Benimaru Itoh is an illustrator who works for Nintendo. Itoh illustrated the Star Fox and Super Metroid comics that were serialized in Nintendo Power in 1993 and 1994 respectively.
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| - Benimaru Itoh is an illustrator who works for Nintendo. Itoh illustrated the Star Fox and Super Metroid comics that were serialized in Nintendo Power in 1993 and 1994 respectively.
- Benimaru Itoh(伊藤 紅丸Itō Benimaru) is a Japanese illustrator employed by Nintendo. Itoh illustrated the comic adaptations of Star Fox and Super Metroid that were serialized in Nintendo Power in 1993 and 1994 respectively. Itoh also illustrated Pokémon Tales books, including Bulbasaur's Trouble. He was also one of the musical contributors to the 1996 PC game SimTunes.
- "Ashura" Benimaru Itoh is a manga artist, 3D designer and musician who has done various kind of design works for Nintendo through his carrer. Initially he drew Star Fox and Super Metroid comics which were published by Nintendo Power, as well as a Mother 2 manga book published in Japan. In 1999, Itoh joined Creatures Inc., where he became the main 3D modeling director for various Pokémon games. He left in 2002 and became an advisor for HAL Laboratory, mainly supervising various Kirby games. He was also the host for the Mario & Zelda Big Band Live concert held in Japan in 2003.
- Benimaru Itoh is an artist that drew early Star Fox promotional art. He is best known for illustrating the Japan-only Star Fox Mission File Printout and for writing the Star Fox comics published in the Nintendo Power magazine. You can see in the last panel of some strips the following words: "Story & Artwork by Benimaru Itoh". His name also appears in the Star Fox 64 credits, in the special thanks section. The official reason is unknown. He is also referred as "source modeling chief: Pokémon Stadium", and as "original game staff" during the credits of Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64.
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| - Benimaru Itoh is an illustrator who works for Nintendo. Itoh illustrated the Star Fox and Super Metroid comics that were serialized in Nintendo Power in 1993 and 1994 respectively.
- Benimaru Itoh(伊藤 紅丸Itō Benimaru) is a Japanese illustrator employed by Nintendo. Itoh illustrated the comic adaptations of Star Fox and Super Metroid that were serialized in Nintendo Power in 1993 and 1994 respectively. Itoh also illustrated Pokémon Tales books, including Bulbasaur's Trouble. He was also one of the musical contributors to the 1996 PC game SimTunes.
- Benimaru Itoh is an artist that drew early Star Fox promotional art. He is best known for illustrating the Japan-only Star Fox Mission File Printout and for writing the Star Fox comics published in the Nintendo Power magazine. You can see in the last panel of some strips the following words: "Story & Artwork by Benimaru Itoh". The comic series was an adaptation of the first Star Fox game for SNES. It also introduced a new character to the Star Fox universe: Fara Phoenix. It summarized Fox McCloud's early life, his motivations, and Andross's role. However, the comics are considered non-canon, as the expanded storyline contradicts certain elements in Star Fox 64 and beyond. His name also appears in the Star Fox 64 credits, in the special thanks section. The official reason is unknown. He is also referred as "source modeling chief: Pokémon Stadium", and as "original game staff" during the credits of Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 64. Itoh returned to the Star Fox series as a concept artist for the 2016 animated short, Star Fox Zero: The Battle Begins.
- "Ashura" Benimaru Itoh is a manga artist, 3D designer and musician who has done various kind of design works for Nintendo through his carrer. Initially he drew Star Fox and Super Metroid comics which were published by Nintendo Power, as well as a Mother 2 manga book published in Japan. In 1999, Itoh joined Creatures Inc., where he became the main 3D modeling director for various Pokémon games. He left in 2002 and became an advisor for HAL Laboratory, mainly supervising various Kirby games. He was also the host for the Mario & Zelda Big Band Live concert held in Japan in 2003.
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