RAR (should be translated?) Wait must follow developer instructions: Keep proper nouns exactly. Title: "RARE 1999 Pokémon Blackout Theme Deck FACTORY SEALED W/ Hanger Base Set Cards" We need translate generic words: RARE -> RAR? In German "RARE" -> "SELTEN" but it's uppercase. Keep original word order, punctuation. So produce: "SELTEN 1999 Pokémon Blackout Theme Deck FACTORY SEALED W/ Hanger Base Set Cards" But "FACTORY SEALED" -> "originalversiegelt" or "werkseitig versiegelt" uppercase: maybe keep caps: "WERKSEITIG VERSIEGELT" But instruction: translate only generic words around those names — condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, connective wording. "Blackout Theme Deck" is product name -> keep. "W/" is connective shorthand -> translate to "mit". "Hanger" likely a property of packaging? It's generic -> "Hänger"? But it's part of phrase "W/ Hanger" -> "mit Hänger". "Base Set Cards" maybe card set names "Base Set" is set name -> Keep. "Cards" generic -> "Karten". "1999" year keep. "RARE" -> "SELten" uppercase: "RAR" is wrong. So final: "RARE" should be translated to "SELTEN". Keep capitalization? Original is uppercase; developer said keep capitalization of proper nouns etc. For generic words, we can change. Maybe use uppercase for consistency? They didn't restrict. I'll output all uppercase for translated words? But keep original word order and punctuation. So: "SELTEN 1999 Pokémon Blackout Theme Deck FACTORY SEALED mit Hänger Base Set Karten" But "FACTORY SEALED" -> "WERKSEITIG VERSIEGELT" translate. So: "SELTEN 1999 Pokémon Blackout Theme Deck WERKSEITIG VERSIEGELT mit Hänger Base Set Karten" Return only title. I'll choose that.