Pigeon Named Pidgey

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A pigeon named Pidgey.
A larger pigeon with hair dye. (Whose Japanese name is literally pigeon.)
An even larger pigeon with hair dye.
A purple rat. (Whose Japanese name means small rat.)
A brown rat. (Whose Japanese name is "Ratta".)
A sparrow.
A sparrow you fear named Fearow.
A snake whose name is snake

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