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* Jinns or genies are supernatural beings in Arabian and Islamic mythology that are created from fire.

* Jinn's charge attack is a reference to the Arabic phrase "~~labbayka~~ ya mawlana," which translates to "I am at your service, Master."

* Jinn's charge attack is a reference to the Arabic phrase "labayka ya mawlana," which translates to "I am at your service, Master."

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	* Jinns or genies are supernatural beings in Arabian and Islamic mythology that are created from fire.		* Jinns or genies are supernatural beings in Arabian and Islamic mythology that are created from fire.
	* Jinn's charge attack is a reference to the Arabic phrase "~~labbayka~~ ya mawlana," which translates to "I am at your service, Master."		* Jinn's charge attack is a reference to the Arabic phrase "labayka ya mawlana," which translates to "I am at your service, Master."