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Evil Weasel

Evil Weasel

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Hello I am supposed to do this, doubt anyone will read it :happy:.

I am from the US and am an avid Pokemon fan. I have heard that axolotls look similar to the Pokemon Mudkip, and really wanna get one (And, yeah, I know they don't look THAT similar). Yup, that's it :lol: thanks for reading this!
 
I read it too! Welcome.
I don't have axies, but I have weasels, and while I wouldn't call them Evil per se, they certainly are friends of the devil.
 
Haha Pokemon is how I came across my axie. I named him Mudkip but he seems to have taken on the personality of a Mudpie hahaha Welcome :D
 
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