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    Kasumi's Pokemon


    #118:  Tosakinto

    Japanese VA:  Otani Ikue 
    American VA:  Rachel Lillis 
    Getto Da Ze:  Kasumi has it with her in Episode 2 ("Showdown!  Pokemon Center")

    Tosakinto is Kasumi's least-used pokemon.  That's probably why I overlooked it until KitKat70000 pointed its absense in this section to me.  It doesn't battle too often--it flopped around in Episode 2, but other than that it is usually called when a raft needs to be pulled (like in Episode 16).  Its horn is supposed to be poisonous and is to be feared.  Tosakinto is very majestic and elegant (like a princess), suiting Kasumi very well.  Well, at least she'd like to think that...

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    #120:  Hitodeman

    Japanese VA:  Miki Shinichiro
    Name Means:  hitode=Starfish,

      man=English word for male
    Getto Da Ze:  Kasumi has it in her gym battle with Satoshi in Episode 7 ("In the Water at Hanada City")
    Hitodeman is Kasumi's starfish pokemon.  It is rarely used in battle but when it is used, it is usely commanded to use its water gun attack or to spin around to cut ropes.  Other than that, it doesn't really come out a lot.

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    #121:  Starmii

    Getto Da Ze:  Kasumi has it in her gym battle with Satoshi in Episode 7 ("In the Water at Hanada City")

    Starmii is the evolution of Hitodeman.  Like Hitodeman, it isn't called out to battle that much--it's just used to help Kasumi-tachi out.  Starmii has a jewel on its center that flashes when it becomes weak.

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    #116:  Tattsu

    Japanese VA:  Toyoshima Machiko
    Getto Da Ze:  Episode 19 ("Menokurage Dokukurage")
    Leaves:  Episode 61 ("Hanada Gym!  Underwater Battle!")

    Kasumi found Tattsu injured in a lake in Episode 19.  After nursing it back to health, Kasumi decided to keep it, making Tattsu the first pokemon she caught on her journey with Satoshi.  It's really a baby and is used in battle about as often as Tosakinto.  Kasumi eventually gives Tattsu to her sisters to assist in their underwater ballet show.

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    #054:  Koduck

    Japanese VA:  Aikawa Rikako
    Getto Da Ze:  Episode 27 ("Sleeper and Pokemon Hypnotism!?")

    Koduck is the unwanted pokemon who Kasumi didn't willingly capture--when it pecked open one of Kasumi's Monster Balls, the ball captured the duck pokemon and became the property of Kasumi.  It's not very intelligent and is usually useless in battle, and unlike most Koduck, Kasumi's Koduck cannot swim.  In addition, Koduck always has a headache, which may help explain why it always acts so doofy.  Kasumi has offered many times to trade her Koduck to someone else in exchange for another pokemon, but everyone declines her offer.  The duck pokemon pops out of its Monster Ball a lot, even when it isn't summoned, so it can be a real pain when Kasumi's fighting in a battle where pokemon substitutions aren't allowed.

    Koduck isn't completely useless, though.  When its headache gets severe enough (usually because it's been hit on the head repeatedly), Koduck can emit some powerful psychic attacks.  Even though Kasumi still has Koduck, we haven't seen it used for a while since the Jouto League started.

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    #175:  Togepi

    Japanese VA:  Koorogi Satomi
    American VA:  Koorogi Satomi
    Getto Da Ze:  Episode 50 ("Who Gets to Keep Togepi!?")

    Togepi is the second pokemon from the Gold/Silver games to appear in the anime (Hou'ou is the first).  Togepi hatches from an egg Satoshi picked up in Episode 46, and for a while there is a big debate over who it should belong to.  There is even a tournament held to determine who the trainer of the baby pokemon will be, but the tournament's outcome doesn't matter to Togepi--it chose Kasumi to be its trainer.  Kasumi was the first person it saw after hatching, so she's the person it identifies as its mother.

    Togepi is a little baby, so it doesn't ever battle.  In fact, most of the time it just sits in Kasumi's arms, happily watching the events going on around it.  It is a bit of a crybaby and does get itself into trouble constantly, but most of the time it's harmless.  The only attack we've seen Togepi use so far is "Magic Finger" (Metronome), and every time it's used it's to teleport someone away from danger. 

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    #060 and 061:  Nyoromo/Nyorozo

    American VA:  Rachel Lillis (Poliwag)
    Getto Da Ze:  Episode 
    Evolves:  Episode 151 ("Who Gets to Keep Waninoko!?  Satoshi VS. Kasumi!")


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    # 222:  Saniigo

    Getto Da Ze:  Episode 213 ("Saniigo the Amigo!  Confrontation at Ougan Tower!!")

    I really don't know much about Saniigo.  Utsugi-Hakase gives it to Kasumi.  Saniigo is used to win Kasumi's preliminary matches in the Uzumaki Cup, so it must be a powerful pokemon.

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