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Rica Matsumoto |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - November 30th, 1965
PLACE OF BIRTH – Yokohama, Kanagawa
HEIGHT - 1.60 m (5' 3'')
WEIGHT - 48 kg (106 lb)
BLOOD TYPE – 0
WEBSITE - http://matsumo.to/rica
(in both Japanese and English)
PROFILE
Rica Matsumoto is not only a famous seiyuu,
but also a popular singer in Japan. She
has recorded numerous songs for soundtracks
(including several for ‘Pokemon’),
as well as making her own singles and albums.
She works for the company Sun Music Production,inc. |
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SOLO SINGLES
- Thrill ni Koi Shite (26/04/1995)
- Kokoro de Mitsumeteru (01121995)
- Spicy Life (02/05/1996)
- Kaze no Eagle (03/04/2002)
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SOLO ALBUMS
- Cluster (28/04/1993)
- Destiny, (12/07/1995)
- Aoi Futaba SCAN (03/09/1997)
- Garbella (31/05/2000)
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Shitîhantâ [aka City Hunter]
(1987, TV Series) - Sonia Field
- Roujin Z (1991, Movie) - Tomoe
Satô
- Moldiver (1993) - Oozora Nozomu
- Iria: Zeiram the Animation (1993)
- Komanisa
- Kidô senshi V Gundam [aka Mobile
Suit Victory Gundam] (1993, TV Series)
- Haro, Renda de Baroma
- Yûgen kaisha [aka Phantom Quest
Corp.] (1994) - Kisaragi Ayaka
- Shin Kyûteî Hanî
[aka New Cutey Honey] (1994) - Chokkei
Hayami
- Tonde Buurin (1994, TV Series) - Keiko
Kuroha
- Bakuen Campus Guardress [aka "Combustible
Campus Guardress] (1994, TV Series)
- Hasumi Jinno
- Kagaku ninja tai Gatchaman (1994)
- Tsubame no Jinpei
- Final Fantasy: Legend of the Crystals
(1994) - Prettz
- Dirty Pair Flash: Mission 3 Act 1
(1994) - Kei
- Fushigi no kuni no Miyuki-chan [aka
Miyuki-chan in Wonderland] (1995) -
Sumire
- Princess Minerva (1995) - Kesley
Uruga
- X (1996) - Nakatsu
- Mahô shôjo Pretty Sammy
[aka Magical Girl Pretty Sammy] (1996,
TV Series) - Chihiro Kawai
- Tokuma sentai Shinesman [aka The Special
Duty Combat Unit Shinesman] (1996) -
Yota Matsumoto
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Satoshi
- Perfect Blue (1997) - Rumi
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Satoshi
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû [aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Satoshi
- Kasei ryodan Danasight Four-Nine (1998)
- Moriki
- Trigun (1998, TV Series) - Kaite
- Seihô bukyô Autorô
Sutâ [aka Outlaw Star] (1998,
TV Series) - James 'Jim' Hawking
- Varukiri purofairu [aka Valkyrie Profile]
(1999, Video Game) - Rourly
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Satoshi
- Sol Bianca: The Legacy (1999) - April
- Ima, soko ni iru boku [aka Now and
Then, Here and There] (1999, TV Series)
- Sis
- Fake (2000) - Bikky
- Yûgiô: Duel Monsters [aka
Yugioh] (2000, TV Series) - Ryou
Bakura
- Poketto monsutaa: Pichû to Pikachû
(2000, Movie) - Satoshi
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka Lord of the Unknown
Tower] (2000, Movie) - Satoshi
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) - Satoshi
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Satoshi
- Poketto monsutaa (2002, TV Series)
– Haruka
- Gun Frontier (2002, TV Series) –
Sinunola
- Poketto monsutaa: Wishing Star of
Seven Nights (2003, Movie) – Satoshi
/ Haruka
- Poketto monsutaa:The Fissure of the
Sky Visitor (2004, Movie) – Satoshi
/ Haruka
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Mayumi Iizuka |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - January 3rd, 1977
PLACE OF BIRTH – Tokyo
HEIGHT - 1.51 m (4' 10'')
WEIGHT - 38 kg (84 lb)
MEASUREMENTS - 80-58-78 cm (31-23-30 in)
BLOOD TYPE – AB
PROFILE
Mayumi Iizuka is both a seiyuu and a singer.
She has sung upon many soundtrack (including
the Pokemon songs ‘Raparasu Ni Notte’
and ‘Minne de Arukou’) released
many of her own singles and albums. She
works for Yaegaki Jimusho. |
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SOLO SINGLES
- Senobi wo Shite Follow You (17/04/1996)
- Nakatomi Nanaka (12/06/1996)
- Accel (17/12/1997)
- Sha La La! -Genki ni Naare- (20/05/1998)
- Over The Rainbow (16/07/1999)
- Caress/Place to Be (26/0½000)
- My Wish (24/05/2000)
- Missing Blue 02 -Shizuno- (31/03/2001)
- Pure Blue / Love Forever (20/06/2001)
- Tenshi in your Heart / Futari Dake
no Moon (25/07/2001)
- Yasashii Migite (24/04/2002)
- Koi no Iro (26/06/2002)
- Memorial Song (24/07/2002)
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SOLO ALBUMS
- Kataomi (27/08/1997)
- Mint to Kuchibue (23/09/1998)
- Fly Lady Bird (11/12/1998)
- So Loving (23/07/1999)
- Careless/Place to Be (26/0½000)
- Berry Best (21/02/2001)
- Niji no Saku Bassho (24/07/2002)
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Toksuzen! Neko no kuni banipal witt
[aka Catnapped!] (1995) - Chu-Chu
- Rakusho! Hyper Doll (1995) - Mew
- Tenkû no Esukafurône [aka
Escaflowne] (1996, TV Series) - Princess
Millerna / Yukari
- Mahô tsukai tai! [aka Magic
User's Club!] (1996, TV Series) - Nakatomi
Nanaka
- Shin Tenchi Muyô [aka Tenchi
in Tokyo] (1997) - Sakuya Kumashiro
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Kasumi Yawa / Pippi
- Haunted Junction (1997, TV Series)
- Mirror Girl
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Kasumi Yawa
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû[aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Kasumi Yawa
- Mahô no stage fancy Lala [aka
Magical Stage Fancy Lala] (1998, TV
Series) - Anna Nozaki
- To Heart (1999, TV Series) - Aoi
Matsubara
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Kasumi Yawa
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka Lord of the Unknown
Tower] (2000, Movie) - Kasumi Yawa
- Escaflowne: A Girl in Gaea (2000)
- Sora
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) - Kasumi Yawa
- Gate Keepers (2001, TV Series) - Reiko
Asagiri
- Star Ocean EX (2001, TV Series) -
Rena Lanford
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Kasumi Yawa
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Yuji Ueda |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - June 15th, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH – Fukuoka
BLOOD TYPE – A
SPOUSE - Minami Omi
PROFILE
Yuji Ueda works for Arts Vision. He has
sung upon many soundtracks for the series
he has acted in, including ‘Pokemon’.
His wife, Minami Omi, is also a well known
seiyuu. |
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Ai shitî [aka Love City] (1986)
- Shounen Santa no daibôken [aka
Adventures of Young Santa Claus] (1994)
- Goozle
- Blue Seed (1994, TV Series) - Yoshiki
Yaegashi
- Street Fighter Alpha (1995, Video
Game) - Balrog / Blanka
- Rakusho! Hyper Doll (1995) - Matsushita
- Wedding Peach (1995, TV Series) -
Fuuma Yousuke
- Kishin dôji Zenki (1995, TV
Series) - Kuribayashi
- Fushigi Yûgi (1995, TV Series)
- Suboshi
- Rurôni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku
roman tan [aka Rurouni Kenshin: Wandering
Samurai] (1996, TV Series) - Sanosuke
Sagara
- Tenkû no Esukafurône [aka
Escaflowne] (1996, TV Series) - Reeden
- Haamerun no Violin Hiki (1996, TV
Series) - Hameln
- Kidô senkan Nadeshiko [aka Martian
Successor Nadesico] (1996, TV Series)
- Akito Tenkawa
- Chôsha Raidîn [aka Reideen:
The Superior] (1996, TV Series) -
Masato Tsubaki
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Takeshi
- Rurôni Kenshin: Ishin shishi
e no Requiem [aka Samurai X: The Motion
Picture] (1997) - Sanosuke Sagara
- Mahô no stage fancy Lala [aka
Magical Stage Fancy Lala] (1998, TV
Series) – Yoshio
- Street Fighter III: New Generation
(1997, Video Game) - Urien
- Star Ocean: The Second Story (1998,
Video Game) - Claude Kenni
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Takeshi
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû[aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Takeshi / Hitokagetwo
- Darkstalkers III (1998, Video Game)
- Xenogears (1998, Video Game) - Bartolemei
Fatima
- Shiritsu Justice gakuen [aka Rival
Schools] (1998, Video Game) - Shôma
Sawamura
- Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040 (1998,
TV Series) - Daily Wong
- Jûbei-chan Lovely gantai no
himitsu [aka Jubei-chan: Secret of the
Lovely Eyepatch] (1999, TV Series) -
Bantaro Sanbonmatsu
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka The Spell of the
Unown] (2000, Movie) - Takeshi
- The Bouncer (2000, Video Game) - Mugetsu
- Love Hina (2000, TV Series) - Keitarou
Urashima
- Inuyasha (2000, TV Series) - Houjou-kun
- Misutenaide Daisy [aka Don't Leave
Me Alone Daisy] (2000, TV Series) -
Computer Voice
- Chikyû shôjo Arjuna (2001,
TV Series) - Chris Hoeken
- Pocket Monster: Pikachû no dokidoki
kakurenbo [aka Pikaboo!] (2001) - Hinoarashi
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) – Takeshi
- Tenshi kinryoku [aka Angel Sanctuary]
(2001) - Kato
- X (2001, TV Series) - Kakyô
Kuzuki
- Rurôni Kenshin: Seisô
hen [akaSamurai X: Reflection] (2001)
- Sanosuke Sagara
- Samurai [aka Way of the Samurai] (2001,
Video Game) - Kurikichi
- Hand Maid May (2001) - Kotaro Nanbara
- Love Hina Again (2002, TV Series)
- Keitarou Urashima
- Tenshi na konamaiki [aka A Cheeky
Angel] (2002, TV Series) - Tasuke
Yasuda
- 12 Kokuki (2002, TV Series) - Naoyuu
Asano
- Guilty Gear XX (2002, Video Game)
– Zappa
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Takeshi
- Poketto monsutaa: Wishing Star of
Seven Nights (2003, Movie) – Takeshi
- Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven (2003, Video
Game)
- Poketto monsutaa:The Fissure of the
Sky Visitor (2004, Movie) – Takeshi
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Megumi Hayashibara |
 DATE
OF BIRTH -March 30th, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH -Tokyo
PROFILE
Hayashibara is one of the most reknowned anime voice
actors in Japan. She has appeared in some of the
most famous anime series' and movies. In the anime
show 'Martian Successor Nadesico,' the character
Megumi, the voice actress, is named after her.
Hayashibara is also a famous singer and
once trained as a nurse in case her dream
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Mezon Ikkoku [aka Maison Ikkoku] (1986,
TV Series) - Nanao Yosuke
- Purojukuto A-ko [aka Project A-Ko]
(1986) - Ume
- Tenku no shiro Rapyuta [aka Castle
in the Sky] (1986)
- Esper Mami (1987, TV Series) - Sanae
Shimazu
- Shitîhantâ [aka City Hunter]
(1987, TV Series) - Misuzu Moriwaki
- Baburugamu kuraishisu [aka Bubblegum
Crisis] (1987) - Nam
- Project A-Ko 2: Daitokuji zaibatsu
no inbô [aka Project A-Ko 2: Plot
of the Daitokuji Financial Group] (1987)
- Ume
- Project A-Ko 3: Cinderella Rhapsody
(1988) - Ume
- Kidô Senshi Gundam 0080 Pocket
No Naka No Sensou [aka Mobile Suit Gundam
0080: A War in the Pocket] (1989) -
Cris
- Ranma ½ (1989, TV Series) -
Ranma Saotome (female)
- Ranma ½ : Nettôhen [aka
Ranma ½ Anything-Goes Martial
Arts] (1989, TV Series) - Ranma
Saotome (female)
- Riding Bean (1989) - Carrie
- City Hunter 3 (1989, TV Series) -
Moriwaki Misuzu
- Eriaru visual [aka Ariel] (1989) -
Kishida Kazumi
- Garaga (1989) - Kina
- Megazone 23 III (1989) - Dominick
- Project A-Ko 4: Final (1989) - Ume
- Kidô keisatsu patorebâ:
The Movie [aka Patlabor: The Movie]
(1990, Movie) - Weather forecaster
- Heisei tensai Bakabon (1990, TV Series)
- Bakabon
- Mahô no purinsesu Minkî
Momo [aka Fairy Princess Minky Momo]
(1991, TV Series) - Minky Momo
- Izumo (1991) - Nabi
- Ranma: Chûgoku Nekonron daikessen!
Okite yaburi no gekitô hen [aka
Ranma ½: Big Battle at Nekonron!
The No-Rules All-Out Battle] (1991)
- Ranma Saotome (female)
- Sazan aizu [aka 3x3 Eyes] (1991) -
Pai
- Chô-Bakumatsu shônen seiki
takamaru [aka Takamaru] (1991) - Yumega
Arusaemon
- Yû yû hakusho [aka The
Poltergeist Report] (1992) - Young
Genkai
- Bannô bunka nekomusume [aka
Super Catgirl Nuku Nuku] (1992) - Natsume
'Nuku Nuku' Atsuko
- Denei shoujo Ai [aka Video Girl Ai]
(1992) - Ai Amano
- Yawara! Sore yuke koshinuke kizzu!
(1992) - Suzuki Takeyuki
- Ranma ½: Kessen Tôgenkyô!
Hanayome o torimodose!! [aka Ranma ½:
The Movie 2, Nihao My Concubine] (1992,
Movie) - Ranma Saotome (female)
- Hakkenden shin sho (1993, Movie) -
Mouya Inusaka
- Burakku jakku [aka Black Jack] (1993,
Movie) - Rie Fujinami
- Nanatsu no umi no Tiko [aka Tico of
the Seven Seas] (1994, TV Series) -
Nanami
- Ranma ½: Chô-musabetsu
kessen! Ranma team VS densetsu no hôô
[aka Ranma ½: One Grew Over the
Kuno's Nest] (1994, Movie) - Ranma
Saotome (female)
- Shounen Santa no daibôken [aka
The Adventures of Young Santa Claus]
(1994, Mini-Series) - Mary
- Bishôjo senshi Sailor Moon S:
The Movie [aka Pretty Soldier Sailor
Moon S: The Movie] (1994, Movie) -
Himeko Nayotake
- DNA: Dokokade nakushita aitsu no aitsu
(1994, TV Series) - Saeki Tomoko
- Macross Plus (1994) - Lucy Macmillan
- Ranma ½ Special: Yomigaeru
kioku [aka Ranma ½: An Akane
to Remember] (1994, Movie) - Ranma
Saotome (female)
- Blue Seed (1994, TV Series) - Momiji
Fujimiya
- Shadow Skill (1995, Movie) - Ella
Lagu
- Ranma ½SUPER (1995) - Ranma
Saotome (female)
- Shin Seiki Evangelion [aka Neon Genesis
Evangelion] (1995, TV Series) -
Rei Ayanami / Yui Ikari / Pen Pen
- Slayers (1995, TV Series) - Lina
Inverse
- Slayers Next (1996, TV Series) -
Lina Inverse
- Bakuretsu Hunters [aka The Sorcerer
Hunters] (1996, TV Series) - Tira
Misu
- Meitantei Conan [aka Detective Conan]
(1996, TV Series) - Ai Haibara/Sherry
- Saber Marionette J [aka Saber Marionette
J Again] (1996, TV Series) - Lime
- Soreyuke! Uchû senkan Yamamoto
Yôko [aka Starship Girl Yamamoto
Yohko] (1996)
- Slayers Special (1996) - Lina
Inverse
- Slayers Return (1996) - Lina Inverse
- Tenchi Muyô! In Love (1996,
Movie) - Achika
- Lunar: Eternal Blue [aka Lunar 2:
Eternal Blue Complete] (1996, Video
Game) - Lucia
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Musashi / Fushigidane / Pigeon
- Slayers Great (1997) - Lina Inverse
- Slayers Try (1997, TV Series) - Lina
Inverse
- Lost Universe (1997) - Canal Vorfeed
- Ganso bakuretsu hunter (1997) -
Tira Misu
- Shin Seiki Evangelion Gekijô-ban:
Shito shinsei [aka Evangelion: Death
& Rebirth] (1997) - Rei Ayanami
/ Yui Ikari / Pen Pen
- Shin Seiki Evangelion Gekijô-ban:
Air/Magokoro o, kimi ni [aka End of
Evangelion] (1997) - Rei Ayanami
/ Yui Ikari
- Jungle de Ikou (1997) - Ongo
- Akihabara dennô gumi" (1998,
TV Series) - Tsubame Ootorii
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Fushigidane
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû [aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Musashi
- Cowboy Bebop (1998, TV Series) -
Faye Valentine
- Rupan sansei: Honô no kioku
Tokyo Crisis [aka Lupin III: Tokyo Crisis]
(1998) - Maria
- Saber Marionette J to X (1998, TV
Series) - Lime
- Kasei ryodan Danasight Four-Nine [aka
DNASights 999.9] (1998) - Mî
- Love & Pop (1998, Live-action
Movie)
- Queen Emeraldas (1998) - Hiroshi
Umino
- Rupan sansei: Honô no kioku
Tokyo Crisis [aka Lupin III: Tokyo Crisis]
(1998, Movie) - Maria
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Musashi
- ReReRe no tensai Bakabon (1999, TV
Series) - Bakabon
- Cardcaptor Sakura (1999) - Madoushi
- Idoru Tenshi Youkoso Youko [aka Idol
Tenshi Youkoso Youko] (2000, TV Series)
- Saki
- Jubunairu [aka Juvenile] (2000) -
Female Researcher / Voice of Tetra
- Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000,
Movie) - Leila
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka The Spell of the
Unown] (2000, Movie) - Musashi
- Shiki-Jitsu [aka Ritual] (2000, Live-action
Movie) - Woman
- Love Hina (2000, TV Series) - Taichi
/ Akiko
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) - Musashi
- Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' On Heaven's
Door (2001) - Faye Valentine
- Pocket Monster: Pikachû no dokidoki
kakurenbo [aka Pikaboo!] (2001) - Fushigidane
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Musashi
- Love Hina Again (2002, TV Series)
- Haruka Urashima
- Tenshi na konamaiki [aka A Cheeky
Angel] (2002, TV Series) - Megumi
Amatsuka
- Poketto monsutaa: Wishing Star of
Seven Nights (2003, Movie) - Musashi
- Poketto monsutaa:The Fissure of the
Sky Visitor (2004, Movie) –
Musashi
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Shinichirô Miki |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - March 18th, 1968
PLACE OF BIRTH - Tokyo
HEIGHT - 1.80 m (5' 11'')
PROFILE
Miki, along with fellow Pokemon seiyuu Tomokazu
Seki, is a member of the band 'Weiß',
which also has an anime, 'Weiß Kruez.'
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Sôsei kishi Gaiarth [aka Genesis
Surviver Gaiarth] (1992) - Fayk
- Rei Rei (1993) - Sayoshi
- Garou densetsu [aka Fatal Fury: The
Motion Picture] (1994) - Laocorn
Gaudemus
- Aozora Shoujotai [aka 801 TTS Airbats]
(1994) - Takuya Isurugi
- Princess Minerva (1995) - Yamaha
- Kakyûsei [aka First Loves] (1995)
- Kakeru Nanahoshi
- Wedding Peach (1995, TV Series) -
Kazuya Yanagiba
- Fushigi Yûgi (1995, TV Series)
- Keisuke Yuuki
- Tenkuu no Escaflowne [aka Escaflowne]
(1995, TV Series) - Allen Schezar
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Kojirô / Hitodeman / Lizardon
- Kyuuketsuki Miyu [aka Vampire Princess
Miyu] (1997, TV Series) - Larva
- Maze bakunetsu jikû [aka Maze
Mega Burst Space] (1997, TV Series)
- Gold / King Farmount
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Lizardon
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû [aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Kojiro
- Beast Wars chô seimeitai Transformer
Special [aka Movie Edition Beast Wars
Special] (1998) - Inferno
- Geobreeders (1998) - Yoichi Taba
- Ao no roku gô [aka Blue Submarine
No. 6] (1998) - Myong Hea Yun
- Weißkreuz (1998, TV Series)
- Yôji Kudô
- Harlock Saga: Nibelung no yubiwa 'Rhein
no ôgon' [aka Harlock Saga: The
Ring of Nibelung 'The Rhinegold'] (1999)
- Fafner
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Kojiro
- Transformers: Beast Wars Metals (1999,
TV Series) - Inferno
- Escaflowne: A Girl from Gaea (2000,
Movie) - Allen Schezar
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka Lord of the Unknown
Tower] (2000, Movie) - Kojiro
- Betterman (2000, TV Series) - Yanagi
Shou
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2002, Movie) - Kojiro
- Full Metal Panic! (2001, TV Series)
- Kurz Weber
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Kojiro
- Poketto monsutaa: Wishing Star of
Seven Nights (2003, Movie) – Kojiro
- Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu! (2003,
TV Series) - Kurz Weber
- Poketto monsutaa:The Fissure of the Sky Visitor
(2004, Movie) – Kojiro
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Ikue Otani |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - August 18th, 1965
PLACE OF BIRTH - Tokyo
HEIGHT - 1.51 m (4' 10'')
WEIGHT - 38 kg (84 lb)
BLOOD TYPE - B
PROFILE
Otani works for Ezaki Productions. She is
often credited as Ikue Ohtani, Ikue Otani
or Ikue Ôtani. |
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Ganbare! Kickers [aka The Kickers]
(1986, TV Series) - Kiyoshi Hara
- Genji Tsushin Agedama (1991, TV Series)
- Kodama
- Yû yû hakusho [aka The
Poltergeist Report] (1992, TV Series)
- Youko Kurama
- Hime-chan no Ribbon (1992, TV) - Nonohara
Himeko
- Kobo-chan [aka Kobo, the L'il Rascal]
(1992, TV Series) - Kobo
- Aa! Megamisama! [aka. Oh! My Goddess]
(1993, OAV) - SoraHasegawa
- Miracle Girls (1993, TV Series) -
Reiko
- Mahôjin guru guru (1994, TV
Series) - Spirit
- Wedding Peach (1995, TV Series) -
Akira Tamano and Donna
- Shadow Skill (1995) - Kyo Ryu
- Kishin doji Zenki (1995, TV Series)
- Ako
- Tenkuu no Escaflowne [aka Escaflowne]
(1995, TV Series) - Merle
- Kidô senkan Nadeshiko [aka Martian
Successor Nadesico] (1996, TV Series)
- Yukina Shiratori
- Meitantei Conan [a.k.a. Detective
Conan] (1996, TV Series) - Tsuburaya
Mitsuhiko
- Bishôjo senshi Sailor Moon Sailor
Stars [aka Sailor Moon Sailor Stars]
(1996, TV Series) - Sailor Tin Nyanko
- Chôsha Raidîn [aka "Reideen:
The Superior] (1996, TV Series) - Fujimaru
Mushanokouji
- Meitantei Conan: Tokei-jikake no matenrou
(1997) - Tsuburaya Mitsuhiko
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Pikachu / Tosakinto (Goldeen)
- Aika [aka Agent Aika] (1997) - Ria
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû [aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa Pikachû (1998)
- Pikachu
- Mega Man Legends [aka Rockman Dash]
(1998, Video Game) - Bomb Bonne
- Nintendo All-Star Dai-Rantou Smash
Bros. [Super Smash Bros.] (1999, Video
Game) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû tankentai
[aka Pikachu's Rescue Adventure] (1999,
Movie) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa Snap (1999, Video
Game) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Yellow (1999, Video
Game) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
fuyu-yasumi [Pikachu's Winter Vacation]
(1999) - Pikachu
- Tenshi ni narumon [aka I Want to Be
an Angel] (1999, TV Series) - Ruka
- Poketto monsutaa: Pichu to Pikachu
(2000, Movie) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka The Spell of the
Unown] (2000, Movie) - Pikachu
- Escaflowne: A Girl in Gaea (2000,
Movie) - Merle
- Poketto monsutaa Stadium (2000, Video
Game) - Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Mewtwo's Return
(2000) - Pikachu / Additional Voices
- Poketto monsutaa Stadium 2 (2001,
Video Game) - Pikachu
- Pocket Monster: Pikachû no dokidoki
kakurenbo [aka Pikaboo!] (2001, Movie)
- Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) – Pikachu
- Dai-Rantou Smash Brothers Deluxe [aka
aka Super Smash Bros. Melee] (2001,
Video Game) Pikachu
- Shenmue II (2001, Video Game) - Fangmei
Xun
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Pikachu
- Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven (2003, Video
Game)
- Poketto monsutaa: Wishing Star of
Seven Nights (2003, Movie) – Pikachu
- Poketto monsutaa:The Fissure of the
Sky Visitor (2004, Movie) – Pikachu
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Inuko Inuyama |
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 DATE
OF BIRTH - December 16th
PLACE OF BIRTH -Tokyo
HEIGHT - 1.55 m (5')
BLOOD TYPE - O
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Midori no machi (1997) - Makibaou
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû [aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû tankentai
[aka Pikachu's Rescue Adventure] (1999,
Movie) - Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Pichu to Pikachu
(2000, Movie) - Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka The Spell of the
Unown] (2000, Movie) - Nyarth
- Oboreru sakana (2000) - Ami
- Poketto onsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) - Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Guardian Spirits
of the Water Capital: Latias and Latios
(2002, Movie) – Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa: Wishing Star of
Seven Nights (2003, Movie) – Nyarth
- Poketto monsutaa:The Fissure of the
Sky Visitor (2004, Movie) – Nyarth
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Tomokazu Seki |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - September 8th, 1972
PLACE OF BIRTH - Tokyo
HEIGHT - 1.71 m (5' 7'')
WEIGHT - 75 kg (165 lb)
BLOOD TYPE - AB
PROFILE
Tomokazu Seki, along with fellow Pokemon seiyuu
Shinichiro Miki, is a member of the band 'Weiß',
which also has an anime, 'Weiß Kruez.'
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Umi ga Kikoeru [aka Ocean Waves] (1993, Movie)
- Minarai
- Kidô butôden G Gundam [aka Mobile
Fighter G Gundam] (1994, TV Series) - Domon
Casshe
- Taiho shichauzo [aka You're Under Arrest]
(1994)- Shouji Tokairin
- Ike! Inachû takkyû-bu [aka "Ping-Pong
Club] (1995, TV Series) - Henchman
- Shin seiki evangelion (1995, TV Series) -
Tôji Suzuhara
- Shadow Skill (1995) - Len Fuuma
- Wedding Peach (1995, TV Series) - Igunis
- Fushigi Yûgi (1995, TV Series) - Chichiri
- Tenkuu no Escaflowne [aka Escaflowne] (1996,
TV Series) - Van Fanel
- Kidô senkan Nadeshiko [aka Martian Successor
Nadesico] (1996, TV Series) - Gai
- X (1996) - Kamui Shirô
- Elf o karu mono-tachi [aka Those Who Hunt
Elves] (1996, TV Series) - Junpei Ryûzôji
- Maze bakunetsu jikû [aka Maze Mega Burst
Space] (1997, TV Series) - Maze (Male) /
Akira
- Tales of Destiny (1997, Video Game) - Stahn
Aileron
- Shin seiki Evangelion Gekijô-ban: Shito
shinsei [aka Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death
& Rebirth] (1997, Movie) - Tôji
Suzuhara
- Akihabara dennô gumi (1998, TV Series)
- Takashi Ryuugasaki
- Poketto monsutaa (1998-1999, TV Series) -
Kenji
- Card Captor Sakura (1998, TV Series) - Touya
Kinomoto
- Weißkreuz (1998, TV Series) - Ken
Hidaka
- Erugeizu [aka Ehrgeiz] (1998, Video Game)
- Han Daehan
- Boisuraggâ [aka VoiceSlugger] (1999,
TV Series) - Yuuichi Daichi
- Oruchuban Ebichu [aka Ebichu Minds the House]
(1999, TV Series) - Kaishonachi
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû tankentai
[aka Pikachu's Rescue Adventure] (1999, Movie)
- Kenji
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon X:
Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One] (1999,
Movie) - Kenji
- Rurôni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku roman
tan: Tsuioku hen (1999) - Kogorô Katsura
- Mugen no Ryvius (1999, TV Series) - Ikumi
Oze
- Initial D: Second Stage (1999, TV Series)
- Takashi Nakazato
- Gravitation (1999, TV Series) - Shuuichi
Shindou
- Fake (2000) - Dee Latener
- Escaflowne (2000, Movie) - Van
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô no
teiô [aka The Spell of the Unown] (2000,
Movie) - Kenji
- Eternal Arcadia [aka Skies of Arcadia] (2000,
Video Game) - Vyse
- Jinzô ningen Kikaidâ: The Animation
[aka Android Kikaider: The Animation] (2000,
TV Series) - Jirô / Kikaider
- Cardcaptor Sakura: The Sealed Card (2000,
Movie) - Touya Kinomoto
- Chikyû shôjo Arjuna (2001, TV
Series) - Tokio Oshima
- Kidô tenshi angelic layer [aka Angelic
Layer] (2001, TV Series) - Masaharu Ogata
- Fruits Basket (2001, TV Series) - Kyo Sôma
- Real Bout High School (2001, TV Series) -
Shizuma Kusanagi
- Star Ocean EX (2001, TV Series) - Ashton
Anchors
- Inuyasha - Toki wo koeru omoi [aka Inuyasha:
The Love That Transcends Time] (2001, Movie)
- Menoumaru
- Gate Keepers (2001, TV Series) - Reiji
Kageyama
- Chobits (2001, TV Series) - Shinbo
- Full Metal Panic! (2001, TV Series) - Sousuke
Sagara
- Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu! (2003, TV Series)
- Sousuke Sagara
- Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid (2005, TV
Series) - Sousuke Sagara
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Unshô Ishizuka |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - March 16th, 1951
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Ginga eiyû densetsu: Waga seifuku
wa hoshi no taikai [aka Legend of the
Galactic Heroes: My Conquest Is the
Sea of Stars] (1988) - Job Truniht
- Ginga eiyû densetsu [aka Legend
of the Galactic Heroes] (1989, TV Series)
- Job Truniht
- Ginga eiyû densetsu: Arata naru tatakai
no jokyoku [aka Legend of the Galactic Heroes:
Overture to a New War] (1993) - Job
Truniht
- Macross Plus (1994) - Guld Goa
Bowman
- Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie
(1995) - Blanka
- Rurôni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku
roman tan [aka Rurouni Kenshin: Wandering
Samurai] (1996, TV Series) - Fuji
- Kenpû denki Berserk (1997, TV
Series) - Void/Narrator
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Dr. Okido, Matadogâsu, Narrator
- Vampire Hunter: The Animated Series
[aka Nightwarriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge]
(1997) - Donovan
- Maze bakunetsu jikû [aka Maze
Mega Burst Space] (1997, TV Series)
- Aster
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû [aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Narrator
- Cowboy Bebop (1998, TV Series) -
Jet Black
- Toraigan [aka Trigun #1: The $60,000,000,000
Man] (1998, TV Series) - Brilliant Dynamites
Neon
Battle Athletes daiundokai [Battle Athletes
Victory] (1998, TV Series) - Mr.
Miracle
- Ao no roku gô [aka Blue Submarine
No. 6] (1998) - Shidll Dedson
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Dr. Okido
- Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000,
Movie) - Priest
- Poketto monsutaa: Kesshôtô
no teiô [aka The Spell of the
Unown] (2000, Movie) - Dr. Okido
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) - Dr. Okido
- Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' On Heaven's
Door (2001) - Jet Black
- Mahoromatic [aka Mahoromatic: Automatic
Maiden] (2001, TV Series) - Hayato
Daimon
- Hellsing (2002, TV Series) - Peter
Fargason
- Panzer Dragoon Orta (2003, Video Game)
- Sestren
- Shin Hokuto no Ken [aka New Fist of
the North Star] (2003) - Sanga
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Hirotaka Suzuoki |
 DATE
OF BIRTH - March 6th, 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH - Aichi |
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Kidô senshi Gandamu [aka Mobile
Suit Gundam] (1979, TV Series) - Bright
Noah
- Uchû senkan Yamato III (1980,
TV Series) - Kenjirô Ôta
- Kidô senshi Gandamu I [aka Mobile
Suit Gundam I] (1981) - Bright Noah
- Kidô senshi Gandamu II: Ai senshihen
[aka Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers
of Sorrow] (1981) - Bright Noah
- Kidô senshi Gandamu III: Meguriai
uchûhen [aka Mobile Suit Gundam
III: Place In the Encounter] (1982)
- Bright Noah
- Chôjikû yôsai Macross
[aka Robotech: The Macross Saga] (1982,
TV Series) - Lynn Kaifun/Riber Frurink
- Captain Tsubasa (1983, TV Series)
- Kojirou Hyuuga
- Kikô sôseiki Mospeada
[aka Genesis Climber Mospeada] (1984,
TV Series) - Yellow Belmont (male)
- Chôjikû yôsai Macross:
Ai oboeteimasuka [aka Super Space Fortress
Macross] (1984) - Lin Kaifun
- Eien no Once More [aka Once More Forever]
(1984, Movie) - Shinnosuke Hyodo
- Kidô senshi Z Gundam [aka Mobile
Suit Zeta Gundam] (1985, TV Series)
- Capt. Bright Noah
- Machine Robo: Kronos no dai Gyakushû
[aka "Machine Robo: Revenge of
Cronos] (1986, TV Series) - Zagam
- Ai shitî [aka Love City] (1986,
Movie)
- Saint Seiya (1986, TV Series) - Shiryu,
Dragon Bronze Saint
- Kidô senshi Gundam ZZ [aka Mobile
Suit Gundam ZZ] (1986, TV Series) -
Bright Noah
- Transformers: Scramble City Hatsudôhen
(1986) - Starscream/Powerglide
- Jûichi-nin iru! [aka They Were
11] (1986) - Amazon
- Arion (1986) - Apollon
- Machine Robo: Kronos no dai Gyakushû
[aka Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos]
(1986, TV Series) - Zagam
- Dragonball (1986, TV Series) - Tenshinhan
- Urusei Yatsura: Yume no shikajin,
Inaba-kun toujou! Lum no mirai wa dou
narutcha!? [aka Urusei Yatsura: Inaba
the Dreammaker] (1987) - Inaba
- Honneamise no tsubasa [aka Wings of
Honneamise] (1987) - Domorhot
- Hokuto no Ken 2 [aka Fist of the North
Star 2] (1987, TV Series) - Shachi
- Kidô senshi Gandamu: Gyakushû
no Shaa [aka Gundam: Char's Counter
Attack] (1988) - Bright Noah
- Kamigami no atsuki tatakai (1988)
- Shiryu (Dragon)
- Shinku no shônen Densetsu (1988)
- Shiryu (Dragon)
- Dragonball: Makafushigi dai bôken
[aka Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure]
(1988) - Tenshinhan
- Urusei Yatsura: Ikare!! Shaabetto
[aka Urusei Yatsura: Raging Sherbet]
(1988) - Inaba
- Urusei Yatsura 5: Kanketsuhen [aka
Urusei Yatsura 5: Final Chapter] (1988)
- Inaba
- Meiô Project Zeorymer [aka Hades
Project Zeorymer] (1988) - Taiha
- Ranma ½ (1989, TV Series) -
Tatewaki Kuno
- Dragonball Z (1989, TV Series) - Tenshinhan
/ Budôkai Announcer
- Ranma ½ : Nettôhen [aka
Ranma ½ Anything-Goes Martial
Arts] (1989, TV Series) - Kunou
Tatewaki
- Ginga eiyû densetsu [aka Legend
of the Galactic Heroes] (1989, TV Series)
- Ivan Konev/Rupert Kessenlink
- Saishûseisen no senshitachi
(1989) - Shiryu (Dragon)
- Cleopatra D.C. (1989) - Shintakuma
- Kyôshoku sôkô Guyver
Act II [aka Guyver: Bio-Booster Armor,
Act Two] (1991) - Masaki Murakami
- Ranma ½: Chûgoku Nekonron
daikessen! Okite yaburi no gekitô
hen [aka Ranma ½: The Movie,
Big Trouble in Nekonron, China] (1991,
Movie) - Tatewaki Kunou
- Jojo no kimyô na bôken
[aka Jojo's Bizarre Adventure] (1993)
- Noriaki Kakyôin
- Hakkenden shin sho [aka Hakkenden]
(1993) - Samojiro Aboshi
- Ranma ½: Chô-musabetsu
kessen! Ranma team VS densetsu no hôô
[aka Ranma ½: One Grew Over the
Kuno's Nest] (1994) - Tatewaki Kuno
- Ranma ½ SUPER (1995) - Tatewaki
Kuno
- Rurôni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku
roman tan [aka Rurouni Kenshin: Wandering
Samurai] (1996, TV Series) - Hajime
Saitô (Gôrô Fujita)
- Dragonball GT (1996, TV Series) -
Wû Xing Lóng (Five Star
Dragon)
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Sakaki
- Rurôni Kenshin: Ishin shishi
e no Requiem [aka Samurai X: The Motion
Picture] (1997) - Hajime Saitô
- Poketto monsutaa: Myûtsû
no gyakushû[aka Mewtwo Strikes
Back] (1998, Movie) - Sakaki
- Queen Emeraldas (1998) - Eldomein
- Ao no roku gô [aka Blue Submarine
No. 6] (1998) - Yuri Maiakofski
- Trigun (1998, TV Series) - Chapel
the Evergreen
- Akihabara dennô gumi (1998,
TV Series) - Washuu Ryuugasaki
- Seikai no monshô [aka Crest
of the Stars] (1999, TV Series) - Lafiel's
father
- Rurôni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku
roman tan: Tsuioku hen [aka Samauri
X] (1999) - Hajime Saitô
- Idoru Tenshi Youkoso Youko [aka Idol
Tenshi Youkoso Youko] (2000, TV Series)
– Yamashita
- Sennen joyu [aka Millennium Actress]
(2001) - Jun'ichi Ootaki
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Satomi Koorogi |
DATE OF BIRTH
- November 14th, 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH - Chiba |
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FILMOGRAPHY
- Kimagure orenji rôdo [aka Kimagure
Orange Road] (1989) - Chie
- Kyatto ninden teyandee [aka Samurai
Pizza Cats] (1991, TV Series) Otama
- Chô-Bakumatsu shônen seiki
takamaru (1991) - Dosukoi
- Hana no mahoutsukai Mary Bell (1992,
TV Series) - Yuuri
- Seiden RG Veda [aka Holy Legend RG
Veda] (1992) - Aizen
- Mama wa shôgaku yonensei [aka
Mama's a Fourth Grader] (1992, TV Series)
- Natsumi Mizuki
- Bannô bunka nekomusume [aka
All-purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku-Nuku]
(1992) - Hagiwara Yoshimi
- Kidô senshi V Gundam [aka Mobile
Suit Victory Gundam] (1993, TV Series)
- Connie Francis
- Mahôjin guru guru (1994, TV
Series) - Migu
- Dôkyûsei [aka End of Summer]
(1994) - Misa Tanaka
- Macross 7 (1994, TV Series) - Pedro
- Kaitou Saint Tail [aka Mysterious
Thief Saint Tail] (1995, TV Series)
- Ryoko
- Yôsei Hime Rên [aka Fairy
Princess Ren] (1995) - Mari Yumenokata
- Poketto monsutaa (1997, TV Series)
- Togepî
- VS. Knight Ramune & 40 Fresh [aka
Knights of Ramune] (1997, TV Series)
- PQ
- Shôjo kakumei Utena [aka Revolutionary
Girl Utena] (1997, TV Series) - Shadow
Play Girl B-ko / Chuchu
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû no
natsu-yasumi [aka. Pikachu's Vacation]
(1998, Movie) - Togepî
- Poketto monsutaa: Pikachû tankentai
[aka Pikachu's Rescue Adventure] (1999,
Movie) - Togepî
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Togepî
- Geobreeders (1998) - Yuka
Kikushima
- Himitsu no Akko-chan (1998, TV Series)
- Shoushou
- Gasaraki (1998, TV Series) - Misuzu
Gowa
- Boisuraggâ [VoiceSlugger] (1999,
TV Series) - Myuu
- Poketto monsutaa: Maboroshi no Pokemon
X: Lugia bakudan [aka The Power of One]
(1999, Movie) - Togepî
- Excel Saga (1999, TV Series) - Menchi
- Torajima no Mî me (1999) - Mî-kun
- Guilty Gear X (2000, Video Game) -
May
- Rabu Hina (2000) - Moé in episode
'A Sepia-colored Promise with a Sleeping
Girl: A Trick?'
- Poketto monsutaa: Pichu to Pikachu
(2000, Movie) - Little Brother Pichû
- Poketto monsutaa: Toki o koeta deai
[aka Celebi's Encounter Through Time]
(2001, Movie) - Togepî
- Dai-Rantou Smash Brothers Deluxe [aka
Super Smash Bros. Melee] (2001, Video
Game) - Pichu
- Arîte hime [aka Princess Arete]
(2001) - The Witch
- Onegai Teacher [aka Please Teacher]
(2002, TV Series) - Maho Kazami
- Guilty Gear XX (2002, Video Game)
- May
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