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'''Gotsan Desu''' (ゴツァンデス) is a | '''Gotsan Desu''' (ゴツァンデス) is a sumo wrestler-type [[Medarot]] that appears in [[Medarot R]]. | ||
== Description == | |||
The name comes from "gotsan desu", which is phrase used among sumo wrestlers to mean "thank you". | |||
== Related Medarots == | == Related Medarots == | ||
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| full-title = Martial arts-themed Medarots in Medarot R | |||
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| name-1 = Ichigeki Kengo | | name-1 = Ichigeki Kengo | ||
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| | | type = Sumo wrestler | ||
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| | | name-1 = Gotsan Desu | ||
| | | code-2 = GTD01-M | ||
| name-2 = Daichanko | |||
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[[Category:Male Medarots]] | [[Category:Male Medarots]] | ||
[[Category:Bipedal Medarots]] | [[Category:Bipedal Medarots]] | ||
[[Category:Medarot R Medarots]] | [[Category:Medarot R Medarots]] | ||
Revision as of 15:11, 16 March 2016
| Gotsan Desu ゴツァンデス 
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| Model No. | 
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| GTD-0 | |
| Motif | |
| Sumo wrestler | |
| Parts | |
| Head: | Yokozuner ヨコズナー |
| Right Arm: | Hatakikomer ハタキコマー |
| Left Arm: | Yorikirer ヨリキラー |
| Legs: | Uccharer ウッチャラー |
| Game appearances | |
| Medarot R | |
| Other appearances | |
| None | |
| Designer | |
Gotsan Desu (ゴツァンデス) is a sumo wrestler-type Medarot that appears in Medarot R.
Description
The name comes from "gotsan desu", which is phrase used among sumo wrestlers to mean "thank you".
Related Medarots
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