Wall for Gau (page 99)

Simphead

Oleana...you really are a hopeless woman

Pogo

who named their child after a pogo stick? poor child

It's parts of my story put into Google translate.

"What do you think before you think? Taurus and supernatural power! A lot of people have to take Route 36 to the Golden Bough, but you gave me the needle." You can be a regular Pokemon trainer, you can be a high school student, a crazy girl in your life…” He washed off his oil. .

"Hey! Hello!" I screamed loudly and jumped and threw my arms to get the rocket's attention. I shouted "Niki" but it didn't help that the snoring girl in the kimono ignored me. I got up and ran. But I got up from my chair, walked forward, took a big ball out of my pocket, and went into the bowl with my racket.

https://pokemondb.net/pokebase/328693/psychic-highest-attack-defense-generation-psychic-introduced

Possible Main Eye Colors:

- Amber
- Blue
- Brown
- Hazel
- Green
- Grey

Possible Main Hair Colors:

- Black
- Brown
- Blonde
- White/Grey
- Red

Found an answer after like two seconds of google. I don't feel like typing it out, so I'm pasting it here instead...

"Generally no, but they can. When people imagine ‘grey eyes,’ they are typically thinking of the appearance of heavy cataracts. A cataract is a film over the eye, which can impair vision. Cataracts on their own generally only cause blindness in developing countries, as medical professionals in first-world countries are able to remove most cataracts with ease. However, if someone is already blind, especially if they have no useful vision, they may choose not to undergo cataract surgery due to the cost and lack of necessity. There are also both blind and sighted people who have a naturally grey appearing iris (the colored part of the eye) simply due to genetics, such as myself. However, the majority of blind people have eyes that look no different than that of a sighted person; noticeable physical deformities of the eye are a bit rarer than visual impairment itself."