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Skyla and little Plasma A "genius" from Team Plasma devises a plan to shrink himself and steal Skyla's Pokémon. With an unwilling partner in tow, he sneaks into Skyla's room. But when you're tiny and Skyla's towering presence looms over you, things are bound to take a wild turn

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