Decode unused JP text in berry_blender.c #2009
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sUnusedinberry_blender.ccontains some Japanese text that previously wasn't decoded. The first two strings appear to be unused debug text forTryAddContestLinkTvShow, depending on whether the player came first or last, roughly translating asGood TV is readyandBad TV is ready.The next five strings are the five flavors (spicy, dry, sweet, bitter, spicy) in Japanese. The remaining 15 bytes don't appear to be text.
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