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It doesn't have to be hard. Just don't worry about what we /don't yet know/
(Per User talk:Unowninator. There's probably an elegant way to not have to mention Gen I twice in this sentence, but I can't think of it at this moment, and future-proofing it is more important to me than elegance.) |
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=====Nicknames and original Trainer names===== | =====Nicknames and original Trainer names===== | ||
{{incomplete|section|Missing Trainer names}} | {{incomplete|section|Missing Trainer names}} | ||
Normally, unnicknamed Pokémon, which have their species names in all-caps, have their names changed to be capitalized normally. If an unnicknamed {{p|Mr. Mime}} | Normally, unnicknamed Pokémon, which have their species names in all-caps, have their names changed to be capitalized normally. If an unnicknamed {{p|Mr. Mime}} (only possible with glitches, such as the [[Mew glitch]]) is transported from Generation I, it will be given the nickname <code>MR-MIME</code>. In French, if an unnicknamed Pokémon of a species that has a {{wp|diacritic}} or {{wp|Typographic ligature|ligature}} in its species name is transported from Generation I, due to the Generation I games not using diacritics or ligatures, it will be given the nickname corresponding to the way its species name is displayed in Generation I (not changing upon evolution). | ||
A name consisting of only spaces, which is only possible in Generation I, will remain unchanged. | A name consisting of only spaces, which is only possible in Generation I, will remain unchanged. | ||