Pokémon Vaporeon Peluche

Pikachu? Wait no. The item: "Pokémon Vaporeon Bamse" -> In French: "Pokemon Vaporeon peluche" Note: rules say do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we should not translate "Pokémon" or "Vaporeon" or "Bamse" maybe. "Bamse" is Danish for plush. But it's a proper noun? It's a Danish common noun. They say do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we should keep "Pokémon Vaporeon Bamse" exactly as written. Then "20cm høj bamse" translates to "poupée? no" In French, "20cm høj bamse" means "poupée de 20 cm"? Bamse = peluche; "20 cm de hauteur peluche" Better: "peluche de 20 cm de haut" or "peluche mesurant 20 cm de haut". So final: Pokémon Vaporeon Bamse 20cm høj bamse -> "peluche de 20 cm de hauteur" but structure: preserve line breaks. So output: Pokémon Vaporeon Bamse peluche de 20 cm de hauteur But note: They said preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. The Danish line had two lines. We'll output same two lines but translated second line. Also capitalization: "peluche de 20 cm de hauteur" is fine. Maybe "peluche de 20 cm de hauteur" or "peluche de 20 cm de haut" In French common is "de 20 cm de haut". I'll use "peluche de 20 cm de haut". Final. Do not add anything else. Ensure exact. So: Pokémon Vaporeon Bamse peluche de 20 cm de haut