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The translation of the tweet is: "Chirin's Mega Evolution is too cute ( ´,,•ω•,,`)"

The translation of the Japanese tweet "チーリンお前ェ、、、" to English is "Chirin, you...". The phrase suggests a sense of familiarity or intimacy, often used in a teasing or affectionate manner.

The translation of the tweet is: "It's Chirin, not Chirin!"

The translation of the tweet "チーリンうれし〜〜" to English is "I'm so happy, Chi-Rin~~."

The tweet translates to: "I think that even if someone like Chirin has a shining stone, it still feels like 'meh,' so why not just give them a regular evolution?"

The tweet translates to: "Mega Cheering lol. There are some Pokémon with Mega Evolutions that I personally think are ??? lol."

The translation of the tweet is: "I hope Chirin's base stats accidentally become 680. #PokemonLegendsZA"

The tweet translates to: "Mega Chirin is cute! I love the design~"

"Ta-da! I also bought the crunchy fortune-telling snacks from Chirin Seika 🙌 Everyone has chocolate, but it seems there’s someone with ramune... is that rare!? Let’s check our fortunes while eating on the bus 🥺"

The tweet translates to: "I think the behind-the-scenes for Boipura 2 has probably ended, but hasn't Anshin and Rin-kun's hot pot date been released yet? I'm totally fine waiting for it no matter how long it takes ✋🏻 pic.x.com/rWflknou6l"

The tweet translates to "Mega Chirin is cute."

The tweet translates to "Mega Cheering is cute."

The translation of the Japanese tweet "メガチーリンよき" to English is "Mega Chirin is good."

The tweet translates to: "Mega Cheering looked like Mega Fried Rice."

"I'm waiting for Mega Mismagius...! Since it's the first Ghost-type Pokémon and Mismagius is in the same Levitate group as Chilling, which received a Mega this time, it definitely deserves a Mega too, right...? I believe in it!"