Lolo-Lulu

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Lolo-Lulu… just like it sounds in Japanese.

Lolo-Lulu isn’t hard to spot. He’s an octopus-like character with extremely thin legs and torso, and only one eye.

Lolo-Lulu is based on the Martians, Mr. Rollo and Mr. Lulu who appeared in Juzo Unno’s novel “Martian Corps”.

All of Lolo-Lulu’s appearances are pretty much the same – mostly just comedic effect.

If you spot an appearance not already listed, please let us know in the comments section below!

Boy Detective Zunbera as “the face of Miyuki”

Black Jack (“Teratoid Cystoma – Part 2”) as “Pinoko’s face”

Black Jack (“A Night in a Cottage”) as “Lolo-Lulu”
Black Jack (“Bad Stunt”) as “a poster”
Black Jack (“A Cholera Scare”) as “Pinoko’s face”
Futureman Kaos as “Lolo-Lulu”

The Rainbow Parakeet (“Othello“) as “one of the creatures that comes out of the tree”