Karl

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This article is about a character featured in the Pokémon anime who has not yet debuted in the English language dub. As such, their information may contain romanized Japanese names, rather than dub names.

Kurt クルト Kurt
File:Kurt M13.png Kurt
Gender	Male
Hometown	Crown City
Region	Sinnoh
Relatives	Joe (grandfather)
Animated debut	Zoroark: Master of Illusions
English voice actor	N/A
Japanese voice actor	Takashi Tsukamoto

Kurt (Japanese: クルト Kurt) is a character from Zoroark: Master of Illusions. He is a newspaper reporter from Crown City who is interested in learning Kōdai's secrets. His Japanese voice actor is 塚本高史 Takashi Tsukamoto.

Pokémon

Bronzor

Kurt's Bronzor

Debut	Zoroark: Master of Illusions
Voice actors
Japanese	Daisuke Sakaguchi

Kurt called Bronzer for the first time when the gang was going through a dark tunnel. Bronzor's known moves are Flash, Psychic and Reflect.

Trivia

• According to one Japanese site, he's partially based on Michael Moore, which states that they're both baseball cap-wearing journalists with messy hair.
• Kurt's hat has a stylized Koromori on it, a Pokémon that was not fully revealed until the day after the movie was released.

In other languages

Language	Name	Origin
Korean	크루트 Kroot	An interpretation of his Japanese name.
Chinese (Taiwan)	庫魯特 Kùlǔtè	Transliteration of his Japanese name.

References

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