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His appearance resembles that of a male {{tc|PokéFan}}, which may have served as inspiration for his design. | His appearance resembles that of a male {{tc|PokéFan}}, which may have served as inspiration for his design. | ||
Sukizo is a man of few words as the only thing he ever seems to say is "I like it" (好きですね). In the English adaptation of the series, his phrase is "remarkable". | Sukizo is a man of few words as the only thing he ever seems to say is "I like it" (好きですね). In the English adaptation of the series, his phrase is "remarkable". | ||
==History== | |||
Mr. Sukizo has attended every contest and [[Grand Festival]] in the searies, as a judge. | |||
==Voice actors== | ==Voice actors== |
Revision as of 16:05, 21 September 2011
Mr. Sukizo スキゾーさん Mr. Sukizō | |
File:Sukizo HD.png Sukizo | |
Gender | Male |
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Hometown | Unknown |
Region | Hoenn, Kanto, Sinnoh |
Anime debut | All Things Bright and Beautifly! |
English voice actor | Darren Dunstan (4Kids) Craig Blair (AG151-DP155) Billy Beach (DP161-present) |
Japanese voice actor | Yoshinori Sonobe |
Mr. Sukizo (Japanese: スキゾーさん Mr. Sukizō) is the president of the Pokémon Fan Club and one of the judges for Pokémon Contests along with Mr. Contesta and Nurse Joy.
His appearance resembles that of a male PokéFan, which may have served as inspiration for his design.
Sukizo is a man of few words as the only thing he ever seems to say is "I like it" (好きですね). In the English adaptation of the series, his phrase is "remarkable".
History
Mr. Sukizo has attended every contest and Grand Festival in the searies, as a judge.
Voice actors
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Trivia
Name origin
The "Suki" part of his name means 好き Like, which is part of his catchphrase of "I like it!".
Names
Language | Name | Reference to |
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Japanese | スキゾーさん Mr. Sukizō | See Name origin. |
English | Mr. Sukizo | From his Japanese name. |
Chinese | 須木佐 Xūmùzuǒ | Derived from 須木 Suki and 佐 (the transliteration of zō). |