Bug Pokémon Part 2

Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia: Bug Pokémon Part 2 (Japanese: うたうポケモン図鑑　虫ポケモン Part２) is a song performed by Hideki Fujisawa and Motoyoshi Iwasaki. 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 Part２

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Utau Pokémon Zukan Mushi Mushi Pokémon Part 2
Singing Pokémon Encyclopedia: Bug Pokémon Part 2

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Artist	藤沢秀樹、岩崎元是 Hideki Fujisawa and Motoyoshi Iwasaki
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 Part２"
いってみよう！

パラス
虫の　背中に　生えているのは　冬虫夏草　という　キノコ
育つと　キノコも　大きくなる。

パラセクト
キノコの　カサから　毒胞子を　撒き散らす。
しかし　中国では　この胞子を　漢方薬に　する。

コンパン
暗闇でも　目が　レーダーの　役割をして　活動できる。
目から　ビームを　発射する。

モルフォン
羽に　りんぷんが　ついていて
ヒラヒラと　羽ばたくたびに　猛毒の　粉を　ばら撒く。

カイロス
２本の　長い　ツノは　パワフル。
一度　はさまれて　しまったら　千切れるまで　はなさない。

ストライク
鋭いカマで　獲物を　切り裂き　息の根を　止める。
ごくまれに　ハネを使って　飛ぶ。

(P-O-C-K-E-T　MONSTERS)
Singin' encyclopedia, comin' up "Bug Pokémon Part 2"
Let's go~!

Paras
This bug has mushrooms, called tochukaso, growing from its back.
The mushrooms continue to grow up along with Paras.

Parasect
Its mushroom hat scatters poisonous spores.
However, in China, these spores are used in herbal medicine.

Venonat
Its eyes function as radar, so it can be active even in the dark.
It can also fire beams from its eyes.

Venomoth
Its wings are covered in scales.
Every time it flaps its wings, it releases toxic powder.

Pinsir
It has two long, powerful horns.
Once it catches something, it won't let go until the prey has been torn to pieces.

Scyther
It uses its sharp scythes to shred until its prey is dead.
It very rarely uses its wings to fly.

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