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Grampus-kun is a mascot of Nagoya Grampus, a Japanese association football club in the J-League. Grampus-kun is an artificial grampus dolphin. He has a wife, a son and a daughter. He has also became friends with Pul, the mascot of Shimizu S-Pulse. They both have even released a book together about them going out for lunch, interviewing each other, introducing themselves, and talking about their home towns. [1]

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Grampus family

Grampus-kun

Grampako-chan

Grampus-kun Jr.

Grara

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References

  1. A brief history of J.League mascots | Mascot madness in Japanese football , retrieved 2022-04-13