Ham Egg
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| Ham Egg | |
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 His appearance in Tezuka's version of Treasure Island |
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| Created by | Osamu Tezuka |
| Voiced by | Takashi Ebata (Japanese, first Tetsuwan Atom series) Ichirō Nagai (Japanese, second Tetsuwan Atom series) Kei Tomiyama (Japanese, third Jungle Emperor Leo series) Danshi Tatekawa (Japanese, 1997 Jungle Emperor Leo film) Masashi Ebara (Japanese, Metropolis) Chō (Japanese, third Tetsuwan Atom series) Kenji Utsumi (Japanese, Astro Boy film) Robert Axelrod (English, Metropolis) Ted Lewis (English, Jungle Emperor Leo) Nathan Lane (English, Astro Boy film), where he is portrayed not as negatively as in the manga, but instead as an outcast who has robots compete against each other under the assumtion that they don't have emotions or feelings. |
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| Gender | Male |
| Species | human |
Ham Egg, also known as Cacciatore, Hammond Eggs or Hamegg, is a fictional manga villain created by Osamu Tezuka. He is depicted as having a round head, a thin moustache, a wide grin, and sometimes wearing a top hat. Primarily known for being a cruel circus manager in Astro Boy, he was also a hotel manager and an organ smuggler in the manga Phoenix. He has made several other appearances in Astro Boy (such as a gangster or a murderous surgeon). In Jungle Emperor Leo episode 1, "Go, White Lion!", Hamegg played Viper Snakely, the hunter who killed Leo's parents, partnered with a Wimpy-like character known as Kutter. In the 2009 3-D film version of Astro Boy, he is voiced by Nathan Lane.
[edit] Roles
- "Ham Egg" in Angel Gunfighter - 1949
- "Ham Egg" in Jungle Emperor Leo - 1950
- "Mr. Hic" in Nextworld - 1951
- "Ham Egg" in Age of Adventure - 1951
- "Gerazuri" in Dr. Thrill - 1959
- "Ham Egg" in Undersea Super Train: Marine Express - 1979 anime
- "Police Inspector Akabane" in The Stories of Three Adolfs - 1983
- "Ham Egg" in Jungle Emperor Leo: The Movie - 1997 anime
- "Grudon" in episode 21 of Astro Boy - 2003 anime
- "Ham and Egg" in Metropolis - 2001 anime
- "Hamegg" in Astro Boy - 2009 film
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