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2016-05-11 06:20:46
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Let's find out what happened to Shinichi Shimomura: level designer for Kirby's Adventure and Kirby Super Star, and director of Kirby's Dream Land 2, Kirby's Dream Land 3, and Kirby 64: the Crystal Shards. Shinichi Shimomura of Park Design Inc. is probably not the same Shinichi Shimomura who worked on the Kirby series, unless he became a level designer at 16.
Here are the people who have consistently worked on Kirby, from Kirby 64 to Triple Deluxe.
>Tetsuya Abe: Programmer > Product Management
>Kenchiro Kita: Designer > Lead Design
>Tetsuya Mochiduki: Designer > Design
>Tadashi Hashikura: Designer > Motif Design
>Tsuyoshi Wakayama: Designer > Design
>Hitoshi Kikkawa: Designer > Design
>Kunio Watanabe: Designer > Movie
>Jun Ishikawa: Sound Composer > Sound
>Hirokazu Ando: Sound Composer > Sound
>Kazuya Konishi: Assistant Director > Special Thanks
>Kensuke Tanabe: Assistant Manager > Special Thanks
>Makiko Ohmoto: Voice Actor > Voice
>Leslie Swan: Localization Manager > NOA Localization Management
>Satoshi Ishida: Special Thanks > Public Relations
>Tetsuya Notoya: Special Thanks > Special Thanks
>Takaaki Kazuno: Special Thanks > Special Thanks
>HAL Debug Team: Special Thanks > Testing
>Masayoshi Tanimura: Producer > General Producer
>Hiroaki Suga: Producer > Producer
See if we can find their emails, social media accounts, or even miiverse.
Let's question them about Shinichi Shimomura's time with HAL, how he got his start there as a map designer, how he came to be director, why he no longer works there, how his relationship with Masahiro Sakurai developed, if it's possible to contact him directly.
