Kikuko Inoue

Japanese singer-songwriter and voice actress

Kikuko Inoue - Japanese singer-songwriter and voice actress
Born

September 25th, 1964
61 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

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Born in 1964, a prolific singer-songwriter and voice actress has contributed significantly to various anime and video games. Debuted in the late 1980s, gained prominence for roles in series such as 'Urusei Yatsura', 'Elfen Lied', and 'KonoSuba'. The musical career includes numerous theme songs and albums, showcasing vocal talent across different genres. Received various awards for contributions in both singing and voice acting.

Voiced Belldandy in 'Ah! My Goddess'

Sung the opening theme for 'KonoSuba'

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