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Algunos de sus papeles más destacados incluyen el de Jūbei Kibagami en Ninja Scroll, Spike Spiegel en Cowboy Bebop, Ryōga Hibiki en Ranma ½, Cheese en Go! Anpanman, Togusa en Ghost in the Shell, Ryōji Kaji en Neon Genesis Evangelion, Kōichi Zenigata en Lupin III 4 y a Beerus en Dragon Ball Super .
- Yamadera Kōichi
- Yama-chan
- 山寺 宏一
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Kōichi Yamadera es un actor, seiyū, cantante y narrador japonés. Yamadera comenzó a ejercer como actor de voz de 1985 y se graduó por la Universidad Tohoku Gakuin en ciencias económicas. Actualmente está afiliado a Across Entertainment, siendo su anterior compañía, Haikyō.
Yamadera has had a main or supporting role in every one of the Pokémon movies, including the live-action film POKÉMON Detective Pikachu. He has voiced only two characters in the main series and another one in a special episode thus far. Pokémon roles Anime Humans. David; Pokémon hunter ; Ross; Butler; Professor Lund; Sir Aaron; Jack Walker ...
He is best known for his roles in Cowboy Bebop (as Spike Spiegel), Kaiketsu Zorori (as Zorori), Ghost in the Shell (as Togusa), Neon Genesis Evangelion (as Ryōji Kaji), Soreike! Anpanman (as Cheese), the Yatterman remake (as the Yatter-Mechas) and Ranma ½ (as Ryōga Hibiki/P-chan and the Jusenkyō Guide). [4]
Kōichi Yamadera is best known for his roles as Jūbei Kibagami in Ninja Scroll, Akiyama Shun in Yakuza, the genie in Aladdin (Japanese version), Spike Spiegel and Ein in Cowboy Bebop, Togusa in Ghost in the Shell, Ryoji Kaji in Neon Genesis Evangelion, Cheese in Anpanman, Ryōga Hibiki/P-chan and the Jusenkyō guide in Ranma ½. [2] .
25 de ago. de 2020 · posted on 2020-08-24 22:51 EDT by Rafael Antonio Pineda. Yamadera, Ōtani both voice Gimon who guides main lead in mysterious world in November 27 film. The official website for TOHO 's Kimi wa...
