thus held a constant grudge against her. Wendy got her "revenge" when she added the price of her smoothie to 's bill to the organization. Unbeknownst to her, Jessie didn't pay any attention to it, even remarking that she didn't like fruit smoothies and instead preferred a mocha with whipped cream.
Wendy has direct contact to and refers to him as "master".
==Voice actors==
==Related articles==
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Members of Team Rocket
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
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zh:壬媞
Wendy (Ranger)

Wendy (Japanese: ハーブ Herb) is a Top Ranger in Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. She has the title of Flying Ranger due to her use of her partner: a .
==In the games==
Wendy is first seen in the sixth volume of the Almia Times as a Top Ranger, along with Sven. She is first met by the on their first visit to the Ranger Union. After the sixth quest where the becomes a Ground Capture Card, she questions the about Team Dim Sun. She also appears in the sixteenth quest, where the encounters a and two , on her Staraptor to annul the power of the Shadow Crystal, which had been stolen by Team Dim Sun. When the first becomes a Top Ranger, she gives them a lift to the Union on her Staraptor and teaches them later on about riding them. After completing the game, the player can perform an optional quest for Wendy, requiring them to find and capture six Staraptor for her.
Wendy accompanies the player in the extra mission .
In Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, Professor Hastings mentions that he came to the Oblivia region clinging to a Staraptor belonging to a Ranger named Wendy.
===Pokémon===
====Partner====
===Quests===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
====Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia====
Wendy, along with Sven, appears in Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia when Barlow tells about Top Rangers. She appears only in the first two chapters.
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ハーブ Herb 	From herb.
English 	Wendy 	From wind.
French 	Raphaëlle 	From rafale, gust of wind.
German 	Volara 	From volare, Latin for "to fly."
Italian 	Viola 	From volare, to fly.
Spanish 	Estela 	From estele, contrail.
==Related articles==
Category:Ranger: Shadows of Almia characters
Category:Pokémon Rangers
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West Lake Axewell

West Lake Axewell (Japanese: Lake - West) is a part of the Wild Area in the Galar region, located in the northwest of the southern portion of the Wild Area. It connects to Dappled Grove to its south, Rolling Fields to its southeast, East Lake Axewell to east, and Watchtower Ruins to its west.
==Geography==
West Lake Axewell encompasses the western half of Lake Axewell and parts of the land north and south of the bridge.
The land south of the bridge connects to Rolling Fields. A single Pokémon Den lies on the shore near the bridge.
On the north side of the bridge, the land rises westward towards Watchtower Ruins. One Pokémon Den lies near to the north end of the bridge, while a second lies a short ways east of the bridge along the shore. A third den lies directly north of the bridge against the cliff wall, beyond a field of tall grass. To the east, just past a field of grass near the second den, West Lake Axewell transitions into East Lake Axewell.
Two Pokémon Dens can be found in the waters of the lake itself, in corners at the south and west ends of the lake. Two fishing spots also lie on the west side of the bridge where each end meets the shore.
==Items==
===Hidden items===
Unless otherwise stated, hidden items in the Wild Area regenerate every day. In many of these cases, they can also regenerate as different items.
Every item that regenerates every day can also rarely regenerate as a Wishing Piece (at approximately a 1% chance).
===100-Watt gifts===
s and s may appear throughout West Lake Axewell to offer the player a random item for 100 Watts.
==Pokémon==
After the player starts the Darkest Day or has captured , all Pokémon in the Wild Area become level 60 (unless they are already at or above level 60).
===Hidden encounters===
===Visible encounters===
===Wanderers===
These wanderers respawn daily.
===Pokémon Dens===
==Trivia==
* Lake Axewell's name is a reference to . Its Japanese name, キバ湖 Kiba-ko, replaces the last character of Axew's Japanese name (kibago) with 湖 ko, meaning "lake".
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Sword and Shield locations
Category:Wild Area
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es:Lago Axew (oeste)
fr:Lac Coupenotte Ouest
it:Lago Axew (ovest)
ja:キバこ・にし
zh:牙牙湖西岸
West Paldean Sea

The West Paldean Sea (Japanese: パルデア West Paldea Sea) is the ocean adjacent to the of the Paldea region. It is one of Paldea's four seas. It connects to the South Paldean Sea in the south and the North Paldean Sea in the north.
 
==Items==
==Pokémon==
==Trainers==
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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West Paldean Sea appeared in PASV12. and Arven were seen crossing it when Old Roto informed them of an ongoing live stream from the Levincia Gym, which they stopped to watch and turned out to feature taking on the Gym.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
de:Westliches Meer von Paldea
es:Mar Occidental de Paldea
fr:Mer de l'Ouest de Paldea
it:Mare di Paldea (ovest)
ja:西パルデア海
zh:西帕底亞海
West Province (Area Three)

West Province (Area Three) (Japanese: 西３番エリア West - Area Three) is a grassy region in the of the Paldea region that surrounds Medali. It connects to West Province (Area Two) in the west, West Province (Area One) in the south, Cascarrafa in the southwest, Casseroya Lake in the northwest, Glaseado Mountain in the northeast, and Dalizapa Passage, a subregion of Glaseado Mountain, in the east. The Zero Gate, which provides access to the Great Crater of Paldea, is located in this region.
==Places of interest==
===Medali===
The town of Medali is a settlement in the middle of the area. It is a fairly populated town that is located at the intersection of roads from the west, east, and north. It is home to the Medali Gym, led by the Gym Leader Larry.
===Zero Gate===
The entrance to the Zero Gate is located southeast of Medali, in the side of the mountainous wall of the Great Crater of Paldea.
==Items==
===On the ground===
===Forest biome===
===Prairie biome===
===Riverside biome===
==Pokémon==
===Static Encounters===
Species	Level Range	Availability
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
==Trainers==
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
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es:Área 3 del oeste
fr:Zone Ouest n° 3
it:Area 3 Ovest
ja:西3番エリア
zh:西第３區
West Province (Area Two)

West Province (Area Two) (Japanese: 西２番エリア West - Area Two) is a grassy region in the of the Paldea region that surrounds Porto Marinada. It connects to the Asado Desert in the south, West Province (Area Three) in the east, and Casseroya Lake in the north. The western side of the region borders the West Paldean Sea. 
==Places of interest==
===Porto Marinada===
The town of Porto Marinada is a settlement along the western shore of the area. It has a market where vendors set up shop and auctions take place.
===Porto Marinada Lighthouse===
A lighthouse is located just north of Porto Marinada, at the top of a cliff.
===Porto Marinada Pokémon Center===
A Pokémon Center is located just east of Porto Marinada, at the top of the slope. A Pokémon League representative here asks the to defeat four Pokémon Trainers in West Province (Area Two) for an item reward.
===Colonnade Hollow===
Colonnade Hollow is one of the . It consists of a wide expanse of fertile land used for olive orchards.
==Poké Mart==
==Items==
===Gifts===
===Beach biome===
===Prairie biome===
===Riverside biome===
==Pokémon==
===Static Encounters===
Species	Level Range	Availability
 	 	
 	 	
==Trainers==
==In animation==
===Pokémon: Paldean Winds===
While West Province (Area Two) did not directly appear in Pokémon: Paldean Winds, the Colonnade Hollow, one of the Ten Sights of Paldea located in this area, was briefly featured in Breathe Together.
==Trivia==
* Despite the name, the Porto Marinada Pokémon Center is not located within Porto Marinada, but at the outskirts of the town instead.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
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es:Área 2 del oeste
fr:Zone Ouest n° 2
it:Area 2 Ovest
ja:西2番エリア
zh:西第２區
Westerly Town

Westerly Town (Japanese: ウェストタウン West Town) is the third accessible town in Pokémon Rumble Blast, located within Rugged Flats. It holds a move vendor for and a Red and Gold Move-a-Majig. It also holds the normal town facilities, including stations for co-op play, a StreetPass telescope, and more.
Westerly Town can be revisited by going through regions near it and finding sleeping , who will wake up out of surprise and dig a hole leading to Westerly Town. Likewise, there will be holes in Westerly Town leading to the region where the Drilbur was found. The player can also press start and "Return to Town".
==Features==
*Glowing Fountain: The fountain heals the player when they have low HP, as it has Glowdrops.
*Move Vendor: Fire Blast for 300,000Ⓟ. 
*Move Swapper: Swap moves between A and B for 15,000Ⓟ.
*Red Move-a-majig: Obtain a random move up to ★★★. Cost changes depending on the power level of the Pokémon being used.
*Gold Move-a-majig: Obtain a random move up to ★★★. Cost changes depending on the power level of the Pokémon being used. Cost is usually higher than the Red Move-a-Majig.
*Two-Player: The player can share Mii names, Nintendo 3DS user names, etc. The original Toy Trainer's name may be shown to the player being communicated with. The player can also recruit other players or search for other players. 
*Information: The player can check their play info, battle(s) info, switch info, battle records, misc info, money acquired, money spent, information about the Battle Royales the player took part in, team battle data, and Top Defeated Pokémon.
*Collection: The player can check the Pokémon they found in different areas. 
*Shopscope: The player can peek at the Toy Shop, where their Mii will be standing, looking at the Pokémon. The player can also invite another player to come to the Toy Shop, as well as activate StreetPass. Additionally, the player can look at their collection, which consists of the Pokémon befriended in battle. Using the Stylus, the player can edit their greeting, the default being, "Hello!" The player has a card which has the player's greeting, most powerful Pokémon, power of the player's collection, time played, and the number of team Pokémon the player has. On the back, the player can check how much money is owned, total power, how much Pokémon has been befriended, attacks, Pokémon switches, and StreetPass hits. 
*Launch Pad: Launch Pads are found on the east end of the town that take the player back to Toy Town and Easterly Town, as well as Northerly Town, and Axle Town once the player has visited both respective towns.
==NPC Pokémon==
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==In other languages==
de:Weststadt
Western Cave

Western Cave (Japanese: の Western Cave) is a dungeon in and that contains 99/20 floors. It is home to .
The day after is defeated in Mt. Faraway, Blastoise and Charizard will return from a failed expedition to this dungeon, having been defeated by . Western Cave will then be unlocked for exploration.
==Gameplay==
===Generation III===
In the original games, HM is required to enter this dungeon. Keys and stat-boosting health drinks can be found on the ground. The can be found on B59F, and requires a Key to obtain. If the player already has one, it will be replaced by Link Cable. There is a chance of finding Kecleon Shops from B20F onwards. There are no hidden items.
The default weather effect for floors 5, 15, 18, 21, 27, 40, 45, 56, 59, 66, 84 and 95 is sunny; for floors 7, 20, 32, 46, 57, 68, 79 and 89, cloudy; and for floors 11, 24, 36 and 53, rain. On floors 50 to 60, sandstorms can happen due to 's .
Additionally, all floors are shrouded in heavy darkness, limiting field of view in hallways to just one tile.
==Pokémon encountered==
===Generation III===
===Generation VIII===
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| colspan="5" align="center" style="color:#FFFFFF" | Fainted Pokémon
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| colspan="5" align="center" style="color:#FFFFFF" | Mystery House
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| colspan="5" align="center" style="color:#FFFFFF" | Strong Foe
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==Items==
===Generation III===
====Western Cave====
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| colspan=3 | In the locked chamber
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====Monster House====
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====Kecleon Shop====
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===Generation VIII===
====Western Cave====
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====Sparkling Floor====
 
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==Traps encountered==
===Generation III===
Note: The % are approximations.
Image	 	Floor 1-98
 	Explosion Trap	10.20%
 	Grimy Trap 	4.08%
 	Mud Trap 	27.21%
 	PP-Zero Trap 	13.61%
 	Seal Trap 	10.20%
 	Slumber Trap 	5.45%
 	Spin Trap 	3.40%
 	Sticky Trap 	13.61%
 	Summon Trap 	5.44%
 	Warp Trap 	6.80%
===Generation VIII===
Note: The % are rough estimates.
Image	 	Floor 1-17
 	Gust Trap 	? %
 	Hunger Trap 	? %
 	Poison Trap 	? %
 	Slow Trap 	? %
 	Slumber Trap	? %
 	Spiky Trap 	? %
 	Spin Trap 	? %
 	Warp Trap 	? %
==Other encounters==
===Generation III===
Image	 	Floor 1-19	Floor 20-98
 	Kecleon Carpet	0% 	3%
 	Monster House 	7% 	7%
==Bosses==
===Generation VIII===
;Phase 1
;Phase 2(Mewtwo will Mega Evolve into one of these two forms)
;Phase 2(Mewtwo will Mega Evolve into one of these two forms)
==Layout==
 	Interior	Bottom
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VIII 	 	
 	  	 
==Trivia==
* The dungeon's name, requiring for access, and having at the end are all references to Cerulean Cave, which was located in western Cerulean City.
* In Generation III every member of Team A.C.T. as well as every fully evolved first partner Pokémon that existed at the time can be found here.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon locations
Category:Caves
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es:Cueva Occidental
fr:Grotte Ouest
it:Grotta Ponente
ja:にしのどうくつ
zh:西方洞窟
Western Sea

Western Sea (Japanese: にしのうみ West Sea) is a location in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs.
It is located east of Renbow Island. It can be first accessed by riding the Union ship from Tilt Village on Mitonga Island. The Rainbow Dais (Japanese: にじのさいだん Rainbow Altar) is located here.
==Rainbow Dais==
The altar is first seen underwater at the start of the game after the has been shot down by the Pokémon Pinchers. After falling underwater and losing their Capture Styler, they chase a to obtain it back. The Mantyke then ends up leaving it at the altar, where the player picks it up before they move away because of the approaching .
Later in the game, players return here after obtaining the Rainbow Grail (Japanese: にじのせいはい Rainbow Grail) in Rasp Cavern. After placing the grail on the altar, the altar lifts up to the sky, where comes to challenge the player. In order to continue the storyline, players must use the Ranger Sign given after the battle so that Ho-Oh would destroy the barrier surrounding the Sky Fortress. Using the Ranger Sign again here at the altar later on allows players to battle Ho-Oh once again.
===Pokémon===
==In other languages==
es:Mar del Oeste
fr:Mer occidentale
it:Mare Occidentale
zh:西之海
Weston

Weston (Japanese: ヨルトン Yolton) is a character of the day who appeared in Rotom's Wish!. He is the founding owner of the Lost Hotel.
Ten years in the past, Weston used to be the proud owner of the Lost Hotel, and gathered many Trainers at the hotel's battlefield to celebrate the hotel's opening. During this however, he was confronted by a crook named Mantle and his gang. Weston was forced into a Pokémon battle, with the ownership of the Lost Hotel at stake. Mantle chose to battle, which intimidated Weston's and led Mantle to claim victory by default, and claim the ownership of the hotel. He appointed Weston as a counter clerk, while he used the hotel to lure visitors and steal their Pokémon. Weston often called out for Rotom to return to him, however Rotom never returned out of shame.
In the present day, Weston was working behind the hotel counter when and visited the hotel. He welcomed them and showed them a room. Later, his Rotom would appear to Ash's group, revealing what had occurred in the past. Afterwards, it managed to send them ten years back in time, converting an elevator into a time machine, to try to change the past and set things straight. The group arrived just as Mantle was about to declare himself the winner, and pulled Weston aside to come up with a winning strategy. Weston was hesitant, admitting he didn't have much battle experience.
With their plan set, Weston struck a deal, having Mantle never to steal other's Pokémon again if he was defeated. The group's strategy involved Rotom going into multiple appliances in the hotel's storage room, so it could form change and have a type-advantage over Krookodile. After a hard-fought battle, Rotom was able to defeat Krookodile, as such changing the past and making sure Weston remained the owner of the Lost Hotel. Rotom brought Ash and his friends back to a now changed future. In the revised present time, it was revealed that Weston had since hired Mantle and his henchmen as employees of the hotel, and that they had positively changed their behaviour because of this. The hotel was also shown to be very clean, as opposed to the dilapidated state it was in under Mantle's ownership. Ash and his friends arrived when Weston hosted the ten-year anniversary of the hotel. Weston told the audience how four nameless kids had appeared out of nowhere and helped him keep the Lost Hotel under his ownership.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
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fr:Mercurio
it:Bilton
ja:ヨルトン
zh:尤爾頓