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- C'est un chat présen dans ACNL. Il fait un peu taré, mes il est gentil surtou quant on lui parle bocoup.
- Kabuki is a special Copy Ability that first appeared in Kirby 3D, a short based off of Kirby: Right Back at Ya!. Kabuki makes a surprise appearance as one of Kirby's attacks in Kirby Quest, a sub-game in Kirby Mass Attack. This makes it the first anime-exclusive ability to crossover into the game series, debuting before Water Kirby. However, this ability has yet to appear as a Copy Ability in the main game of a Kirby title.
- Kabuki is a bleached-white Yama-Titan who wears a red kimono and has very long, black hair. Its face is painted like a kabuki performer. Kabuki's Amulet belongs to Teien Casterwill.
- Kabuki is the second opponent encountered in the Arm Wrestling arcade game, a spin-off of the Punch-Out!! series. He is a sumo wrestler from Japan, and based on his name and appearance he is also involved in kabuki, a classical Japanese dance drama. Kabuki bears a striking similarity to Street Fighter's E. Honda, and pre-dates the character by 6 years.
- Kabuki ist ein Kater mit der Persönlichkeit Launisch.
- Kabuki es una habilidad de copia que solo a aparecido en el anime y en Kirby Mass Attack, en el mini-juego Kirby Quest como ataque especial. Tiene un traje de luchador Kabuki y una vara para poder golpear a sus enemigos.
- Kabuki Lives Once Again.
- Kabuki is Blue Tiger's and Tetsukimenin's brother.
- Kabuki was a mountain on the planet Tora. It was home to the hermit Ly-Chee for over thirty Toran years. Towards the end of his cave-dwelling life on the mountain, Ly-Chee met the Seventh Doctor, who had long heard Kabuki described as the best place in the whole of the Crab Nebula for peace and quiet. The Doctor stayed on the mountain for several weeks, until he accidentally ended Ly-Chee's life of contemplation and started travelling with the ex-hermit in the TARDIS. (COMIC: The Enlightenment of Ly-Chee the Wise)
- Categoria:PersonaggiKabuki (かぶきち, Kabukichi) è un gatto burbero presente in ogni gioco della serie. Il suo nome è un tipo di teatro giapponese, dal quale deriva anche l'aspetto.
- Kamen Rider Festive Demon is one of the many Oni Kamen Riders in the fanfictional series Kamen Rider: Echo Demon.
- Kabuki (かぶきち Kabukichi en japonés y Kabuki en inglés) es un vecino gato gruñón.
- Kabuki (かぶきち, Kabukichi) est un chat apparaissant comme villageois dans toute la série Animal Crossing. Sa carte Amiibo est également compatible avec le jeu Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival.
- Kabuki ist eine Fähigkeit, welche Kirby im 3D-Anime-Special verwendet, um das Monster Lobzilla zu besiegen. Desweiteren ist Kabuki eine der Fähigkeiten, die Kirby im Minispiel Kirby Quest in Kirby Mass Attack einsetzt, wenn der Spieler den Ladebalken im pinken Bereich stoppt. Zusammen mit der Wasser-Fähigkeit ist die Kabuki-Fähigkeit die einzige Fähigkeit, die zuerst im Anime und schließlich in einem Spiel aufgetaucht ist.
- Kabuki was a type of theater that represented the samurai caste in a heroic or tragic light, in a flamboyant way, full of action and color.
- Kabuki is published by Marvel Comics under the Icon imprint. Current price per issue is $2.99.
- Kabuki "Buki" is Kalel Cullen's Savannah breed cat. She seems more attached to Kalel than Anthony. She is four years and three months old, born on November 17, 2011. She appeared in almost every video on WatchUsLiveAndStuff. She now resides only with Kalel once more, due to Anthony and Kalel's break up in early November 2014.
- <default>Character name</default> Full name Japanese name Alternate name(s) Birthplace Residence Gender Race Elemental type Occupation Affiliation Alignment Allies Enemies First appearance Video games Anime Voice Provider Other Sprite Kabuki is a playable character in the Battle Game of Saturn Bomberman. He uses a lot of flashy attacks.
- Kabuki is a Taiko Oni and is one of the antagonists in the movie, having double-crossed Asumu and the others into believing he cares for humans (as per his staged fight with a Makamou). He also caused trouble among the seven Oni when they were accused of attacking humans (with Nishiki's weapons found beside a murdered man, while it was actually him who committed it).
- Kabuki(歌舞伎kabuki) is the highly stylized classical Japanese dance-drama. Kabuki theatre is known for the stylization of its drama and for the elaborate make-up worn by some of its performers. The individual kanji characters, from left to right, mean sing (歌), dance (舞), and skill (伎). Kabuki is therefore sometimes translated as "the art of singing and dancing." These are, however, ateji characters which do not reflect actual etymology. The kanji of 'skill', however, generally refers to a performer in kabuki theatre. Since the word kabuki is believed to derive from the verb kabuku, meaning "to lean" or "to be out of the ordinary", kabuki can be interpreted as "avant-garde" or "bizarre" theatre. The expression kabukimono (歌舞伎者) referred originally to those who were bizarrely dressed and swag
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