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CoolNala β The Razor Leaf Cutter
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Published: 2011-08-04 20:06:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1989; Favourites: 45; Downloads: 19
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Here's the next pic in the collection of my fan-voted favorite rivalry that I've drawn...In this pic, after getting pummelled by Latias, Bayleef retaliates with a barrage of Razor Leafs. After tossing them, she got closer and closer with each hit to add even more punishment as the the fight over Ashachu contiunues.
Note: The Japanese Symbol on top is the Translation of Razor Leaf, or as they call it "Leaf Cutter."
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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^The first one was actually, in English letters, Happa Kattaa.
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That would be γ―γ£γ±γ«γγΏγΌ (Happa Kataa), actually. What you wrote is γ―γ£γ―γ«γγΏ (Hahha Katta).
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Cool, dude!
Anyway, the Japanese name of Razor leaf is Happa KattΓ£, literally Leaf Cutter as you said. It's written γ―γ£γ±γ«γγΏγΌ in hiraganas/katakanas (the name uses both marks).
You little misspell the Japanese name, that's why I'm suggesting to you check out the real appearance of hiragana and katakana marks [link] [link]
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Whoops. Sorry I was looking at the Bulbapedia page for it, and this is how I saw it! Thanks!
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That's really cool. I use to love Bayleaf when I watched pokemon. You did it really good.
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