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This scatterplot compares Pokémon attack and defense stats across all six generations, with point size encoding speed and color encoding type. The visualization includes labeled axes, a color legend, and hover tooltips showing individual Pokémon details. Built with D3 v7, it loads CSV data, applies linear scales for both axes, a square-root scale for radius, and an ordinal color scale using the Tableau10 scheme. The SVG rendering includes interactive marks with mouse events for delayed tooltip display.

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