Dr. Kenzo
| Dr. Kenzo ケンゾウ Kenzō | |
 Dr. Kenzo | |
| Gender | Male |
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| Eye color | Blue |
| Hair color | Brown |
| Hometown | Oreburgh City |
| Region | Sinnoh |
| Trainer class | Scientist |
| Anime debut | A Gruff Act To Follow! |
| English voice actor | Billy Regan |
| Japanese voice actor | Hidenobu Kiuchi |
Dr. Kenzo (Japanese: ケンゾウ Kenzō) is a recurring character who appeared in the Pokémon anime.
History
Dr. Kenzo first appeared in A Gruff Act to Follow!, where he saw Team Rocket gazing at some coal in the Oreburgh Mining Museum. He asked the trio what they wanted to see and they chose the Fossil restorer. While going to the Fossil restorer, Dr. Kenzo told them how the museum is split into two parts. As they arrived, Dr. Kenzo told them that the restoration process once the Fossil was in the machine would take 24 hours to complete.
In Wild in the Streets!, Dr. Kenzo discovered that the museum's Fossil-reviving machine was missing. He was then shown standing next to Officer Jenny, watching an Aerodactyl destroy part of Oreburgh City. As Roark battled an Armaldo and a Kabutops with Cranidos, Dr. Kenzo found out that Team Rocket were responsible for stealing the Fossil-reviving machine. After Aerodactyl damaged part of Team Rocket's mecha, Dr. Kenzo recalled both Armaldo and Kabutops to their Poké Balls. He was also able to capture Aerodactyl after Dawn's Piplup and Buneary battled it.
Character
He is seen to be the director of the Oreburgh Mining Museum, specifically its Fossil-restoration program.
The Pokémon in the museum's controlled environment may belong to him in some degree, as he was seen recalling a rampaging Armaldo, and also capturing the Aerodactyl revived when Team Rocket stole the museum's Fossil-reviving machine.
Pokémon
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Revived
| Debut | Wild in the Streets! |
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| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Katsuyuki Konishi |
This Aerodactyl was revived from a Fossil inside of a revival machine that was stolen by Team Rocket. After a failed capture by Jessie, it started rampaging around Oreburgh City, until it was stopped by Dawn's Piplup and Buneary and then caught by Dr. Kenzo.
Aerodactyl's known moves are Giga Impact and Hyper Beam.
| Debut | Wild in the Streets! |
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This Kabuto was seen along with several other Pokémon within the habitat created for the revived Pokémon.
None of Kabuto's moves are known.
| Debut | A Gruff Act to Follow! |
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This Omanyte was seen being revived when Dr. Kenzo introduced the Fossil-reviving system for Team Rocket.
It reappeared in Wild in the Streets!, where it was seen along with several other Pokémon within the habitat created for the revived Fossil Pokémon.
None of Omanyte's moves are known.
| Debut | Wild in the Streets! |
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This Anorith was seen along with several other Pokémon within the habitat created for the revived Pokémon.
None of Anorith's moves are known.
| Debut | A Gruff Act to Follow! |
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| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Kiyotaka Furushima |
This Armaldo was one of the Pokémon set free by the rampaging Aerodactyl. It was later briefly caught by Team Rocket, but was then returned back into its Poké Ball.
Armaldo's only known move is Hyper Beam.
| Debut | Wild in the Streets! |
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This Lileep was seen along with several other Pokémon within the habitat created for the revived Pokémon.
None of Lileep's moves are known.
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Trivia
- Dr. Kenzo shares the same Japanese and English voice actors as Dr. Yung.
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