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[[Image:Toshihiro Ono.jpg|thumb|right|A photo of Toshihiro Ono from the "[[Electric Tale of Pikachu volume 2|Pikachu Shocks Back]]" manga.]]
[[Image:Toshihiro Ono.jpg|thumb|right|A photo of Toshihiro Ono from the "[[Electric Tale of Pikachu volume 2|Pikachu Shocks Back]]" manga.]]


'''Toshihiro Ono''' (|小野 敏洋 ''Ono Toshihiro''), born February 27, 1965, is the creator of the manga ''[[The Electric Tale of Pikachu]]''. He also wrote and illustrated the [[Pokémon Tales]] book ''Pikachu's Unparalleled Adventure'' and illustrated the [[Mewtwo Strikes Back! (manga)|manga adaptation]] of ''[[Mewtwo Strikes Back]]''.
'''Toshihiro Ono''' (|小野 敏洋 ''Ono Toshihiro''), born February 27, 1965, is the creator of the manga ''[[Electric Tale of Pikachu]]''. He also wrote and illustrated the [[Pokémon Tales]] book ''Pikachu's Unparalleled Adventure'' and illustrated the [[Mewtwo Strikes Back! (manga)|manga adaptation]] of ''[[Mewtwo Strikes Back]]''.


Aside from his work with Pokémon, he also illustrated the first two volumes of the {{wp|Crest of the Stars}} manga trilogy. He also writes {{wp|hentai}}, including the famous ''Anal Justice'' series, under the pen name of '''Sanpei Kamirenjaku'''.
Aside from his work with Pokémon, he also illustrated the first two volumes of the {{wp|Crest of the Stars}} manga trilogy. He also writes {{wp|hentai}}, including the famous ''Anal Justice'' series, under the pen name of '''Sanpei Kamirenjaku'''.


== ''[[The Electric Tale of Pikachu]]'' interview with Animerica ==
==''[[Electric Tale of Pikachu]]'' interview with Animerica==
Around 1999, Ono had an interview with {{wp|Animerica}}, an American magazine dedicated to anime. They asked him mostly about ''The Electric Tale of Pikachu'' and its upcoming final volume. Some of the questions were focusing more on his career as a writer then his personal life. Eventually the question of his illustrations came along. Ono replied with, "I have had to change most of my artwork for it to get into America."
Around 1999, Ono had an interview with {{wp|Animerica}}, an American magazine dedicated to anime. They asked him mostly about ''Electric Tale of Pikachu'' and its upcoming final volume. Some of the questions were focusing more on his career as a writer then his personal life. Eventually the question of his illustrations came along. Ono replied with, "I have had to change most of my artwork for it to get into America."
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