kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
kumatora: You know? I think one of my favorite little unspoken bits of trivia from Sun and Moon is that Hapu refers to her mudsdale with she/her pronouns on multiple occasions, but it appears as male in battle. And this wasn’t even changed in Ultra
