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Aliens
Alligators
Ambush
Anacondas
Angels
Annihilators
Anteaters
Atomic
Avalanche
Avengers
Awesome
Badgers
Bandits
Barracudas
Bearcats
Bengals
Black & blue crew
Blasters
Blazers
Blitz
Blizzard
Bluebirds
Boa constrictors
Bombers
Boomerangs
Brats
Bratz
Bruins
Bruisers
Buccaneers
Bull dogs
Bullets
Bumble bees
Burgundy
Cannonballs
Chaos
Chargers
Cheetahs
Chix | Cobras
Cosmos
Cougars
Crocodiles
Crushers
Cyclones
Dalmations
Daredevils
Daring
Dazzling
Demons
Destroyers
Devastators
Devils
Diamonds
Divas
Doberman
Dominators
Dragons
Dynamite
Eagles
Eclipse
Eliminators
Elite
Explosion
Exterminators
Extreme
Falcons
Feisty
Fireballs
Firebirds
Firehawks
Flash
Force
Fugitives
Fusion
Galaxies
Geckos | Ghostriders
Gladiators
Gravediggers
Grinches
Hammerheads
Hawks
Heartbreakers
Hurricanes
Hyperactive
Illusion
Impact
Inferno
Inflictions
Jaguars
Kickers
Komodo
Kryptonites
Lazers
Leopards
Leprechauns
Lethal
Liberty
Lightning
Locust
Magic
Mercenaries
Mohawks
Monsoon
Mustangs
Mystics
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Panthers
Predators
Pulverizers
Quakes
Radical
Radioactive
Raptors
Rattlers | Razors
Riptide
Sabotage
Sabres
Scorpions
Serpents
Sharks
Shockers
Slammer
Slayers
Slick
Smashers
Smurfs
Snakes
Snappy
Sparks
Spicy
Spitfires
Stallions
Stealth
Stingers
Stingrays
Sublime
Super sonic
Surge
Tarantulas
Terminators
Terrorizers
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Transformers
Tsunamis
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Point of view is the angle from wich the story is told. This depends on who is telling the story. Possibilities are; first-person: one of the characters is telling the story. (uses I . . . ) third person : the story is told by someone who is outside the story. (uses he . . . , she, they)

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