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Mega Evolution returns 🧬✨ Roy & Ult head to Kalos 🗼 to face a mysterious armored trainer 🛡️ and awaken powerful new forms 💥 Watch the Uncut Dub — the English dub with original Japanese background music🎶 #anipoke #PokemonHorizons #UncutDub

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