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[askarsjustsoswedish]

Flashing gifs // Happy Birthday @uxitauniverse Feliz cumpleaños Maribel!! Wishing a very dear friend, and the sweetest of ASkars fans, a birthday and year full of love and happiness. Tu eres un amiga muy especial y yo te quiero mucho! Buena salud, enorme abrazos y besos! Suzanne 😘🤗🎁🎂🎈🤗😘💚

[kookmin-curious]

I think this might be my first post on tumbler.

I usually prefer to read other people's opinions and posts.

But something that is bugging me.

Jikook left PTD LV bridal style. JM waited at the airport for JK and they rode the same car. They looked beyond happy and united.

Then, within 1 month, Jm basically moved in with PDOGG for 9 months, and JK moved into the BH rented apartment filled with the old dorm furniture.

Are we saying that that's how they like to live, with barely any furniture, no decorations, no personal decor, no personality... compared to Tae, RM, J-Hope, jikook's apartments don't look like homes... they look like part-time places.

From day 1, JK filmed extensively from his BH apartment, while until this past month, JM kept his apartment out of fans' eyes. Recently, jm strangely gave us a tour of his entirely depersonalised apartment, while JK mentioned that he will do less lives from now on. What's with the shift? What are they preparing us for?

And let's not forget that JK has had multiple apartments since 2018... are we saying he's never bought furniture, decorations to make it homey? He is building a 5-storey mansion and you are telling me he prefers to live in a dorm-setting with used furniture?

JM has lived at 91 for 3yrs... and in that time, he hasn't found anything to put up on the walls?... he likes to live in a bare and depersonalised space? I don't think so... even his parents have issues with the current state of his apartment. Is he preparing to sell it?

Did jk move out of JM's apt last yr and JM has yet to redecorate? Why do these 2 apartments feel like temporary business apartments? Can jikook be getting ready to move into jk's mansion in May 2024? Do they have a love nest somewhere out of the prying eyes of crazed fans?

[kanmom51]

Jikook Other Moments

GCFS

GCFS

GCFT, GCFS the likelihood of Jikook being just friends

SONGS

All of my life (Park Won) - Jungkook’s cover from 27 February 2018

Jungkook’s cover of Adam Levine’s Lost Stars

Is Magic Shop about Jimin

JK’s cover to ‘Only then’

JK’s Still with you (LINK NOT WORKING)

Just because - Only then again

Your Eyes Tell

Falling

Falling too

Jikook and Lauv’s Never not - JK’s cover included

Jikook and Charlie Puth’s We don’t talk anymore

We don’t talk anymore - Jikook

Jungkook and Hate everything

Stay alive

My You

BTS and Lauv - why wasn’t ‘Who’ promoted by BH

Okey guys, we can now reveal the big secret

Is letter a song for army?

Letter - the lyrics that didn't make it

Serendipity and Letter

Bringing this back

MVS

Fire MV the making of - Jikook

BTB Coldplay X BTS ‘My Universe’ MV Shoot

BTB ‘Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)’ MV Shoot Sketch - does this ring any bells?

Yes, this does look familiar

And just in case my previous point about this moment was not understood...

More Jikookery in the Yet to come MV shoot BTB

JM loves telling us JK is handsome

AIRPORT

Leaving for LA 17 November 2021

JM & JK at the airports (NY & Seoul) September 2021

One year ago...18 September 2021

JK and JM left in separate cars

Other moments

Jikook in London

Jikook in London 2

JM staring at JK

with JK it's a matter of control

Is Jungkook being himself most with Jimin

Catalyst explained

BTS do have different work schedules at times...

And yet again in unison

JK’s film dreams fulfilled?

BTB Bad decisions recording sketch

When Jikook are not sat together in lives

Jikook hesitation to touch

Jikook selfie

Jikook selfie 18 September 2021

They are happy

Jikook are not Romeo and Juliet (the tragedy)

Jungkook calling JM handsome

BTB 28 October 2021 - BTS visit to the UN

Love yourself 4 year anniversary

[BANGTAN BOMB] Meeting with Megan Thee Stallion - BTS - 8 November 2021

Jikook at the concert

Look familiar?

Jikook at the concert  Link 5; Link 6

Beautiful beach photo

JK is a romantic at heart

April fool’s 2022 from LV - enjoy while it lasts

JK being as bold as shit on his IG story 2022

JK has grown and matured so much

Are Jikook different now days?

JK IG story 29 April 2022

JK being JM’s copycat all the way

BTS Proof live photo sketch

Jikook at Hobi’s Jack in the box party

Big hit Global auditions 2022 (BTS) message

BTS message on DisneyPlusHotstar

Jack in the box party - BTB

More from the Jack in the box BTB

The way I see it...(photo folios)

Jikook at the white house - BTB

Happy Chuseok

Run BTS dance practice

BT21 have you ever seen something so cute?

Naver new article - Title look familiar?

JM now fulfilling the dreams of some super lucky fans

BTB Hobi Entrance Ceremony with BTS

BTB Hobi enlistment translation of JM-JK moment

BT21 Chimmy's red undies

Magnate cafe IG 26.4.2023

Time to wrap up and close shop

The Jikook/JK/JM allies

Letter again

Serendipity is now the preface and Letter is the forever

Did RM just show us he's working out with Jikook?

Dear.Army

Do I need to say anymore?

Once again they do this

Jikook June 2023 posts, Still with you and the numbers

Dear.Army again

JM playing the Guitar BTB

This happened

[periodiccompletionist]

50% of 118 is 59; 75% of 118 is 88.5; 90% of 118 is 106.2

Periodic Symbols are: H He Li Be B C N O F Ne Na Mg Al Si P S Cl Ar K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As Se Br Kr Rb Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Sn Sb Te I Xe Cs Ba La Hf Ta W Re Os Ir Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Po At Rn Fr Ra Ac Rf Db Sg Bh Hs Mt Ds Rg Cn Nh Fl Mc Lv Ts Og Ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu Th Pa U Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es Fm Md No Lr

EDIT: As of November 14th 2023, I've decided to start keeping track of when a post does not include a single-letter element. Single-letter elements are, in order: H B C N O F P S K V Y I W U. These posts will be tagged with "missing single".

Spaces, capitalization, emojis, numbers, and punctuation will not be taken into account. For example, the term "lush🍃13garden" would still count for Mercury (Hg). Letters are the only thing that interrupt symbols.

Anything that isn't a tally is tagged with "not a tally", asks are tagged with "Arsenic Potassium Sulfur", and posts people tagged me in are tagged "Thanks for the tag!" (because "tag" and "tags" unfortunately can't be made with only elemental symbols. they could if we had G but we do not)

Some things to keep in mind:

I try to avoid any piece of moving media (video/gif) that has words in it of any kind. I'm already a transcriber as a job, and while I love it, I'm not gonna do it on my silly little side blog.

I usually don't analyze anything fandom-related, since nothing good can come from a fandom post leaving its circle. There are some exceptions I'll make, though.

I use a script to search for the symbols, but it can't read the words in images, so they have to be retyped into the script 100% manually. I'll most likely still do it, but just keep that in mind when sending in posts with lots of images.

I'll only analyze posts where it's very clear what order things are read in; charts, graphs, doodle pages, and other images with words all over the place won't be counted.

When it comes to URLs, I don't count them for the main tally unless they show up in a screenshot or as a tag somewhere in the thread; instead, the URLs of the users in the thread are listed out afterwards in their own separate tallies, with the elements listed in the order that they appear in the person's URL (this does not include URLs that only appear in screenshots/tags).

If you tag me in a post, I won't be counting anything that you added to the thread, though you will still be part of the secondary URL tally.

When I make a tally, I (usually) won't be adding my own comments, and on the occasions that I do, whatever is in my comment is not added to the final tally.

I tend to stray away from analyzing posts with other similar gimmick blogs already in them these days. This is because we all tend to influence each other's results- for example, if I analyzed a post where alphabetcompletionist tallied up all 26 letters, that would (potentially) artificially add Cd, Mn, and No to my tally. If I did end up doing this, I would be highlighting Cd, Mn, and No in a different color to denote that they would not have been there had I not reblogged from alphabetcompletionist directly.

My main account is not disclosed at this time; please do not try and find out what it is or I will block you. Another blog I run that is publicly known is @cantheykillmacbeth, if you just want to see more from me.

There might be times where I will accidentally reblog from someone other than the source of the post, or where I can't due to the source having been deactivated. If you go digging into the people that I reblog posts from, I am not responsible for what you see. If you blame me for what you saw from the people I happen to follow, then you shouldn't have gone looking in the first place. That's on you.

I will not be adding my gimmick to posts about serious topics. This is not because I do not care about these topics, but the exact opposite: I do not want the gimmick of this blog to be used to detract from anyone's message. These sorts of gimmicks are meant to add to the humor of a post, not act as a twisted punchline to a serious discussion. If you tag me in a serious post, you will be ignored (at best).

I don't care how you feel about gimmick blogs. I'm having fun and you can't change that. Seethe.

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[jymeia]

All the elements of the periodic table in the Kichwa language

Jose E. Andino-Enríquez, Manuel A. Andino-Enríquez, Francis E. Hidalgo-Báez, Sisa P. Chalán-Gualán, Santiago D. Gualapuro-Gualapuro, Simone Belli and Michelle B. Chicaiza-Lema recently published in the Journal of Chemical Education a proposal to adapt the names of the 118 elements of the periodic table to Kichwa (Adaptation of the Periodic Table to Kichwa: An Ecuadorian Native Language; J. Chem. Ed., 2022 99 (1), 211-218, DOI: 10.1021/acs.jchemed.1c00383).

The authors explain that the Kichwa lacks scientific tools to respond to educational needs, triggering the gradual loss of intercultural diversity. To adapt the periodic table to Kichwa, they took into account the different linguistic variations of the language and the opinion of the speakers. This is the adaptation compared to the Spanish version, the language most widely spoken in Ecuador:

Lo autores explican que que el kichwa carece de herramientas científicas para responder a las necesidades educativas, desencadenando la pérdida gradual de la diversidad intercultural. Para adaptar la tabla periódica al kichwa tuvieron en cuenta las diferentes variaciones lingüísticas del idioma y la opinión de los hablantes. Así quedó la adaptación:

Kichwa Spanish

1 H Yakutiksi Hidrógeno 2 He Hilyu Helio 3 Li Lityu Litio 4 Be Wirilyu Berilio 5 B Puru Boro 6 C Killimsa Carbono 7 N Nitrohinyu Nitrógeno 8 O Wayrasamay Oxígeno 9 F Flur Flúor 10 Ne Nyun Neón 11 Na Sutyu Sodio 12 Mg Maknisyu Magnesio 13 Al Aluminyu Aluminio 14 Si Silisyu Silicio 15 P Puspuru Fósforo 16 S Salliy Azufre 17 Cl Kluru Cloro 18 Ar Arkun Argón 19 K Putasyu Potasio 20 Ca Kalsyu Calcio 21 Sc Iskantyu Escandio 22 Ti Titanyu Titanio 23 V Panatyu Vanadio 24 Cr Krumyu Cromo 25 Mn Mankanisyu Manganeso 26 Fe Hirr Hierro 27 Co Ankasi Cobalto 28 Ni Nikyl Níquel 29 Cu Anta Cobre 30 Zn Zink Zinc 31 Ga Kalyu Galio 32 Ge Hirmanyu Germanio 33 As Arsyniku Arsénico 34 Se Silinyu Selenio 35 Br Prumyu Bromo 36 Kr Kriptun Kriptón 37 Rb Rupityu Rubidio 38 Sr Instrunsyu Estroncio 39 Y Itryu Itrio 40 Zr Zirkunyu Zirconio 41 Nb Nyupyu Niobio 42 Mo Muliptinyu Molibdeno 43 Tc Tiknisyu Tecnecio 44 Ru Rutinyu Rutenio 45 Rh Rutyu Rodio 46 Pd Palatyu Paladio 47 Ag Kullki Plata 48 Cd Katmyu Cadmio 49 In Intyu Indio 50 Sn Istanyu Estaño 51 Sb Antimonyu Antimonio 52 Te Tiluryu Telurio 53 I Iwtyu Yodo 54 Xe Sinun Xenón 55 Cs Sisyu Cesio 56 Ba Paryu Bario 57 La Lantanyu Lantano 58 Ce Siryu Cerio 59 Pr Prasyutimyu Praseodimio 60 Nd Nyutimyu Neodimio 61 Pm Prumisyu Prometio 62 Sm Samaryu Samario 63 Eu Yurupyu Europio 64 Gd Katulinyu Gadolinio 65 Tb Tirpyu Terbio 66 Dy Tisprusyu Disprosio 67 Ho Hulmyu Holmio 68 Er Irpyu Erbio 69 Tm Tulyu Tulio 70 Yb Itirpyu Iterbio 71 Lu Lutisyu Lutecio 72 Hf Hafnyu Hafnio 73 Ta Tantalyu Tántalo 74 W Ulpramyu Wolframio 75 Re Rinyu Renio 76 Os Usmyu Osmio 77 Ir Irityu Iridio 78 Pt Platinyu Platino 79 Au Kuri Oro 80 Hg Mirkuryu Mercurio 81 Tl Talyu Talio 82 Pb Antaki Plomo 83 Bi Pismutyu Bismuto 84 Po Polunyu Polonio 85 At Astatyu Astato 86 Rn Ratun Radón 87 Fr Fransyu Francio 88 Ra Ratyu Radio 89 Ac Aktinyu Actinio 90 Th Turyu Torio 91 Pa Prutaktinyu Protactinio 92 U Uranyu Uranio 93 Np Niptunyu Neptunio 94 Pu Plutonyu Plutonio 95 Am Amerisyu Americio 96 Cm Kuryu Curio 97 Bk Pirkilyu Berkelio 98 Cf Kalifurnyu Californio 99 Es Instinyu Einstenio 100 Fm Firmyu Fermio 101 Md Mintilipyu Mendelevio 102 No Nupilyu Nobelio 103 Lw Lawrinsyu Lawrencio 104 Rf Rutirfurtyu Rutherfordio 105 Db Tupnyu Dubnio 106 Sg Syapurhyu Seaborgio 107 Bh Puhryu Bohrio 108 Hs Hasyu Hasio 109 Mt Mitniryu Meitnerio 110 Ds Tarmastatyu Darmstatio 111 Rg Runtihinyu Roentgenio 112 Cn Kupirnisyu Copernicio 113 Nh Nihunyu Nihonio 114 Fl Flirupyu Flerovio 115 Mc Muskupyu Moscovio 116 Lv Lipirmuryu Livermorio 117 Ts Tinisyu Teneso 118 Og Ukanisun Oganesón

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[reflections-in-a-critical-eye]

RM said they wanted to do this after ON, that's like 2020 I guess.

Then Covid happened and they had to hold on cause who would want to launch a solo career mid pandemic? They had it all planned and waited it out. That's why they speak so much about covid times. Cause that really halted all their plans.

2021 when everything started to go back to normal, they started to execute things as planned. They did one concert as a group in LA, then returned, opened individual insta accounts and took a 2 month break. It was pretty much over right then. RM said you are our proof in LA ending ment. JK spoke about new chapter during ama speech in Sept 2021. BH said new chapter when they announced bts will take a 2 months break. Tae spoke about Jimin working on solos during their LA vlive. 2022 was meant to be the end of group and start off solo path.

They waited for Grammy to be done so they could have this talk. But grammy kept getting pushed, so they went ahead and did Seoul concert, also took the opportunity of being in LV during grammy and did a concert there, even shot ytc mv and returned.

In their LV vlive, when Jimin said he was happy cause they were all together as old times again that was a clue that they were already spending plenty of time apart since LA concert. He had left that same message on Tae's Insta post.

Its what they want. Let's see how this works out for them.

This is how I see it as well. They were ready for the next stage since releasing ON. 2020 was the year in which they were trying to figure out what to do because there was so much uncertainty in the world back then. I guess 2021 was like a filler and also the worst year musically and it was obvious even back then how forced everything was. My guess is they couldn't wait for all of it to be over so they can take a break and start on their solo careers.

I saw the prediction for the release of solo albums and military enlistment. it says BTS comeback as a group in 2025, but that's really a best case scenario, having a hiatus as a group for at least 3 years. It could take longer and it depends on when they want to enlist, especially Jungkook. If he waits until he's 30, then the possibility of a comeback is pushed even further down the line.

[mrs-monaghan]

Jimin’s house was broken into, personal items were stolen (incriminating)

Is this true????

Yeah I'm a little hazy on the when but I think it was when they came back from LV and his mail was stolen. It is unclear if it was from the dorm or 9/1. People can never seem to agree on the location. I think it was 9/1 (his place)

I remember people being mad at BH for not doing a better job of protecting him. But umm...yeah.

Dk anymore than that unfortunately ☺☺

[sorrowfulsoul]

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[daily-klingon]

The Elements

That’s all the Klingon names we know so far for the elements of the Periodic Table. I;m sure Maltz will eventually provide names for the rest, hopefully.

These elements have not yet been given Klingon names.

87 Fr Francium 88 Ra Radium 89 Ac Actinium 90 Th Thorium 91 Pa Protactinium 93 Np Neptunium 95 Am Americium 96 Cm Curium 97 Bk Berkelium 98 Cf Californium 99 Es Einsteinium 100 Fm Fermium 101 Md Mendelevium 102 No Nobelium 103 Lr Lawrencium 104 Rf Rutherfordium 105 Db Dubnium 106 Sg Seaborgium 107 Bh Bohrium 108 Hs Hassium 109 Mt Meitnerium 110 Ds Darmstadtium 111 Rg Roentgenium 112 Cn Copernicium 113 Nh Nihonium 114 Fl Flerovium 115 Mc Moscovium 116 Lv Livermorium 117 Ts Tennessine 118 Og Oganesson

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"I want to do things that I’m genuinely excited by, and that gets me thinking, and that gets me thrilled when I think about the opportunity to work on a role."  cbc.ca (x)

Happy Birthday / Grattis på födelsedagen Alexander Johan Hjalmar Skarsgård! (25 Aug ‘76)

[kb85lazy]

Sword

iPhone fill in the blanks <==lv

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[kanmom51]

I know it's wrong but I kind of miss the old jkk content, after sowozoo dvd, they were happy and together and so in love, now it's more friends having fun? Yes I think they are together, I just think maybe bh cut it? Also we really got more t/k content which I expected it, only it just makes toxic shippers more toxic than ever, they don't deserve anything

Do I have to remind you that Sowoozoo was June 2021 anon?

Since then we had ITS2, BTS in NY, JM's birthday Vlive, LA, Seoul concerts and LV.

Whatever you feel you didn't get in content released in May 2022 of something that happened in June 2021, you more than got since then in real time or more or less real time content.

Oh, and anon, sometimes the lack of Jikook is more Jikook than anything, lol.

You can watch the full clip here.

[periodiccompletionist]

oh wait i just realized i never posted the pokemon thing. anyway under the cut is a list of the first instance of each elemental symbol in the pokedex up to #1010; 8 are absent entirely and 9 more are present only by technicality so the tally for the entire pokedex is either 110/118 or 101/118

H – Charmander (Gen 1, #0004) He – Growlithe (Gen 1, #0058) Li – Growlithe (Gen 1, #0058) Be – Beedrill (Gen 1, #0015) B – Bulbasaur (Gen 1, #0001) C – Charmander (Gen 1, #0004) N – Venusaur (Gen 1, #0003) O – Charmeleon (Gen 1, #0005) F – Butterfree (Gen 1, #0012) Ne – Ninetales (Gen1, #0038) Na – Kakuna (Gen 1, #0014) Mg* – Morgrem Grimmsnarl (Gen 8, #0860 & #0861) Al – Ninetales (Gen 1, #0038) Si – Persian (Gen 1, #0053) P – Caterpie (Gen 1, #0010) S – Bulbasaur (Gen 1, #0001) Cl – Clefairy (Gen 1, #0035) Ar – Charmander (Gen 1, #0004) K – Kakuna (Gen 1, #0014) Ca – Raticate (Gen 1, #0020) Sc – Scyther (Gen 1, #0123) Ti – Raticate (Gen 1, #0020) V – Ivysaur (Gen 1, #0002) Cr – Tentacruel (Gen 1, #0073) Mn – [none] Fe – Fearow (Gen 1, #0022) Co – Tentacool (Gen 1, #0072) Ni – Nidoran F (Gen 1, #0029) Cu – Exeggcute (Gen 1, #0102) Zn – [none] Ga – Gastly (Gen 1, #0092) Ge – Pidgey (Gen 1, #0016) As – Bulbasaur (Gen 1, #0001) Se – Blastoise (Gen 1, #0009) Br – Abra (Gen 1, #0063) Kr – Krabby (Gen 1, #0098) Rb – Arbok (Gen 1, #0024) Sr* – Gorebyss Relicanth (Gen 3, #0368 & #0369) Y – Ivysaur (Gen 1, #0002) Zr - [none] Nb – Weepinbell (Gen 1, #0070) Mo – Venomoth (Gen 1, #0049) Tc – Farfetch’d (Gen 1, #0083) Ru – Tentacruel (Gen 1, #0073) Rh – Rhyhorn (Gen 1, #0111) Pd – Zapdos (Gen 1, #145) Ag – Poliwag (Gen 1, #0060) Cd – [none] In – Nidorina (Gen 1, #0030) Sn – Snorlax (Gen 1, #0143) Sb – Sawsbuck (Gen 5, #0586) Te – Caterpie (Gen 1, #0010) I – Ivysaur (Gen 1, #0002) Xe – Exeggcute (Gen 1, #0102) Cs* – Shiinotic Salandit (Gen 7, #0756 & #0757) Ba – Bulbasaur (Gen 1, #0001) La – Blastoise (Gen 1, #0009) Hf – [none] Ta – Metapod (Gen 1, #0011) W – Wartortle (Gen 1, #0008) Re – Butterfree (Gen 1, #0012) Os – Tauros (Gen 1, #0128) Ir – Squirtle (Gen 1, #0007) Pt – Sceptile (Gen 3, #0254) Au – Bulbasaur (Gen 1, #0001) Hg* – Oddish Gloom (Gen 1, #0043 & #0044) Tl – Squirtle (Gen 1, #0007) Pb – Blipbug (Gen 8, #0824) Bi – Delibird (Gen 2, #0225) Po – Metapod (Gen 1, #0011) At – Caterpie (Gen 1, #0010) Rn – Rhyhorn (Gen 1, #0111) Fr – Butterfree (Gen 1, #0012) Ra – Rattata (Gen 1, #0019) Ac – Pikachu (Gen 1, #0025) Rf – Butterfree (Gen 1, #0012) Db – Mudbray (Gen 7, #0749) Sg* – Shellos Gastrodon (Gen 4, #0422 & #0423) Bh – [none] Hs – Dachsbun (Gen 9, #0927) Mt – Scream Tail (Gen 9, #0985) Ds – Sandshrew (Gen 1, #0027) Rg – Magcargo (Gen 2, #219) Cn – Cacnea (Gen 3, #0331) Nh – Carvanha (Gen 3, #0318) Fl – Flareon (Gen 1, #0136) Mc – Chimchar (Gen 4, #0390) Lv – Galvantula (Gen 5, #0596) Ts – Ralts (Gen 3, #0280) Og – Togepi (Gen 2, #0175) Ce – Dunsparce (Gen 2, #0206) Pr – Primeape (Gen 1, #0057) Nd – Charmander (Gen 1, #0004) Pm* – Machop Machoke (Gen 1, #0066 & #0067) Sm – Smeargle (Gen 2, #0235) Eu – Arceus (Gen 4, #0493) Gd – Kingdra (Gen 2, #0230) Tb – Crawdaunt Baltoy (Gen 3, #0342 & #0343) Dy – Ledyba (Gen 2, #0165) Ho – Machop (Gen 1, #0066) Er – Charmander (Gen 1, #0004) Tm – Hitmonlee (Gen 1, #0106) Yb – Ledyba (Gen 2, # 0165) Lu – Vileplume (Gen 1, #0045) Th – Venomoth (Gen 1, #0049) Pa – Paras (Gen 1, #0046) U – Bulbasaur (Gen 1, #0001) Np – Phanpy (Gen 2, #0231) Pu – Jigglypuff (Gen 1, #0039) Am – Alakazam (Gen 1, #0065) Cm – [none] Bk – [none] Cf – [none] Es – Ninetales (Gen 1, #0038) Fm – Bayleef Meganium (Gen 2, #0153 & #0154) Md – Ambipom Drifloon (Gen 4, #0424 & #0425) No – Nidorino (Gen 1, #0033) Lr – Solrock (Gen 3, #0338)

79 from Gen 1; 10 from Gen 2; 7 from Gen 3; 4 from Gen 4; 2 from Gen 5; 0 from Gen 6; 2 from Gen 7; 2 from Gen 8; 2 from Gen 9

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