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We know that autocorrect is Married Woman Fan Club (2020)a fine source of Pokémon Gonicknames, but a 2-year-old's imagination is way better.

Imgur user June1920 named each of her Pokémon based on what her toddler called them: Metapod is "a moon," Caterpie is "um potato" and Magmar is, magnificently, "Claws Parrot." (Where did you catch that Magmar? Please tell us.)

SEE ALSO: 'Pokémon Go' is actually bringing families together

Also, this kid sees bunnies everywhere -- not a bad thing.

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BONUS: You guys caught Chardmander yet?

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