Taiki Matsuno

Voice actor in anime and games

Taiki Matsuno - Performers & Entertainers born 1967
Born

1967
59 years ago

Died
Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Japan

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Engaged in voice acting primarily in anime and video games. Worked on various notable projects, contributing to characters that resonated with audiences. Gained recognition for performances in roles that highlighted versatility and depth. Made lasting contributions to the industry through significant collaborations and memorable character portrayals.

Voiced Aki in 'Chainsaw Man'

Contributed to 'Dorohedoro' as Caiman

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