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5. How Americans misspell the word "colour".
6. This place is both a US state and an entire country. Thankfully there is a disambiguation page on Wikipedia so no preference is made.
8. Popular kids toy in 1990s, name comes from japanese for "egg"
9. Upon-tyne, Under-lyme.
13. A tiny flute. Just over an octave higher. Also Italian for "small".
14. This place is both a US city and UK town in Lincolnshire. This goes straigh to the US city on Wikipedia. WTH.
15. A town in the North East of England. There is a "North" variant too. Might refer to a plural form of some sort of protective device.
17. English name of the German state in which Frankfurt-am-Main is found.
18. A vehicle used to transport people over water, although it's okay on land too. Misleading first two syllables.
20. Pokémon in long form.
24. Unconventional plural for something you catch from the sea. Possibly plural of another clue.
25. Korean electronics company. Made a tablet with the word "Galaxy" in it. And a phone.

1. A vehicle used to transport people. Also usually driven by a person. Often the person will own the vehicle they are driving.
2. A brand of crisps in the UK.
3. Digimon in long form.
4. Demonym of someone from Jupiter. We also get another way of saying "happy" from the same root.
7. English word for a tasty food treat. German word is "fisch".
10. ____ Stadium and _____ Arena. Big places in North West London. One has lots of football fans watching the England national team. One had Bon Iver performing in early November 2012.
11. A chocolate bar in the UK. Comes in two bits. Not Kit Kat, Twix or Bounty.
12. A witch project and a former prime minister's wife's surname. Also the prime minister's surname.
16. Move used in Pokémon to allow the player to swim over expanses of water.
19. A windmill of some sort. Maybe red. Maybe found in popular culture somewhere.
21. Plural of the word "toilet".
22. Batman's right hand man. He might be ambidextrous though.
23. A belief in no gods whatsoever.