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'''Tomoaki Imakuni''' is a staff writer for Pokémon, as well as a card artist for a few of the Pokémon Trading Card Game cards.  He is also a singer in the Pokémon "music group" Suzukisan along with Sachiko Kobayashi and Raymond Johnson.
 
'''Tomoaki Imakuni''' is a staff writer for Pokémon, as well as a card artist for a few of the Pokémon Trading Card Game cards.  He is also a singer in the Pokémon "music group" Suzukisan along with Sachiko Kobayashi and Raymond Johnson.
  
Later [[Colin Vs Jesus: FINALE!|he was decapitated]], and his head was impaled on a pike during [[Animupartheid]]. However, he got revived at the end like everyone else.
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Later [[Colin Vs Jesus: FINALE!|he was decapitated]], and his head was impaled on a pike during [[Animupartheid]]. However, he got revived at the end like everyone else. Also, [[Japanese Pokerap EX Plus Alpha|some cats think he's a she]].
  
 
He went through several changes in looks throughout animutational history; compare how he looks in [[Suzukisan]] to what he looks like in the [[Japanese Pokerap EX Plus Alpha]].
 
He went through several changes in looks throughout animutational history; compare how he looks in [[Suzukisan]] to what he looks like in the [[Japanese Pokerap EX Plus Alpha]].

Latest revision as of 15:37, 4 August 2006

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About

Tomoaki Imakuni is a staff writer for Pokémon, as well as a card artist for a few of the Pokémon Trading Card Game cards. He is also a singer in the Pokémon "music group" Suzukisan along with Sachiko Kobayashi and Raymond Johnson.

Later he was decapitated, and his head was impaled on a pike during Animupartheid. However, he got revived at the end like everyone else. Also, some cats think he's a she.

He went through several changes in looks throughout animutational history; compare how he looks in Suzukisan to what he looks like in the Japanese Pokerap EX Plus Alpha.

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