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'''Cher Watanabe''' (渡部 チェル; Watanabe Cher) (b. [[April 1]], [[1968]]) is a Japanese musician, arranger, and composer. He has composed music for such anime franchises as ''Digimon'' (in which he frequently collaborated with [[Kōji Wada]]), ''[[Pokeformers|Pokemon]]'', ''Prince of Tennis'', and ''Maken-Ki''. He is sometimes credited as "''Cheru'' Watanabe".
'''Cher Watanabe''' (渡部 チェル; Watanabe Cher) (b. [[April 1]], [[1968]]) is a Japanese musician, arranger, and composer. He has composed music for such anime franchises as ''Digimon'' (in which he frequently collaborated with [[Kōji Wada]]), ''[[Pokeformers|Pokémon]]'', ''Prince of Tennis'', and ''Maken-Ki''. He is sometimes credited as "''Cheru'' Watanabe".


==Music==
==Music==

Revision as of 16:46, 30 November 2018

Cher Watanabe (渡部 チェル; Watanabe Cher) (b. April 1, 1968) is a Japanese musician, arranger, and composer. He has composed music for such anime franchises as Digimon (in which he frequently collaborated with Kōji Wada), Pokémon, Prince of Tennis, and Maken-Ki. He is sometimes credited as "Cheru Watanabe".

Music