
Toriko
List of Toriko Chapters, List of Toriko Characters, List of Toriko Episodes
by Source Wikipedia
32 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781230821610
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 30. Chapters: List of Toriko chapters, List of Toriko characters, List of Toriko episodes. Excerpt: This is a list of characters from the anime and manga series Toriko by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro. Toriko ) A Gourmet Hunter with an abnormally large appetite. He is known as one of the "Four Heavenly Kings," and his nickname is "The Glutton." He does not indiscriminately kill and eat any animal; he only kills those animals he decides to eat. He has immunity to 70 different poisons and also has an animal-like sense of smell. He has adopted the Battle Wolf's newborn pup and named it Terry Cloth. Like the other Kings, Toriko started off as a chain animal. He and the other Four Heavenly Kings were trained by Ichiry, the president of the IGO. He has selected Komatsu as his chef in his bishoku-ya and chef combo, which Komatsu accepted.Hunting Method: Toriko relies on his sheer monster-like strength to capture his targets. Full Course Menu: Currently, Toriko has filled the slots for Hors d' uvre, soup, and dessert. He decided that the dish God will be his main dish. Hors d' uvre: BB Corn (CLVL above 30, due to the difficulty of cooking it)Soup: Century Soup (original CLVL unknown, possibly very high due to being created in Ice Hell, modern version has a CLVL of less than 1, since Toriko is in a combo with the only chef who can make it)Fish Dish: BlankMeat Dish: Blank (He was going to use Jewel Meat of the Regal Mammoth, but because Sani was going to use it as his main dish he decided not to)Main Dish: GOD (Has yet to acquire it)Salad: BlankDessert: Rainbow Fruit (CLVL 12, due to fact that the fruit is extinct in nature, can only be found in IGO's selective breeding gardens)Drink: BlankKomatsu ) A six-star (initially five) chef who works for Hotel Gourmet, part of the prestigious IGO (International Gourmet Organization). He is timid, but...
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