Mikako Komatsu
Voice actress and singer in anime industry
Born
November 11th, 1988
36 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Japan
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Born in Japan, a voice actress and singer gained prominence for performances in various anime series. Key roles include contributions to popular series such as 'Shiki', 'Date A Live', and 'My Hero Academia'. Also provided voices for video games and films, establishing a notable presence in the voice acting community. In addition to voice work, ventured into music, releasing singles that showcased vocal talent and garnered fan following. Debuted in the industry at a young age, progressively achieving recognition for vocal versatility and character portrayals.
Voiced Akane Tsunemori in 'Psycho-Pass'
Voiced Yuki Takeya in 'School-Live!'
Performed in 'My Hero Academia' as Mei Hatsume
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