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*[[K.K. Slider]], who is known as "Totakeke" in Japan, is based on and named after Kazumi Totaka. | *[[K.K. Slider]], who is known as "Totakeke" in Japan, is based on and named after Kazumi Totaka. | ||
*"Totaka's Song", an infamous short, 19 note, looping tune, can be heard in a variety of Nintendo games he has worked on, although it is well hidden in most | *"Totaka's Song", an infamous short, 19 note, looping tune, can be heard in a variety of Nintendo games he has worked on, although it is well hidden in most. | ||
[[Category:VIP]] | [[Category:VIP]] | ||
[[Category:Game developers]] | [[Category:Game developers]] | ||
[[Category:Voice Actors]] | [[Category:Voice Actors]] | ||
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Kazumi Totaka (戸高 一生, Totaka Kazumi, born August 23, 1967) is a Japanese composer and voice actor who has done many works for Nintendo. He worked on music for Super Smash Bros. Brawl as well. He was the composition supervisor for the Yoshi's Story: Ending music, among other things, and also provides the voice of Yoshi.
Trivia
- K.K. Slider, who is known as "Totakeke" in Japan, is based on and named after Kazumi Totaka.
- "Totaka's Song", an infamous short, 19 note, looping tune, can be heard in a variety of Nintendo games he has worked on, although it is well hidden in most.
