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#GAKI NO TSUKAI MATSUMOTO MOVIE#
#GAKI NO TSUKAI MATSUMOTO TRIAL#

Some of Hamada's commonly mocked traits are: Though not as common, Hamada can also be on the receiving end of jokes, usually delivered by Matsumoto. Hamada reveals his rendition of Super Mario In a March 2007 episode of Gaki no Tsukai, when asked what he would save first if his house caught on fire, his reply was "the dog." In the Hotel Man Batsu game special, he was referred to as "Piko-chan".Īlthough he has always disliked animals, he recently became attached to the family dog. This is because the kansai dialect is regarded as improper in Japanese society. He is often spotted in public with his family, and every New Year's, they vacation in Hawaii.īeing from Osaka, he speaks in the kansai dialect however, he uses a standard dialect when talking to his children. The Slowking on this card was illustrated by Hamada himself.Ĭontrary to his intimidating persona, Hamada is proper and well-mannered off screen, and has been praised by Matsumoto for being a devoted father. This Slowking's special attack was "to hit" (どつく, dotsuku ?). A limited edition Pokémon card called "Hama-chan's Slowking" (ハマちゃんのヤドキング, Hama-chan no Yadokingu ?) was released to promote the movie.

#GAKI NO TSUKAI MATSUMOTO MOVIE#

Hamada provided the Japanese voice of Slowking in Pokémon: The Movie 2000.Tsunku has been quoted as saying "A musician will always make it big after being hit by Hamada." Tsunku of the rock group Sharan Q claims he got his first big break when Hamada hit him on Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ.On another episode of LINCOLN, while being recorded by a hidden camera, comedian Shinji Uchiyama spoke of a time he saw Hamada angrily scolding his son at a video game store for not being able to decide which game to get.One stated Hamada would bite his tongue off if he tried to kiss him. On a 2006 episode of LINCOLN, Matsumoto offered a "gift" to the younger comedians on the show: he had Hamada restrained upright and gave them the option of throwing a pie in his face or kissing him on the lips, to help them "overcome fear." The younger comedians were afraid of both options.This prank has been pulled on Naoki Tanaka of the comedy duo Cocorico, a regular on Gaki no Tsukai.Tanaka testified during the mock trial, "I cried on someone's chest for the first time in my life." In the past, he has violently attacked the victim, including kneeing him in the face, giving a headbutt, and pulling his hair His act is so convincing, it has brought his victims to tears. A common prank is to have Hamada pretend to lose his temper during a filming and become furious towards the unwitting victim. Downtown pulls numerous pranks on their colleagues on Gaki no Tsukai.

#GAKI NO TSUKAI MATSUMOTO TRIAL#

On an episode of Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!!, Hamada was put on a mock trial (where Matsumoto jokingly demanded the death sentence) for his countless acts of physical abuse and shameless schadenfreude on the show over the years.

This fearsome side of his personality has been pointed out in the media on several occasions: He has a notoriously quick temper and is prone to snapping at others, including overzealous fans who bother him on the streets.īecause of his aggressive and seemingly remorseless behavior, he has been dubbed "Hamada the Super Sadist" (ドSの浜田, Do ESU no Hamada). Never one to hold his tongue, he is known for being blunt and tactless towards everybody, no matter how famous they may be. He laughs with a distinct, high-pitched cackle whenever he sees his colleagues in pain. Other celebrities on their heads, whether it be with his hand, a paper fan, or whatever he is holding at the moment. Hamada watches a clip of himself attacking a member of Morisanchuu. Hamada is frequently seen whacking Matsumoto and Matsumoto Hitoshi on the left, Hamada Masatoshi on the right In 1982, he and Matsumoto entered Yoshimoto Kōgyō, to become a comedy duo. Not knowing what to do after graduating, he took an exam to become a motorboat racer at his father's suggestion, which he failed. Whenever he ran away, he would phone Matsumoto for financial help. As a freshman, he found his studies so stressful that he ran away from the dormitory several times. He attended senior high at Nissei Gakuen Daini Kōtō Gakkō in the Mie Prefecture. He claims his family was well-off in Osaka, until his father's acquaintance got them involved in his own private debt with the yakuza. Like Matsumoto, his family was very poor and lived in an old, run-down apartment building. He and Matsumoto did not become friends until junior high. There, he attended Ushio Elementary School and met Matsumoto Hitoshi. In fifth grade, his family moved to Hyōgo Prefecture where his father opened a paint store.

Hamada was born in Osaka to Kengoro and Nobuko Hamada.