Attila

Attila ブソン Buson
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Gender	Male
Hometown	Unknown
Region	Johto
Trainer class
Member of	Team Rocket
Rank	Officer
Partner	Hun
Anime debut	The Legend of Thunder!
English voice actor	Marc Thompson
Japanese voice actor	Nobuyuki Hiyama

Attila (Japanese: ブソン Buson) is a member of Team Rocket. He appeared along with his partner, Hun, in The Legend of Thunder! His Japanese voice actor is 檜山修之 Nobuyuki Hiyama and his English voice actor is Marc Thompson.

Like the other Rocket duos, his and his partner's names together form the name of a famous historical villain: in this case, Attila the Hun.

Personality

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Hun and Attila

Attila and Hun both seem somewhat set in their rank, and approach missions casually. They seem to be keep their cool even when they lose. Even in these situations, they beat a calm retreat. Despite physical stereotypes, Hun is the dominant partner, telling Attila to do things that he could do himself. Attila doesn't object, or show any signs of aggravation over this role; he seems to take it in stride, even going so far as to poke fun at Hun's more serious personality.

One particular event where Attila does lose his temper is when he finds that Marina has used her PokéGear to call for help. He yells through it, causing Vincent and Jimmy on the other end to nearly fall over, and then crushes it in his fist.

Relations to other members

Attila has no recorded history with his partner Hun; though the dub states that they are new partners, their body language and the familiarity of the behavior towards each other shows that they do have history together.

The pair takes mission orders from Professor Sebastian, but it is implied in the original Japanese version that they have never met him before.

Arsenal and abilities

Robotic

In addition to the Crystal System, Attila and Hun control a small shuttlecraft, a helicopter, and a mech with a peculiar manner of walking. Some call it the "Chicken Walker", (a name given to bipedal mechs, most notably given to the AT-ST of Star Wars fame,) but there is nothing to suggest that this is the official name.

Pokémon

Skarmory

Muk

Caterpie Unknown Caterpie Trivia The origin of his Japanese name is Yosa Buson [1] , considered one of the greatest haiku poets in history. As both he and Matsuo Basho flourished during the Edo and Tokugawa periods, some have suspected that both were also ninja employed by the administration. This may be a reason why these names were chosen for Hun (whose Japanese name is Basho) and Attila. Both Attila and Hun can be seen from behind at the beginning of the Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, during the narrator's introduction to the world of Pokémon. They are in the holding area with a captured Rayquaza. Contrary to popular belief, Attila is a title, not a name. Attila may have some Caterpie as he told Marina that he used to collect them. External links Buson's Profile on Pokeani (Japanese) Team Rocket Rocket Game Corner • Team Rocket Hideout • Viridian Gym • Team Rocket HQ • Rocket Warehouse Boss Admins Giovanni (Masters • Pocket Monsters) Archer (Masters) Ariana (Masters) Petrel (Masters) Proton (Masters) Other members Jessie (Masters) • James (Masters) • Meowth • Team Rocket Grunts (Rocket Siblings) • Scientists (Gideon) Grey (Golden Boys) • Kaede (How I Became a Pokémon Card) See also: Pokémon the Series • Adventures • Team GO Rocket • Team Rainbow Rocket This article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of Pokémon animation.