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With the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet release date fast approaching, a new gameplay trailer for the game has been released, which debuts three brand new Pokémon: a pair of fiery, version-exclusives, and a dopey yet feisty new crab ‘mon.
Let’s discuss those version exclusives first: Armarouge (available in Pokémon Scarlet) and Ceruledge (available in Pokémon Violet). These humanoid Pokémon, which don’t look too dissimilar body type-wise from the likes of Bisharp or Gallade, seem to be either mythical or legendary creatures, and are likely linked to the other version exclusives Koraidon and Miraidon, as they share similar colour schemes. Read More...
The most popular first names in Moscow over the past century and those currently gaining in popularity reveal an inverse dynamic, with several pre-revolutionary favorites making a strong comeback.
Between 1902 and 2007, the five most popular first names among residents of Moscow and the surrounding region were Alexander, Sergei and Vladimir for boys and Tatyana and Yelena for girls. Those names all peaked in the mid-20th century, followed by slow declines, with only Tatyana making small a resurgence in recent years, according to an infographic recently released by the Mercator media agency. Read More...
