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| - | ======Daddy Walrus====== | + | ======Higeoyaji====== |
| - | **Daddy Walrus** (also known as **Shunsaku Ban**, **Higeoyaji**, and **Mustachio** in the Japanese version) is a character with many names, appearing in several versions of Astro Boy. | + | **Higeoyaji** (also known as **Shunsaku Ban**, **Mr. Mustachio**, and **Daddy Walrus**) is a character with many names, appearing in several versions of Astro Boy. |
| =====Appearances===== | =====Appearances===== | ||
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| ====1980s series==== | ====1980s series==== | ||
| - | Daddy Walrus' real name is Albert Duncan (Shunsaku Ban in the Japanese version). He is Astro's teacher, however he is shown to be a private eye among other things. Daddy Walrus is somewhat cowardly while having a brave front, but he is a strong supporter of robots' rights and doesn't hesitate to make that very clear. He can be loud, especially when short tempered, otherwise he is portrayed as kind and friendly. | + | In this series, Higeoyaji is Astro's teacher, however he is shown to be a private eye among other things. Higeoyaji is somewhat cowardly while having a brave front, but he is a strong supporter of robots' rights and doesn't hesitate to make that very clear. He can be loud, especially when short tempered, otherwise he is portrayed as kind and friendly. |
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| + | He is known as **Daddy Walrus** in the English version. | ||
| ====2003 series==== | ====2003 series==== | ||
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| =====Trivia===== | =====Trivia===== | ||
| - | In the Japanese version of the 1960s series, his first voice actor is Masaaki Yajima and second voice actor is Ayao Wada. | + | In the Japanese version of the [[episodes:1960|1960s series]], his first voice actor is Masaaki Yajima and second voice actor is Ayao Wada. |
| - | In the 1980s series, he is voiced by Kazuo Kumakura in the Japanese version and by Bob Gonzalez in the English version. | + | In the [[episodes:1980|1980s series]], he is voiced by Kazuo Kumakura in the Japanese version and by Bob Gonzalez in the English version. |
| - | In the 2009 feature film, he is voiced by Ryan Stiles. | + | In the [[:movie|2009 feature film]], he is voiced by Ryan Stiles. |