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'''Rory''' (Japanese: '''ミキオ''' ''Mikio'') is a [[character of the day]] in the [[Pokémon anime]] who appeared in the episode ''[[EP188|Spring Fever]]''. His Japanese voice actor is 郷里大輔 ''Daisuke Gōri'' | '''Rory''' (Japanese: '''ミキオ''' ''Mikio'') is a [[character of the day]] in the [[Pokémon anime]] who appeared in the episode ''[[EP188|Spring Fever]]''. His Japanese voice actor is 郷里大輔 ''Daisuke Gōri''. | ||
He is a professional {{wp|hot spring}} digger that travels the world digging hot springs with his daughter, [[Peggy]]. Big hotels hire him to dig these hot springs in order to build large resorts. | He is a professional {{wp|hot spring}} digger that travels the world digging hot springs with his daughter, [[Peggy]]. Big hotels hire him to dig these hot springs in order to build large resorts. | ||
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Rory
Rory (Japanese: ミキオ Mikio) is a character of the day in the Pokémon anime who appeared in the episode Spring Fever. His Japanese voice actor is 郷里大輔 Daisuke Gōri.
He is a professional hot spring digger that travels the world digging hot springs with his daughter, Peggy. Big hotels hire him to dig these hot springs in order to build large resorts.
Pokémon
This listing is of Rory's known Pokémon:
 Swinub nicknamed: Su (Japanese: ウー U) |
Swinub nicknamed: Ein (Japanese: リー Ri) |
Swinub nicknamed: Ub (Japanese: ムー Moo) |
 Graveler |
Trivia
- The nicknames for all his three Swinub literally mean its Japanese name, Urimoo, and the dub nicknames all sound out its English name. However, despite that they still mean Urimoo, they actually contain a U and E.
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