Nathan Ellingsworth is a staff writer for Dexerto LTD, specializing in coverage of Pokemon games and the Pokemon community. With articles featured in Pocket Tactics and The Loadout, Nathan brings a unique perspective and enthusiasm for all things Pokemon, from game updates and glitches to fan creations and merchandise.
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