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[[Image:Mrbacklot.jpg|thumb|right|Mr. Backlot in the {{pkmn|anime}}.]] | [[Image:Mrbacklot.jpg|thumb|right|Mr. Backlot in the {{pkmn|anime}}.]] | ||
'''Mr. Backlot''' (Japanese: Mr. Urayama) is the owner of the [[Trophy Garden|Pokémon Mansion]] and is also said to be the owner of [[Amity Square]]. His house has a back garden where players can capture wild Pokémon. | '''Mr. Backlot''' (Japanese: ''Mr. Urayama'') is the owner of the [[Trophy Garden|Pokémon Mansion]] and is also said to be the owner of [[Amity Square]]. His house has a back garden where players can capture wild Pokémon. | ||
He appeared in the anime in [[DP084]]. He is voiced by ''[[Kenta Miyake]]'' in Japanese. | He appeared in the anime in [[DP084]]. He is voiced by ''[[Kenta Miyake]]'' in Japanese. | ||
Revision as of 03:48, 30 September 2008
Mr. Backlot (Japanese: Mr. Urayama) is the owner of the Pokémon Mansion and is also said to be the owner of Amity Square. His house has a back garden where players can capture wild Pokémon.
He appeared in the anime in DP084. He is voiced by Kenta Miyake in Japanese.
He is apparently a compulsive liar, as he will repeatedly insist that a Pokémon appears in his garden despite not even being native to his region. His butler, who serves him well, covers up for his lies, allowing the player to capture rare Pokémon not found elsewhere in Sinnoh in his yard.
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