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This is kind of arbitrary, but here's my reasoning: - Japanese goes first, because it's the original language. - ja-kanji and roomaji follow because obviously we don't want to split Japanese up. - Korean and Chinese go next to keep Asian languages together. - Then English, because it's the main language other than Japanese. - Then French and German, because they translate their Pokémon names??? idk it feels intuitive to me. Plus I guess their IDs are next. - Then Spanish and Italian, because they're the only official languages left. - Czech goes last because it's unofficial. |
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This software is copyrighted and licensed under the MIT license. See the file entitled LICENSE for full copyright and license text. This software comes bundled with data, sprites, and sounds extracted from the Pokémon series of video games. Some terminology from the Pokémon franchise is also necessarily used within the software itself. This is all the intellectual property of Nintendo, Creatures, inc., and GAME FREAK, inc. and is protected by various copyrights and trademarks. The author believes that the use of this intellectual property for a fan reference is covered by fair use and that the software is significantly impaired without said property included. Any use of this copyrighted property is at your own legal risk. A complete revision history of this software is available from https://github.com/veekun/pokedex. Contributors: Alex Munroe (Eevee): git@veekun.com