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Gaswild – "Tra la la, look for Sahasrahla." All hail the great Cukeman! TALK – 22:50, 16 December 2008 (UTC)
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Rest assured, I don't get off of lying about such things. But I would like to reformulate my other comment: I have tried out ROMs of both the American and the European version, and both of these call the dog Fifi. Yet, my GBA cartridge version-- that I, for reference, bought from a video game retailer in Sweden-- refers to the dog as Borken (the sprite is even colored brown instead of pink). I'm not lying about the dog being named such, but right now, I'm not completely sure whether my cartridge is the otherwise official European version. Perhaps it is another one; but the language is correct and the seal is there so... well, that's all the info I can help you with..
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