Bug Pokémon Part 1

Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia: Bug Pokémon Part 1 (Japanese: うたうポケモン図鑑　虫ポケモン Part１) is a song performed by Saki Katori and written by Satoshi Tajiri. The song is collected in the album Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia and features various Bug-type Pokémon.

The subject of this article has no official English name.
The name currently in use is a fan translation of the Japanese name.

うたうポケモン図鑑　虫ポケモン Part１

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Utau Pokémon Zukan Mushi Pokémon Part 1
Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia Bug Pokémon Part 1

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Artist	香取沙季 Saki Katori
Lyrics	田尻智 Satoshi Tajiri
Composer	渡部チェル Cher Watanabe
Arrangement	渡部チェル Cher Watanabe

Pikachu Records single

Title	うたうポケモン図鑑 Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia
Catalog no.	TGDS-112

Lyrics

Japanese

English

(P-O-C-K-E-T　MONSTER)
Singin' encyclopedia, comin' up "MUSHI-POKEMON Part１"
Here we go!

ビードル
森や　草地に　多く　生息。
頭の　先に　５センチぐらいの　小さく　鋭い　毒針を　持つ。

コクーン
おとなの　体を　つくるための　一時的な　状態。
自分では　ほとんど　動けない。

スピアー
集団で　現れることも　ある。
猛スピードで　飛び回り　おしりの　毒針で　さしまくる。

キャタピー
緑の　皮膚に　覆われている。
脱皮して　成長すると　糸を　かけて　サナギに　変わる。

トランセル
硬い　カラに　包まれているが　中身は　やわらかいので
強い　攻撃には　たえられない。

バタフリー
ハネは　水を　はじく　りんぷんに　守られている。
雨の　日でも　空を　飛ぶことが　できる。

(P-O-C-K-E-T　MONSTERS)
Singin' encyclopedia, comin' up "Bug Pokémon Part 1"
Here we go!

Weedle
It is often found in forests and grasslands.
It has a sharp, toxic barb of five centimeters on the top of its head.

Kakuna
It is in a temporary stage while making its adult body.
It can hardly move at all.

Beedrill
May appear in swarms.
Flies at violent speeds, recklessly stabbing with its stinger.

Caterpie
It is covered in green skin.
As it grows, it sheds the skin and covers itself in threads to become a chrysalis.

Metapod
Though its shell is rock-hard, its body is still soft,
So it cannot endure a harsh attack.

Butterfree
Its wings are covered in scales that protect against water.
So it can even fly through the sky on rainy days.

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