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Unshō Ishizuka

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{{Infobox person
| name = Unshō Ishizuka
| image = Unsho-ishizuka.jpg
| alt =
| caption =
| native_name = 石塚運昇
| native_name_lang = ja
| birth_name = 
| birth_date = {{Birth date|mf=yes|1951|05|16}}<ref name="Profile">{{cite web |title=石塚　運昇｜日本タレント名鑑 |url=https://www.vip-times.co.jp/?talent_id=M93-0253 |publisher=[[Nihon Tarento Meikan]] |accessdate=17 August 2018 |language=ja}}</ref>
| birth_place = [[Katsuyama, Fukui]], Japan
| death_date = {{Death date and age|mf=yes|2018|08|13|1951|5|16}}
| death_place = Japan
| other_names =
| occupation = {{flatlist|
*Actor
*voice actor
*narrator
*theatre director
}}
| years_active = 1984–2018
| agent = [[Aoni Production]]
| height = 168 cm<ref name="Profile"></ref>
}}
{{Nihongo|'''Unshō Ishizuka'''|石塚運昇|Ishizuka Unshō|May 16, 1951 – August 13, 2018}} was a Japanese actor, [[Voice acting in Japan|voice actor]], narrator and theatre director from [[Katsuyama, Fukui]].<ref name="Profile"></ref> He was affiliated with [[Aoni Production]] at the time of his death and was known for providing the voice of both the narrator and [[Professor Oak]] on the Japanese anime series ''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]''.

In addition to that, he regularly appeared in both the Japanese and English-language versions of the ''Pokémon'' anime, voicing Onix, Steelix and numerous other Pokémon.

Ishizuka was known for his deep, strong voice and is often cast in the role of older mature male characters, such as [[List of Cowboy Bebop characters#Jet Black|Jet Black]] from ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'', Eugene Gallardo from ''[[Tales of Rebirth]]'' and [[List of Xenosaga characters#Captain Matthews|Captain Matthews]] in the ''[[Xenosaga]]'' trilogy. He was also the Japanese dub voice of [[List of Lilo & Stitch characters#Gantu|Captain Gantu]] in every version of ''[[Lilo & Stitch (franchise)|Lilo & Stitch]]'' to date. He was also the current Japanese voice of both [[Heihachi Mishima]] in the ''[[Tekken]]'' video game series, [[Zabuza Momochi]] in the ''[[Naruto]]'' series, and [[Mr. Satan]] in the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' franchise, taking over both roles since the death of longtime actor [[Daisuke Gōri]]. Recently, he had taken on the role of the senior Joseph Joestar in ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders]]'' and in ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable]]''.

==Death==
On August 17, 2018, it was reported that Ishizuka had previously died on August 13 due to [[esophageal cancer]].<ref>{{cite news |title=Voice Actor Unshō Ishizuka Passes Away at 67 |url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-08-17/voice-actor-unsho-ishizuka-passes-away-at-67/.135579 |accessdate=17 August 2018 |work=[[Anime News Network]] |language=en}}</ref>

==Filmography==

===Television animation===
;1984
*''[[Giant Gorg]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[Yoroshiku Mechadock]]'' (Toshimitsu Watanabe)

;1987
*''[[Kiko Senki Dragonar]]'' (Narrator)

;1988
*''[[Mashin Eiyuden Wataru]]'' (Don Girara, Don Quixote, Muko Khan)

;1989
*''[[Lupin III|Lupin the 3rd: Bye Bye, Lady Liberty]]'' (Johns)

;1990
*''[[Karakuri Kengo Den Musashi Lord]]'' (Nobunaga)

;1991
*''[[Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibōken]]'' (Baran)
*''[[Yokoyama Mitsuteru Sangokushi]]'' (Zhou Yu)

;1992
*''[[Lupin III|Lupin the 3rd: From Siberia with Love]]'' (Lucky McDonald)

;1993
*''[[Kenyū Densetsu Yaiba]]'' (Raizou)
*''[[Slam Dunk]]'' (Moichi Taoka)
*''[[Lupin III|Lupin III: Voyage to Danger]]'' (Keith Haydon)

;1994
*''[[Blue Seed]]'' (Secretary)

;1995
*''[[Virtua Fighter]]'' (Wolf Hawkfield)

;1996
*''[[After War Gundam X]]'' (Aimzat Kartral)
*''[[Violinist of Hamelin]]'' (Hell King Bass)
*''[[Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon|Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon Sailor Stars]]'' (Tetsurou Yoshinogawa/Sailor Chef)
*''[[Detective Conan]]'' (Souhei Tatsumi)
*''[[Rurouni Kenshin]]'' (Fuji)

;1997
*''[[Virus Buster Serge]]'' (Dixon)
*''[[In the Beginning: The Bible Stories]]'' (David, Abimelech, Cyrus)
*''[[Berserk (manga)|Berserk]]'' (Narrator, Void)
*''[[Battle Athletes Victory]]'' (Daizaemon Kanzaki)
*''[[Hareluya II Boy]]'' (Gouda)
*''[[List of Pokémon: Indigo League episodes|Pocket Monsters]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Maze (anime)|Maze]]'' (Asterote "Aster" Reighe)
*''[[Detective Conan]]'' (Detective Nakamori)
*''[[Flame of Recca]]'' (Kuukai)

;1998
*''[[Initial D]]'' (Bunta Fujiwara)
*''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'' (Jet Black)
*''[[Gasaraki]]'' (Prime Minister)
*''[[Devilman Lady]]'' (Katsumi Seta)
*''[[Trigun]]'' (Brilliant Dynamites Neon)
*''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' (Gozaburo Kaiba)

;1999
*''[[Initial D|Initial D: Second Stage]]'' (Bunta Fujiwara)
*''[[The Big O]]'' (Alex Rosewater)
*''[[GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka]]'' (Kizaki)
*''[[List of Pokémon: Adventures on the Orange Islands episodes|Pocket Monsters: Episode Orange Archipelago]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[List of Pokémon: The Johto Journeys episodes|Pocket Monsters: Episode Gold & Silver]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Crest of the Stars]]'' (Entryus)
*''[[Tenshi ni Narumon]]'' (Yuuka)
*''[[One Piece]]'' (Kizaru, Koshiro, Kong)

;2000
*''[[Vandread]]'' (Rabat)
*''[[Hajime no Ippo]]'' (Miyata's Father)
*''[[Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns|Mewtwo! I Am Here]]'' (Iwaku, Kunugidama, Narrator)

;2001
*''[[Vandread: The Second Stage]]'' (Rabat)
*''[[Steel Angel Kurumi 2]]'' (Tenkai Sumeragi)
*''[[Samurai Girl Real Bout High School]]'' (Takao Todo)
*''[[Digimon Tamers]]'' (Vajramon)
*''[[Najica Blitz Tactics]]'' (Gento Kuraku)
*''[[Hellsing]]'' (Peter Ferguson)
*''[[Mahoromatic]]'' (Narrator)

;2002
*''[[Ai Yori Aoshi]]'' (Mayu's Father)
*''[[Cyborg 009 The Cyborg Soldier]]'' (Claus Van Bogoot)
*''[[Naruto]]'' (Zabuza Momochi)
*''[[Pokémon Chronicles|Pocket Monster Side Stories]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Pokémon Advance|Pocket Monsters: Advanced Generation]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Figure 17]]'' (Desk Staff)
*''[[Mahoromatic: Something More Beautiful]]'' (Hayato Daimon)

;2003
*''[[Astro Boy (2003 TV series)|Astro Boy]]'' (Boone)
*''[[Wolf's Rain]]'' (Quent Yaiden)
*''[[Air Master]]'' (Lucha Master)
*''[[Sou Nanda]]'' (Eureka Tower)
*''[[Gad Guard]]'' (Kogoro Hachisuka)
*''[[Kaleido Star]]'' (Jerry)
*''[[Cromartie High School]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[The Big O|The Big O 2]]'' (Alex Rosewater)
*''[[Planetes]]'' (Locke Smith)
*''[[Tank Knights Portriss]]'' (File Hook)
*''[[Last Exile]]'' (Godwyn)

;2004
*''[[Initial D: Fourth Stage]]'' (Bunta Fujiwara)
*''[[Diamond Daydreams]]'' (Kiichi Harada)
*''[[Kyo kara Maoh!]]'' (Stoffel von Spitzweg)
*''[[Zatch Bell!]]'' (Gustav)
*''[[Saiyuki Gunlock]]'' (Yakumo)
*''[[Samurai Champloo]]'' (Nokogiri Manzou)
*''[[Zipang (anime)|Zipang]]'' (Eiichiro Taki)
*''[[Beet the Vandel Buster]]'' (Bertoz)
*''[[Monster (anime)|Monster]]'' (Narrator, Yarka)

;2005
*''[[Fighting Beauty Wulong]]'' (Cao Da Hen)
*''[[Gallery Fake]]'' (Senju's Father)
*''[[Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor]]'' (Oswald . A . Lisker/Guyver II)
*''[[Eureka Seven]]'' (Britani)
*''[[Aquarion]]'' (Gen Fudou)
*''[[Black Jack (manga)|Black Jack]]'' (Suguru Tenma)
*''[[Minami no Shima no Chiisana Hikouki Birdy]]'' (Big Papa)

;2006
*''[[ARIA The NATURAL]]'' (Gentleman)
*''[[Oban Star-Racers]]'' (Don Wei)
*''[[The Third: The Girl with the Blue Eye]]'' (Bogie)
*''[[KenIchi the Mightiest Disciple]]'' (Shio Sakaki)
*''[[Nana (manga)|NANA]]'' (Goro Komatsu)
*''[[Happy Lucky Bikkuriman]]'' (Chronos)
*''[[Pocket Monsters: Diamond & Pearl]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Yomigaeru Sora - RESCUE WINGS]]'' (Shuujirou Hongou)

;2007
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00]]'' (Sergei Smirnov, Spanish Assembly Member)
*''[[Gintama]]'' (Kozenigata Heiji)
*''[[Gegege no Kitarō]]'' (Makura-Kaeshi, Tenome)
*''[[The Skull Man]]'' (Alucard van Bogeuto)
*''[[Neuro: Supernatural Detective]]'' (Yūsuke Sugita)
*''[[Moonlight Mile (manga)|Moonlight Mile]]'' (Chris Jefferson, Instructor)

;2008
*''[[Aria the Origination]]'' (Owner)
*''[[Kaiba]]'' (Baby)
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00 Second Season]]'' (Sergei Smirnov)
*''[[Kyo Kara Maoh!|Kyo kara Maoh! 3rd Series]]'' (Stoffel von Spitzweg)
*''[[Golgo 13]]'' (Sam Cheyenne)
*''[[Stitch!]]'' (Gantu)
*''[[Birdy the Mighty: Decode]]'' (Georg Gomez)
*''[[Library War]]'' (Library Defense Force Officer)
*''[[Blassreiter]]'' (Gerd Frentzen, Shido Kasugi)

;2009
*''[[Guin Saga]]'' (Marus)
*''[[Stitch!|Stitch!: Itazura Alien no Daibōken]]'' (Gantu)
*''[[Birdy the Mighty Decode:02]]'' (Georg Gomez)
*''[[Naruto: Shippuden]]'' (Zabuza Momochi)
*''[[Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' (Van Hohenheim)
*''[[Hajime no Ippo: New Challenger]]'' (Miyata's Father)

;2010
*''[[Iron Man (anime)|Iron Man]]'' (Defense Minister Kuroda, Rasetsu)
*''[[House of Five Leaves]]'' (Benzou)
*''[[Stitch!|Stitch!: Zutto Saikō no Tomodachi]]'' (Gantu)
*''[[Strike Witches 2]]'' (General A)
*''[[Sound of the Sky]]'' (Klaus)
*''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' (Mr. Satan)
*''[[Heroman]]'' (Gogol)
*''[[Pokémon: Best Wishes|Pocket Monsters: Best Wishes!]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Magic Kaito]]'' (Ginzō Nakamori)
*''[[Rainbow - Nisha Rokubō no Shichinin]]'' (Higashida)

;2011
*''[[Gintama']]'' (Heiji Kozenigata)
*''[[Gosick]]'' (Jupiter Roget)
*''[[The Mystic Archives of Dantalian]]'' (Kendrick)
*''[[Chihayafuru]]'' (Dr. Harada)
*''[[Persona 4: The Animation]]'' (Ryōtarō Dōjima)

;2012
*''[[Initial D|Initial D: Fifth Stage]]'' (Bunta Fujiwara)
*''[[Campione!]]'' (Sasha Dejanstahl Voban)
*''[[Sankarea: Undying Love]]'' (Dan'ichirō Sanka)
*''[[Humanity Has Declined]]'' (Grandpa)
*''[[Stitch to Suna no Wakusei]]'' (Gantu)
*''[[Hyouka]]'' (Hanai)
*''[[Brave10]]'' (Ieyasu Tokugawa)
*''[[Jormungand]]'' (Lehm)
*''[[Jormungand Perfect Order]]'' (Lehm)

;2013
*''[[Star Blazers 2199]]'' (Ryū Hijikata)
*''[[Attack on Titan]]'' (Mr. Leonhardt)
*''[[Unlimited Psychic Squad]]'' (Doga)
*''[[Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet]]'' (Agitator)
*''[[Chihayafuru 2]]'' (Dr. Harada)
*''[[Tokyo Ravens]]'' (Iwao Miyachi)
*''[[Toriko]]'' (Darnil Kahn)
*''[[Neppu Kairiku Bushi Road]]'' (Sanda)
*''[[List of Pokémon: Black & White: Adventures in Unova episodes|Pocket Monsters: Best Wishes! Season 2: Episode N]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[List of Pokémon: Black & White: Adventures in Unova and Beyond episodes|Pocket Monsters: Best Wishes! Season 2: Decolora Adventure]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pocket Monsters XY]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)

;2014
*''[[Initial D|Initial D: Final Stage]]'' (Bunta Fujiwara)
*''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders]]'' (Joseph Joestar)
*''[[Space Dandy]]'' (Dr. Gel)
*''[[Sengoku Musou|Sengoku Musou SP: Sanada no Shou]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[Girl Friend Beta]]'' (Alien, [[Kumamoto Castle]], [[Shiba Inu]], [[Sea-Monkeys]]) (Episode 7)
*''[[Terraformars]]'' (Sylvester Asimov)
*''[[Hajime no Ippo|Hajime no Ippo Rising]]'' (Miyata's Father)
*''[[Black Bullet]]'' (Sōgen Saitake)
*''[[Persona 4 the Golden Animation]]'' (Ryōtarō Dōjima)
*''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'' (Ginzō Nakamori)

;2015
*''[[Ushio & Tora]]'' (Kenichi Masaki)
*''[[Chaos Dragon]]'' (Kagraba)
*''[[Blood Blockade Battlefront]]'' (Patrick)
*''[[Dragon Ball Super]]'' (Mr. Satan)
*''[[The Asterisk War]]'' (Kouichirou Toudou) (Episode 4-6)
*''[[One-Punch Man]]'' (Carnage [[Japanese rhinoceros beetle|Kabuto]]) (Episode 3)
*''[[List of Pokémon: XY & Z episodes|Pocket Monsters: XY&Z]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)

;2016
*''[[Dimension W]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable]]'' (Joseph Joestar)
*''[[Bakuon!!]]'' (Hayakawa) (Episode 2-12)
*''[[Berserk (2016 TV series)|Berserk]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[Macross Delta]]'' (Ernest Johnson)
*''[[List of Pokémon: Sun & Moon episodes|Pocket Monsters: Sun & Moon]]'' (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)

;2017
*''[[ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka]]'' (Kuvarum)
*''[[Akashic Records of Bastard Magic Instructor]]'' (Burks Blaumohn)
*''[[Zero kara Hajimeru Mahō no Sho]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[Akashic Records of Bastard Magic Instructor]]'' (Parks　Browmon)
*''[[Clockwork Planet]]'' (Konrad)

;2018
*''[[Banana Fish]]'' ("Papa" Dino Golzine)
*''[[Sword Art Online Alternative Gun Gale Online]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[Legend of the Galactic Heroes#Die Neue These|Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Die Neue These]]'' (Willibald Joachim von Merkatz)
*''[[Jūshinki Pandora]]'' (Kane Ibrahim Hasan)

===Theatrical animation===
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack]]'' (1988) (Meran)
*''[[Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie]]'' (1994) ([[Blanka]])
*''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pocket Monsters]] films'' (1998 -) (Dr. Okido, Narrator, Additional Voices)
*''[[Cowboy Bebop: The Movie]]'' (2001) (Jet Black)
*''[[A Tree of Palme]]'' (2002) (Gaz)
*''[[Highlander: The Search for Vengeance]]'' (2008) (Doc)
*''[[Redline|Redline (2009 film)]]'' (2009) (Colonel Volton)
*''[[Tekken: Blood Vengeance]]'' (2011) ([[Heihachi Mishima]])
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'' (2013) ([[List of Dragon Ball characters#Mr. Satan|Mr. Satan]])
*''[[Psycho-Pass: The Movie]]'' (2015) (Desmond Rutaganda)
*''[[Pop in Q]]'' (2016) (Elder)
*''[[Mazinger Z]]'' (2018) (Dr. Hell)

===Original video animation (OVA)===
*''[[Legend of the Galactic Heroes]]'' (1988) (Job Trunicht)
*''[[Violence Jack|Violence Jack: Hell's Wind]]'' (1990) (Violence Jack)
*''[[Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge (anime)|Vampire Hunter: The Animated Series]]'' (1997-1998) ([[List of Darkstalkers characters#Donovan Baine|Donovan Baine]])
*''[[Hellsing|Hellsing Ultimate]]'' (2007) ([[List of Hellsing characters#Weapons|Spirit of Hallconnen]]) (Ep. 3)<ref name="hu ep3">{{cite episode | series = Hellsing Ultimate | serieslink = Hellsing#OVAs | title = Hellsing Ultimate III | airdate = October 4, 2014 | network = Adult Swim | episodelink=List of Hellsing episodes#Hellsing Ultimate | number = 3 | at=Closing credits}}</ref>
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn]]'' (2010-2014) (Meran, Yonem Kirks)
*''[[Deadman Wonderland|Deadman Wonderland OVA]]'' (2011) (Domon)
*''[[Attack on Titan: Lost Girls|Attack on Titan - Lost Girls: Wall Sina, Goodbye Part. B]]'' (2018) (Mr. Leonhart)

===Web animation===
*''[[Xam'd: Lost Memories]]'' (????) (Ryūzō Takehara)

===Video games===
*''[[Tales of Phantasia]]'' (1995) (Trinicus Morrison, Edward Morrison)
*''[[Pokémon Snap]]'' (1999) (Doctor Ōkido)
*''[[Vampire Hunter D (video game)|Vampire Hunter D]]'' (1999) (Narrator)
*''[[Macross VF-X2]]'' (1999) (Gilliam Angreat)
*''[[Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000]]'' (2000) ([[Guile (Street Fighter)|Guile]])
*''[[Breath of Fire IV]]'' (2000) (Scias)
*''[[Mario Party 3]]'' (2000) (Millennium Star)
*''[[Capcom vs. SNK 2|Capcom vs. SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001]]'' (2001) (Guile)
*''[[Initial D Arcade Stage]]'' (2002-2014) (Bunta Fujiwara)
*''[[Xenosaga Episode I|Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht]]'' (2002) ([[List of Xenosaga characters#Captain Matthews|Captain Matthews]])
*''[[Star Ocean: Till the End of Time]]'' (2003) ([[List of characters in Star Ocean: Till the End of Time#Adray Lasbard|Adray Lasbard]])
*''[[Naruto: Ultimate Ninja]] series'' (Zabuza Momochi)
*''[[Mario Party 5]]'' (2003) (Eldstar, Skolar, Kalmar)
*''[[Naruto: Clash of Ninja]] series'' ([[Zabuza Momochi]])
*''[[Nightshade (2003 video game)|Kunoichi]]'' (2003) (Kazaguruma)
*''[[Xenosaga Episode II|Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse]]'' (2004) (Captain Matthews)
*''[[Capcom Fighting Evolution|Capcom Fighting Jam]]'' (2004) (Guile)
*''[[Tales of Rebirth]]'' (2004) (Eugene Gallardo)
*''[[Radiata Stories]]'' (2005) (Gerald)
*''[[Cowboy Bebop: Tsuioku no Serenade]]'' (2005) (Jet Black)
*''[[Rogue Galaxy]]'' (2005) (Deego Aegis)
*''[[Xenosaga Episode III|Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra]]'' (2006) (Captain Matthews)
*''[[Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation]]'' (2007) ([[List of Ace Combat characters#LtCol. Victor Voychek|Victor Voychek]])
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4]]'' (2008) ([[Characters of Persona 4#Ryotaro Dojima|Ryotaro Dojima]])
*''[[Too Human]]'' (2008) (ODIN, Loki) (Japanese dub)
*''[[One Piece: Unlimited Cruise|One Piece: Unlimited Cruise Episode 2: Awakening of a Hero]]'' (2009) (Kizaru)
*''[[Resistance: Retribution]]'' (2009) (Steven Cartwright) (Japanese dub)
*''[[Samurai Warriors 3]]'' (2009) ([[Ujiyasu Hojo]])
*''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'' (2010) (Captain Gantu)
*''[[Chaos Rings (video game)|Chaos Rings]]'' (2010) (Olgar)
*''[[God of War: Ghost of Sparta]]'' (2010) (Thanatos) (Japanese dub)
*''[[The Last Story]]'' (2011) (Quark)
*''[[2nd Super Robot Wars Z]]'' (2011) (Sergei Smirnov)
*''[[Dead or Alive: Dimensions]]'' (2011) ([[List of Dead or Alive characters#Brad Wong|Brad Wong]])
*''[[Nora to Toki no Kōbō: Kiri no Mori no Majo]]'' (2011) (Octoja Rejstrom)
*''[[Tekken Tag Tournament 2]]'' (2011) ([[Heihachi Mishima]])
*''[[Code_18]]'' (2011) (Genkuro Kanbara)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi]]'' (2011) (Mr. Satan)
*''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3]]'' (2011) ([[Captain Price]]) (Japanese dub)
*''[[Warriors Orochi 3|Musō Orochi 2]]'' (2011) ([[Hōjō Ujiyasu|Ujiyasu Hojo]])
*''[[Tekken 3D: Prime Edition]]'' (2012) (Heihachi Mishima)
*''[[Asura's Wrath]]'' (2012) (Augus)
*''[[Street Fighter X Tekken]]'' (2012) (Heihachi Mishima)
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4#Persona 4 Golden 2|Persona 4: The Golden]]'' (2012) (Ryotaro Dojima)
*''[[Dead or Alive 5]]'' (2012) (Brad Wong)
*''[[Project X Zone]]'' (2012) (Heihachi Mishima)
*''[[PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale]]'' (2012) (Heihachi Mishima, Andrew Ryan) (Japanese dub)
*''[[Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2]]'' (2012) (Kaioh)
*''[[Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance]]'' (2013) (Steven Armstrong)
*''[[Super Robot Wars UX]]'' (2013) (Gogorr)
*''[[Tekken Revolution]]'' (2013) (Heihachi Mishima)
*''[[Dragon's Crown]]'' (2013) (Dwarf)
*''[[Yakuza Ishin|Ryū ga Gotoku Ishin!]]'' (2014) ([[Yoshida Tōyō]])
*''[[Granblue Fantasy]]'' (2014) (Agielba)
*''[[J-Stars Victory Vs]]'' (2014) ([[List of Sakigake!! Otokojuku characters#Staff|Heihachi Edajima]])
*''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse]]'' (2015) (Mr. Satan)
*''[[Devil's Third]]'' (2015) (Ivan)
*''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven]]'' (2015) (Old Joseph Joestar)
*''[[Tekken 7]]'' (2015) (Heihachi Mishima)
*''[[Project X Zone 2]]'' (2015) (Heihachi Mishima)
*''[[Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2]]'' (2016) (Mr. Satan)
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey]]'' (2017) (Commander Gore) (credited as Unsyo Ishizuki)
*''[[The Elder Scrolls Online]]'' (2018) (Ritemaster Iachesis)

===CD dramas===
*''[[GetBackers]]'' (????) ([[Characters of GetBackers#Lucifer|Lucifer]])

===Tokusatsu===
*''[[Choushinsei Flashman]]'' (1986) (Great Emperor Ra Deus)(Episodes 1-49)
*''[[Kyukyu Sentai GoGo Five]]'' (1999) (Corrosion Psyma Beast Jeruda)(Episode 6)
*''[[Ultraman Zero: Killer The Beat Star]]'' (2011) (Beat Star)
*''[[Ressha Sentai ToQger]]'' (2014) ([[table (furniture)|Table]] Shadow) (Episode 31-32)
*''[[Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger]]'' (2016) ([[Gorilla|Larry]]) (Episodes 5-6, 26, 37-38, 44 - 48)

===Dubbing roles===

====Live-action====
*'''[[Liam Neeson]]'''
**''[[Taken (film)|Taken]]'' (Bryan Mills)
**''[[Unknown (2011 film)|Unknown]]'' (Dr. Martin Harris)
**''[[Battleship (film)|Battleship]]'' (Admiral Terrance Shane)
**''[[Taken 2]]'' (Bryan Mills)
**''[[A Million Ways to Die in the West]]'' (Clinch Leatherwood)
**''[[Non-Stop (film)|Non-Stop]]'' (William "Bill" Marks)
**''[[A Walk Among the Tombstones (film)|A Walk Among the Tombstones]]'' (Matthew Scudder)
**''[[Run All Night (film)|Run All Night]]'' (Jimmy Conlon)
**''[[Taken 3]]'' (Bryan Mills)
**''[[The Huntsman: Winter's War]]'' (Narrator)
*'''[[Laurence Fishburne]]'''
**''[[Just Cause (film)|Just Cause]]'' (1997 TV Tokyo edition) (Sheriff Tanny Brown)
**''[[Mystic River (film)|Mystic River]]'' (Detective Sergeant Whitey Powers)
**''[[Mission: Impossible III]]'' (Theodore Brassel)
**''[[The Death and Life of Bobby Z]]'' (Tad Gruzsa)
**''[[Man of Steel (film)|Man of Steel]]'' (Perry White)
**''[[Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice]]'' (Perry White)
*''[[The 100 (TV series)|The 100]]'' (Thelonious Jaha ([[Isaiah Washington]]))
*''[[Arachnophobia (film)|Arachnophobia]]'' (Dr. James Atherton ([[Julian Sands]]))
*''[[Blown Away (1994 film)|Blown Away]]'' (Jimmy Dove/Liam McGivney ([[Jeff Bridges]]))
*''[[CSI: Miami]]'' ([[Horatio Caine]] ([[David Caruso]]))
*''[[Dom Hemingway]]'' (Mr. Fontaine ([[Demián Bichir]]))
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| name = Prince Charming / David Nolan /
| series = [[Once Upon a Time (TV series)|Once Upon a Time]]
| image = File:David Nolan promo-ABC.jpg
| color = #A52A2A
| caption = Promotional photograph of [[Josh Dallas]] as Prince Charming/David.
| first = "[[Pilot (Once Upon a Time)|Pilot]]"
| last = "[[The Final Battle (Once Upon a Time)|The Final Battle]]"
| creator = [[Adam Horowitz (screenwriter)|Adam Horowitz]] & [[Edward Kitsis]]
| portrayer = [[Josh Dallas]] Luke Roessler (child)
| occupation = Sheriff Prince {{small|(formerly)}} Shepherd {{small|(formerly)}} King {{small|([[Parallel universe (fiction)|alternate reality]])}}
| nickname = Prince Charming Dave<ref> David is referred to as such in the episodes "The Shepherd," "Good Form," and "Souls of the Departed" by characters Gene, Hook, and Prince James, respectively.</ref>
| alias = Prince James<ref>As described in "The Shepherd," Charming took on his brother's identity after his death.</ref> King David {{small|([[Parallel universe (fiction)|alternate reality]])}}
| title = The Prince Knight of the Round Table
| family = Ruth {{small|(mother, deceased)}} Robert {{small|(father, deceased)}} [[King George (Once Upon a Time)|King George]] / [[Albert Spencer]] {{small|(adopted father)}} [[Prince James (Once Upon a Time)|Prince James]] {{small|(twin brother, deceased)}}
| spouse = [[Snow White]] / [[Mary Margaret Blanchard]]
| significantother = Princess Abigail / Kathryn Nolan {{small|(ex-fiancée)}}
| children = [[Emma Swan]] {{small|(daughter)}} Neal Nolan {{small|(son)}}
| relatives = Unborn child {{small|(grandchild via Emma)}} [[Henry Mills (Once Upon a Time)|Henry Mills]] {{small|(grandson via Emma)}} [[King Leopold (Once Upon a Time)|King Leopold]] {{small|(father-in-law, deceased)}} Queen Eva {{small|(mother-in-law, deceased)}} [[Evil Queen (Once Upon a Time)|Queen Regina]] / [[Regina Mills]] {{small|(stepmother-in-law)}} [[Queen of Hearts (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)|Cora]] {{small|(step-grandmother-in-law, deceased)}} [[Prince Henry (Once Upon a Time)|Prince Henry]] {{small|(step-grandfather-in-law, deceased)}} Lucy {{small|(great-granddaughter via Henry)}} 
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| lbl22 = Born
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*"[[Snow Falls]]"
*"[[The Shepherd (Once Upon a Time)|The Shepherd]]"
*"[[What Happened to Frederick]]"
*"[[Heart of Darkness (Once Upon a Time)|Heart of Darkness]]"
*"[[A Land Without Magic]]"
*{{small|'''Season Three'''}}
*"[[Lost Girl (Once Upon a Time)|Lost Girl]]"
*"[[The New Neverland]]"
*"[[The Tower (Once Upon a Time)|The Tower]]"
*"[[A Curious Thing (Once Upon a Time)|A Curious Thing]]"
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*"[[White Out (Once Upon a Time)|White Out]]"
*"[[Unforgiven (Once Upon a Time)|Unforgiven]]"
*"[[Best Laid Plans (Once Upon a Time)|Best Laid Plans]]"
*{{small|'''Season Five'''}}
*"[[Siege Perilous (Once Upon a Time)|Siege Perilous]]"
*{{small|'''Season Six'''}}
*"[[Heartless (Once Upon a Time)|Heartless]]"
*"[[Murder Most Foul (Once Upon a Time)|Murder Most Foul]]"
*"[[Awake (Once Upon a Time)|Awake]]"
*"[[The Song in Your Heart]]"
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'''David Nolan''', also known as '''Prince Charming''', is a [[Character (arts)|fictional character]] in [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]'s [[Television program|television series]] ''[[Once Upon a Time (TV series)|Once Upon a Time]]''. He is portrayed by [[Josh Dallas]], who also happens to be married to series co-star [[Ginnifer Goodwin]], who plays David's wife [[Mary Margaret Blanchard|Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard]].

The leader of the Enchanted Forest's War Council who is comatose in Storybrooke.<ref name="Season1CastBio">{{cite web | url=http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/s181/once-upon-a-time/tubetalk/a346363/once-upon-a-time-meet-the-cast-of-abcs-new-fantasy-drama.html | title='Once Upon a Time': Meet the cast of ABC's new fantasy drama | publisher=Digital Spy | date=October 20, 2011 | accessdate=October 7, 2015 | author=Jeffery, Morgan}}</ref> While initially he is known simply as "John Doe" in Storybrooke because of his comatose state,<ref name="JohnDoe">{{cite web | url=http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/abc-once-a-time-josh-dallas-lana-parrilla-interview-255095 | title='Once Upon a Time' Stars Lana Parrilla and Josh Dallas Talk Show Creators' Secretive Ways (Video) | publisher=The Hollywood Reporter | date=October 30, 2011 | accessdate=October 7, 2015 | author=Nededog, Jethro}}</ref> he is eventually revealed to be called David Nolan, after waking up.<ref name="TheShepherdIGNReview">{{cite web | url=http://uk.ign.com/articles/2011/12/05/once-upon-a-time-the-shepherd-review | title=Once Upon a Time: "The Shepherd" Review | publisher=IGN | date=December 5, 2011 | accessdate=October 7, 2015 | author=Goldman, Eric}}</ref> The creators also mixed Charming's history with that of ''[[The Prince and the Pauper]]'',<ref name="ModernWorld"/> with Dallas portraying both the original Prince and the Pauper who replaced his brother after he was killed. Because of this history, Dallas tried to bring a "rural" feel to the character to make him more accessible to viewers.<ref name="ModernWorld" /> On what makes his portrayal of Prince Charming different to those before, Dallas explained that "Prince Charming just happens to be a name. He's still a man with the same emotions as any other man. He's a Prince, but he's a Prince of the people. He gets his hands dirty. He's got a kingdom to run. He has a family to protect. He has an epic, epic love for Snow White. He's like everybody else. He's human."<ref name="futoncriticinterview">{{cite news|url=http://www.thefutoncritic.com/interviews/2011/10/21/interview-once-upon-a-time-co-stars-ginnifer-goodwin-josh-dallas-and-lana-parrilla-216214/20111021_onceuponatime/ |title=Interview: "Once Upon a Time" Co-Stars Ginnifer Goodwin, Josh Dallas & Lana Parrilla |publisher=The Futon Critic |accessdate=January 3, 2012 |date=October 21, 2011 |author=Halterman, Jim}}</ref>

==Character background==
===''Season 1 & 2''===
In the Enchanted Forest, David was originally a poor [[shepherd]] whose twin brother James was given to King George as an heir in a deal with Rumplestiltskin. From an internal story chronology we first encounter him when he meets Anna of Arendelle, whom he tells he is a friend of Kristof, and we find him being terrorized by the evil Little Bo Peep.

When James, his twin brother, is killed in battle, David takes his brother's name in exchange for the prosperity of his mother's farm. King Midas declares David fit to marry his daughter Abigail and unite the kingdoms. However, David wants to marry for love, but George vows to kill his mother if he declines.<ref name="S01E06">{{cite news|url=http://www.avclub.com/review/once-upon-a-time-the-shepherd-65911 |title=Once Upon A Time: 'The Shepherd' |work=[[The A.V. Club]] |first=Oliver |last=Sava |date=December 4, 2011 |accessdate=January 30, 2014}}</ref> He falls in love with Snow White, who nicknames him '''Charming''', later inviting her to run away. After continuous interceptions by George, the Evil Queen Regina captures him to convince Snow to willingly eat an apple containing a sleeping curse. He later awakens her and the pair marry, before Regina announces that she will cast a curse to destroy their happiness. Rumplestiltskin informs them that their child will break the curse in 28 years. Emma is born before the curse takes hold, and Charming places her in a magical wardrobe to protect her from the curse, before being wounded by the Queen's knights.

In Storybrooke, he first appears as a John Doe, who has gone unidentified for years. He awakens after Mary Margaret (Snow White) reads him their story. He reunites with his wife Kathryn (Princess Abigail), and is identified as '''David Nolan'''. David suffers from amnesia and cannot remember his fake life with Kathryn. He falls in love with Mary Margaret and begins an affair with her, ending his marriage to Kathryn, who is soon reported as being murdered, a plan arranged between Regina Mills and Mr. Gold. David becomes a suspect in her disappearance, until evidence against Mary Margaret is found. Kathryn is found alive, though David's relationship with Mary Margaret becomes strained, as he did not believe her innocence. He decides to move to Boston, though the curse is broken shortly after, and he reunites with Snow and Emma. David agrees to send a wraith released into Storybrooke through a portal, though Emma and Mary Margaret are dragged with it. David looks after Henry while Emma and Mary Margaret are absent.<ref name="S02E01">{{cite web|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/laura-prudom/once-upon-a-time-premiere-recap_b_1926331.html|title='Once Upon A Time' Season Premiere Recap: Magic Returns And Brings New Danger In 'Broken'|first=Laura|last=Prudom|work=[[The Huffington Post]]|date=September 30, 2012|accessdate=October 17, 2012}}</ref> After failing attempts of transportation, David falls under a sleeping curse to communicate with Mary Margaret. He is awoken by true love's kiss when the two return. When Henry is kidnapped to Neverland, David travels with his family and friends to rescue him from Peter Pan.

===''Season 3 & 4''===
In Neverland, David is poisoned by Dreamshade,<ref name="S03E02">[http://tvrecaps.ew.com/recap/once-upon-a-time-season-3-episode-2/ 'Once Upon a Time' recap: Doubt: A Parable] by Hilary Busis, from [[Entertainment Weekly]] (October 6, 2013)</ref> though Hook partially cures him and the group successfully return to Storybrooke where Mr. Gold fully heals him. After Pan enacts the original curse once more, David is returned to his original world with the remaining inhabitants, while Emma and Henry escape to New York City.

Back in the Enchanted Forest, David learns that Snow is pregnant but also discovers that Zelena, the Wicked Witch of the West wants their baby. The two enact a new curse to return to Storybrooke and make Emma stop Zelena. David insists Snow crush his heart, though she later asks Regina to split her heart in two to give to both of them. Zelena adds a forgetting potion to the curse, removing their memories of the past year. A year later, Emma returns to Storybrooke, and David and Mary Margaret reveal they are having a baby. Zelena poses as the couple's mid-wife, stealing a symbol of David's courage from him.<ref name="S03E14">[http://tvrecaps.ew.com/recap/once-upon-a-time-season-3-episode-14/ "'Once Upon a Time' recap: Fear Itself"] from [[Entertainment Weekly]] (March 23, 2014)</ref> Zelena is ultimately defeated and Mary Margaret gives birth to a son, whom she names after Henry's father and Rumplestiltkin's son, Neal. Following the Queens of Darkness's arrival in Storybrooke, Mary Margaret and David battle to keep their secret (being the reason Maleficent lost her child) from Emma. However, they eventually tell Emma the truth, who finds it hard to forgive them. After Mary Margaret is almost killed by Maleficent's daughter Lily, Emma reunites with her parents, although this is short lived when Emma sacrifices herself to become the new Dark One. With the other residents, Mary Margaret transports to the Enchanted Forest, taking Emma to Camelot in order to find Merlin and remove her darkness. However, weeks later, they return to Storybrooke with missing memories as to how they failed. In "Siege Perilous", David is [[knight]]ed by King Arthur ([[Liam Garrigan]]) and bestowed the Siege Perilous seat at the [[Round Table]].<ref name="Siege Perilous">{{Cite episode|title=Siege Perilous|episodelink=|series=Once Upon a Time|serieslink=Once Upon a Time (TV series)|airdate=October 11, 2015|season=5|number=3}}</ref> But later gives this up when he learned of Arthur's deception, which would later result in David having Arthur arrested in Storybrooke.

===''Season 5''===
After Emma restored his memory, David followed his daughter to the Underworld to help rescue Hook, only to learn that his late twin brother James is the Sheriff in this realm and discovered from Cruella de Vil that James has resentment against David over being raised by their mother and having a family that James envies. When the two finally meet for the first time, David attempted to explain to James (who still believed he was the "Prince") over what happened back in the Enchanted Forest, but James cut to the chase and used a stun gun on David, and pretended to play "Shepherd" in a scheme to help him and Cruella escape the Underworld by tricking Emma into finding the location of where Robin Hood was keeping Zelena's baby. When James attempted to send Emma and Robin to the River of Lost Souls at the harbor, David stopped James and tried to convince him that he can be at peace and move on, but James continued to believe that killing David was his unfinished business. James attempted to pull a knife to kill David but he missed and is sent into the water, where he was consumed by the lost souls. As David watched this unfold, Emma told her father that despite his effort to save him, it was too late for James anyway.

===''Season 6''===
Once the Evil Queen return to Storybrooke chaos erupted but David and his family tried to continue to have a normal life but this is short lived when the Evil Queen threatens the town with water from the River of Lost Souls unless Snow and David give up their hearts which they do. However, instead of killing them the Evil Queen puts a sleeping curse on their shared heart so when one is awake, the other will remain asleep so now Snow and David cannot be together but they try to adjust to life without each other. It was revealed that while David believed his father was a drunk who died because of his behavior, David's father Robert rescued James after James ran away from King George. When Robert asked to take James back because James was unhappy, King George ordered the father killed causing David to almost kill King George but is later stopped by Hook. Hook after given permission by David to marry Emma finds out he killed the men who were supposed to kill the father, and he killed Robert because "dead men tell no tales."

==Character development and reception==
Prior to landing the role on the series, Dallas was cast in 2011 as [[Fandral]] in ''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]'' after Irish actor [[Stuart Townsend]] withdrew from the role days before filming was to begin.<ref>{{cite web | url =http://movies.ign.com/articles/105/1059835p1.html | title = Thor Finds a New Fandral | accessdate =April 13, 2011 | first= Jim |last=Vejvoda| date =January 10, 2011 | publisher= IGN}}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/news/a308139/three-more-stars-join-once-upon-a-time.html | title =Three more stars join 'Once Upon A Time' | accessdate =July 24, 2011 | first= Catriona|last=Wightman| date =March 10, 2011 | publisher= [[Digital Spy]]}}</ref> However, Dallas did not reprise his role in the sequel to ''Thor'' due to his commitments in ''Once Upon a Time''. [[Zachary Levi]] replaced him in the film.<ref>{{cite web|author= |url=http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/zachary-levi-thor-2-cast-josh-dallas-335401 |title='Thor 2' Eyes 'Chuck' Star Zachary Levi (Exclusive) |work=The Hollywood Reporter |date=2012-06-08 |accessdate=2012-07-19}}</ref>

The creators also mixed Charming's history with that of ''[[The Prince and the Pauper]]'',<ref name="ModernWorld">{{cite video |people=[[Joshua Dallas]], [[Edward Kitsis]], [[Adam Horowitz]] |date=2011 |title=Fairy Tales in the Modern World | medium=DVD |publisher=[[Disney-ABC Domestic Television]] |location=''Once Upon a Time: The Complete First Season'' Disc 5 }}</ref> with Dallas portraying both the original Prince and the Pauper who replaced his brother after he was killed. Because of this history, Dallas tried to bring a "rural" feel to the character to make him more accessible to viewers.<ref name="ModernWorld" /> On what makes his portrayal of Prince Charming different to those before, Dallas explained that "Prince Charming just happens to be a name. He's still a man with the same emotions as any other man. He's a Prince, but he's a Prince of the people. He gets his hands dirty. He's got a kingdom to run. He has a family to protect. He has an epic, epic love for Snow White. He's like everybody else. He's human."

Dallas subsequently began dating his ''Once Upon a Time'' co-star Goodwin in fall 2011.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/ginnifer-goodwin-and-josh-dallas-make-red-carpet-debut-as-a-couple-2012144 |title=Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas make red carpet debut as a couple |publisher=usmagazine.com |date=April 14, 2012|accessdate=April 14, 2012|first=Zach|last=Johnson}}</ref> Dallas and Goodwin became engaged in October 2013,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20744536,00.html|title=Ginnifer Goodwin Engaged to Josh Dallas|work=People|date=October 11, 2013|accessdate=November 20, 2013|first=Julie|last=Jordan}}</ref> and married on April 12, 2014 in California.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.people.com/article/Ginnifer-Goodwin-Marries-Josh-Dallas|title=Ginnifer Goodwin Marries Josh Dallas|work=People|date=April 13, 2014|accessdate=May 30, 2014|first=Sarah|last=Michaud}}</ref> They have one child, a son, born in May 2014.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.people.com/article/ginnfer-good-win-josh-dallas-baby-boy|title=Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas Are Parents of Baby Boy|work=People|date=May 30, 2014|accessdate=May 30, 2014|first=Julie|last=Jordan}}</ref>

==References==
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==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20170708042525/http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0040901/ David Nolan] on [[IMDb]]
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*''[[Snow-White (1933 film)|Betty Boop in Snow-White]]'' (1933)
*''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' (1937)
*''[[Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs]]'' (1943)
*''[[The Seven Dwarfs to the Rescue]]'' (1951)
*''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1955 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' (1955)
*''[[Snow White and the Three Stooges]]'' (1961)
*''[[Snow White (1962 film)|Snow White]]'' (1962)
*''[[The New Adventures of Snow White]]'' (1969)
*''[[A Snow White Christmas]]'' (1980)
*''[[Neberte nám princeznú]]'' (1981)
*''[[Snow White (1987 film)|Snow White]]'' (1987)
*''[[Happily Ever After (1990 film)|Happily Ever After]]'' (1990)
*''[[Snow White (1995 film)|Snow White]]'' (1995)
*''[[Snow White: A Tale of Terror]]'' (1997)
*''[[Snow White: The Fairest of Them All]]'' (2001)
*''[[7 Dwarves – Men Alone in the Wood]]'' (2004)
*''[[Snow White: The Sequel]]'' (2007)
*''[[Sydney White]]'' (2007)
*''[[Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White Another Bite @ the Apple]]'' (2009)
*''[[Blanche Neige]]'' (2009)
*''[[Grimm's Snow White]]'' (2012)
*''[[Mirror Mirror (film)|Mirror Mirror]]'' (2012)
*''[[Blancanieves]]'' (2012)
*''[[Snow White: A Deadly Summer]]'' (2012)
*''[[The Seventh Dwarf]]'' (2014)
*''[[Charming (film)|Charming]]'' (2018)

|group3 = ''The Huntsman'' film series
|list3 =
*''[[Snow White and the Huntsman]]'' (2012)
*''[[The Huntsman: Winter's War]]'' (2016)

|group4 = Television series
|list4 =
*''[[The 10th Kingdom]]'' (miniseries)
*''[[The Charmings]]'' (sitcom)
*''[[The Legend of Snow White]]'' (anime series)
*''[[Prétear]]'' (anime series)
*''[[Once Upon a Time (TV series)|Once Upon a Time]]'' (drama series)
*''[[Sofia the First]]'' (TV series) ("[[List of Sofia the First episodes#Season 2 (2014)|The Enchanted Feast]]") (Season 2, Episode 27)
*''[[The 7D]]'' (TV series)

|group5 = Stage
|list5 =
*''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1912 play)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' (1912 play)
*''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (musical)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]'' (musical)
*''[[A Snow White Christmas (musical)|A Snow White Christmas]]'' (musical)

|group6 = Other media
|list6 =
*[[Snow White (Fables)|''Fables'']] (comics)
*''[[Mira, Mirror]]'' (novel)
*''[[Mirror, Mirror (novel)|Mirror Mirror]]'' (novel)
*''[[Red as Blood, or Tales from the Sisters Grimmer|Red as Blood]]'' (short story)
*''[[Schneewittchen (opera)|Schneewittchen]]'' (opera)
*[[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]] (attraction)
*''[[Snow White (comic strip)|Snow White]]'' (comic strip)
*[[Snow White's Scary Adventures]] (attraction)
*[[Snow White Grotto]] (attraction)
*''[[Snow White: Happily Ever After (video game)|Snow White: Happily Ever After]]'' (video game)
*"[[Snow, Glass, Apples]]" (short story)
*''[[The Serpent's Shadow (2001 novel)|The Serpent's Shadow]]'' (novel)
*''[[Fairest (novel)|Fairest]]'' (novel)
*''[[Politically Correct Bedtime Stories]]'' (short story collection)
*''[[Amada Anime Series: Super Mario Bros.]]'' (OVA)
*''[[The Wolf Among Us]]'' (video game)

|group7 = Ballet
|list7 =
*''[[The Magic Mirror (ballet)|The Magic Mirror]]'' (1903)
*''[[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (ballet)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]''

|group8 = Characters
|list8 =
*[[Snow White]]
**[[Snow White (Disney character)|Snow White {{small|(Disney)}}]]
**[[Mary Margaret Blanchard]]
*[[Queen (Snow White)|The Queen]]
**[[Evil Queen (Disney)|Evil Queen {{small|(Disney)}}]]
**[[Regina Mills]]
**[[Queen of Fables]]
*[[Seven Dwarfs|The Seven Dwarfs]]
*[[Magic Mirror (Snow White)|The Magic Mirror]]
*[[King (Snow White)|The King]]
*[[Huntsman (Snow White)|The Huntsman]]
*[[Prince Charming]]**[[David_Nolan_(Once_Upon_a_Time)|David Nolan]]

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*'''{{icon|CAT}} [[:Category:Snow White|Category]]'''
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Hiroshi Nagano

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{{BLP sources|date=April 2011}}
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{{nihongo|'''Hiroshi Nagano'''|長野博|Nagano Hiroshi|}} is a pop singer, actor and member of [[V6 (band)|V6]],<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/art/2010/11/201_55556.html|title=V6 Brings J-Pop Fun to Seoul|last=Garcia|first=Cathy Rose A.|date=November 16, 2009|work=[[Korea Times]]|accessdate=28 April 2011}}</ref> a Japanese [[boy band]] formed in 1995, under the management of [[Johnny & Associates]] and its half part, [[V6 (band)|20th Century]]. He is among the first who joined Johnny & Associates in 1986 at age of 14. He quit Johnny's Jr on 1990 to continue his studies and re-join on mid of 1992. He is famous and well known for his role in the popular [[Tokusatsu]] series, [[Ultraman Tiga]] as the series main lead, Daigo Madoka, the human form of Ultraman Tiga. In addition to appearing in the Ultraman Tiga TV series, he has also appeared in several spin-offs and feature films.

==TV shows==
* Benkyo Shiteitai! (NHK, 2007)
* 2nd House as Mizawa Koichi (TV Tokyo, 2006)
* Keishicho Sosa Ikka 9 Gakari (SP) (TV Asahi, 2006)
* Gekidan Engimono Atarashii Ikimono (Fuji TV, 2005)
* Nurseman ga Yuku (NTV, 2004, ep3)
* Kimi wa Pet (TBS, 2002)
* Shin Oretachi no Tabi (Fuji TV, 1999)
* Tengoku ni Ichiban Chikai Otoko (TBS, 1999, ep1)
* [[Ultraman Tiga]] as Daigo Madoka/Ultraman Tiga (TBS, 1996–1997)
* [[Ultraman Dyna]] as Daigo Madoka/Ultraman Tiga (Guest appearance, ep50-51) (TBS, 1998)
* Handsome Man as Saiki Tobio (TV Asahi, 1996)
* V no Honoo as Nagano (Fuji TV, 1995)
* 3 nen B gumi Kinpachi Sensei 3 as Narise Kouji (TBS, 1988)

==Movies==
* [[Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers]] as Daigo Madoka/Ultraman Tiga (2008)
* Hold Up Down (2005)
* [[Thunderbirds_(2004_film)|Thunderbirds]] (2004 movie in Japanese version: voice actor: John Tracy)
* Hard Luck Hero (2003)
* Disney: Atlantis The Lost Empire (Japanese version: voice actor: Milo)
* [[Ultraman Tiga: The Final Odyssey]] as Daigo Madoka/Ultraman Tiga (2000)
* Shinsei Toilet no Hanako-san (1998)
* Shoot! - 12 Mar (1994)

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Nagano, Hiroshi}}
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[[Category:1972 births]]
[[Category:Japanese male actors]]
[[Category:Japanese male pop singers]]
[[Category:Place of birth missing (living people)]]

Tetsuya Kakihara

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| other_names = Kakkii {{Nihongo2|カッキー}} (nickname)
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* ''[[Fairy Tail]]'' as [[List of Fairy Tail characters#Natsu Dragneel|Natsu Dragneel]]
* ''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' as Prompto Argentum
* ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'' as [[Simon (Gurren Lagann)|Simon]]
* ''[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]]'' as Shin
* ''[[BlazBlue]]'' as Jin Kisaragi
* ''[[Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East]]'' as Shino Inuzuka
* ''[[Divine Gate]]'' as Akane
* ''[[Prince of Stride]]'' as Amatsu Ida
* ''[[Nanbaka]]'' as Uno
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{{Nihongo|'''Tetsuya Kakihara'''|柿原徹也|Kakihara Tetsuya|born December 24, 1982 in [[Düsseldorf]], [[West Germany]]}} is a [[Japanese in Germany|German-Japanese]] [[Voice acting in Japan|voice actor]] and singer. Previously affiliated with [[81 Produce]], he became a freelancer as of June 2013.<ref>http://kakiharatetsuya.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2013/07/post-9b74.html</ref> He set up his own agency, Zynchro, in July 2014.

Since 2010, Kakihara has been affiliated with Kiramune, a music label by [[Bandai Visual]] and [[Lantis (company)|Lantis]], where he debuted as a singer with his first mini album, ''Still on Journey''. His first single, "[[String of Pain]]", released on February 6, 2013, is the ending theme song to the anime ''[[Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East]]'' in which he also voices the main role of Shino Inuzuka.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://kiramune.jp/artist/kakihara/disco.html|title= Tetsuya Kakihara's first single "String of pain"., release on February 6, 2013|publisher= |date= |accessdate=2013-01-18}}</ref> He has released four mini albums, and three singles. His third single, "咲いちゃいな (Saichaina)", was released on April 15, 2015.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://kiramune.jp/artist/kakihara/disco.html#MUSICCLIP | title= Kakihara Tetsuya's 3rd single "Saichaina", release on April 15, 2015|publisher=Kiramune|date=|accessdate=2015-04-15}}</ref>

Kakihara is well known for voicing roles as young boys with a fiery personality, like Natsu from the anime ''[[Fairy Tail]]''. In games and drama CDs, he plays teenagers/mature roles, in which he employs his soft, sweet, and mysterious voice, in [[Otome game]]s like Shin from the [[PSP]] game series ''[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]]''. Like other Japanese male voice actors, he is also active in [[Yaoi]]-themed Drama CDs and anime, and usually plays the ''uke'' part, like Akihito from [[Finder Series]], a work of popular boys love manga artist Ayano Yamane.

==Voice acting career and awards==
Before wanting to become a voice actor, Kakihara had always longed to live in Japan. He was fascinated by its entertainment culture; he thought Japan had funny TV shows, and he has loved to read manga and watch anime since he was little. So with that in mind, he set off toward his goal to become a voice actor.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.girls-style.jp/interview/002/01sop01_gs.php|title= 【Style of the PRINCE】第2回ゲスト：柿原徹也さん　Vol.1 |publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-04-23}}</ref>

In 2001, at the age of 18, Kakihara went to the Amusement Media Academy (a vocational school for voice actors and artists) to study voice acting. At first, it was not a smooth road for him to get in, as the school was surprised he actually came all the way from Germany after receiving a prompt email from him 3 days prior. Kakihara sincerely requested the school to accept his application, and when they officially accepted him, he found temporarily housing at a friend's house.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.girls-style.jp/interview/002/01sop03_gs.php|title= 【Style of the PRINCE】第2回ゲスト：柿原徹也さん　Vol.1 – pg 3|publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-04-23}}</ref>

While he attended voice acting courses, worked part-time jobs, and also improved his Japanese through part-time school,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.girls-style.jp/interview/002/02sop01_gs.php|title= 【Style of the PRINCE】第2回ゲスト：柿原徹也さん　Vol.2|publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-04-23}}</ref> he debuted as a professional voice actor in 2003.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.amgakuin.co.jp/contents/voice/ |title= アミューズメントメディア総合学院 AMUSEMENT MEDIA Academy Official Website |publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-04-23}}</ref>

In 2007, at the First [[Seiyu Awards]] ceremony in Japan, he received the 'Best Male Newcomer/Rookie' award for his nominated role of Yutaka Mikoto in ''[[Princess Princess (manga)|Princess Princess]]''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://av.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20070303/seiyu.htm|title= 第1回「声優アワード」新人賞|publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-04-23}}</ref>

==Filmography==

===Anime===
;2003
*''[[Monkey Typhoon]]'' (Announcer)

;2004
*''[[Doki Doki School Hours]]'' (Koro-chan)
*''Nepos Napos'' (Timo)

;2005
*''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' (Male Student)
*''[[Fushigiboshi no Futagohime]]'' ([[List of Fushigiboshi no Futagohime characters#Jewelry Kingdom|Bright]])
*''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's]]'' (Lævateinn, Graf Eisen, Landy/Randy(Operator B))

;2006
*''[[Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy]]'' (Male Student)
*''[[Black Lagoon]]'' (Rico, Ronnie, Ricardo)
*''[[Fushigiboshi no Futagohime|Fushigiboshi no Futagohime Gyu!]]'' (Bright)
*''[[Kirarin Revolution]]'' (Toriya Kamiyama (ep 2))
*''[[Princess Princess (manga)|Princess Princess]]'' (Yutaka Mikoto)

;2007
*''[[Dragonaut – The Resonance]]'' (Kazuki Tachibana)
*''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS]]'' (Lævateinn, Graf Eisen, Strada, Lat Cartos)
*''[[Minami-ke]]'' (Fujioka)
*''[[Prism Ark]]'' (Hyaweh)
*''[[Romeo x Juliet]]'' (Mercutio)
*''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'' ([[Simon (Gurren Lagann)|Simon]])
*''[[Zombie-Loan]]'' (Lyca)

;2008
*''[[Ga-Rei Zero]]'' (Masaki Shindou)
*''[[Kannagi (manga)|Kannagi]]'' (Meguru Akiba)
*''[[List of Kirarin Revolution characters#Other animal mascots|Kirarin Revolution Stage 3]]'' (Nii-kun)
*''[[Linebarrels of Iron]]'' (Kouichi Hayase)
*''[[Nabari no Ō]]'' (Sōrō Katō)
*''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]'': [[List of Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl episodes|Diamond and Pearl]] (Reggie)
*''[[Xam'd: Lost Memories]]'' (Shiroza)

;2009
*''[[Bleach (manga)|Bleach]]'' (Ggio Vega, Shinji)
*''[[Cross Game]]'' (Mizuki Asami)
*''[[Fairy Tail]]'' ([[Natsu Dragneel]])
*''[[Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]'' (Kain Fuery)
*''[[Hanasakeru Seishōnen]]'' (Toranosuke V Haga)
*''[[Shangri-La (novel)|Shangri-La]]'' (Medusa)

;2010
*''[[Battle Spirits Trading Card Game|Battle Spirits Brave]]'' (Youth Glynnhorn)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.sunrise-inc.co.jp/battlespirits3/character/04.html|title= Battle Spirits Brave – Anime Cast |publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-05-12}}</ref>
*''[[Beyblade: Metal Fusion]]'' (Hyōma)
*''[[Hime Chen! Otogi Chikku Idol Lilpri]]'' aka. Lilpri (Wish/Chris)
*''[[Kaichou wa Maid-sama]]'' (Gouki Aratake)
*''[[Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan]]'' (Jiro Shima)

;2011
*''[[Ao no Exorcist]]'' (Amaimon)
*''[[C (anime)]]'' (Kou Sennoza)
*''Copihan'' (Omoto Kumogiri)
*''[[Digimon Xros Wars: Time Traveling Hunter Boys]]'' (Ryōma Mogami)
*''[[Dog Days (anime)|Dog Days]]'' (Gaul Galette des Rois)
*''[[Fairy Tail]]'' (Natsu Dragneel, Natsu Dragion)
*''HIGH SCORE'' (Tokiwazu Jiro)
*''[[Moshidora]]'' (Keiichirō Asano)
*''[[Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan|Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan: Demon Capital]]'' (Jiro Shima)
*''[[Sengoku Paradise]]'' Kiwami ([[Date Masamune]]: refer to 'popular culture section')
*''[[Sket Dance]]'' (Masafumi Usui)
*''[[Toriko]]'' (Tom)

;2012
*''[[Brave10]]'' ([[Sarutobi Sasuke]])
*''[[Detective Conan]]'' (Sumio Tateno (ep 665))
*''[[Dog Days (anime)|Dog Days’]]'' (Gaul Galette des Rois)
*''[[K (anime)|K]]'' (Colorless King, Adolf K. Weismann)
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam AGE]]'' (Deen Anon)
*''[[Ozuma]]'' (Sam Coyne)
*''[[Saint Seiya Omega]]'' (Ryūhō) <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/seiya/staff.html |title= Saint Seiya Omega – Anime Cast |publisher= Toei Animation |date= |accessdate=2012-03-13}}</ref>
*''[[Smile PreCure!]]'' (Brian Taylor (ep 36)) <ref>{{cite web|url=http://asahi.jp/precure/story/backnum_36.html|title= (Anime) Smile PreCure! – Brian Taylor (ep 36): Speaks in English |publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-10-26}}</ref>

;2013
*''[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]]'' (Shin) <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.anime-amnesia.com/|title= AMNESIA – Anime Cast |publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-09-30}}</ref>
*''[[BlazBlue Alter Memory]]'' (Jin Kisaragi, Hakumen)
*''[[Hakkenden: Tōhō Hakken Ibun]]'' (Shino Inuzuka) <ref>{{cite web|url=http://hakken-den.com/|title= Hakkenden: Tōhō Hakken Ibun – Anime Cast |publisher= |date= |accessdate=2012-09-30}}</ref>
*''[[Kamisama no Inai Nichiyōbi]]'' (Kiriko Zubreska)
*''[[Magi: The Kingdom of Magic]]'' (Kouha Ren)
*''[[Makai Ouji: Devils and Realist]]'' (Camio)
*''[[Minami-ke|Minami-ke: Tadaima]]'' (Fujioka)
*''[[Pretty Rhythm|Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live]]'' (Kōji Mihama)
*''[[Yowamushi Pedal]]'' (Toudou Jinpachi)
*''[[A Simple Thinking About Blood Type]]'' (Type AB-kun)

;2014
*''[[Baby Steps]]'' (Takuya Miyagawa)
*''[[Bonjour Sweet Love Patisserie|Bonjour♪Sweet Love Patisserie]]'' (Mitsuki Aoi)<ref>{{cite web |url= http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2014-09-20/anime-of-girls-mobile-game-bonjour-koiaji-patisserie-previewed-in-video/.78969|title= Anime of Girls' Mobile Game Bonjour Koiaji Pâtisserie Previewed in Video|date= September 20, 2014|accessdate= November 17, 2014|work= [[Anime News Network]]}}</ref>
*''[[Fairy Tail]]'' (Natsu Dragneel)
*''[[Kindaichi Case Files|The File of Young Kindaichi Returns]]'' (Fūma Kamioka (ep 6~9))
*''[[Fūun Ishin Dai Shogun]]'' (Keiichirō Tokugawa)
*''[[Garo: The Animation]]'' (Pepe)
*''[[Hōzuki no Reitetsu]]'' (Karauri)
*''[[Log Horizon]]'' (Rundelhaus Code)
*''[[M3: Sono Kuroki Hagane]]'' (Minashi Maki)
*''[[One Piece]]'' (Gardoa)
*''[[Shōnen Hollywood]]'' (Ikuma Amaki)
*''[[Tokyo ESP]]'' (Shindō Masaki)
*''[[Yowamushi Pedal]]'' (Toudou Jinpachi)

;2015
*''[[Baby Steps|Baby Steps Season 2]]'' (Takuya Miyagawa)
*''[[Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation]]'' (Haruto Imai)
*''[[Dog Days (anime)|Dog Days]]'' (Gaul Galette des Rois)
*''[[Himouto! Umaru-chan]]'' (Alex Tachibana)
*''[[Rin-ne]]'' (Masato, Boxer(ep25))
*''[[Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend]]'' (Iori Hashima)
*''[[Show by Rock!!]]'' (Yaiba)
*''[[Sky Wizards Academy]]'' (Lloyd Allwin)
*''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V]]'' (Dennis Macfield)
*''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha Vivid]]'' (Landy, Lat Cartos)
*''[[Minna Atsumare! Falcom Gakuen]]'' (Lloyd Bannings)

;2016
*''[[Fairy Tail Zero]]'' (Natsu Dragneel (ep 1, 11, and 12))
*''[[Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV]]'' (Prompto Argentum)
*''[[Divine Gate]]'' (Akane)
*''[[Ojisan to Marshmallow]]'' (Isamu Wakabayashi)
*[[Prince of Stride|''Prince of Stride: Alternative'']] (Amatsu Ida)
*''[[Servamp]]'' (Mikuni Arisuin)
*''[[Age 12|12-sai: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki]]'' (Ayumu Tsutsumi)
*''[[B-Project: Kodou*Ambitious]]'' (Momotarou Onzai)
*''[[Show by Rock!!|Show By Rock!! Short!!]]'' (Yaiba)
*''[[Show by Rock!!|Show by Rock!!♯]]'' (Yaiba)
*''[[World Trigger]]'' (Yuiga Takeru)
*''[[Tsukiuta. The Animation]]'' (You Hazuki)
*''[[Barakamon|Handa-kun]]'' (Reo Nikaido)
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn|Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn RE:0096]]'' (Angelo Sauper)
*''[[Concrete Revolutio|Concrete Revolutio: The Last Song]]'' (Ganba)
*''[[Touken Ranbu|Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru]]'' (Uguisumaru)
*''[[Soul Buster]]'' (Barin Yi)
*''[[Nanbaka]]'' (Uno)

;2017
*''Ensemble Stars! The Animation'' (Subaru Akehoshi)
*''[[Fairy Tail|Fairy Tail (Season 8)]]'' (Natsu Dragneel)
*''Kenka Banchō Otome: Girl Beats Boys'' (Yuta Mirako)

;TBA
*''Code:Realize ~Sousei no Himegimi~'' (Victor Frankenstein)

===Original video animation (OVA)===
*''[[Angel's Feather]]'' (Kyouhei Mitsugi)
*''[[Black Jack (manga)|Black Jack Final - Karte 11]]'' (Matsunojo)
*''[[Corpse Party]]'' Missing Footage (Sakutarō Morishige)
*''[[Corpse Party]]'' Tortured Souls (Sakutarō Morishige)
*''[[Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance]]'' (Zeroken)
*''[[Fairy Tail]]'' OVA (Natsu Dragneel)
*''[[Finder Series]]'' (Akihito Takaba)
*''[[Minami-ke|Minami-ke: Omatase]]'' (Fujioka)
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin]]'' ([[Garma Zabi]])
*''[[List of Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn characters|Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn]]'' (Angelo Sauper)
*''[[My-Otome 0~S.ifr~]]'' (Kid)
*''[[Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas]]'' ([[List of Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas characters#Pegasus Tenma|Pegasus Tenma]])
*''[[Prince of Tennis|The New Prince of Tennis]]'' (Liliadent Krauser)
*''[[Prince of Tennis|The Prince of Tennis]]'' OVA (Liliadent Krauser)

===Films===
* ''[[Naruto Shippuden: The Movie]]'' (2007) (Kusuna)
* ''[[Vexille]]'' (2007) (Taro)
* ''[[Gurren Lagann|Gurren Lagann The Movie: Childhood's End]]'' (2008) ([[Simon (Gurren Lagann)|Simon]])
* ''[[Kara no Kyōkai|Kara no Kyōkai: Paradox Paradigm]]'' ''Chapter 5'' (2008) (Tomoe Enjō)
* ''[[Gurren Lagann|Gurren Lagann The Movie: The Lights in the Sky are Stars]]'' (2009) ([[Simon (Gurren Lagann)|Simon]])
* ''[[Kowarekake no Orgel]]'' (2009) (Keiichirō)
* ''[[Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider The Movie: Cho-Den-O Trilogy]]'' Episode Red (2010) (Piggies Imagin (Third Son))
* ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha|Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The Movie 1st]]'' (2010) (Landy/Randy)
* ''[[Toriko|Toriko 3D: Kaimaku! Gourmet Adventure!!]]'' (2011) (Tom)
* ''[[Fairy Tail the Movie: The Phoenix Priestess]]'' (2012) (Natsu Dragneel)
* ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's|Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The Movie 2nd A's]]'' (2012) (Landy/Randy, Lævateinn, and Graf Eisen)
* ''[[Fairy Tail|Fairy Tail the Movie 2: Dragon Cry]]'' (2017) (Natsu Dragneel)

===Video games===
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*"''Akiba's Trip''" Series (PSP) (Yuu Abeno)
**''Akiba's Trip''
**''Akiba's Trip Plus'' <ref>{{Cite web|publisher=|title= PSP 'Akiba's Trip Plus' Character – Yuu Abeno(CV Kakihara Tetsuya)|url=http://akbstrip.jp/character.php?char=2#!stay|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
*''[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]]'' Series (PSP) (Shin)
**''Amnesia''
**''Amnesia Later''
**''Amnesia Crowd''
*''[[Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana]]'' (Klein Kiesling)
*''[[Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm]]'' (Alvero Kronie/ Bersizel Krone)
*''[[BlazBlue]]'' Series (Jin Kisaragi/Hakumen/Alternate Announcer)
**''[[BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger]]''
**''[[BlazBlue: Continuum Shift]]''
**''[[BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II]]''
**''[[BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend]]''
**''[[BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma]]''
**''[[BlazBlue: Central Fiction]]''
*''[[Code:Realize ~Sousei no Himegimi~]]'' (Victor Frankenstein)<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.otomate.jp/code-realize/#/chara | title= Code:Realize ~Sousei no Himegimi~ Japanese Official Website | access-date=5 May 2015}}</ref>
*''[[Corpse Party]]'' Series (Sakutarō Morishige)
**''Corpse Party BloodCovered: ...Repeated Fear''
**''Corpse Party: Book of Shadows''
**''Corpse Party: The Anthology: Sachiko's Love Game Hysteric Birthday 2U'' <ref>{{Cite web|publisher=|title= PSP 'Corspe Party: Hysteric Birthday 2U' Character – Sakutarō Morishige |url=http://corpse.jp/?pg=2&chr=10|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
**''Corpse Party: Blood Drive''
*''[[Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance]]'' (Zeroken)
*''[[Dynasty Warriors]]'' Series ([[Zhu Ran]])
**''[[Dynasty Warriors 8|Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends]]''
**''[[Dynasty Warriors 8|Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires]]''
*''[[Ensemble Stars]]'' (Akehoshi Subaru)
*"''Exorcism of Maria''" Series (Klaus (Kurausu Eaharuto))
**''Exorcism of Maria'' (PC)
**''Exorcism of Maria: La Campanella'' (PSP) <ref>{{Cite web|publisher=|title= PSP 'Exorcism of Maria: La Campanella' Character – Klaus |url=http://maria.karin-e.jp/la/02_cha/07.htm|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
*''[[Fairy Tail]]'' Series (Natsu Dragneel)
**''Fairy Tail Story: Dark Guild Battle!'' (DS)
**''Fairy Tail Original Story: 2''
**''Fairy Tail Portable Guild'' (PSP)
**''Fairy Tail Portable Guild 2''
**''Fairy Tail Portable Guild 3: Zeref's Awakening''
*''[[Final Fantasy XV]]'' (Prompto Argentum)
*''[[Fushigi Yûgi|Fushigi Yūgi: Suzaku Ibun]]'' (Amiboshi and Suboshi)
*''[[Garnet Cradle]]'' PSP (Sairenji Rihito)
*''[[Genso Suikoden Tierkreis]]'' NDS (Riu /Liu)
*''[[Hoshizora no Komikku Gāden]]'' NDS (Kasudisu Koichi)
*''[[Houkago wa Gin no Shirabe]]'' PS2/PC (Izumi Yuuto)
*''[[I-Chu]]'' (Mio Yamanobe)
*''[[Last Ranker]]'' PSP (Bayger)
*''[[Lord of Vermilion]] Re:2 – Arcade'' (Jin Kisaragi)
*''[[Lost Dimension]]'' (Agito Yuuki)<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.cs.furyu.jp/lostdimension/character_agito.html | title= ロストディメンション公式サイト - LOST DIMENSION OFFICIAL SITE – | access-date=29 April 2015}}</ref>
*''[[Love Root Zero: KissKiss☆Labyrinth]]'' PS2 (Kuroe Kazuya)
*''[[Mabinogi (video game)|Mabinogi]]'' (Starlet/Aria: Male)
*''[[Majou Ou]]'' (Melvin)
*''[[Mega Man Star Force 3]]'' (A.C.Eos/Ace)
*''[[Mega Man Zero 4]]'' (Fenri Lunaedge)
*''[[New Dangan Ronpa V3]]'' (Kiibo)
*''[[Phantasy Star Online 2]]'' (Huey/Hans/Light/Elly/Quna fan/Male Extra Voice 01/Male Extra Voice 20/Male Extra Voice 21/Male Extra Voice 32)
*''[[Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly]]'' PS Vita (Karasuba)
*''[[Tokimeki Restaurant]]'' (Tsuji Kaito)
*"''Renai Bancho''" Series (PSP) (The Little Devil Banchou)
**''Renai Bancho: Inochi Meishi, Koiseyo Otome! Love is Power''
**''Renai Bancho 2: Midnight Lesson!!!''
* ''ROOT∞REXX: PlayStation®Vita'' (Aki Hasumi, Akineko)
*''[[Seiken Densetsu 4]]'' PS2 (Eldy)
*''[[Shin Gundam Musou]]'' (Angelo Sauper)
*''Shiratsuyu no Kai'' (Shima Takaomi)
*''[[Solatorobo: Red the Hunter]]'' – NDS (Red Savarin)
*''[[Super Robot Wars]]'' series (Kouichi Hayase, Simon)
*''[[Tales (series)|'Tales of' series]]'' (Shing Meteoryte)
**''[[Tales of Hearts]]'' (DS)
**''[[Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3]]'' (PSP)
**''Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave''
**''[[Tales of Hearts|Tales of Hearts R]]'' (PS Vita)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://gematsu.com/2012/11/tales-of-hearts-r-debut-trailer|publisher=|author=|title="Tales of Hearts R" for PS Vita |date=|accessdate=2012-11-08}}</ref>
*''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'' DS (Simon)
*''[[The Legend of Heroes]]'' Series (Lloyd Bannings)
**''[[Zero no Kiseki|The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki]]'' (PSP)
**''[[The Legend of Heroes VII|The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki]]''
**''[[The Legend of Heroes VII|The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki: Evolution]]'' (PS Vita)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.zero-full.com/|publisher=[[Falcom]]|author=|title="Zero no Kiseki: Evolution" for(PS Vita)|date=|accessdate=2012-03-13}}</ref>
**''The Legend of Heroes: Sen no Kiseki II'' (PS Vita)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://gematsu.com/2014/06/returning-characters-join-sen-kiseki-ii|publisher=Gematsu|author=Sal Romano|title=More returning characters join Sen no Kiseki II|date=|accessdate=2014-06-23}}</ref>
*''[[Virtua Fighter 5]](CR Virtua Fighter)'' (Lion Rafale)
*''[[Wand of Fortune]]'' Series (PSP/PS2) (Lagi El Nagil)
**''Wand of Fortune: Mirai e no Prologue'' (Prologue to the future)
**''Wand of Fortune 2: Jikuu ni Shizumu Mokujiroku'' (Revelation sink into the space-time)
**''Wand of Fortune 2 FD'' 〜君に捧げるエピローグ〜<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=|title= PSP 'Wand of Fortune 2 FD' Character – Lagi El Nagil |url=http://www.otomate.jp/wandoffortune2_fd/|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
*''[[Zettai Meikyuu Grimm]]'' (Akazukin)

===Drama CDs===

====Anime/Game====
*[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]] (Shin)
*[[BlazBlue]] Series – Vol. 1 to Vol. 3 (Jin Kisaragi/Hakumen)
*[[Dog Days]] (Gaul Galette des Rois)
*[[Iris Zero]] (Toru Mizushima)
*[[Kaichou wa Maid-sama]] (Ikuto Sarashina)
*Ranobe Ouji☆Seiya (Kazuma)<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= Drama CD "ラノベ王子☆聖也"|url=http://www.hobirecords.com/seiya/|accessdate=2012-11-08}}</ref>
*[[Rockin' Heaven]] (Kido)
*[[Sengoku Paradise]] Kiwami Series – Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (Date Masamune)
*[[Tales of Hearts]] Series – Vol. 1 to Vol. 5 ( Shing Meteoryte)
*[[The Legend of Heroes]] (Lloyd Bannings)

====Otome/Original====
*[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]] (Shin)
** Amnesia: ～冥土の国のアムネシア～
** Amnesia: Amnesia of the Dead<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Otomate |title= Drama CD "Amnesia: 〜AMNESIA OF THE DEAD〜" Character – Shin (CV Kakihara Tetsuya)|url=http://www.team-e.co.jp/sp/amnesia_d/|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
*[[Bad Medicine -Infectious Teachers-]] (Kashu Remu)
*[[Jooubachi no Kanbinaru Kougou]] (Rin)
*[[Ketsuekigata Danshi/ Choose your favourite Blood Type boy!]] (Kurosaki Miyabi) as AB Type
*[[Koisuru Lesson Series "Ayumu Kunishiro no Happy Lesson"]] (Ayumu Kunishiro)
* "Love Root Zero" Series (Kuroe Kazuya)
**ラブルートゼロ: 失恋と嘘、迷子な僕ら。
**ラブルートゼロ Do you love me? ラブ√1/2
**ラブルートゼロサヨナラと言えない僕らは…
**ラブルートゼロ Do you wanna kiss me? ラブ√1/3<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= Drama CD "Love Root Zero" Series – Character – Kuroe Kazuya (CV Kakihara Tetsuya)|url= http://gw.tv/manga/pc/loveroot/goods/cd/|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
*[[Perabu! A Cappella Love?!]] (Chihiro Mitsunaga)
* "Renai Bancho 2" Sweet Sweet Birthday!!! (The Little Devil Banchou)<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=|title= Drama CD "Renai Banchou 2" Sweet Sweet Birthday!!!" Character – The Little Devil Banchou (CV Kakihara Tetsuya)|url=http://www.team-e.co.jp/products/kdsd-00531.html|accessdate=2012-04-17}}</ref>
*[[Samurai Drive]] (Takahara Ibuki)
*Shiratsuyu no Kai (Shima Takaomi)
*[[Vanquish Brothers]] (Shingen)
* "Wand of Fortune" Series (Lagi El Nagil)
** Wand of Fortune: ～狙われた予告状～ (The Targeted notice letter)
** Wand of Fortune: ～ちいさなまほうのものがたり～ (The story of a little magic)
** Wand of Fortune: ～ルルのいない朝～
** Wand of Fortune 2: "巡り会えた奇跡"
** Wand of Fortune 2: "歓迎！ミルス・クレア病院" (Welcome! Mills Clare Hospital)
** Wand of Fortune 2 FD: "７つの時空でパパといっしょ！"<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= Drama CD "Wand of Fortune" Series – Character – Lagi El Nagil (CV Tetsuya Kakihara)|url=http://www.otomate.jp/home/goods/title.php?title=wof|accessdate=2013-03-09}}</ref>
*[[Zoku Fushigi Kobo Shokogun Episode7]] as Himself/Narrator

====BL Drama CDs====
*[[Akanai Tobira]] (あかないとびら) (Masuoka)
*[[Dekiru Otoko no sodate kata]] (デキる男の育て方) Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (Kazuha)
*[[Finder Series]] (Akihito Takaba)
**One Wing in the Finder (ファインダーの隻翼)
**Target in the Finder (ファインダーの標的) from ''Be-Boygold'' magazine special Drama CD Animix Anime OVA
*[[Hidoku Shinaide]]'Treat Me Gently' (酷くしないで) (Nemugasa Takashi)
*Honey Boys Spiral (ハニーボーイズ　スパイラル) (Hiro Nakanishi)
*[[Honto Yajuu]] (ほんと野獣) Vol. 1, 2 and 3 (Aki Gotouda)
*[[Houkago wa Dokusen Yoku]] (放課後は独占欲) (Kouji Yaegashi)
*[[Iro Otoko]] (彩おとこ) (Ai Ishikawa)
*Iro Otoko ~Kyoudai Hen~ (彩おとこ~兄弟篇~) (Ai Ishikawa)
*[[Migawari Ouji no Junai]] (身代わり王子の純愛) (Hikaru)
*[[Omake no Ouji Sama]] (オマケの王子様) (Rio Takatsuka)
*[[Senzoku de Aishite]] (専属で愛して) (Yuuya Kanoe)
*[[Shitsuji Gēmu]] 'Butler game' (執事★ゲーム) (Rau)
*[[Uchi no Tantei Shirimasenka?]] (ウチの探偵知りませんか?) (Shigure)

===Radio===
Tetsuya Kakihara is active in the following online anime-related radio programs.

*[[Brave 10]] on the radio @ Hibiki Radio Japan<ref>{{cite web|url=http://hibiki-radio.jp/description/brave |title=Brave 10 on the radio @ HiBiKi |publisher=hibiki-radio.jp/ |date= |accessdate=2012-01-24}}</ref> starring (Sarutobi Sasuke)
*[[Fairy Tail]] Web Radio<ref>{{cite web|url=http://hibiki-radio.jp/description/fairytail |title= Fairy Tail – Web Radio @ HiBiKi |publisher=hibiki-radio.jp/ |date= |accessdate=2012-01-24}}</ref> starring (Natsu Dragneel)

===Dubbing===
====Live-action====
*''[[Admission (film)|Admission]]'' (Jeremiah Balakian ([[Nat Wolff]]))
*''[[And Then There Were None (miniseries)|And Then There Were None]]'' (Anthony Marston ([[Douglas Booth]]))
*''[[I'm in the Band]]'' (Tripp Campbell ([[Logan Miller]]))<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.news-gate.jp/2010/1227/29/|title=Disney's 'I'm in the Band' – Tetsuya Kakihara's interview |publisher=|date= 2010-12-27|accessdate=2012-05-11}}</ref>
*''[[Meet Bill]]'' (The Kid ([[Logan Lerman]]))
*''[[The Monuments Men]]'' (Pvt. Sam Epstein ([[Dimitri Leonidas]]))

====Animation====
*''[[Maya the Bee (2014 film)|Maya the Bee]]'' (Sting)
*''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003 TV series)]]'' ([[Leonardo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)|Leonardo]])
*''[[Thunderbirds Are Go (TV series)|Thunderbirds Are Go]]'' ([[Gordon Tracy]])
*''[[A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures]]'' (Ray)

==Discography (as a singer)==
Kakihara released his debut mini-album, ''Still on Journey'', on November 24, 2010, which is produced by Kiramune Project. His second mini-album, ''Continuous'' was released on February 15, 2012, third mini-album, ''Call Me'', was released on March 13, 2013, and fourth mini-album. "ダンディギ・ダン (Dandigi dan)", was released on July 30, 2014. His first single (on the Kiramune label) is called "String of pain", released on February 6, 2013. It is the ending theme song for anime ''[[Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East]]'' in which he also voices the main role of Shino Inuzuka.

He also attended the following live music performances:

* ''Kiramune Live Music Festival 2010 (aka. Kira Fes)'', in which a DVD was released on February 25, 2011.
:– Track list of Kakihara's Songs (in order of performance)*: 1. my life my time 2. Electric Monster 3. Endless Journey

* ''Kiramune Live Music Festival 2012'', held on March 17 & 18, 2012 in Japan. The DVD was released August 24, 2012.<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= DVD "Kiramune Live Music Festival 2012" |url=http://shop.bandaivisual.co.jp/mall/shop?EcLogicName=catalog.detail&item_no=BCBE-4388|accessdate=2012-04-18}}</ref>
:– Track list of Kakihara's Songs (in order of performance)*: 1.adrenaline 2.Good Luck 3.Chaos Breaker 4.Labyrinth 5.Bible of Heart 6.Hikari 7.thank you & smile 8.Continue

* ''Kiramune Live Music Festival 2013'', held on April 13 & 14, 2013 in Japan. The DVD release will be November 6, 2013.<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= DVD & Blu-ray "Kiramune Live Music Festival 2013"|url=http://kiramune.jp/news/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1371881327&archive=&start_from=&ucat=2,3,4,7,8,11,12&|accessdate=2012-07-20}}</ref>
* On September 2 and 9, 2012 – he starred as lead singer in ''Joint Live 'Versus''', a live music event held by Kiramune.<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Kiramune |title= Joint Live 'Versus' |url=http://kiramune.jp/event/versus/|accessdate=2012-09-02}}</ref> Track listing and event report: [http://kakiharainfo.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-212.html]
* On September 7 and 8, 2013 – he will held his first solo live concert, called ''Kiramune Presents Tetsuya Kakihara First Live Generations''.<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Kiramune |title= ＜柿原徹也／Kiramune Presents TETSUYA KAKIHARA First Live GENERATIONS＞|url=http://kiramune.jp/news/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1372647610&archive=&start_from=&ucat=2,8,9&|accessdate=2013-07-20}}</ref>

=== Singles ===
{|class=wikitable
|-
!Date released!!Title & track listing!!UPC/product code
|-
|2013/2/6||[[String of Pain]] 1. String of Pain 2. 運命の引力 3. String of Pain (off vocal) 4. 運命の引力 (off vocal) ||LACM-14052
|-
|2013/09/18||[[GENERATIONS]] 1. GENERATIONS 2. U R my Sunshine! 3. ラプソディー (Rhapsody) ''DVD version: includes PV of "Generations", and trailers '' ||LACM-34128 （Deluxe） LACM-14128 （Normal）
|-
|2015/4/15<ref>http://kiramune.jp/artist/kakihara/disco.html#MUSICCLIP</ref>||咲いちゃいな (Saichaina) 1. 咲いちゃいな (Saichaina) 2. world in bloom 3. Othello '''DVD version (Deluxe Edition)''' 1. 咲いちゃいな (Saichaina) (Music Clip) 2. TRAILER ||
LACM-34317 (Deluxe Edition) 
LACM-14317 (Regular Edition)

|}

=== Mini albums ===
{|class=wikitable
|-
!Date released!!Title & track listing!!UPC/product code
|-
|2010/11/24||still on Journey 1. my life my time 2. adrenaline 3. Electric Monster 4. Number One 5. thank you & smile 6. Endless Journey Normal Version: 6 tracks Deluxe Version: 6 tracks + DVD (My Life My Time (Music Clip), making of 'still on Journey', and trailer) DVD Length: 24 minutes ||LACA-35077 （Deluxe） LACA-15077 （Normal）
|-
|2012/02/15||Continuous 1. Chaos Breaker 2. Good Luck 3. Labyrinth 4. Bible of Heart 5. Hikari 6. Continue Normal Version: 6 tracks Deluxe Version: 6 tracks + DVD (Chaos Breaker (Music Clip), making of 'Chaos Breaker', and trailer) ||LACA-35182 （Deluxe） LACA-15182 （Normal）
|-
|2013/03/13||Call Me 1. Call My Name 2. Hands up 3. Eternal screaming 4. 運命の引力 5. ocean flying 6. Cheers!! Normal Version: 6 tracks Deluxe Version: 6 tracks + DVD (Call My Name (Music CLip), digest of "Versus" live – Kakihara edition, and trailer) ||LACA-35277 （Deluxe） LACA-15277 （Normal）
|-
|2014/7/30<ref>http://kiramune.jp/artist/kakihara/disco.html</ref>||ダンディギ・ダン (Dandigi dan) 1. ダンディギ　(Dandhigi) 2. カモンx3　(Come On x3) 3. Supernova　 4. inside wall　 5. 君の声に (Kimi no koe ni)　 6. GENERATIONS ''Normal Edition: 6 tracks (CD Only) Deluxe/Limited Edition: 6 tracks (CD + DVD) '' '''DVD Content:''' 1. ダンディギ (MUSIC CLIP) 2. digest of “TETSUYA KAKIHARA First Live 'GENERATIONS"” 3. TRAILER || LACA-35426 (Deluxe Edition) 
LACA-15426 (Regular Edition) 
|-
|}

==Anime character music CDs/song listing==
Listing of anime character songs that have been released on CD as singles or as a track on anime character album(s). Song names in double quotes.

*[[Amnesia (visual novel)|Amnesia]] (as Shin)
** Amnesia Character CD vol 1 "In Your Heart"
** Amnesia Crowd Character CD vol 1 "Innumerable kisses"
*[[Angel's Feather]] (as Kyohei Mitsugi) "Rock Star" – ''OVA Opening Theme/Duet song''
*[[Brave10]] Anime Opening CD (as Sarutobi Sasuke)
*[[Corpse Party]] Character CD: 男性編 "Whisper of the Nightmare '♂Scorpion♂'"(as Sakutarō Morishige)
*[[Dynasty Warriors]] series (as [[Zhu Ran]])
**"Dynasty Warriors 8 Character Song Album 5: Tales of Bravery" – "Red Passion"
*[[Exorcism of Maria]] Character Album: gran jubilee vol.3 天の揺り篭編 (as Klaus/Kurausu Eaharuto)
*[[Fairy Tail]] Series (as Natsu Dragneel)
** Character Album Eternal Fellows – ''Opening Theme Song for "Fairy Tail OVAs"''
** Character Song Collection: Natsu & Gray "Blaze Up"
** Character Album 2 "キズナだろー!!" – ''Opening Theme Song for "Fairy Tail PSP game: Zeref's Awaken"''
** Character Album 2 "いつも全開だ" <ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= CD "FAIRY TAIL (TV Anime) Character Song Album 2: Kizuna Daro!!"(Kakihara Tetsuya as Natsu)|url=http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=PCCG-1220|accessdate=2012-04-18}}</ref>
** Fairy Tail Soundtrack 4 "Blow Away" – ''Duet Song with Gray''
*[[Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East]] (as Shino)
** Character Song Album Vol.1 "Wing in the Darkness"
** Image Song CD Vol.1 "無敵のBuddy" – ''special CD is bundled with Anime 'Hakkenden' Blu-ray Vol. 1 First Press edition''
** Image Song CD Vol.6 "純潔" – ''special CD is bundled with Anime 'Hakkenden' Blu-ray Vol. 6 First Press edition''
*[[Hoshizora no Komikku Gāden]] Series (as Kasudisu Koichi)
** Theme Song CD "キラキラ〜Looking for my best Friends" – ''Opening Theme Song''
** Character CD Vol.1 POP Caramel "Starring in the Dream"
** Character CD Vol.1 POP Caramel "Puzzle"
*[[Houkago wa Gin no Shirabe]] Character CD: 〜琥珀の調べ〜和泉悠斗 (as Izumi Yuuto) "Silver Gray"
*[[Love Root Zero]] (as Kazuya Kuroe)
** Best Album 君に捧げるコイゴコロ / Character CD: Kazuya Kuroe "約束するよ"
** Best Album 君に捧げるコイゴコロ "Perfect World" – ''Opening Theme Song for "Love Root Zero kiss kiss Labyrinth (PS2)"''
* Makai Ouji: Devils and Realist – Anime OP/ED CD (as Camio) "Believe My Dice"、"a shadow’s love song"
*[[Minami-ke]] (as Fujioka)
** Character Song Album "桜色ラブレター"
** Minami-ke Tadaima Character Song Album "夏色恋風"
*[[Okane ga nai]] Opening & Ending CD (as Ishii Tetsuo) "愛しい人よ永遠に温もりを伝えて…" – ''Ending Theme/Duet song''
*[[Prince of Tennis]] Character CD (as Liliadent Krauser) "Dead or Alive"
*[[Princess Princess (manga)|Princess Princess]] Character Song: Sweet Suite vol.2 (as Yutaka Mikoto) Cutie Honey
* ROOT∞REXX (as Aki Hasumi/Akineko) – PlayStation Vita OP Song: Honey Bunny (Mini Album)<ref>{{cite web| url=http://kiramune.jp/artist/kakihara/disco.html#MUSICCLIP| title=PlayStation®Vita 専用ゲームソフト『 ROOT∞REXX』主題歌 & 挿入歌ミニアルバム|publisher=Kiramune (LACA-15474) |date=|accessdate=2015-02-04}}</ref>
** Honey Bunny (Track No.1)
** Dear My Girl (Track No.4)
** Dear My Girl ~Piano Version~ (Track No.8)
*[[Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas]] Character Album (as [[List of Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas characters#Pegasus Tenma|Pegasus Tenma]]) "Legend of Us"
*[[Saint Seiya Omega]] Song Collection (as [[List of Saint Seiya Omega characters#Dragon Ryūhō|Dragon Ryūhō]]) "明日へ吹く風"
*[[Sengoku Paradise]] Kiwami – Anime Opening CD (as Date Masamune) "リターン乱世独眼竜" – ''Opening Theme Song in Episodes 1,4,5,8,10 etc'' ※CD is also bundled with "Sengoku Paradise Kiwami" Vol.2 Anime DVD – as a 'Special CD-DVD Box Set <ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= "Sengoku Paradise Kiwami" Vol.2 Anime DVD 'Special Opening Theme Song CD-DVD Box Set' |url=http://sgpk.jp/info.php#info120501_1|accessdate=2012-05-12}}</ref>
*[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]] Character Album (as [[Simon (Gurren Lagann)|Simon]]) "Breakthrough the Dream" – ''Duet song''
*Tsukiuta. Character Song Album: August (as Haduki You) <ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= Tsukiuta. Character Song Album: August – Haduki You|url=http://tsukiuta.com/character08.html|accessdate=2013-08-23}}</ref>
**"Genau!" (song title & some lyrics are in German)
**"夏と君におもてなし（原題:夏の思い出）"
*Wand of Fortune Character Song Mini Album (as Lagi El Nagil)
**"Blazing Guy"
** "ウラハラ協奏曲（ラプソディ）"闇☆炎☆土 – ''Group Song''
*Zettai Meikyu Grimm Character Song Concept CD: Vol.1"野イチゴを摘むあかずきん" (as Akazukin)

==Anime conventions==
*[[Otakon]] 2012 – July 27–29, 2012 (as voice actor guest) at Baltimore Convention Center (Baltimore, Maryland, USA)<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= Otakon 2012 (Baltimore, Maryland, USA) – Voice Actor Guest: Tetsuya Kakihara |url=http://www.otakon.com/news_article.asp?id=692&utm_source=otakon.com&utm_medium=RSS|accessdate=2012-06-09}}</ref>

==DVD/live events as an idol artist==
* Ao no Exorcist – Blue Night Fes DVD
* "Hate Raji Mezase Hanazono ! Zenkoku hen" (はてラジめざせ花園!全国編) DVD
* "Tetsuya Kakihara & Toshiyuki Morikawa's [[Brave 10]] on the radio DVD" – Vol. 1–5 <ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Mobacon |title= Brave 10 on the radio DVD (Kakihara Tetsuya & Tomoyuki Morikawa)|url=http://mobacon.net/brave/index.html|accessdate=2012-04-18}}</ref>
* "Tetsuya Kakihara & Yuki Ono's Tottemo Tanoshin jai mashita! (柿原徹也と小野友樹が、とっても楽しんじゃいました!) DVD" <ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Mobacon |title= DVD: Tetsuya Kakihara to Tomoki Ono ga, Tottemo Tanoshin jai mashita! (柿原徹也と小野友樹が、とっても楽しんじゃいました!) |url=http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=OPSD-S1040l|accessdate=2012-11-08}}</ref>
* "Kiramune Music Festival 2010 Live" DVD
* "Kiramune Music Festival 2012 Live" DVD
* "Kiramune Music Festival 2013 Live" DVD
* "Kiramune Music Festival 2014 Live" DVD
* "Kiramune Music Festival 2015 Live" DVD
* "Love Root Zero – Koigokoro Saku Hana" (ラブルートゼロコイゴコロ咲く花) DVD
* "Otomate Party 2009" DVD
* "Otomate Party 2010" DVD
* "Otomate Party 2012" DVD
* "Otomate Party 2013" DVD
* "Otomate Party 2014" DVD
* "Otomate Party 2015" DVD
* "Sengoku Paradise Kiwami" Vol.1 DVD – special content – Daisuke Namikawa and Tetsuya Kakihara's Sekigahara Chin Dochu<ref>{{Cite web|publisher= |title= 'Sengoku Paradise Kiwami' DVD – special content – Daisuke Namikawa and Tetsuya Kakihara's Sekigahara Chin Douchuu|url=http://sgpk.jp/info.php#info120227|accessdate=2012-05-11}}</ref>
*[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]] Movie Zenyasai DVD
* "Tokimeki Recipe – Spain Ryori no Maki – Tetsuya Kakihara & Takuya Eguchi" DVD

==Magazines / idol visual books==
* ''Seiyu Paradise'' vol.9 – 2012 – About Kakihara's new album ''Continuous''
* ''Pick-up Voice'' vol. 51 March 2012 issue
* ''Seiyu Grand Prix'' March 2012 issue – About Behind-the-scenes with shooting of CD cover art of Kakihara's ''Continuous'' album
* ''Seiyu Animedia'' March 2012 issue
* ''Comic Gene'' March 2012 issue – ''[[Brave 10]] Anime Interview with Tetsuya Kakihara''
* ''TV Station'' March 14, 2012 issue – ''[[Ozuma]] Anime Interview with Tetsuya Kakihara''
* ''Kiramune Music Festival'' Official Pamphlet – Released: March, 2012<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Kiramune |title= ''Kiramune Music Festival'' Official Pamphlet: Tetsuya Kakihara |url=http://www.e-fanclub.com/kirafes2012/index_cart.asp|accessdate=2012-05-12}}</ref>
* ''Kiramune Special Book'' ''Kiramune's music label company 3rd year anniversary publication'' Tetsuya Kakihara – Released: April, 2012<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=Kiramune |title= ''Kiramune Special Book'' Tetsuya Kakihara |url=http://www.ongakusenkasha.co.jp/pick-up/kiramune/index.html|accessdate=2012-05-12}}</ref>

==References==
{{Reflist|30em}}

==External links==
;In English
* {{ann|people|28816}}

;In Japanese
*[http://kiramune.jp/artist/kakihara/ Kiramune profile – Tetsuya Kakihara ]
*[http://ameblo.jp/tetsuya-kakihara/ Tetsuya Kakihara's official blog (new one: Aug. 1, 2013~ ) – let go]
*[http://kakiharatetsuya.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/ Tetsuya Kakihara's official blog (previous one: Aug. 1 2008 ~ Aug. 1, 2013) – Next One]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20130502162006/http://www.81produce.co.jp/list.cgi?man+1112518134330 Tetsuya Kakihara] at [[81 Produce]] (archive page on May 2, 2013)
*[http://zynchro.jp/kakihara-tetsuya/ (Zynchro Profile Page)]
* [http://gph.sakura.ne.jp/va_memo/system/vadb.cgi?action=view_ind&value=00748&namecode=1 Tetsuya Kakihara] at GamePlaza-Haruka Voice Acting Database {{ja icon}}
* [http://www.usagi.org/doi-bin/seiyuu-lookup.pl?DB=anime&value=Tetsuya+Kakihara&N= Tetsuya Kakihara] at Hitoshi Doi's Seiyuu Database

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Hiroshi Iwasaki

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{{nihongo|'''Hiroshi Iwasaki'''|岩崎ひろし|Iwasaki Hiroshi|born May 29, 1953}} is a Japanese [[actor]] and [[seiyū|voice actor]] from [[Saitama Prefecture]] attached to the [[Seinenza Theater Company]]. Iwasaki is best known for dubbing over the voices of [[Rowan Atkinson]] and the ''[[Star Wars]]'' character [[C-3PO]].{{citation needed|date=April 2010}}

==Filmography==

===Live action===

====Television====
*''[[Rinrinto]]'' (1990)
*''[[Yūgenjikkō Sisters Shushutorian]]'' (1993), Shigaisen
*''[[Gin Ōkami Kaiki]]'' (1996), Itami
*''[[Chihōkisha: Yōsuke Tachibana]]'' (1998), #12
*''[[Kayō Suspense Gekijō]]'' "Onna Kansatsui Akiko Murō #23: Fushin Shitai" (1998)
*''[[Aoi Tokugawa Sandai]]'' (2000), [[Sakai Tadayo|Tadayo Sakai]]
*''[[Oba-san Deka: Sakura Otome no Jikenchō]]'' (2000), #8
*''[[Ai no Kotoba]]'' (2001)
*''[[Bengoshi Shishigari Bunsuke: Toki no Ken]]'' (2001)
*''[[Musashi Miyamoto (2001 television drama)|Musashi Miyamoto]]'' (2001), Tanzaemon Aoki
*''[[Sakura]]'' (2002), Shinkishi Yatomi
*''[[Musashi (TV series)|Musashi]]'' (2003), (Tōroku)
*''[[Kōmyō ga Tsuji]]'' (2006), [[Shimazu Yoshihiro|Yoshihiro Shimazu]]
*''[[Part-Time Saibankan]]'' (2007), #2
*''[[Hissatsu Shigotonin 2009]]'' (2009), #6, Ryūgen
*''[[NHK Special]]'' Shūsen Drama: "Kikotsu no Hanketsu" (2009), [[Hideki Tōjō]]
*''[[Shuriken Sentai Ninninger]]'' (2015), Advanced [[Christmas|Yokai]] [[Binbogami]] (Voice)

====Films====
*''[[Nijō Wotsukamu Otoko]]'' (????)
*''[[Obo Reru Sakana]]'' (????)
*''[[Tsuri Baka Nisshi 13: Hama-chan Kikiippatsu!]]'' (????) (Takojima)

===Stage===
*''[[Annie (musical)|Annie]]'' (1994), Rooster

===Anime===

====Television====
;1990s
* ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'' (1998), Julius
* ''[[Arc the Lad]]'' (1999), Galuano
* ''[[One Piece]]'' (1999), Doctor Hogback, Kumacy, Caroline
;2000s
* ''[[Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land]]'' (2001), Principal
* ''[[Naruto]]'' (2002) (Shukaku)
* ''[[Cinderella Boy]]'' (2003), Robelt
* ''[[Tank Knights Portriss]]'' (2003), Oneida
* ''[[Popolocrois (anime)|PoPoLoCrois]]'' (2003), Chin-san Junior, Sabo-sensei, Gaston
* ''[[Human Scramble]]'' (2003), Yamashita
* ''[[Midnight Horror School]]'' (2003), Fukurōjii-san
* ''[[Phoenix (manga)|Hi no Tori]]'' (2004), Hidan
* ''[[Gallery Fake]]'' (2005), Kichie
* ''[[Flag (anime)|Flag]]'' (2006), '''Christian Beroqui'''<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.flag20xx.net/sakuhin/staff.html | title = Flag Official Site: Staff/Cast | publisher = Team Flag/Aniplex' The Answerstudio | language = Japanese | accessdate = April 28, 2010}}</ref>
* ''[[Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z]]'' (2006), Ryūta Torabō, Fever Man (ep 29)
* ''[[Government Crime Investigation Agent Zaizen Jōtarō]]'' (2006), Kunihiro Hakamada
* ''[[Lupin III: Seven Days Rhapsody]]'' (2006 special), Auto rickshaw Driver
* ''[[GeGeGe no Kitaro]]'' (2007), Tsujikami (ep 74)
* ''[[Mononoke (TV series)|Mononoke]]'' (2007), '''Jutarō Fukuda'''
* ''[[RoboDz]]'' (2008), Elder<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/robodz/cast/index.html | title = ロボディーズ-RoboDz-風雲篇 -東映アニメーション- | publisher = Toei Animation | language = Japanese | accessdate = April 28, 2010}}</ref>
* ''[[Golgo 13]]'' (2008), Terry Barton
* ''[[Sora no Otoshimono]]'' (2009), Ojii-chan
;2010s
* ''[[Smile PreCure!]]'' (2012), Akaōni
* ''[[From the New World (novel)|From the New World]]'' (2013), Kaneko
* ''[[Rage of Bahamut]]'' (2014), Bacchus
* ''[[Laughing Under the Clouds|Donten ni Warau]]'' (2014), Chenran Shi

====Films====
* ''[[The Aurora]]'' (2000) - Takashi Suematsu
* ''[[Oblivion Island: Haruka and the Magic Mirror]]'' (2009) - Younger soldier brother
* ''[[Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker]]'' (2012) - Frenic
* ''[[The Boy and the Beast]]'' (2015)

====Original video animations====
* ''[[Tweeny Witches: The Adventures]]'' (2007), Jester (ep 5)

===Video games===
*''[[Crash Nitro Kart]]'' (????) ([[Geary (Crash Bandicoot)|Geary]])
*''[[Dark Chronicle]]'' (????) (Emperor Mardan)
*''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' (????) (Yo Mika)
*''[[Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy]]'' (????) (The Blue Sage)
*''[[Jak II]]'' (????) (Brutter)
*''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'' (????) (Grand Duke)
*''[[Lego Dimensions]]'' (????) (Benny)
*''[[Ore no Ryōri]]'' (????)
*''[[Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction]]'' (????) (Emperor Percival Tachyon)
*''[[Rhythm Thief & the Emperor's Treasure|Rhythm Kaito R: Kotei Napoleon no Isan]]'' (????) (Fondue)
*''[[Skylanders: Giants]]'' (????) (Jet-Vac)
*''[[Vampire Hunter D (video game)|Vampire Hunter D]]'' (????) (Benge)

===Radio dramas===
*''[[Accuracy of Death]]'' (????) (Producer)

===Dubbing===
====Live-action====
*'''[[Stanley Tucci]]'''
**''[[Sidewalks of New York (2001 film)|Sidewalks of New York]]'' (Griffin Ritso)
**''[[Shall We Dance? (2004 film)|Shall We Dance?]]'' (Link Peterson)
**''[[The Devil Wears Prada (film)|The Devil Wears Prada]]'' (2010 NTV edition) (Nigel)
**''[[The Lovely Bones (film)|The Lovely Bones]]'' (George Harvey)
**''[[Burlesque (2010 American film)|Burlesque]]'' (Sean)
**''[[The Hunger Games (film)|The Hunger Games]]'' (Caesar Flickerman)
**''[[The Hunger Games: Catching Fire]]'' (Caesar Flickerman)
**''[[The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1]]'' (Caesar Flickerman)
**''[[The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2]]'' (Caesar Flickerman)
*'''[[Rowan Atkinson]]'''
**''[[Never Say Never Again]]'' (2006 WOWOW edition) (Nigel Small-Fawcett)
**''[[Bean (film)|Bean]]'' (2002 NTV edition) (Mr. Bean)
**''[[Rat Race (film)|Rat Race]]'' (Enrico Pollini)<ref name="Seinenza">{{cite web | url = http://www.seinenza.com/profile/data/iwasaki_hiroshi.html | script-title=ja:劇団青年座 – 座員連名 | publisher = Seinenza Theater Company | language = Japanese | accessdate = April 28, 2010}}</ref>
**''[[Scooby-Doo (film)|Scooby-Doo]]'' (Emile Mondavarious)<ref name="Seinenza"/>
**''[[Johnny English]]'' (Blu-ray edition) (Johnny English)
**''[[Love Actually]]'' (Rufus)
**''[[Johnny English Reborn]]'' (Johnny English)
*'''[[Robin Williams]]'''
**''[[Insomnia (2002 film)|Insomnia]]'' (2005 TV Asahi edition) (Walter Finch)
**''[[Night at the Museum]]'' (Theodore Roosevelt)
**''[[License to Wed]]'' (Reverend Frank Dorman)
**''[[Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian]]'' ([[Theodore Roosevelt]], [[Albert Einstein]])
**''[[The Big Wedding]]'' (Father Moinighan)
**''[[A Merry Friggin' Christmas]]'' (Mitch Mitchlert)
**''[[Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb]]'' (Theodore Roosevelt)
*'''[[Paul Giamatti]]'''
**''[[The Negotiator]]'' (Rudy Timmons)
**''[[Planet of the Apes (2001 film)|Planet of the Apes]]'' (Limbo)
**''[[Cinderella Man]]'' (Joe Gould)
**''[[Duplicity (film)|Duplicity]]'' (Richard "Dick" Garsik)
**''[[The Last Station]]'' (Vladimir Chertkov)
**''[[Cosmopolis (film)|Cosmopolis]]'' (Benno Levin)
*'''[[Tony Shalhoub]]'''
**''[[A Civil Action (film)|A Civil Action]]'' (Kevin Conway)
**''[[Spy Kids]]'' (Alexander Minion)
**''[[Thirteen Ghosts]]'' (Arthur Kriticos)
**''[[Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams]]'' (Alexander Minion)
**''[[Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over]]'' (Alexander Minion)
**''[[1408 (film)|1408]]'' (Sam Farrell)
*''[[24: Live Another Day]]'' (President Wei ([[David Yip]]))
*''[[A.I. Artificial Intelligence]]'' (Lord Johnson-Johnson ([[Brendan Gleeson]]))
*''A.I. Artificial Intelligence'' (TBS edition) (Doctor Know)
*''[[Alias (TV series)|Alias]]'' ([[Marshall Flinkman]])
*''[[Alien (film)|Alien]]'' (Director's Cut DVD) (Ash)
*''[[Arabian Nights (TV miniseries)|Arabian Nights]]'' (Genie of the Lamp, Genie of the Ring)
*''[[Armageddon (1998 film)|Armageddon]]'' (NTV edition) (Dan Truman ([[Billy Bob Thornton]]))
*''[[August: Osage County (film)|August: Osage County]]'' (Charles Aiken ([[Chris Cooper]]))
*''[[Austin Powers in Goldmember]]'' ([[Mini-Me]], [[Danny DeVito]], [[Ozzy Osbourne]], Mini-Austin)
*''[[Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me]]'' (Mini-Me)
*''[[The Aviator (2004 film)|The Aviator]]'' ([[Noah Dietrich]])
*''[[Batman Begins]]'' (Fuji TV edition) ([[Alfred Pennyworth]])
*''[[Black Hawk Down (film)|Black Hawk Down]]'' (Danny McKnight ([[Tom Sizemore]]))
*''[[Cats & Dogs]]'' (Calico)
*''[[The Country Bears]]'' (Tennessee O'Neal)
*''[[Damo (TV series)|Damo]]'' (Baek Jo-wan)
*''[[Desperate Housewives]]'' (Vern)
*''[[End of Days (film)|End of Days]]'' (TV edition) (Bobby Chicago)
*''[[Eyes Wide Shut]]'' (Additional voice)
*''[[From the Earth to the Moon (TV miniseries)|From the Earth to the Moon]]'' ([[Edward Higgins White]], [[Donn F. Eisele]], [[Buzz Aldrin]], Sam Langfitt, [[Fred Haise]])
*''[[Garfield (film)|Garfield]]'' (Happy Chapman)
*''[[Ghostbusters]]'' (Hotel manager)
*''[[The Great Escape (film)|The Great Escape]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) (Flying Officer Archibald 'Archie' Ives)
*''[[Hansel and Gretel (2002 film)|Hansel and Gretel]]'' (The Troll)
*''[[Hellboy II: The Golden Army]]'' (Tom Manning ([[Jeffrey Tambor]]))
*''[[The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (film)|The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy]]'' (Additional voice)
*''[[Holes (2003 film)|Holes]]'' (Dr. Pendanski, ([[Tim Blake Nelson]]))
*''[[Hotel Babylon]]'' (Mister Machin)
*''[[I Am Sam]]'' (TBS edition) (Robert)
*''[[I Spy (film)|I Spy]]'' (T.J.)
*''[[Island of Lost Souls (2007 film)|Island of Lost Souls]]'' (Necromancer)
*''[[Infernal Affairs]]'' (Hon Sam)
*''[[Kung Fu Hustle]]'' (Western-style clothes shopkeeper)
*''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King]]'' (Déagol)
*''[[The Matrix]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Tank)
*''[[The Medallion]]'' (Arthur Watson)
*''[[Meet the Spartans]]'' (Xerxes ([[Ken Davitian]]))
*''[[Men in Black II]]'' (Scrad and Charlie ([[Johnny Knoxville]]))
*''[[Mercury Rising]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Peter Burrell)
*''[[The Mummy (1999 film)|The Mummy]]'' (2002 NTV edition) (Beni Gabor ([[Kevin J. O'Connor (actor)|Kevin J. O'Connor]]))
*''[[Nash Bridges]]'' (Tony 'Tony B' Bucelli)
*''[[Ocean's Twelve]]'' ([[Bruce Willis]])
*''[[The Other Guys]]'' (Detective Allen "Gator" Gamble ([[Will Ferrell]]))
*''[[The Pacifier]]'' (Vice Principal Dwayne Murney)
*''[[Payback (1999 film)|Payback]]'' (2001 NTV edition) (Arthur Stegman ([[David Paymer]]))
*''[[Red Dwarf]]''(Kryten since season 10( [[Robert Llewellyn]]))
*''[[Seinfeld]]'' (George Costanza)
*''[[Sex and the City]]'' (Stanford Blatch ([[Willie Garson]]))
*''[[Shaolin Soccer]]'' (Iron Head)
*''[[Six Feet Under (TV series)|Six Feet Under]]'' (Nathaniel Samuel Fisher, Sr.)
*''[[So Little Time]]'' (Manuelo)
*''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' ([[Reginald Barclay]] ([[Dwight Schultz]]))
*''[[Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace]]'' (C-3PO)<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones]]'' (C-3PO)<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith]]'' (C-3PO)<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' (2002 NTV edition) (C-3PO)<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Star Wars: The Force Awakens]]'' (C-3PO)
*''[[Ted 2]]'' (Tom Jessup ([[John Carroll Lynch]]))
*''[[The Terminator]]'' (2003 TV Tokyo edition) (Doctor Peter Silberman ([[Earl Boen]]))
*''[[Thir13en Ghosts]]'' (Arthur)
*''[[Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' (Dodge)
*''[[Transformers (film)|Transformers]]'' (Bobby Bolivia)
*''[[Van Helsing (film)|Van Helsing]]'' (Igor ([[Kevin J. O'Connor (actor)|Kevin J. O'Connor]]))
*''[[Whitechapel (TV series)|Whitechapel]]'' (Edward Buchan ([[Steve Pemberton]]))

====Animation====
*''[[Atomic Betty]]'' (Maximus I.Q.)
*''[[Adventure Time]]'' (Earl of Lemongrab)
*''[[The Boondocks (TV series)|The Boondocks]]'' (Uncle Ruckus)
*''[[Cats Don't Dance]]'' (Flanigan)
*''[[Cars (film)|Cars]]'' (Strip "The King" Weathers)
*''[[Chowder (TV series)|Chowder]]'' (Mung Daal)
*''[[Droopy]]'' (DVD edition) (Wolf)
*''[[The Fairly OddParents]]'' (Denzel Q. Crocker)
*''[[Garfield and Friends]]'' (Cartoon Network edition 6-7) (Binky the Clown)
*''[[Generator Rex]]'' (Agent Six)
*''[[Hoodwinked!]]'' (Kirk the Woodsman)
*''[[Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs]]'' (Buck the Weasel)
*''[[Kim Possible]]'' (Duff Killigan)
*''[[The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea]]'' (Chef Louie)
*''[[Madeline]]'' (Pepito's Father)
*''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'' (Steven Magnet the Sea Serpent ("Friendship is Magic"))
*''[[Shirt Tales]]'' (Bogey Orangutan)
*''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' (Theater edition) ([[Krusty the Clown]])
*''[[The Lego Movie]]'' (Benny, and Green Lantern)
*''[[Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003 TV series)|Star Wars: Clone Wars]]'', C-3PO<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (film)|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'', C-3PO<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 TV series)|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'', C-3PO<ref name="Seinenza"/>
*''[[Turbo (film)|Turbo]]'' (Chet)

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://www.seinenza.com/profile/data/iwasaki_hiroshi.html Seinenza]
* {{ann|people|2137}}

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List of Ultraman X characters

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This is a '''character list''' of the 2015 [[Ultra Series]] '''''[[Ultraman X]]'''''.

==Xio==
Xio (stands for '''X'''eno '''I'''nvasion '''O'''utcutters) is a team under the Earth defense organization UNVER and is based at the {{nihongo4|Operation Base X|オペレーションベースX|Operēshon Bēsu Ekkusu}}. According to the documentary episode, counting the maintenance staffs as well, the total of workers in Operation Base X are 2700 people.<ref name="cast">{{cite web|url=http://m-78.jp/x/cast/|title=Casts of Ultraman X|accessdate=25 August 2015}}</ref>

===Main members===

====Daichi Ozora====
{{nihongo4|Daichi Ozora|大空大地|Ōzora Daichi}} is a 20-year-old youth from the Research and Development section lab team from Xio but also goes on undercover mission whenever needed.

Fifteen years prior, he lost his parents during the Ultra Flare incident, thus leaving him with the Gomora Spark Doll and his mother's space communicator as their keepsakes. He merges with a mysterious light from the sky, whom turns out to be Ultraman X, and transforms into him using the {{nihongo4|X Devizer|エクスデバイザー|Ekusu Debaizā}}. While knowing that fighting monsters is one of Xio's priority, but he also wishes if there is a way to make peace with the monsters instead of annihilating them. Upon learning of X's past, he decided to assist the Ultra in regaining his physical body. He is a cheerful person but can also be serious at times and for once, pushing himself too hard to materialize Cyber Gomora which nearly costs his health condition. It wasn't until he manages to befriend the Cyber Monster that brings the materialization process to fruition.

Daichi Ozora is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Kensuke Takahashi|高橋健介|Takahashi Kensuke}}. As a child, Daichi is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Leo Ichinose|一瀬礼旺|Ichinose Reo}}.

====Asuna Yamase====
{{nihongo4|Asuna Yamase|山瀬アスナ|Yamase Asuna}} is a 19-year-old female Xio officer that skilled in ground combat and practices martial arts. She is partnered with Daichi during undercover missions. She has a tomboyish and hot-headed outlook but deep inside, she actually wants to be more feminine, as she had once made her childhood crush cried after beating him in a [[Kendo]] match. She becomes the stand in partner for Cyber Gomora whenever Daichi finds himself occupied. Her reason to join Xio is due to her pride as a woman, believing that the Earth's safety is not only to be carried by men alone.

Asuna Yamase is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Akane Sakanoue|坂ノ上茜|Sakanoue Akane}}.

====Wataru Kazama====
{{nihongo4|Wataru Kazama|風間ワタル|Kazama Wataru}} is the team's 24-year-old top sniper and expert in operating investigation vehicles. He is a clumsy man but deep inside his heart, he has a huge sense of justice. He is also a skilled pilot in space, beating Hayato, his rival, whose commonly good in aerial combat. In high school, Wataru was known to be a pro-rugby player and becomes a representative of Japan's national rugby team. He has been working in Xio for six years and has a little brother named Isamu that follows his footstep as a rugby player. In his free time, Wataru likes watching movies, especially [[romance film]]s.

Wataru Kazama is portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Yoshihiko Hosoda]]|細田よしひこ|Hosoda Yoshihiko}}.

====Hayato Kishima====
{{nihongo4|Hayato Kishima|貴島ハヤト|Kishima Hayato}} is the 24-year-old greatest pilot in the team, he harbours Wataru as his rival, yet they are paired by Captain Kamiki in undercover missions. Hayato often relies on logics and calculations, sometimes clashing with Wataru due to his hotheaded attitude.

Hayato Kishima is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Ukyou Matsumoto|松本享恭|Matsumoto Ukyō}}.

====Takeru Yamagishi====
{{nihongo4|Takeru Yamagishi|山岸タケル|Yamagishi Takeru}} is Xio's male operator and a dutiful person, never misses the daily voice training.

Takeru Yamagishi is portrayed by Voyager lead member TAKERU.

====Chiaki Matsudo====
{{nihongo4|Chiaki Matsudo|松戸チアキ|Matsudo Chiaki}} is Xio's female operator, she is greatly fond of music.

Chiaki Matsudo is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Chiaki Seshimo|瀬下千晶|Seshimo Chiaki}}.

====Sayuri Tachibana====
{{nihongo4|Sayuri Tachibana|橘さゆり|Tachibana Sayuri}} is the female deputy captain of Xio, an expert of [[search and rescue]] missions and a tactical leader. She is also observant of Xio members and acts as a parental figure despite her stoic demeanour. She has two daughters, whose immigrated to Canada with Tachibana's husband, all of them evidently resemble her, as well as having their given names written in [[hiragana]]. In episode 20, she temporary been the sixth Dunamist and could transform into [[Ultraman Nexus]].

Sayuri Tachibana is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Sarara Tsukifune|月船さらら|Tsukifune Sarara}}.

====Shotaro Kamiki====
{{nihongo4|Shotaro Kamiki|神木正太郎|Kamiki Shōtarō}} is the 48-year-old Xio captain and also believes that humanity should peacefully coexist with monsters, a trait he shares with Daichi. He lost his wife 11 years ago and has a daughter named Hiromi, whom he was forced to left behind due to his priority as an UNVER personnel back then. He blames himself for not having time to be with his daughter and felt depresses over it until Xio members reassures him.

Shotaro Kamiki is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Yuu Kamio|神尾佑|Kamio Yū}}.

===Lab Team===
The {{nihongo4|Lab Team|ラボチーム|Rabo Chīmu}} is a division whose purpose is to investigate phenomenons and creating Xio arsenals. Daichi is also a part of this team, though his uniform also indicates him as an officer in the battlefield.

====Mamoru Mikazuki====
{{nihongo4|Mamoru Mikazuki|三日月マモル|Mikazuki Mamoru}} is a 20-year-old genius scientist. He usually partners with Rui during researches.

Mamoru Mikazuki is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Hayato Harada|原田隼人|Harada Hayato}}.

====Rui Takada====
{{nihongo4|Rui Takada|高田ルイ|Takada Rui}} is a 18-year-old cheerful female genius scientist. She likes Eleking and Ultraman Zero which sometimes lead to an argument with Daichi over their favourite monsters.

Rui Takada is portrayed by {{nihongo4|Haruka Momokawa|百川晴香|Momokawa Haruka}}.

====Dr. Guruman====
{{nihongo4|Gluttonous Alien Alien Fanton "Dr. Guruman"|健啖宇宙人ファントン星人グルマン博士|Kentan Uchūjin Fanton Seijin Guruman-hakase}} is the creator of Xio's arsenal and combat vehicles. In addition, he has a large appetite and eats 13 meals a day. Guruman seems to aware of Daichi's relation to Ultraman X but so far had no intention to further indulge into it.<ref name="hero and monsters">{{cite web|url=http://m-78.jp/x/character/|title=Hero & Monsters of Ultraman X|accessdate=25 August 2015}}</ref>

Dr. Guruman is voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Yasunori Matsumoto]]|松本保典|Matsumoto Yasunori}} and is a tribute to Alien Fanton from episode 7 of ''[[Ultraman Mebius]]''.

==UNVER==
UNVER (stands for '''U'''ltimate '''N'''oxious event '''V'''ersus '''E'''arth '''R'''anger) is an organization founded after the Ultra Flare incident. The organization aims to locate, retrieve and secure unstable Spark Dolls for studying. Soon Xio was founded under its branch and allies with multiple friendly aliens as means of support.

===Daisuke Minamikawa===

{{nihongo4|Daisuke Minamikawa|南川大輔|Minamikawa Daisuke|6,7}} is the chief of UNVER Japanese Branch, he first appeared when seeing Alien Gold tE-rU accidentally destroyed the city with Rudian. During Gargorgon's arrival, he held no mercy for the fugitive and wanted him to be surrendered to the destroyer but stopped by Captain Kamiki. Eventually, after witnessing tE-rU's contribution when he participated in their plan to attack Gargorgon, Daisuke regains faith in Xio members and commended Kamiki for having a good team to manage. According to writer Hirotoshi Kobayashi, Daisuke is an old colleague of Kamiki and was the one whom offered him the Captain position in Xio.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/hero_to_sea/status/639765469780574208|title=Hirotoshi Kobayashi's Twitter|accessdate=29 September 2015}}</ref>

Daisuke Minamikawa was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Kouichi Miura|三浦浩一|Miura Kōichi}}.

==Ultras==

===Ultraman X===
{{nihongo4|Ultraman X|ウルトラマンエックス|Urutoraman Ekkusu}} is an Ultra from space whom merges with Daichi as his host to combat against monster threats. While not in transformed state, he resides in the X Deviser, communicating with Daichi over time. Fifteen years prior to the series, he was chasing an unknown villain that tried to destroy the solar system and defeated him by throwing to the sun but in the end accidentally triggered the Ultra Flare incident, thus his body trapped in a form of computer data. He sensed a great frequency in Daichi, being the main reason X bonded with him. His finisher attack is {{nihongo4|Xanadium Ray|ザナディウム光線|Zanadiumu Kōsen}}, which capable of regressing his opponents to Spark Dolls instead of killing them.<ref name="hero and monsters" />

Thanks to the upgrades installed by Dr. Guruman, Daichi can initiate {{nihongo4|MonsArmor|モンスアーマー|Monsuāmā}} to combine X with Cyber Monsters.
*{{nihongo4|Gomora Armor|ゴモラアーマー|Gomora Āmā}}: The combination result of X and Cyber Gomora, X gains a pair of huge claws as his arsenal, which allows him to create digital shields for protection. His finisher attack is {{nihongo4|Gomora Oscillatory Wave|ゴモラ振動波|Gomora Shindō-ha}}.
*{{nihongo4|Eleking Armor|エレキングアーマー|Erekingu Āmā}}: The combination result of X and Cyber Eleking, X gains a cannon as his arsenal, which allows him to manipulate electricity. His finisher attack is {{nihongo4|Eleking Shock Wave|エレキング電撃波|Erekingu Dengeki-ha}}.
*{{nihongo4|Ultimate Zero Armor|ウルティメイトゼロアーマー|Urutimeito Zero Āmā}}: The combination result of X and a copy of Ultraman Zero's {{nihongo4|Ultimate Aegis|ウルティメイトイージス|Urutimeito Ījisu}}, X gains the Ultimate Aegis and {{nihongo4|Ultimate Zero Sword|ウルティメイトゼロソード|Urutimeito Zero Sōdo}} as his arsenal, which allows him to travel in-between dimensions. This armor is categorized as {{nihongo4|Cyber Armor|サイバーアーマー|Saibā Āmā}}, due to being a regular armament than a fusion of Cyber Monsters and X.
*{{nihongo4|Bemstar Armor|ベムスターアーマー|Bemusutā Āmā}}: The combination result of X and Cyber Bemstar, X gains an {{nihongo4|Arm Shield|アームシールド|Āmu Shīrudo}} that resembles Bemstar's stomach gorge. The shield can be used as a claw appendage and initiates a finisher attack, {{nihongo4|Bemstar Spout|ベムスタースパウト|Bemusutā Supauto}}, where X redirects in incoming attack from the opponent back to them.
*{{nihongo4|Zetton Armor|ゼットンアーマー|Zetton Āmā}}: The combination result of X and Cyber Zetton, X gained a pair of huge arm guards/cannons on his hands. It was meant for X to use against the real Zetton but Quila activated a hidden [[malware]] that enslaved X as part of the plan to enact his revenge on Ultraman Max until Daichi purified the card with Cyber Eleking. Its main finishers are {{nihongo4|Zetton Tornado|ゼットントルネード|Zetton Torunēdo}} and {{nihongo4|Zetton Flaming Bullet|ゼットン火炎弾|Zetton Kaen-dan}}.

After Ultraman X lost himself in the cyberspace following his defeat by Tsurugi Demaaga, Daichi ventured in and finds a rainbow which grants him the {{nihongo4|Xlugger|エクスラッガー|Ekkusuraggā}}, allowing X to become {{nihongo4|Ultraman Exceed X|ウルトラマンエクシードX|Urutoraman Ekushīdo Ekkusu}}. The Xlugger is stored on his forehead and can be removed when in need.

Ultraman X is voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Yuichi Nakamura (voice actor)|Yuichi Nakamura]]|中村悠一|Nakamura Yuichi}}.

===Past Heisei Ultras and Ultra Hosts===
The following characters below are Heisei Ultras from the past series:<ref name="hero and monsters" />
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Zero|ウルトラマンゼロ|Urutoraman Zero|5}}: A member of the Space Garrisons and the son of [[Ultra Seven]]. Zero was tracking Bandero in various dimensions and arrived on Earth when he tried to steal the Spark Dolls. With Rui accidentally taken to Planet Gilmo, Zero went on a rescue operation and joined by X, the two managed to defeat both Bandero and Black King. He was mentioned in episode 13 of ''Ultraman X'', as he told Show of his encounter with said Ultramen. He has three alternate forms: {{nihongo4|Ultimate Zero|ウルティメイトゼロ|Urutimeito Zero}}, an armament that allows him to travel in-between dimensions, {{nihongo4|Strong Corona Zero|ストロングコロナゼロ|Sutorongu Korona Zero}}, a form that focuses on brute strength, and {{nihongo4|Luna Miracle Zero|ルナミラクルゼロ|Runa Mirakuru Zero}}, a form that focuses on speed and mental abilities. His finisher attacks are {{nihongo4|Wide Zero Shot|ワイドゼロショット|Waido Zero Shotto}} and {{nihongo4|Zero Twin Shoot|ゼロツインシュート|Zero Tsuin Shūto}}. Ultraman Zero was voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Mamoru Miyano]]|宮野真守|Miyano Mamoru}} and debuted at ''[[Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legend The Movie]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Kaito Touma/Ultraman Max|トウマ・カイト/ウルトラマンマックス|Tōma Kaito/Urutoraman Makkusu|8}}:<ref name="cast" /> Long ago, an Ultra Warrior that was fighting on an alternate Earth, he approached this continuity in the form of his former human host, having aware of Alien Sran Quila trying to sabotage Ultraman X. Exposing Quila's true plan and form in front of Xio, he discovered it too late as X had fallen under Quila's control and transformed to fight Zetton. After Daichi managed to remove the corrupted programming from Cyber Zetton, X was freed, allowing him to assist Max in fighting Zetton and Quila. With his mission ended, he lend them a portion of his power in a form of a Cyber Card before flying away. Max is capable of moving at fast speed and his weapons are {{nihongo4|Maxium Sword|マクシウムソード|Makushiumu Sōdo}}, a boomerang from his head and the {{nihongo4|Max Galaxy|マックスギャラクシー|Makkusu Gyarakushī}} bracer. His finisher attacks are {{nihongo4|Maxium Cannon|マクシウムカノン|Makushiumu Kanon}} or {{nihongo4|Galaxy Cannon|ギャラクシーカノン|Gyarakushī Kanon}} with the Max Galaxy. Kaito Touma was portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Sota Aoyama]]|青山草太|Aoyama Sōta}}, reprising his role from the ''[[Ultraman Max]]'' series.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Ginga Victory|ウルトラマンギンガビクトリー|Urutoraman Ginga Bikutorī|14}}: The combined form of Ultraman Ginga and Victory which was made when Hikaru and Show performed the {{nihongo4|Ultra Touch|ウルトラタッチ|Urutora Tatchi}}, and scans the {{nihongo4|Ultra Fusion Brace|ウルトラフュージョンブレス|Urutora Fyūjon Buresu}} to the Victory Lancer. Using the Ultra Fusion Brace, Ginga Victory can accessed the power of past Heisei Ultraman and by doing so, their apparition appears whenever any finisher is made. It was accessed again to stop Mold Spectre Master plan along with Ultraman Exceed X.
**{{nihongo4|Show/Ultraman Victory|ショウ/ウルトラマンビクトリー|Shō/Urutorman Bikutorī|13, 14}}: A Victorian from another world, Show takes the mantle of Ultraman Victory from the queen of the Victorian civilization after being declared as the chosen one and joining the ranks of UPG to fight alongside Hikaru Raidō/Ultraman Ginga. Following [[Ultra Fight Victory|his last fight with Juda Spectre]], he pursued the Guar Army which lead by the former's siblings but while fighting Mold Spectre, he was kidnapped into X's world alongside Arisa until they took refuge in Xio. Seeing Daichi/X's battle against Mold Spectre and learn of him from Ultraman Zero, he gave the boy a swordsmanship training and finally joins him in fighting the Guar Army. As Ultraman Victory, Show can perform UlTrance which allows him to partially manifest a Spark Doll's powers. With the use of Knight Timbre, he can assume {{nihongo4|Ultraman Victory Knight|ウルトラマンビクトリーナイト|Urutoraman Bikutorī Naito}}. He was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Kiyotaka Uji|宇治清高|Uji Kiyotaka}}, reprising his role since ''[[Ultraman Ginga S]]''.
**{{nihongo4|Hikaru Raidō/Ultraman Ginga|礼堂ヒカル/ウルトラマンギンガ|Raidō Hikaru/Urutoraman Ginga|13, 14}}: The main character of ''[[Ultraman Ginga]]'', Hikaru is also a UPG member and fighting as Ultraman Ginga alongside Show. During Mold's attack, he tried to join the battle but was too late as his partner and Arisa was dragged in to another world. Fortunately, he managed to find another portal made by Mold Spectre and eliminated the Guar Army's armada before using it to get to X's world and assist his partner and Ultraman X. Hikaru Raidō was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Takuya Negishi|根岸拓哉|Negishi Takuya}}, reprising his role since ''Ultraman Ginga''.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Cosmos|ウルトラマンコスモス|Urutoraman Kosumosu|14}}: Mentioned by Hikaru as one of the peaceful Ultraman to Daichi.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Gaia|ウルトラマンガイア|Urutoraman Gaia|14}}: His apparition appeared when Ultraman Ginga Victory used his signature attack, {{nihongo|Photon Edge|フォトンエッジ|Foton Ejji}} against Guar Spectre.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Dyna|ウルトラマンダイナ|Urutoraman Daina|14}}: His apparition appeared when Ultraman Ginga Victory used his signature attack, {{nihongo|Solgent Ray|ソルジェント光線|Sorujento Kōsen}} against Guar Spectre.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Tiga|ウルトラマンティガ|Urutoraman Tiga|14}}: His apparition appeared when Ultraman Ginga Victory used his signature attack, {{nihongo|Zepellion Ray|ゼペリオン光線|Zeperion Kōsen}} against Guar Spectre.

===Past Showa Ultras and Ultra Hosts===
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Ace|ウルトラマンエース|Urutoraman Eisu|13}}: The adopted brother of [[Ultraman Taro]]. Only mentioned in the series, according to Show/Ultraman Victory, he helped Victory to defeat Juda Spectre.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Leo|ウルトラマンレオ|Urutoraman Reo|13}}: A royal prince of L-77 and an older brother to Astra. Also mentioned in the series, according to Show/Ultraman Victory, he helped Victory to defeat Juda Spectre.
*{{nihongo4|Astra|アストラ|Asutora|13}}: A prince of L-77 and a younger brother to Leo. Also mentioned in the series, according to Show/Ultraman Victory, he helped Victory to defeat Juda Spectre. First appeared in 22 of ''Ultraman Leo''.
*{{nihongo4|Ultra Seven|ウルトラセブン|Urutora Sebun|14}}: The father of Ultraman Zero, he was mentioned by Hikaru to explain Daichi of good monsters, as Seven has used three monsters to aid him whenever he is occupied in battle.

==Cyber Cards and Cyber Monsters==
The {{nihongo4|Cyber Monsters|サイバー怪獣|Saibā Kaijū}} (also in different letter {{nihongo4||電脳怪獣|Dennō Kaijū}}) are artificial monsters stored within the {{nihongo4|Cyber Cards|サイバーカード|Saibā Kādo}} that created by Xio out of using Spark Dolls as its main basis. Originally, they were supposed to aid Xio in battling against monster threats but the development is still in progress as the lab team still find a way to fully materialize them. Soon, these cards are utilized by Daichi to initiate MonsArmor, where the Cyber Monster combines with Ultraman X. While most cards usually house Cyber Monsters, but Type U categories instead house copies of Ultramen powers.

It was soon revealed that instead of only being copies to Spark Dolls, Cyber Monsters shares the same consciousness to their Spark Doll templates and materialization process not only requires brainwave synchronization, but also their approval to join their partner. This eventually allows Daichi to finally materializes Cyber Gomora to life. To materialize them, the Cyber Monster's Cyber Cards morph into Spark Dolls and the user {{nihongo4|"Realize"|リアライズ|Riaraizu}} it. However, mental linking with a Cyber Monster can be fatal if used for a long time.

===Cyber Monsters===
*{{nihongo4|Cyber Gomora|サイバーゴモラ|Saibā Gomora|1, 11, 12, 14, 15}}: Classified as Type G, Cyber Gomora was created from the data of Daichi's Gomora Spark Doll. It was supposedly brought to life at first but the process failed when electron particles used to create it only reached 67%. It was later modified by Guruman in order to fit its MonsArmor function to X. After 27 failed attempts, while Ultraman X battles King Joe, Daichi dwells into Gomora's brain, learning that his failure to materialize was due to his refusal to cooperate, worrying Daichi's safety but after being reassured, Gomora successfully materializes. Its finisher attack is {{nihongo4|Cyber Super Oscillatory Wave|サイバー超振動波|Saibā Chō Shindō-ha}} where it delivers a large shockwave impulse. Alternatively, Cyber Gomora can be paired with Asuna or other Xio members like Captain Kamiki should Daichi finds himself occupied.
*{{nihongo4|Cyber Eleking|サイバーエレキング|Saibā Erekingu}}: Classified as Type G, Cyber Eleking was created from the data of Eleking Spark Doll. It was modified by Rui in order to fit its MonsArmor function to X, hence the Eleking head on Eleking Armor's left shoulder pad was to make it "cuter".
*{{nihongo4|Cyber Telesdon|サイバーテレスドン|Saibā Teresudon}}: Classified as Type G, Cyber Telesdon was created from the data of Telesdon Spark Doll. It was first created and used in episode 4 in an operation to rescue Ultraman X from Bemstar, using Telesdon's lava to crack the bird monster's stomach.
*{{nihongo4|Cyber Bemstar|サイバーベムスター|Saibā Bemusutā}}: Classified as Type B, Cyber Bemstar was created from the data of Bemstar Spark Doll. It was modified for Ultraman X to utilize Bemstar Armor.
*{{nihongo4|Cyber Zetton|サイバーゼットン|Saibā Zetton}}: Classified as Type G, Cyber Zetton was created from the data of Zetton Spark Doll. It was meant for X to use against the real Zetton but Quila activated a hidden malware that enslaved X as part of the plan to enact his revenge on Ultraman Max until Daichi purified the card with Cyber Eleking.
*{{nihongo4|Cyber King Joe|サイバーキングジョー|Saibā Kingu Jō}}: Classified as Type M, Cyber King Joe was created from the data of King Joe Spark Doll. It's power, {{nihongo4|King Joe Destroy Cannon|キングジョーデストロイ砲|Kingu Jō Desutoroi Hō}} was first used in episode 19 by Wataru to stop Daichi's Gomora from advancing towards an urban area.

===Type U===
*{{nihongo4|Ultimate Zero|ウルティメイトゼロ|Urutimeito Zero}}: Created by Xio based on Ultimate Zero, its usage is to arm X with a copy of Ultimate Aegis, allowing the transportation in-between universe.
*{{nihongo4|Ultraman Max|ウルトラマンマックス|Urutoraman Makkusu}}: Created by Ultraman Max, it was given to X and Daichi to support them in their future battles. This card allows X to borrow Ultraman Max's Max Galaxy and initiates Galaxy Cannon.

==Antagonists==

===Mysterious Luminescent Life Form===
The {{nihongo4|mysterious luminescent life form|謎の発光生命体|Nazo no Hakkō Seimei-tai|1,4}} is an unknown figure whom, according to Ultraman X is a powerful evil that wanted to destroy the solar system. It traveled toward the Milky Way system and fought X but loses its life when X threw it into the sun, unintentionally bringing forth the Ultra Flare.

===Gargorgon===
{{nihongo4|Petrification Demon Beast [[Gargoyle|Gar]][[gorgon]]|石化魔獣ガーゴルゴン|Sekika Majū Gāgorugon|6,7}}: An intelligent space life form, Gargorgon was once responsible for petrifying an ancient human civilization and [[Atlantis|sank it under the sea]]. She attacked Planet Gold in search of its energies and returned to Earth after tracking it but met resistance in the form of Ultraman X, Rudian and Earth Defense Force, UNVER and Xio. She petrifies Ultraman X and demands the Earth to give tE-rU to her in 44 minutes or else the Earth population will receive the same fate. However, refusing to obey to her superiority, Xio and UNVER resurrected X and thus, she was defeated by the Ultra in Bemstar Armor and Rudian. As theorized by Guruman, Gargorgon's arrival on Earth in the past may had inspired the Gorgon from [[Greek mythology]]. Gargorgon was voiced by [[Russia]]n voice actor Jenya.

===Guar Army===
The {{nihongo4|Guar Army|グア軍団|Gua Gundan|12-14}} was an evil empire that first appeared from the ''Andro Melos'' comics, as well as its mini-series, ''Andro Super Warriors''. Their original plan was to invade the galaxy until the army went defunct after their leaders were killed by the Andro Warriors. Soon, this army was rebuilt after Juda Spectre's death in ''[[Ultra Fight Victory]]'', as his Mold and Gina were revived as well and they arrived on Earth in X's world to harvest the mysterious Dark Thunder Energy to strengthen their force. Unfortunately, Ultraman Ginga appeared and revealed that he had wiped the entire Guar Army's armada while on his way to X's world.

====Leaders====
*{{nihongo4|Phantom Composite Figure Great Devil Emperor Guar Spectre|幻影合身大魔帝グア・スペクター|Gen'ei Gasshin Daimatei Gua Supekutā|14}}: The combined form of the leaders of Guar Army, he used Mold's body as a basis while its weapons were Mold Spectre's Bat Axe and Juda Spectre's {{nihongo4|Bat Calibre|バットキャリバー|Batto Kyaribā}}, with the latter wielded Juda and Gina's faces. This formation originally tried to release all of Xio's Spark Dolls as Guar Army's new combatants until Ultraman Ginga Victory and Ultraman Exceed X killed him. He is voiced by Hidenari Ugaki and Minami Tsukui, both are behind the voices of Mold and Gina respectively.
**{{nihongo4|Phantom Space Great King Mold Spectre|幻影宇宙大王モルド・スペクター|Gen'ei Uchū Daiō Morudo Supekutā|12-14}}: The eldest son and the first sibling. Originally the {{nihongo4|Army Commander Mold|軍団長モルド|Gundan-chō Morudo}}, he was revived and firstly fought Show/Ultraman Victory in hopes of avenging Juda's defeat but was forced to brought him to X's world as the Guar Army's captive. His main weapon is the {{nihongo4|Bat Axe|バットアックス|Batto Akkusu}} [[Tomahawk (axe)|tomahawk]]. After Ginga wiped the remaining Guar Army's armada, Mold was forced to use Xio's Spark Dolls as place-holders for his army and combined with his until he was killed by Ultraman Ginga Victory and Ultraman Exceed X. He was voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Hidenari Ugaki]]|宇垣秀成|Ugaki Hidenari}}.
**{{nihongo4|Phantom Space Queen Gina Spectre|幻影宇宙女王ギナ・スペクター|Gen'ei Uchū Joō Gina Supekutā|12-14}}: The only daughter and middle sibling. Originally the {{nihongo4|Army Commander Gina|軍団長ギナ|Gundan-chō Gina}}, she was revived and took the appearance of a woman garbled in warrior outfit. Her main weapon is a whip called the {{nihongo4|Bat Whip|バットウィップ|Batto Uippu}} and can manipulate dark energies to awaken monsters and turn Spark Dolls back to their original forms. In her final hours, she combined with Mold and Juda to form Guar Spectre. Gina Spectre is portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Minami Tsukui]]|佃井皆美|Tsukui Minami}}.
**{{nihongo4|Phantom Space Emperor Juda Spectre|幻影宇宙帝王ジュダ・スペクター|Gen'ei Uchū Teiō Juda Supekutā|14}}: The youngest sibling and the second son. He was originally the first of his siblings to be revived but his plan to invade the galaxy was stopped by the Ultramen, especially Victory Knight in ''Ultra Fight Victory''. But nonetheless, his spirit re-emerges to assist the Guar siblings in forming Guar Spectre.

====Servants====
*{{nihongo4|Sabre Tyrant Alien Magma|サーベル暴君マグマ星人|Sāberu Bōkun Maguma Seijin|12,13}}: An alien mercenary hired by Gina Spectre alongside Alien Shaplay. His main weapon is a pair of [[Pata (sword)|Pata]] on each hands and can grew into the monstrous size to that of Ultraman. Both him and Shaplay were tasked to take care of Show until he managed to escape. Later, Magma assist Mold in fighting Ultramen X and Victory but in the end was killed by Victory Knight. Alien Magma is voiced by {{nihongo4|Isamu Yūsen|祐仙勇|Yūsen Isamu}}. While indeed first appear in episodes 1 and 30 of ''[[Ultraman Leo]]'', but its position in the Guar Army alluded to the {{nihongo4|Evil Battle Aliens Alien Magma Trio|悪の戦闘星人マグマ星人3人衆|Aku no Sentō Seijin Maguma Seijin San-ninshū}} from the ''Andro Melos'' and ''Andro Super Warriors''.
*{{nihongo4|Darkness Alien Alien Shaplay|暗黒星人シャプレー星人|Ankoku Seijin Shapurē Seijin|12-14}}: An alien mercenary hired by Gina Spectre alongside Alien Magma. He was finally killed by Show, whom originally tried to attack Gina until Shaplay took the bullet for her. Alien Shaplay is voiced by {{nihongo4|Haruka Jinya|陣谷遥|Jinya Haruka}} and first appeared in episode 20 of ''[[Ultra Seven]]''.

===Intergalactic Criminal Networks===
Aside from regular aliens, there are also intergalactic criminals serving under criminal networks:
*{{nihongo4|Dark Star Cluster|暗黒星団|Ankoku Seidan|9}}: A crime network run by four aliens, they were first spotted attempting robbery at a warehouse. When Halky's Samekujira, Jolly appeared on Earth, they demanded his pet to be sold as a monster weapon but Valky challenges them for a [[Rugby football|rugby]] match, which they ended up losing. Unable to accept such defeat, the Dark Star Clusters enlarged and ran amok until Ultraman X Gomora Armor neutralise the situation by sending them to outer space via Gomora Oscillatory Wave.
**{{nihongo4|Dark Alien Alien Babarue|暗黒星人ババルウ星人|Ankoku Seijin Babaru Seijin|9}}: The leading member, Babarue was once a top player number 8 of the {{nihongo4|Space [[Rugby League]]|宇宙ラグビーリーグ|Uchū Ragubī Rīgu}} until he retired and formed the criminal group. While playing rugby, his signature move is {{nihongo4|Bullet Babarue Kick|弾丸ババルウキック|Dangan Babarū Kikku}}. Alien Babarue was voiced by {{nihongo4|Kazunori Naotsuka|直塚和紀|Naotsuka Kazunori}} and first appeared in episodes 38 and 39 of ''[[Ultraman Leo]]''.
**{{nihongo4|Transforming Phantom Alien Zetton|変身怪人ゼットン星人|Henshin Kaijin Zetton Seijin|9}}: Appears wearing a special suit which designed after a golden tuxedo. He has the ability to enlarge into gigantic size like his teammates, something which his race actually incapable of. Alien Zetton was voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Yūki Ono]]|小野友樹|Ono Yūki}} and first appeared in episode 39 of ''Ultraman''.
**{{nihongo4|Kidnapping Phantom Kemur Man|誘拐怪人ケムール人|Yūkai Kaijin Kemūru Jin|9,16}}: A fast-moving alien with the ability to elongate his limbs for a greater mobility. Another Kemur Man was part of a criminal network ran by a Dada, whom wants to kidnap fenale humans. He was captured by Xio and his interrogation by captain Kamiki leads to the destruction of his boss' criminal syndicate. Kemur Man was voiced by {{nihongo4|Kōichi Toshima|外島孝一|Toshima Kōichi}}, while his disguise was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Makoto Takahashi|高橋麻琴|Takahashi Makoto}}. First appeared in episode 20 of ''[[Ultra Q]]''.
**{{nihongo4|Three-faced Phantom Dada|三面怪人ダダ|Sanmen Kaijin Dada|9,16}}: A clumsy, yet quick-thinking, he has the ability to teleport. Another Dada was a leader of his own criminal network whom wanted to kidnap female women until he was captured by Xio. The second Dada revealed that humanity is on the verge of extinction from the effect of Dark Thunder Energy. Dada was voiced by {{nihongo4|Takahiro Maeda|前田高宏|Maeda Takahiro}} in episode 9 and {{nihongo4|Daisuke Nagumo|南雲大輔|Nagumo Daisuke}} in episode 16 while first appeared in episode 28 of ''Ultraman''.
*Dada's criminal network: Appeared in episode 16, this group is formed by a Dada, whom wanted to collect several female humans for [[cloning]], predicted that humanity will be endangered from the Dark Thunder Energy's assault. This group was finally put to an end by Xio.
**{{nihongo4|Planet Phantom Cicada Woman|遊星怪人セミ女|Yūsei Kaijin Semi Onna|16}}: A female [[cicada]]-like alien, her duty was to lure female victims to be shrink and captured until she was apprehended by Xio after Asuna disguised as her client. Cicada Woman's disguise was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Una|宇那}} and first appeared in episode 15 of ''[[Ultra Q: Dark Fantasy]]''.

==Ozora Family==
*{{nihongo4|Takashi Ozora|大空鷹志|Ōzora Takashi|1,2,12}}: Daichi's father and an archaeologist that studies the OOPArt Spark Dolls. He disappeared 15 years prior to the start of the series when trying to rescue his wife in a laboratory that was soon digitized during the Ultra Flare, as the young Daichi watch in horror. Before the event, he entrusted Gomora to Daichi as the Spark Doll becomes the very keepsake from Takashi. Takashi Ozora was portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Yūrei Yanagi]]|柳憂怜|Yanagi Yūrei}}.
*{{nihongo4|Haruka Ozora|大空遥|Ōzora Haruka|2,12}}: Daichi's mother and a space physicist. She disappeared along with Takashi in a laboratory that was soon digitized during the Ultra Flare, as the young Daichi watch in horror. Haruka's space communicator was kept by Daichi as he tried to follow his mother's wish of communicating with extraterrestrial life forms. Haruka Ozora was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Shizuka Ochi|越智静香|Ochi Shizuka}}.

==Other characters==
*{{nihongo|Yūki Harusaki|春崎優希|Harusaki Yūki|6,7}}: A schoolgirl whom fell in love with tE-rU regardless of his extraterrestrial origin after he saved her from several thugs. She willingly helps him after he accidentally provoked multiple misunderstandings with the humans. Before leaving for Planet Gold, tE-rU gave Yūki his pendant and wishes that her name would represent the courage that would unite the galaxy. Yūki Harusaki was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Yūki Shinmasu|新舛有紀|Shinmasu Yūki}}.
*{{nihongo4|Isamu Kazama|風間イサム|Kazama Isamu|9}}: Age 20 years old and Wataru's younger brother, he is the number 10 rugby player of the Seihoku University, as his career was originated from his admiration towards his brother. However, after a humiliating defeat, he quits rugby until an encounter with the Nebula House residents. Isamu's willingness to participate in a rugby match to save their pet Jolly renewed his spirit as Isamu resumes his career, while preparing for a championship in [[London]], [[England]]. Isamu Kazama was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Kyouichi Shioya|汐谷恭一|Shioya Kyōichi}}.
*{{nihongo4|Hana Suda|須田花|Suda Hana|10}}: A young civilian girl and a resident of Sakane Village. She learned of Houlinga's past from her father and befriended the monster, revealing to Daichi what actually happened to Houlinga after Xio mistaken the monster for being ill. Hana Suda was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Ai Nakamura|中村愛依|Nakamura Ai}}.
*{{nihongo4|Chizuru Ueki|植木千鶴|Ueki Chizuru|10}}: Hana's caretaker in her father's absence. Chizuru Ueki was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Misato Hirata|平田弥里|Hirata Misato}}.
*{{nihongo4|Yamato Suda|須田大和|Suda Yamato|10}}: Hana's grandfather and the mayor of Sakane Village. He viewed Houlinga as the village's centrepiece in tourism but mistaken the monster for being ill, prompting Xio to take action. Yamato Suda was portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Yu Tokui]]|徳井優|Tokui Yū}}.
*{{nihongo4|Hiromi Kamiki|神木裕美|Kamiki Hiromi|15}}: Aged 21 and Captain Kamiki's daughter, she was left behind by her father for several years due to his duty as a soldier. However, she never holds a grudge towards him, knowing his job is to save civilians from monster attacks. She invited him to her wedding ceremony, which Shotaro wasn't able to attend after Gomess (S) attacks the city. To make up for his absence, Hiromi and her father re-enact her wedding ceremony. Hiromi Kamiki was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Kaoru Hirata|平田薫|Hirata Kaoru}}, while the young Hiromi was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Maharu Nemoto|根元真陽|Nemoto Maharu}}.
*{{nihongo4|Yuki Kamiki|神木雪|Kamiki Yuki|15}}: Captain Kamiki's wife and Hiromi's mother, she died at the hospital 11 years prior to the series, leaving Hiromi alone when Captain Kamiki was burdened with his duty as an UNVER personnel at that time. Yuki Kamiki was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Aki Morita|森田亜紀|Morita Aki}}.
*{{nihongo4|Kaoru Tachibana|橘かおる|Tachibana Kaoru|16}}: Sayuri's eldest daughter. Kaoru Tachibana was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Sorami Watanabe|渡邉空美|Watanabe Sorami}}.
*{{nihongo4|Michiru Tachibana|橘みちる|Tachibana Michiru|16}}: Sayuri's youngest daughter. Michiru Tachibana was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Sora Tamaki|田牧そら|Tamaki Sora}}.
*{{nihongo4|Sakura Aizawa|相沢サクラ|Aizawa Sakura|17}}: A young girl whom recently moved to a place near Tatara city, she befriended Pigmon and kept its existence a secret from her mother, until the monster reveals itself to warn others of the Dark Thunder Energy. Sakura Aizawa was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Cocone Hamada|濱田ここね|Hamada Kokone}}.
*{{nihongo4|Kaori Aizawa|相沢かおり|Aizawa Kaori|17}}: Sakura's mother. Kaori Aizawa was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Kumiko Endo|遠藤久美子|Endō Kumiko}}.
*{{nihongo4|Nanako|菜々子||18}}: Wataru's childhood friend, she appears to be in relationship with Hayato, causing Wataru to become jealous. Nanako was portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Chihiro Otsuka]]|大塚千弘|Ōtsuka Chihiro}}.

==Returning characters==
*{{nihongo4|Arisa Sugita|杉田アリサ|Sugita Arisa|13, 14}}: A female member of UPG, she was accidentally brought alongside Victory to X's world as they escape from the Guar Army's clutches and seek assistance from Xio to fight the Guar Army's invasion. After the army's destruction, she and her friends return to their world via Ultraman X's Ultimate Zero Armor. Arisa Sugita was portrayed by {{nihongo4|Yukari Taki|滝裕可里|Taki Yukari}}, reprising her role from ''Ultraman Ginga S''.

==Spark Dolls==
{{Main|List of Ultraman Ginga characters#Spark Dolls}}
The similar concept reused from the past series ''[[Ultraman Ginga]]'' and its successor, ''[[Ultraman Ginga S]]'', {{nihongo4|'''Spark Dolls'''|スパークドール|Supāku Dōru}} are the embodiments of Ultramen and other Ultra Monsters but unlike the aforementioned past series, instead of being figures that cursed into these dolls, they are [[Out-of-place artifacts|OOPArts]] on Earth studied by several researchers, among them being Takashi Ozora, Daichi's father. As a result of the Ultra Flare, these Spark Dolls were given life as rampaging monsters in the worldwide which Xio fought till nowadays. Eventually, it is also revealed that Earth is not the only Planet with it. As shown, alien planets like Planet Gold developed their own Spark Doll, Rudian, which was used by the planet's royal prince, tE-rU. They were also seen as useful monster weapons sought by intergalactic outlaws like Alien Zarab, Alien Nackle Bandero and etc.

==Other monsters and aliens==
{{Main|Ultra Monsters}}
As a result of the Ultra Flare, Spark Dolls on Earth that were affected becomes monsters that fought by Xio and Ultraman X. However, there are also extraterrestrial threats as well as other aliens and monsters whom shows no sign of hostility towards Earthlings (examples with Dr. Guruman, the Alien Fanton that works in Xio).<ref name="hero and monsters" />

===Good===
*{{nihongo4|Ancient Monster Gomora|古代怪獣ゴモラ|Kodai Kaijū Gomora|19}}: The Ozora family's Spark Doll, it was given to Daichi by Takashi before the Ultra Flare incident kill him and his wife. Gomora became Daichi's valuable possession ever since that day and had its consciousness shared to the Cyber Gomora, allowing it to assist Xio in real life. It was brought to materialization for the first time but went astray from the effects of Dark Thunder Energy until Exceed X purified it. Before X can turn it to a Spark Doll, Gomora had done the deed already. First appeared in episode 26 of ''Ultraman''.
**{{nihongo4|EX Gomora|EXゴモラ|Ī Ekkusu Gomora|19}}: The mutation resulted after the radiation of Dark Thunder Energy, EX Gomora's body was heavily armored and able to launch {{Nihongo4|EX Super Oscillatory Wave|EX超振動波|I Ekkusu Chō Shindō-ha}}. It rampages in a pier until Exceed X purified it. EX Gomora first appeared in the 2005 [[video game]] ''[[Ultraman Fighting Evolution Rebirth]]'' under the name {{nihongo4|Modified Gomora|改造ゴモラ|Kaizō Gomora}} but made its TV debut in episode 11 of ''[[Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Exiled Alien Alien Gold "tE-rU"|亡命宇宙人ゴールド星人{{Ruby|tE・rU|テル}}|Bōmei Uchūjin Gōrudo Seijin Teru|6,7}}: A survivor from Planet Gold, tE-rU was sent by his ancestor to reawaken Rudian on Earth to destroy the monster Gargorgon. After a misunderstood with the Earthlings, he attacked them, believing them as hostile with Rudian until X managed to halt his assaults. tE-rU was put under Xio's custody and learns of Daichi's relation to Ultraman X, seeking their help as they battle Gargorgon. tE-rU was portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Masaya Kikawada]]|黄川田将也|Kikawada Masaya}}.<ref name="cast" />
*{{nihongo4|Mecha Guardian Beast Rudian|メカ守護獣ルディアン|Meka Shugojū Rudian|6,7}}: A robot from Planet Gold, it was spirited away by tE-rU due to the energy of Planet Gold stored within it, not wanting Gargorgon to exploit it. Soon, it receives assistance from Ultraman X and Earth forces, finally defeating the monster.
*Nebula House residents: These three aliens are actually disguised as humans and live in a rent home {{nihongo4|Nebula House|星雲荘|Seiun-sō}}. As they worked in the human society, they need to pay the monthly rent of 15,000 [[Japanese yen|¥]] (124.76 [[United States dollar|USD]] as of October 2015), thus needing a new housemate to ease the payment and find it in a form of Isamu, Wataru's younger brother. When the Dark Star Cluster demanded Halky's Samekujira, Jolly for a monster weapon, the residents participated in a rugby match and wins. Afterwards, the group decided to let Isamu go on his own path. They are tributes to the Dark agents from ''[[Ultraman Ginga]]'', as their membership are shared by the same number of race.
**{{nihongo4|Assassination Alien Alien Nackle "Nackley"|暗殺宇宙人ナックル星人ナクリ|Ansatsu Uchūjin Nakkuru Seijin Nakuri|9}}: The head of the Nebula House resident, he assumes a human form named {{nihongo4|Nakuri|名栗}} and earns 500 ¥ for each paper. He encouraged Isamu not to give up after hearing the latter was a former rugby player that given up his career. Nackley was voiced by {{nihongo4|Kunji Hirano|平野勲人|Hirano Kunji}}, who also portrayed his disguise, and Alien Nackle first appeared in episodes 37 and 38 of ''[[Return of Ultraman]]''.
**{{nihongo4|Different Dimension Alien Alien Icarus "Icary"|異次元宇宙人イカルス星人イカリ|Ijigen Uchūjin Ikarusu Seijin Ikari|9}}: A convenient store worker, he assumes a human form named {{nihongo4|Ikari|伊刈}} and ends his sentence with {{nihongo4|"Ika"|イカ||lit. "[[Squid]]"}}. Icary was voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Tomokazu Seki]]|関智一|Seki Tomokazu}}, who also portrayed his disguise, and Alien Icarus first appeared in episode 10 of ''[[Ultra Seven]]''.
**{{nihongo4|Space Fisherman Alien Valky "Halky"|宇宙海人バルキー星人ハルキ|Uchū Kaijin Barukī Seijin Haruki|9}}: A craftsman, he assumes a human form named {{nihongo4|Haruki|春木}} and always puts English words in his sentences. Halky was voiced by {{nihongo4|Tatsuya Hashimoto|橋本達也|Hashimoto Tatsuya}}, who also portrayed his disguise, and Alien Valky first appeared in episode 53 of ''[[Ultraman Taro]]''.
**{{nihongo4|Marine Animal Samekujira "Jolly"|海獣サメクジラ（ジョリー）|Kaijū Samekujira (Jorī)|9}}: A baby Samekujira from the Planet Valky and Halky's pet. It appears on Earth after missing its master but accidentally attracted the Dark Star Cluster's interest as their monster weapon until the Nebula House residents defeated them in a rugby match. First appeared in episode 53 of ''Ultraman Taro''.
*{{nihongo4|Underground Sacred Beast Shepherdon|地底聖獣シェパードン|Chitei Seiju Shepādon|14}}: Mentioned by Hikaru, this monster was one of the characters of ''[[Ultraman Ginga S]]'' and the Victorian's protector aside from Ultraman Victory. It is currently held in Spark Doll state after being brutally attacked by Verokron and can be utilized as {{nihongo4|Shepherdon Saber|シェパードンセイバー|Shepādon Seibā}}.
*{{nihongo4|Friendly Rare-beast Pigmon|友好珍獣ピグモン|Yūkō Chinjū Pigumon|17}}: A race of small friendly monster that awakened ever since the Ultra Flare incident and mostly found in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]] and [[Luxembourg]]. Pigmons are rated as the most friendly monster and can easily felt loneliness when no children or any of their kind were around. One of them lives in Japan, having met various children and played with them, as well as collecting their keepsakes with its recent friend is the newly moved girl Sakura. Witnessing the Dark Thunder Energy, Pigmon tries to warn Sakura and the Tatara City civilians but was mistaken as threat until Xio members arrive and the Dark Thunder Energy summoned King Guesra. It seemingly died after protecting a civilian from several falling rubble until Xio members nursed it back to health and return Pigmon to Sakura. First appeared in episode 8 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Space Cat Mu|宇宙化猫ムー|Uchū Bakeneko Mū|18}}: A space cat that X rescued in the past, My grew infatuated towards X and flew to Earth to look for it, unintentionally causing troubles and accidentally wiped X and everyone's memories of her until her tears cured the victims at the cost of her own memories and love for X. Mu was voiced by Jenya, whom first voiced Gargorgon in this series while Mu itself is tribute to the Space Cats that appeared in episode 16 of ''Ultraman Max''.

===Evil===
*{{nihongo4|Molten Iron Monster Demaaga|熔鉄怪獣デマーガ|Yōtetsu Kaijū Demāga|1,12}}: Demaaga was an iron clad demon from eight centuries prior, rampaging on the Pacific lands and sealed by the giant of light. Demaaga reawakened in the modern era and went toward the city until he was stopped by X and regressed into a Spark Doll, which later recovered by Daichi. Another breed was awakened by Gina Spectre as a test subject which she intend to use by charging it with the Dark Thunder Energy and becomes Tsurugi Demaaga until Ultraman Exceed X cleanse the monster from said energy, returning to normal before being regressed into a Spark Doll by Xanadium Ray. Demaaga's common ability is to unleash extreme heats and flames and burrowing underground.
**{{nihongo4|Tsurugi Demaaga|ツルギデマーガ|Tsurugi Demāga|12}}: Affected by the Dark Thunder Energy, a second breed of Demaaga was mutated into growing blades underneath its arms and shoulders. This monster easily pummels X, forcing it to separate from Daichi and losing himself in the Cyber World. It fought the Xio mechas before X appears again as Ultraman Exceed X, cleansing Tsurugi Demaaga from the energy and reverting it to normal.
*{{nihongo4|Underground Monster Telesdon|地底怪獣テレスドン|Chitei Kaijū Teresudon|3}}: Telesdon attacks the Area T-7B under orders of Underground Woman. He attacks again the next night but defeated by X in Eleking Armor via Eleking Shock Wave. The Spark Doll was salvaged by the Underground Woman, before she left it to Xio after vanished due to being shot multiple times. Telesdon is capable of spinning its body into a giant drill for attacks, breathing magma and pecks with its sharp beak. First appeared in episode 22 of ''[[Ultraman]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Underground Woman|地底女|Chitei Onna|3}}: She hates the human race for "poisoning" the night scenery with lights. She assumes the disguise of {{nihongo4|Ryoko Mabuse|間伏涼子|Mabuse Ryōko}}, a late beauty salon manager. After Telesdon's defeat, she salvaged the monster's Spark Doll but loses it when Xio members attacks her as she disappears. Currently her background is still remains a mystery but according to Daichi, while he was investigating in a subway, he found a 500-year-old monument which was erected to seal something unknown. Her main weapon is a blaster gun and can unleash a painful screech enough to disrupt electricity and summon Telesdon. The Underground Woman was portrayed by {{nihongo4|[[Hinako Saeki]]|佐伯日菜子|Saeki Hinako}} and is a tribute to the Underground People that appeared in episode 22 of ''Ultraman'', yet even demonstrated the fact that she lacks a pair of human eyes.<ref name="cast" />
*{{nihongo4|Evil Alien Alien Zarab|凶悪宇宙人ザラブ星人|Kyōaku Uchūjin Zarabu Seijin|4}}: A terrorist that destroyed countless planets and sets Earth as his target. He brings forth Bemstar from a Spark Doll and allows the monster to wreak havoc while he destroys chemical plants. He managed to escape his first encounter with Xio officers but gets overpowered when fighting them again. Enraged, he tried to grew into giant proportions and crush them but the combined teamwork of Asuna, Hayato and Wataru managed to kill him. His main weapon is a remote bomb controller and can reanimate Sparks Dolls to their true forms. Alien Zarab was voiced by {{nihongo4|You Murakami|村上ヨウ|Murakami Yō}} and first appeared in episode 18 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Giant Space Monster Bemstar|宇宙大怪獣ベムスター|Uchū Dai Kaijū Bemusutā|4}}: Originally a Spark Doll, Bemstar was brought to life by Alien Zarab in his plan to destroy Earth. Bemstar ate Ultraman X via its stomach and took rest on a moon but Xio officers Wataru and Hayato manages to free the Ultra as he finished Bemstar via Xanadium Ray and claimed his Spark Doll. Bemstar's main ability are absorbing incoming attacks, projectiles and even giant-size enemies with its {{nihongo4|Suction Attractor Spout|吸引アトラクター・スパウト|Kyūin Atorakutā Supauto}}. First appeared in episode 18 of ''Return of Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Assassin Alien Alien Nackle "Bandero"|暗殺宇宙人ナックル星人バンデロ|Ansatsu Uchūjin Nakkuru Seijin Bandero|5}}: An arms dealer and a thief wanted by the Space Garrisons, Bandero arrived on Earth to steal the Spark Dolls from Xio under orders of his client. He managed to steal them but Rui, whom accidentally sneaked in to Planet Gilmo had retrieved them back as Bandero was killed by Ultraman Zero. Bandero was voiced by {{nihongo4|Tetsuo Kishi|岸哲生|Kishi Tetsuo}} and is a homage to Alien Nackle that appeared in episodes 37 and 38 of ''Return of Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Bodyguard Monster Black King|用心棒怪獣ブラックキング|Yōjinbō Kaijū Burakku Kingu|5,14}}: Bandero's monster, he keeps Xio members busy for moments while his master steals the Spark Doll. His horn was severed by Ultraman Zero, forcing it and Bandero to retreat to Planet Gilmo. It was later mentioned as one of the Spark Dolls used by Hikaru in ''[[Ultraman Ginga]]'' before he assumed Ginga's Spark Doll in battle. Black King is covered with a thick layer of exoskeleton and can withstand average attacks. First appeared in episodes 37 and 38 of ''Return of Ultraman''.
**{{nihongo4|Black King Drill Custom|ブラックキングドリルカスタム|Burakku Kingu Doriru Kasutamu|5}}: Soon, Bandero replaced Black king's lost horn with a drill, which allows it to initiate the {{nihongo4|Drill Blaster|ドリル・ブラスター|Doriru Burasutā}} attack. He was defeated by X's Xanadium Ray after being strike with Gomora Oscillatory Wave and Eleking Electric Shock Wave while its Spark Doll was claimed by Rui.
*{{nihongo4|Fast Alien Alien Sran "Quila"|高速宇宙人スラン星人クワイラ|Kōsoku Uchūjin Suran Seijin Kuwaira|8}}: Wanting revenge on Ultraman Max for killing one of his race years ago, Quila posed himself as Dr. Kaito Touma, a Spark Doll examiner from UNVER and tricked Xio into creating Cyber Zetton based on its Spark Doll. With the real Zetton appeared and X wearing Zetton Armor, Quila activated the malware programming and render X his puppet until Daichi used Cyber Eleking to destroy the malware from Cyber Zetton. Quila alas was killed by Ultraman Max. An Alien Sran himself, Quila's main ability is to quickly move at incredible speed, launching energy blasts from its claws and enlarges into the size of an Ultraman. Quila was voiced by {{nihongo4|Kenta Matsumoto|松本健太|Matsumoto Kenta}}, while his human form, Kaito Touma was portrayed by Sota Aoyama, whom also played a dual role as Ultraman Max's disguise on Earth. He is a tribute to an Alien Sran that appeared in episode 4 of ''[[Ultraman Max]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Space Dinosaur Zetton|宇宙恐竜ゼットン|Uchū Kyōryū Zetton|8}}: Alien Sran's monster, it was unleashed to attack the city and its Spark Doll was used by Quila in the creation of Cyber Zetton card for the alien to control X with. Eventually, the monster was destroyed by Ultraman X with Xanadium Ray. Zetton is a fearsome monster and capable of launching fireballs, creating enhanced shielding and teleport. First appeared in episode 39 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Space Demon Alien Akumania|宇宙悪霊アクマニヤ星人|Uchū Akuryō Akumaniya Seijin|9}}: The Dark Star Cluster's personal referee, he allowed cheats in the rugby match, hinting that he was bribed by them. First appeared in episode 33 of ''Ultraman Leo''.
*{{nihongo4|Alien Pedan|ペダン星人|Pedan Seijin|11}}: Only mentioned in the series, according to Guruman, they are barbaric race that had destroying civilizations on seven planets. They sent King Joe to attack Earth. First appeared in episodes 14 and 15 of ''Ultra Seven''.
*{{nihongo4|Space Robot King Joe|宇宙ロボットキングジョー|Uchū Robotto Kingu Jō|11}}: Alien Pedan's robot, it was launched to attack Earth as its target. Its main ability is to split into four spaceships and able to resist minor attacks due to being built from the extraterrestrial metal {{nihongo4|Pedanium|ペダニウム|Pedaniumu}}. It was destroyed by Ultraman X's Galaxy Cannon after being weakened by Cyber Gomora's Cyber Super Oscillatory Wave. First appeared in episodes 14 and 15 of ''Ultra Seven''.
*{{nihongo4|Transformation Monster Zaragas|変身怪獣ザラガス|Henshin Kaijū Zaragasu|12}}: Summoned by Gina Spectre from its Spark Doll, Zaragas was used as her replacement to flee from her fight with Asuna while she checked on Tsurugi Demaaga. Zaragas fought Cyber Gomora, whom connected to Asuna and defeated from Gomora's Cyber Super Oscillatory Wave before being reduced back to a Spark Doll and picked up by Xio. Zaragas' body can adapt to any attacks and unleashes blinding flashes through its body tubes. First appeared in episode 36 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Space Merchant Alien Markind|宇宙商人マーキンド星人|Uchū Shōnin Mākindo Seijin|14}}: An arms dealer hired by the Guar Army, he sold them Mecha Gomora's Spark Doll and Spark Doll detectors but eventually betrayed and shot dead by Alien Shaplay. Alien Markind was voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Holly Kaneko]]|金子はりい|Kaneko Harii}} and first appeared in episode 3 of ''[[Ultraseven X]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Mecha Robot Monster Mecha Gomora|メカロボット怪獣メカゴモラ|Meka Robotto Kaijū Meka Gomora|14}}: A mechanical knock-off of the original Gomora, it was firstly appeared a Spark Doll sold to the Guar Army by Alien Markind and used by Gina Spectre to lure Xio members away while Mold attacked their base. It was finally defeated by Cyber Gomora linked by Asuna and Arisa via the Ultlaser. First appeared in ''Ultra Galaxy Legend Gaiden: Ultraman Zero vs. Darklops Zero''.

===Neutral===
*{{nihongo4|Space Monster Bemular|宇宙怪獣ベムラー|Uchū Kaijū Bemurā|1}}: The first monster to be awakened from the Ultra Flare, Bemular awakened and rampaged at a construction site in Japan. First appeared in episode 1 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Blue Foam Monster Aboras|青色発泡怪獣アボラス|Seishoku Happō Kaijū Aborasu|1}}: Awakened at [[Russia]], Aboras fought its nemesis, Banila and ensued chaos on the city. First appeared in episode 19 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Red Flame Monster Banila|赤色火焔怪獣バニラ|Sekishoku Kaen Kaijū Banira|1}}: Awakened at Russia, Banila fought its nemesis, Aboras and ensued chaos on the city. First appeared in episode 19 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Underground Monster Magular|地底怪獣マグラー|Chitei Kaijū Magurā|1}}: Awakened at [[France]], Magular attacked several tourists at [[Arc de Triomphe]], [[Paris]]. First appeared in episode 8 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Oil Beast Pestar|油獣ペスター|Yujū Pesutā|1}}: Awakened at Middle East, Pestar attacked several workers at an oil refinery. First appeared in episode 13 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Frozen Monster Peguila|冷凍怪獣ペギラ|Reitō Kaijū Pegira|1}}: Awakened at [[Singapore]], Peguila induced snowstorms at [[Marina Bay Sands]]. First appeared in episode 5 of ''Ultra Q''.
*{{nihongo4|Volcanic Bird Monster Birdon|火山怪鳥バードン|Kazan Kaichō Bādon|2}}: Birdon emerges from Okumayama to create a nest for her eggs, unintentionally placing several civilians in captive. She battles Xio members and Ultraman X, later defeated by Ultraman X Gomora Armor's Gomora Oscillatory Wave. Her Spark Doll was recovered by Daichi. Birdon's ability is to launch fireballs and rotates its neck to 180 degrees. First appeared in episode 18 of ''Ultraman Taro''.
*{{nihongo4|Immobile Monster Houlinga|不動怪獣ホオリンガ|Fudō Kaijū Hōringa|10}}: A monster native to Sakane village, its brethren previously became mountains of the village at the end of their life cycles. It tried to join its comrades but was mistaken for being sick and injected with a nutrition drug by Xio, causing it to rampage on the village until Ultraman X purified it from the ailment and finally rests in peace. A peaceful monster, it can unleash its tentacles over the Sakane village and deliver nutrients to the land.
*{{nihongo4|Ancient Monster Gomess (S)|古代怪獣ゴメス(S)|Kodai Kaijū Gomess (Esu)|15}}: A ancient monster that scientifically labelled as {{nihongo4|Gometeus|ゴメテウス|Gometeusu}}, it appeared and had rampaged on two places, first in a countryside and second in the urban area. After taking beatings from Ultraman X in its second rampaging spree, Gomess (S) burrowed underground to recover itself from the sustained injuries until the Dark Thunder Energy takes effect, turning Gomess (S) more violent and brutish, now with the ability to launch energy stream from its mouth. Gomess was finally put to stop by Ultraman X and Cyber Gomora, controlled by Captain Kamiki. Gomess (S) first appeared in episode 1 of ''[[Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey]]'' while its original and diminutive form, Gomess, first appeared in episode 1 of ''Ultra Q''.
*{{nihongo4|Deep Sea Monster Gubila|深海怪獣グビラ|Shinkai Kaijū Gubira|16}}: A victim of the Dark Thunder Energy, Gubila rampages until X put a stop to it, purifying the giant fish before defeating it with Xanadium Ray. Gubila's main weapon is a nose drill. First appeared in episode 23 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Sea Beast King Guesra|海獣キングゲスラ|Kaijū Kingu Gesura|17}}: A fish monster that is a variant of the Guesra species. It was awakened and corrupted after being bathed from the Dark Thunder Energy, rising from the ground of Tatara City. It fought X and manages to overwhelm the latter until Exceed X purified it from the dark energy before turning it into a Spark Doll. King Guesra's attacks are {{nihongo4|Shocking Venom|ショッキング・ベノム|Shokkingu Benomu}} and launching energy scales. First appeared in ''[[Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Skull Monster Red King|どくろ怪獣レッドキング|Dokuro Kaijū Reddo Kingu|18}}: A monster awakened when the Dark Thunder Energy strikes the ground, it attacked the city, fighting against Mu and X until it was charged with the same energy again into EX Red King before being purified by Exceed X. First appeared in episode 8 of ''Ultraman''.
**{{nihongo4|EX Red King|EXレッドキング|Ī Ekkusu Reddo Kingu|18}}: After being charged with the Dark Thunder Energy, Red King turned black and his fists enlarges. He was quickly purified by Ultraman Exceed X before being turned to Spark Doll. EX Red King's attack is {{nihongo4|Flame Road|フレイムロード|Fureimu Rōdo}}, sending a large series of shockwave impacts to the ground. EX Red King first appeared in the 2005 video game ''Ultraman Fighting Evolution Rebirth'' under the name {{nihongo4|Modified Red King|改造レッドキング|Kaizō Reddo Kingu}} but made its TV debut in episode 13 of ''[[Ultra Galaxy Mega Monster Battle: Never Ending Odyssey]]''.
*{{nihongo4|Comet Monster Dorako|彗星怪獣ドラコ|Suisei Kaijū Dorako|18}}: A monster from X's past, it bullied Mu until X defeated it, causing Mu to fall in love with X. First appeared in episode 25 of ''Ultraman''.
*{{nihongo4|Artificial Life Form M1|人工生命M1号|Jinkō Seimei Emu Ichi-gō|19}}: An artificial life form created by humanity years ago, M1 was jettisoned to space, orbiting the Earth after being deemed a failure. It kidnapped X while he was battling EX Gomora and imprisoned him and Daichi, feeling that humanity cannot coexist with monsters but changes his mind after seeing Asuna's determination to stop EX Gomora. M1 itself is capable of teleporting a person with only one snap of a finger and block the opponent's attacks. M1 was voiced by {{nihongo4|[[Shōzō Iizuka]]|飯塚昭三|Īzuka Shōzō}} and first appeared in episode 10 of ''Ultra Q''.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Lists of fictional Japanese characters]]
[[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 2015|*, Ultraman X]]

Ami Koshimizu

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{{Expand Japanese|小清水亜美|topic=actor|comment=Need help with romaji translation on a lot more information from the Japanese article. Also needs any translation to help with the "Relations With Co-Stars" section that belongs under both the "Career" and "Personal" section|date=March 2015}}
{{cleanup-biography|date=March 2015}}
{{Infobox person
| name = Ami Koshimizu
| image = Ami Koshimizu (小清水亜美) from acrofan.jpg
| alt =
| caption = Ami Koshimizu in November 2008
| native_name = 小清水亜美
| native_name_lang = ja
| birth_name = 
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1986|02|15}}<ref name="Doi">{{Cite web|author=Doi, Hitoshi|url=http://www.usagi.org/doi/seiyuu/koshimizu-ami/|title=Koshimizu Ami|work=Seiyuu Database|accessdate=March 22, 2014}}</ref>
| birth_place = [[Kokubunji, Tokyo]], Japan
| death_date = 
| death_place =
| other_names =
| occupation = Voice actress, singer
| years_active = 2003–present
| credits ="[[Spice and Wolf]]' as Holo "[[Kill la Kill]]" as Ryuko Matoi
| agent = [[Axl One]]
| website =
| module =
{{Infobox musical artist|embed=yes
| background = solo_singer
| instrument =
| genre =
| years_active =
| label = [[Columbia Music Entertainment|Columbia]]
| associated_acts =
| website = {{URL|columbia.jp/koshimizuami}}
}}
}}
{{nihongo|'''Ami Koshimizu'''|小清水亜美|Koshimizu Ami|born February 15, 1986}} is a Japanese [[Voice acting in Japan|voice actress]] affiliated with [[Axl One]] management. She was born in [[Kokubunji, Tokyo]].<ref>{{ja icon}} [http://columbia.jp/koshimizuami/profile.html 小清水亜美 profile]</ref> She was previously represented by [[Production Baobab]].<ref>{{ja icon}} http://pro-baobab.jp/ladies/koshimizu_a/index.html</ref>

==Career==
{{Expand section|1=need a decent biography|date=March 2015}}
Koshimizu graduated from Aomori Yamada High School.<ref>[http://www.acgcity.com/read.php?tid-476.html 小清水亚美 ACGcity 动漫城 ——这里提供的不止是海量的动漫资源]</ref>

==Filmography==
===TV anime===
{{colbegin|2}}
;2003
*''[[Ashita no Nadja]]'' (Nadja Applefield) (debut)
*''[[Gunslinger Girl]]'' (Claes)
*''[[Ojarumaru]]'' (Claudia)

;2004
*''[[Sweet Valerian]]'' (Kanoko)
*''[[School Rumble]]'' ([[Tenma Tsukamoto]])
*''[[Daphne in the Brilliant Blue|Hikari to Mizu no Daphne]]'' (Yukari Hanaoka)
*''[[Futakoi]]'' (Sumireko Ichijou)
*''[[Futari wa Pretty Cure]]'' (Natsuko Koshino)

;2005
*''[[IGPX]]'' (Yuri Jinno)
*''[[Onegai My Melody]]'' (Miki Sakurazuka)
*''[[Eureka Seven]]'' ([[Anenome (Eureka Seven)|Anemone]])
*''[[Futakoi Alternative]]'' (Sumireko Ichijou)
*''[[Blood+]]'' (Mao Jahana)
*''[[My-Otome]]'' ([[Nina Wáng]])
*''[[Loveless (manga)|LOVELESS]]'' (Ai Myoujin)
*''[[Mushishi]]'' (Isaza)

;2006
*''[[Asatte no Houkou]]'' (Kotomi Shionzaki)
*''[[Onegai My Melody|Onegai my Melody ~Kuru Kuru Shuffle!~]]'' (Miki Sakurazuka)
*''[[Kamisama Kazoku]]'' (Tenko)
*''[[Gift (game)|Gift〜eternal rainbow〜]]'' (Yukari Kamishiro)
*''[[Kujibiki Unbalance]]'' (Ritsuko Kübel Kettenkrad)
*''[[Code Geass|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]],<ref>Shida, Hidekuni et al. "Code Geass". (January 2007) ''Newtype USA'' pp. 56-59.</ref> Inoue in Ep. 15)
*''[[Simoun (anime/manga)|Simoun]]'' (Paraietta)
*''[[School Rumble|School Rumble Ni Gakki]]'' (Tenma Tsukamoto)
*''[[Death Note]]'' (Yuri)
*''[[Muteki Kanban Musume]]'' (Megumi Kannazuki)
*''[[Lemon Angel Project]]'' (Saya Yuuki)

;2007
*''[[iDOLM@STER Xenoglossia]]'' (Yayoi Takatsuki)
*''[[Onegai My Melody|Onegai My Melody Sukkiri♪]]'' (Miki Sakurazuka)
*''[[Kishin Taisen Gigantic Formula]]'' (Evita Lambert)
*''[[Kimikiss|Kimikiss Pure Rouge]]'' (Yūmi Hoshino)
*''[[Genshiken|Genshiken 2]]'' (Ritsuko Kübel Kettenkrad)
*''[[Sketchbook (manga)|Sketchbook 〜full color's〜]]'' (Asaka Kamiya)
*''[[Sola (manga)|Sola]]'' (Sae Sakura)
*''[[Heroic Age (anime)|Heroic Age]]'' (Yuti Ra)
*''[[Myself ; Yourself]]'' (Nanaka Yatsushiro)

;2008
*''[[Code Geass|Code Geass - Lelouch of The Rebellion R2]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]])
*''[[Detective Conan]]'' (Yui Uehara)
*''[[Hidamari Sketch × 365]]'' (Misato)
*''[[Spice and Wolf]]'' (Holo)
*''[[H2O: Footprints in the Sand|H2O: Footprints in the Sand]]'' (Takuma Hirose)
*''[[Special A]]'' (Chitose Saiga, Yahiro Saiga (childhood period))
*''[[Strike Witches]]'' (Charlotte E. Yeager)
*''[[Macademi Wasshoi!]]'' (Takuto Hasegawa)

;2009
*''[[Maria-sama ga Miteru]]'' (Kanako Hosokawa)
*''[[Miracle Train: Oedo-sen e Youkoso]]'' (Makoto Kogure)
*''[[Sora Kake Girl]]'' (Mintao)
*''[[Spice and Wolf|Spice and Wolf II]]'' (Holo)
*''[[Chrome Shelled Regios]]'' (Shante Laite)
*''[[Saki (manga)|Saki]]'' (Nodoka Haramura)
*''[[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]]'' (Rosa Ushiromiya)
*''[[Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom]]'' (Mio Fujieda)
*''[[Sora no Manimani]]'' (Fumie Kotozuka)
*''[[Tegami Bachi]]'' (Aria Link)

;2010
*''[[Omamori Himari]]'' ([[Himari Noihara|Himari]])
*''[[Ladies versus Butlers!]]'' (Sanae Shikikagami)
*''[[Strike Witches|Strike Witches 2]]'' (Charlotte E. Yeager)
*''[[Hyakka Ryōran Samurai Girls]]'' (Charles d'Artagnan)
*''[[Star Driver: Kagayaki no Takuto]]'' (Keito Nichi)
*''[[Tegami Bachi|Tegami Bachi Reverse]]'' (Aria Link)
*''[[Psychic Detective Yakumo]]'' (Nao Saitou)
*''[[Nurarihyon no Mago]]'' (Sasami)

;2011
*''[[Dog Days (anime)|Dog Days]]'' (Leonmitchelli Galette des Rois)
*''[[Suite PreCure]]'' (Hibiki Hojo / Cure Melody)
*''[[Freezing (comics)|Freezing]]'' (Ingrid Bernstein)
*''[[The World God Only Knows|The World God Only Knows II]]'' (Kusunoki Kasuga)
*''[[Nyanpire|Nyanpire: The Animation]]'' (Nyanpire)
*''[[Persona 4: The Animation]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Horizon on the Middle of Nowhere]]'' (Tomo Asama)

;2012
*''[[Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero]]'' (Loutier Trum)
*''[[Daily Lives of High School Boys]]'' (Yoshitake's older sister)
*''[[Dog Days (anime)|Dog Days']]'' (Leonmitchelli Galette des Rois)
*''[[Hyōka]]'' (Midori Yamanishi)
*''[[Jormungand (manga)|Jormungand]]'' (Schokolade)
*''[[Jormungand: Perfect Order]]'' (Schokolade)
*''[[Kono Naka ni Hitori, Imōto ga Iru!]]'' (Mizutani Ikusu)
*''[[Mobile Suit Gundam AGE]]'' (Arisa Gunhale)
*''[[Saki (manga)|Saki Achiga-hen episode of Side-A]]'' (Nodoka Haramura)
*''[[Seitokai no Ichizon|Seitokai no Ichizon Lv.2]]'' (Asuka Matsubara)
*''[[Sengoku Collection]]'' ([[Fūma Kotarō]])

;2013
*''[[Maoyu]]'' (Demon King)<ref>{{cite web|url=http://maoyu.jp/character/#0|script-title=ja:登場人物|language=Japanese|accessdate=January 14, 2013}}</ref>
*''[[Seitokai no Ichizon|Seitokai no Ichizon Lv.2]]'' (Asuka Matsubara)<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=生徒会の一存新アニメ(仮) 公式サイト|title=作品情報キャスト|url=http://seitokai-no-ichizon.com/2012/07/post-16.php|accessdate=2012-10-14}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|publisher=生徒会の一存 Lv.2|url=http://seitokai-no-ichizon.com/2012/11/201319tokyo-mxtv.php|title=2013年1月9日（水）より、テレ玉、サンテレビ、TOKYO MX他にてTV放送開始！！|accessdate=2012-11-14}}</ref>
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2|Devil Survivor 2 The Animation]] (Hinako Kujou,<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=TVアニメ「デビルサバイバー2」公式サイト [DEVIL SURVIVOR2 the ANIMATION]|title=Cast & Staff|url=http://ds2a.jp/cast-staff/|accessdate=2013-02-18}}</ref> Young Hibiki Kuze)''
*''[[Hyakka Ryōran Samurai Girls]]'' (Charles d'Artagnan)<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=アニメ『百花繚乱サムライブライド』公式サイト|url=http://www.hyakka-ryoran.tv/staff.html|title=スタッフ&キャスト|accessdate=2012-12-25}}</ref>
*''[[Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru.]] (Saki Kawasaki)<ref>{{Cite web|publisher=やはり俺の青春ラブコメはまちがっている。公式ホームページ|url=http://www.tbs.co.jp/anime/oregairu/|title=追加キャスト決定！！|accessdate=2013-02-23}}</ref>
*''[[A Certain Magical Index|A Certain Scientific Railgun S]]'' (Shizuri Mugino)
* ''[[Kill la Kill]] ''(Ryūko Matoi)

;2014
*''[[Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky]]'' (Linca)
*''[[Black Bullet]]'' (Miori Shiba)
*''[[Cross Ange]]'' (Ersha)
*''[[D-Frag!]]'' (Minami Ōsawa)
*''[[Persona 4: The Animation|Persona 4: The Golden Animation]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Re: Hamatora]]'' (Young Art in episode 3)
*''[[Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya|Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆Illya 2wei!]]'' (Caren Hortensia)
*''[[Sailor Moon|Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal]]'' ([[Sailor Jupiter|Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter]])
*''[[Saki (manga)|Saki Zenkoku-hen]]'' (Nodoka Haramura)
*''[[Sengoku Basara: End of Judgement]]'' (Tsuruhime)
*''[[Soul Eater Not!]]'' (Shaula Gorgon)
*''[[Terra Formars]]'' (Victoria Wood)

;2015
*''[[Dog Days (anime)|Dog Days"]]'' (Leonmitchelli Galette des Rois)
*''[[Gundam Reconguista in G]]'' (Khun Soon)
*''[[Gangsta.]]'' (Constance Raveau)
*''[[Yurikuma Arashi]]'' (Konomi Yurikawa)
*''[[Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru.|Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru. Zoku]] as Saki Kawasaki
*''[[Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya|Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆Illya 2wei Herz!]]'' (Caren Hortensia)
*''[[Himōto! Umaru-chan]]'' (Manager Kano)<ref name="ann 20150709">{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-07-09/ami-koshimizu-joins-himoto-umaru-chan-tv-anime-cast/.90226|title=Ami Koshimizu Joins Himōto Umaru-chan TV Anime's Cast|author=|date=|work=Anime News Network|accessdate=9 July 2015}}</ref>
*''[[Seiyu's Life!]]'' (Atsumari-san)

{{colend}}

===Original video animation (OVA)===
{{MOSLOW|section|date=July 2015}}
*''[[AIKa R-16: Virgin Mission]]'' (Aika Sumeragi)
*''[[Aika Zero]]'' (Aika Sumeragi)
*''[[Denpa teki na Kanojo]]'' (Ayase Kazuko)
*''[[Carnival Phantasm]]'' (Caren Hortensia, Magical Caren)
*''[[Carnival Phantasm| Carnival Phantasm EX Season]]'' (Caren Hortensia)
*''[[Carnival Phantasm| Carnival Phantasm HibiChika Special]]'' (Caren Hortensia)
*''[[School Rumble|School Rumble OVA Ichigakki Hoshu]]'' ([[Tenma Tsukamoto]])
*''[[Murder Princess]]'' (Milano Entolasia)
*''[[My-Otome Zwei]]'' ([[Nina Wáng]])
*''[[My-Otome 0|My-Otome 0~S.ifr~]]'' ([[Sifr Fran]])
*''[[Maria-sama ga Miteru|Maria-sama ga Miteru OVA]]'' ([[Kanako Hosokawa]])
*''[[Master of Martial Hearts]]'' (Emi Daimonji)

===Film===
{{MOSLOW|section|date=July 2015}}
*''[[Pretty Cure All Stars]]'' film series (Hibiki Hojo/Cure Melody)
*''[[The Rebirth of Buddha]]'' (Sayako Amanokawa)
*''[[Strike Witches|Strike Witches Movie]]'' (Charlotte E. Yeager)
*''[[Suite PreCure|Suite Precure♪ The Movie: Take it back! The Miraculous Melody that Connects Hearts]]'' (Hibiki Hojo/Cure Melody)

===Drama CD===
{{MOSLOW|section|date=July 2015}}
*''[[Ashita no Nadja]]'' series (Nadja Applefield)
**Volume 1
**Volume 2
**Volume 3
*''[[Franken Fran]]'' Drama CD (Fran Madaraki)
*''[[iDOLM@STER Xenoglossia]]'' series (Yayoi Takatsuki)
**Volume 1
**Volume 3
*''[[KimiKiss]]'' series (Yūmi Hoshino)
**Volume 1
**Volume 2
**Volume 3
**Second season volume 1
**Second season volume 2
**Second season volume 3

*''[[List of Code Geass media#Sound Episodes|Code Geass Sound Episodes]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]])
*''[[:ja:こはるびより|Koharubiyori]]'' Drama CD (Kuon)
*''[[Saki (manga)|Saki]]'' Drama CD (Haramura Nodoka)


*''[[:ja:チョコミミ|ChocoMimi]]'' Drama CD (Choco)
*''[[Tales of Legendia]]'' series (Fenimor Xelhes)
**~voice of character quest~1
**~voice of character quest~2

*''[[Parfait Tic!]]'' Drama CD (Fuuko Kameyama)

*''[[My-Otome]]'' series ([[Nina Wáng]])
**Volume 1
**Volume 2



*''[[List of Lucky Star albums#Drama CD|Drama CD Lucky ☆ Star]]'' (Kagami Hiiragi)



===Video games===
{{MOSLOW|section|date=July 2015}}
{{colbegin|2}}
*''[[.hack//Link]]'' (Amagi Saika)
*''[[Super Robot Wars|2nd Super Robot Wars Z]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]])
** ''2nd Super Robot Wars Z: Hakai-hen''
** ''2nd Super Robot Wars Z: Saisei-hen''
** ''3rd Super Robot Wars Z: Jigoku-hen'' ([[Kallen Kouzuki]])
*''[[Another Century's Episode 3]]'' (Anemone)
*''[[Another Century's Episode: R]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]])
*''[[Record of Agarest War]]'' (Dyshana)
*''[[Ar tonelico II]]'' (Luca Truelywaath)
*''[[Agarest Senki Zero]]'' (Friedlinde)
*''[[Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk]]'' (Linca)
* ''[[Bravely Default: Flying Fairy]]'' (Agnès Oblige)
* ''[[Bravely Second]]'' (Agnès Oblige)
*''[[Castlevania Judgment]]'' (Sypha Belnades)
*''[[Code Geass|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]])
*''[[Digimon World Re:Digitize]]'' ([[Lili (Tekken)|Lili]])
*''[[Drakengard 3]]'' (Accord)
*''[[Dream Club]]'' (Amane / Misaki Shirogane)
*''[[Elvandia Story]]'' (Emelia)
*''[[Fantasy Earth: Zero]]'' (Queen Vadrithe Berkstein Hordaine)
*''[[Fate/hollow ataraxia]]'' (Caren Hortensia)
*''[[Fate/Tiger Colosseum]]'' (Caren Hortensia)
*''[[Fate/Tiger Colosseum|Fate/Tiger Colosseum UPPER]]'' (Caren Hortensia, Magical Caren)
*''[[Final Fantasy Type-0]]'' (Queen)
*''[[Final Fantasy Type-0 HD]]'' (Queen)
*''[[Finalist]]'' (Wakana Sakoi)
*''[[Futakoi]]'' series (Sumireko Ichijou)
**''Futakoi''
**''Futakoi Koi to Mizugi no Survival''
**''[[Futakoi Alternative|Futakoi Alternative: Koi to Shōjo to Machinegun]]''
*''[[Genei Ibun Roku X FE]]'' (Maiko Shimazaki) <ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wiiu/asej/character/maiko.html | script-title=ja:幻影異聞録♯ＦＥ : 志摩崎舞子 | access-date=17 June 2015|language=Japanese }}</ref>
*''[[Gift (game)|Gift -Prism-]]'' (Yukari Kamishiro)
*''[[Growlanser 6: Precarious World]]'' (Wendy)
*''[[Hakare na Haato -Dare ga Tame ni Kimi wa Aru?]]'' (Harune Moriizumi)
*''[[Hexyz Force]]'' (Cecilia Armaclite)
*''[[KimiKiss]]'' (Yumi Hoshino)
*''[[The King of Fighters series|The King of Fighters]]'' series ([[Mai Shiranui]])<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.famitsu.com/interview/article/1228983_1493.html| title=Famitsu interview with Ami Koshimizu (Japanese)| work=Famitsu website | accessdate=2009-11-08| archiveurl= http://web.archive.org/web/20091101010123/http://www.famitsu.com/interview/article/1228983_1493.html?| archivedate= 1 November 2009 | deadurl= no}}</ref>
**''[[The King of Fighters XIII]]''
**''[[The King of Fighters: SkyStage]]''
*''[[Kētai Shōjo]]'' (Ichiru Mishima)
*''[[Lucky Star (manga)|Lucky ☆ Star Moe Drill]]'' (Kagami Hiiragi)
*''[[Mabinogi (video game)|Mabinogi]]'' (Starlet/Aria)
*''[[My-Otome|My-Otome: Otome Butoushi!!]]'' ([[Nina Wáng]])
*''[[Myself ; Yourself]]'' (Nanaka Yatsushiro)
*''[[Mega Man ZX Advent|Rockman ZX Advent]]'' (Ashe)
*''[[Neo Geo Heroes: Ultimate Shooting]]'' ([[Mai Shiranui]])
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4|Persona 4]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Persona 4 Arena|Persona 4: The Ulimate in Mayonaka Arena]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4#Persona 4 Golden|Persona 4: The Golden]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Persona 4 Arena Ultimax|Persona 4: The Ultimax Ultra Suplex Hold]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth]]'' (Yukiko Amagi)
*''[[Queen's Gate (gamebook)|Queen's Gate: Spiral Chaos]]'' ([[Mai Shiranui]])
*''[[Resident Evil (2002 video game)|Resident Evil HD Remaster]]'' ([[Rebecca Chambers (character)|Rebecca Chambers]])
*''[[Rune Factory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon]]'' (Mist)
*''[[Rune Factory Frontier]]'' (Mist)
*''[[Rune Factory 3]]'' (Daughter)
*''[[Sacred Blaze]]'' (Kiyora)
*''[[School Rumble]]'' series (Tenma Tsukamoto)
**''[[School Rumble: Nesan Jiken Desu!]]''
**''[[School Rumble: Neru Musume wa Sodatsu]]''
**''[[School Rumble|School Rumble Ni Gakki]] Kyōfu no (?) Natsu Gasshuku! Yōkan ni Yūrei arawareru!? Otakara o megutte Makkō Shōbu!!! no Maki''
*''[[Separate Hearts]]'' (Hikari Hinata)
*''[[Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes]]'' (Tsuruhime)
*''[[Sengoku Basara 4]]'' (Tsuruhime)
*''[[Sol Trigger]]'' (Sophie)
*''[[Suikoden Tierkreis]]'' (Fredegund)
*''[[Suite PreCure|Suite PreCure: Melody Collection]]'' (Hibiki Hojo / Cure Melody)
*''[[Super Dangan Ronpa 2]]'' (Ibuki Mioda)
*''[[Super Robot Wars|Super Robot Wars Operation Extend]]'' ([[Kallen Stadtfeld]])
*''[[Super Robot Wars|Super Robot Wars Z]]'' (Anemone)
*''[[Tales of Legendia]]'' (Fenimore Xelhes, Thyra Welzes)
*''[[Tartaros Online]]'' (Elphintos)
*''[[Toaru Majutsu no Index]]'' (Shizuri Mugino)
*''[[Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side 3rd Story]]'' (Karen Hanatsubaki)
*''[[True Tears]]'' (Hikari Ogasawara)


{{colend}}

===Radio===

*''[[:ja:スクラン☆お茶会!|Sukuran ☆ Ochakai! (School Rumble Tea Meeting)]]'' (February, March 2006)
*''[[Spice and Wolf#Internet radio shows|Ōkamikku Radio]]'' (December 7, 2007 – present)
*''[[:ja:アリカ&ニナの乙女ちっくレディオ|Arika & Nina no Otometic Radio]]'' ([[Internet radio]])

===Radio CD===

*[[:ja:咲 -Saki-|咲 -Saki-]] DJCD

*[[:ja:春香とやよいの弥生式らじお|iDOLM@STER Xenoglossia]] Radio CD

*[[:ja:アリカ&ニナの乙女ちっくレディオ|Arika & Nina no Otometic Radio]]

===Live===

*[[:ja:舞-乙HiME#関連番組|Arika & Nina no Otometic TV]] ([[Internet television|Internet TV]])
*DVD School Rumble presents "Come! Come! Well-Come? party"
*"Natsu Matsuri" (July 2, 2006)
*[[:ja:アニメる!?|Animeru!?]] (March 2, 2007)

===Advertisement===
*''[[Code Geass|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]]'' (Video Game)

===Theatre===
*''[[Super Oshibai: School Rumble~ Osaru-san da yo, Harima-kun!~]]'' (Tenma Tsukamoto)

===Dubbing roles===
*''[[Alice's Birthday]]'' (Alice)
*''[[CSI: Miami]]'' (Dr. Tara Price)
*''[[Little Princess (animated series)|Little Princess]]'' (Little Princess)
*''[[RWBY]]'' (Yang Xiao Long)
*''[[The Pretty One]]'' (Laurel Audrey ([[Zoe Kazan]]))
*''[[Tom Yum Goong 2]]'' (Ping-ping ([[Yanin Vismitananda]]))
*''[[Equestria Girls]]'' ([[Sunset Shimmer]])

==Discography==

===DVD===
*''Present'', released March 22, 2006.

===Singles===
*''Sailing to the Future'', released March 28, 2007.
*#"Sailing to the Future"
*#"Rise"
*#"Sailing to the Future (Instrumental)"
*#"Rise (Instrumental)"
*#"Pure Mind: Rune Mist Edition"

===Albums===
*''Natural'', released March 22, 2006.
*#"CIRCLE GAME"
*#"CREAM"
*#"ココロの深いトコロ" (''Kokoro No Fukai Tokoro'')
*#"scene11"
*#"この恋は忘れない" (''Kono Koi Wa Wasurenai'')
*#"約束" (''Yakusoku'')
*#"MESSAGE"
*#"Present"
*#"SUPER GIRL"
*#"dear friend♡"
*#"SAKURA Fallen"

*''Kokushimusou'' (as ''Purafini'' with [[Yuuko Sanpei]]), released June 16, 2010.
*#"キラッ☆ってしたいの!!" (''Kira Tte Shitaino!!'')
*#"なりゆき姫" (''Nariyuki Hime'')
*#"忘れてしまいたいよ" (''Wasurete Shimaitaiyo'')
*#"I'M Home"
*#"オブシディアンの涙" (''Obsidian no Namida'')
*#"キラキラ体操第2" (''Kirakira Taisou Dai Ni'')

===Other===
*''My-Otome Zwei Volume 2 Special Package CD New Theme Song - storm / Nina Wáng (Ami Koshimizu)'', released February 23, 2007.
*#"storm"
*#"storm (off vocal)"
*#"Nina & Mai Tokiha's Girlish "My-Otome Zwei Volume 2" Impressions With a Lot of Talking Special!!"

==References==
{{Reflist|30em}}

==External links==
* {{Official website|http://columbia.jp/koshimizuami}} {{ja icon}}
*[http://blog.excite.co.jp/amisketch/ Official blog] {{ja icon}}
* {{IMDb name|1840556}}
*{{ann|people|17254}}

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Kazuya Tatekabe

2015-06-22T14:16:11Z

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{{nihongo|'''Kazuya Tatekabe'''|たてかべ和也,|Tatekabe Kazuya|July 25, 1934 – June 18, 2015}} was a Japanese [[Seiyū|voice actor]]. He was born in in [[Kimobetsu, Hokkaidō]]. He was represented by [[Kenyu Horiuchi]]'s [[Kenyu Office]] at the time of his death.<ref>{{cite news |date=June 19, 2015|url=http://www.nikkansports.com/entertainment/news/1494572.html |script-title=ja:初代ジャイアン役、たてかべ和也さん死去 |work=Nikkan Sports|language=Japanese|accessdate=June 19, 2015}}</ref>

He was most known for the roles of Jaian ([[Doraemon]]), Walsa ([[Time Bokan]]), and Tonzura ([[Yatterman]]).

==Notable voice work==
*[[Dōbutsu no Mori (film)]], the film adaptation of the [[Animal Crossing]] video game series. (Araso)
*[[Kyojin no Hoshi]] (Takashi Yoshida)
*[[Golden Warrior Gold Lightan]] (Ibaruda-Daiou)
*[[Neo-Human Casshern]] (Barashin)
*[[Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Solid State Society]] (Tonoda)
*[[Sazae-san]] (Anago-san (first voice))
*[[Tiger Mask]] (Daigo Daima)
*[[Time Bokan|Time Bokan series]]
**[[Time Bokan]] (Walsa)
**[[Yatterman]] (Tonzura)
**[[Zenderman]] (Donjuro)
**[[Otasukeman]] (Dowarusuki)
**[[Yattodetaman]] (Alan Sukado, Tonzura)
**[[Ippatsuman]] (Kyokanchin, Kumagoro)
**[[Itadakiman]] (Tonmentan)
**[[Time Bokan 2000]] (Ondore, Tonzura, Walsa)
*[[Combattler V]] (Daisaku Nishikawa, Narua)
*[[Gordian Warrior]] (Barubadasu)
*[[Doraemon]] (Jaian (original voice))
*[[Magikano]] (Aijan)
*[[Monster (manga)|Monster]] (Old Man)
*[[Yakitate!! Japan]] (Schweinlinch)
*[[Raideen]] (Thunders)
*[[The Snow Queen]] (Thomas)
*[[Lupin III]] 2nd Series (Benson Donkonjo Jr.)
*[[Legend of the Galactic Heroes]] (Chan Tao)

===Dub work===
*''[[Wacky Races]]'' (Little Gruesome)
*''[[Seed of Chucky]]'' (Pete Peters: [[John Waters (filmmaker)|John Waters]])
*''[[Popeye's Voyage: The Quest for Pappy]]'' (Pappy)
*''[[Everybody Loves Raymond]]'' ([[Frank Barone]]: [[Peter Boyle]])
*''[[Ben 10]]''(Max Tennyson)

===Television===
*[[Robot Detective]] ([[Heat transfer]]-man)

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://www.kenyu-office.com/profile/tatekabekazuya.html Profile at Kenyu Office]
* {{IMDb name|0851218}}
* {{ann|people|7247}}

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| PLACE OF DEATH = Tokyo, Japan
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Eric Heuvel

2015-05-21T11:44:18Z

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{{Infobox comics creator
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| birth_name = Eric Heuvel
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1960|05|25}}
| birth_place = [[Amsterdam]], [[Netherlands]]
| death_date =
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| awards = [[#Awards|full list]]
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'''Eric Heuvel''' (born 25 May 1960, [[Amsterdam]]) is a Dutch [[cartoonist]] best known for his [[cartoon]]s about [[World War II]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Eric Heuvel|url=http://www.lambiek.net/artists/h/heuvel.htm|publisher=lambiek.net|accessdate=16 October 2012}}</ref>

==Bibliography==
* '''January Jones'''
# Dodenrit naar Monte Carlo
# De Schedel van Sultan Mkwawa
# De Schatten van Koning Salomo
# Het Pinkerton Draaiboek
# De Horens van de Stier
# Het graf van de Zeppelin

* '''Bud Broadway'''
# De weg naar Java
# Het geheim van Raffles
# Banzai op Borneo
# Het einde van Indië
# Show in de Sahara
# De toorts van Caesar
# De dubbele Duce
# De lange weg naar huis

* '''Geheim van de tijd''' (eng: Secrets of history)
# De weg naar Java
# Het geheim van Raffles
# Banzai op Borneo
# Het einde van Indië
# Show in de Sahara
# De toorts van Caesar
# De dubbele Duce
# De lange weg naar huis

* '''De ontdekking''' (eng: A Family Secret)
* '''De schuilhoek''' (eng: The shelter)
* '''Frontstad Rotterdam''' (eng: Front city Rotterdam)
* '''De zoektocht''' (eng: The Search)
* '''De terugkeer''' (eng: The return)

==Awards==
He is the winner of the 2012 [[Stripschapprijs]].<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.ed.nl/nieuws/algemeen/binnenland/10149340/Stripschapprijs-2012-naar-Eric-Heuvel.ece|title=Stripschapprijs 2012 naar Eric Heuvel|date=27 December 2011|work=[[Eindhovens Dagblad]]|accessdate=28 December 2011}}</ref>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

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Wings (Japanese magazine)

2014-09-11T02:52:00Z

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{{multiple issues|
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{{Infobox Magazine
| title = Wings
| image_file = Wings magazine logo.png
| image_size = 183px
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| editor =
| editor_title =
| staff_writer =
| frequency = Bi-monthly (Vol. 1-9) Monthly (from Vol. 10)
| circulation = 250,000
| category = [[Shōjo manga]]
| company = [[Shinshokan]]
| publisher =
| firstdate =
| country = Japan
| language = Japanese
| website = [http://www.shinshokan.com/wings/ Official Website]
| issn =
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{{nihongo|'''''Wings'''''|月刊ウィングス|Gekkan Uingusu}} is a [[shōjo manga]] [[magazine]] published by [[Shinshokan]]. The magazine is aimed at a female audience in the 16 to 20 year-old age range<ref>[http://www.matt-thorn.com/shoujo_manga/magazines/index.html www.matt-thorn.com] - target audience, retrieved on 2007-07-25</ref> and tend to be action- or fantasy-oriented stories.<ref>[http://niko-niko.net/random/phonebooks.html Niko-niko.net] - subject, retrieved on 2007-07-25</ref> Wings previously had a number of special editions such as ''Shinshokan South'', or simply ''South'', ''Phantom Club'', ''Huckleberry'', ''Un Poco'', and ''Wings: Story''. Currently, only ''Un Poco'', and ''Wings: Story'' are still being published.

==Manga artists and series featured in ''Wings''==

* [[Clamp (manga artists)|Clamp]]
** ''[[Left Hand (manga)|Left Hand]]''
** ''[[RG Veda]]''
** ''[[Tokyo Babylon]]''
* [[Hakase Mizuki]]
** ''[[Baku (manga)|Baku]]''
** ''[[The Demon Ororon]]''
** ''[[Empire of Midnight]]''
* [[Judal]]
** ''[[Vampire Game]]''
* [[Kazuya Minekura]]
** ''[[Stigma (manga)|Stigma]]''
* [[Yun Kōga]]
** ''[[Earthian]]''
* [[Misaho Kujirado]]
** ''[[Princess Ai]]'' (created by [[Courtney Love]] and [[DJ Milky]])
* [[Tomo Maeda]]
** ''[[Black Sun Silver Moon]]''
* [[Marvelous Entertainment]]
** ''[[Rune Factory 2]]''
* [[Yuki Miyamoto]]
** ''[[Cafe Kichijoji de]]'' (written by [[Kyoko Negishi]])
* [[Mineko Ohkami]]
** ''[[Dragon Knights]]''
* [[Kaori Ozaki]]
** ''[[Immortal Rain]]''
* [[Shuri Shiozu]]
** ''[[Eerie Queerie!]]''
* [[Ryō Takagi]]
** ''[[The Devil Within (manga)|The Devil Within]]''
* [[Mikiyo Tsuda]]
** ''[[The Day of Revolution]]''
** ''[[Princess Princess (manga)|Princess Princess]]''
* [[Fumi Yoshinaga]]
** ''[[Antique Bakery]]''
* [[Ako Yutenji]]
** ''[[Liling-Po]]''
* [[Hiromu Arakawa]]
** ''[[Noble Farmer]]''

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://www.shinshokan.com/wings/ Shinshokan's Wings page] {{ja icon}}

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Guru Studio

2014-06-07T13:35:01Z

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{{Notability|Companies|date=March 2013}}
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| name = Guru Studio
| logo = [[File:Guru Studio logo.svg|150px]]
| type = Privately Owned
| genre =
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| foundation = 2000<ref name="ottawa"/><ref name="hazed"/>
| founder = Frank Falcone, Anne Deslauriers, Chuck Gammage
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| location_city = [[Toronto]]
| location_country = [[Canada]]
| location =
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| key_people = Frank Falcone (President, Creative Director) Mary Bredin (Vice President- Development & Acquisitions) Amy Robson (Vice President Production)
| industry = [[computer generated imagery|CGI]] [[animation]], [[television series]], [[motion pictures]]
| products = ''[[Justin Time (TV series)|Justin Time]]'' ''[[PAW Patrol]]''
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'''Guru Studio''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[animation]] studio based in [[Toronto]], Canada.<ref>[http://www.gurustudio.com/contact Guru Studio website], contact information, retrieved May 13, 2011.</ref> with employees in Russia, India, Indonesia, USA, Brazil, Spain, UK.<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/vsearch/p?f_CC=52000]</ref> The company has won various industry awards and has been featured in several international film festivals.<ref name="ottawa">[http://www.animationfestival.ca/archives/2008/index.php?option=com_oiaf&task=showevent&i=455 Ottawa international animation festival 2008], retrieved May 13, 2011.</ref>

In 2001, Guru Studio provided CGI [[Station identification|ids]] and [[Bumper (broadcasting)|bumpers]] for [[Teletoon (Canada)|Teletoon]]. They showed the ids and bumpers at the [[Annecy International Animated Film Festival]] and won prizes.

Guru won a [[Telly Award]] in 2010 for their short film ''Hazed''.<ref>[http://www.tellyawards.com/winners/list/?l=G&event=11&category=1&award=S Telly Award winners, letter "s"], retrieved May 13, 2011.</ref> The film was screened at the [[Ottawa International Animation Festival]], the [[Animation Block Party]], and at other festivals.<ref name="hazed">[http://www.canadiananimationresources.ca/?p=1597 "guru studios' HAZED at Pictoplasma"], Canadian Animation Resources, April 8, 2010, retrieved May 13, 2011</ref>

Other industry awards the studio has won include a [[Clio Awards|Clio]] award, [[Promax Awards|Promax]] award, and Mobius award.<ref name="ottawa"/><ref>[http://www.mobiusawards.com/awards/index.asp?PROCESS=Y&F_ENTRY_YEAR=2008&F_TITLE01=&F_AWARD=&F_CATEGORY01=&F_MEDIUM=&F_KEYWORDS=guru&F_MATCH_TYPE=OR&submit1=Submit Mobius Awards lookup], retrieved May 13, 2011.</ref>

==Filmography==
* ''[[The Backyardigans]]'' (2004—2010)
* ''[[Justin Time (TV series)|Justin Time]]'' (2011—present)
* ''[[Mudpit (TV series)|Mudpit]]'' (2012—2013)
* ''[[PAW Patrol]] (2013)
* ''[[Ever After High]]'' (2013-present, serviced from Mattel)

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*{{official website|http://www.gurustudio.com/}}
*{{IMDb company|0252477}}

[[Category:Canadian animation studios]]
[[Category:Companies based in Toronto]]
[[Category:Film production companies of Canada]]
[[Category:Telly Awards]]

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Talk:Asian fashion doll

2014-03-02T10:22:45Z

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== Attempt to clean up the list of dolls ==

Changing the title of the list from "see also" to "Examples of Asian fashion dolls". Removing all the redlinks, retaining links to those articles that actually exist. Removing latidoll and souldoll from the list, since I think they are more commonly and accurately classified as ball-jointed dolls, and they are listed in the [[ball-jointed doll]] article. Adding a more proper "see also" section with links to [[fashion doll]] and and [[ball-jointed doll]].[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 12:36, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

== Move ==

Moved article from plural title Asian fashion dolls to singular Asian Fashion doll, per [[Wikipedia:Naming conventions#Prefer singular nouns]]. Edited links on articles linking to the plural title.[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 14:35, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

== Removing pullip variants ==

Removing variants of pullip dolls from the list:
*[[Dal Doll]] by Chunsang Chunha and Jun Planning
*[[TaeYang]] ("Pullip's boyfriend") by Chunsang Chunha and Jun Planning
The main pullip entry remains, and I think it's enough that the related dolls are mentioned in the pullip article.

Some other dolls, like the ones from Sonokong and Sekiguchi could possibly be conflated also, but I don't know enough about them to do so. It would be really great if someone who are familiar with these dolls could add some details about them.[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 14:43, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

==Possibly non-notable dolls==
I removed the following dolls from the article since they are possibly not [[WP:NOTABLE]]. I left those where I could find any sort of related article on wikipedia, in english or other language. I also tentatively left annz since they were referred to in the prose above the list.
*Ingrid ("finest vinyl" dolls) by JOETAI<ref>[http://www.joetaidoll.com/JoeTaiDoll.htm JoeTaiDoll site]</ref>
*J-doll by Jun Planning<ref>http://www.jun-doll.com/index.php?doll=j-doll&cr= J-doll at Jun-doll.com, official Jun Planning site</ref>
*Marmit
*Nippon Misaki (Jason Wu/Fashion Royalty Nippon) by Integrity Toys
*Rune by Sekiguchi
*Susie ("Asian American") by RnD Dolls
*YeunJi by [[Sonokong]]
[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 13:01, 28 February 2009 (UTC)

*note: I readded Kurhn which you removed without doing any research. I put a reference to the official site this time since you requested it. It belongs because a.) it is a notable doll from China and b.) the asian fashion doll list currently does not include a chinese doll. Kurhn does not currently have a page on the English wiki, but it is IS NOTABLE. Not having a wiki page yet does not make something not notable. -- [[User:NatsukiGirl|'''NatsukiGirl''']]\[[User_Talk:NatsukiGirl|''talk'']]

::Please to try [[WP:AGF|assume good faith]]. The above post is five months old and about other brands. Before removing Kurhn I searched google which just gave a bunch of resellers [http://www.google.com/search?q=Foshan+Kurhn&btnG=Google] and google news came up with nothing [http://news.google.com/archivesearch?um=1&ned=us&hl=en&num=100&q=Kurhn&cf=all] (and google news indexes Chinese language sources as well.) Doing a google search with a different keyword show some brief coverage by fans.[http://www.google.com/search?q=Kurhn+&btnG=Google] but Wikipedia's [[Wikipedia:Notability|notability]] guideline requires coverage from [[Wikipedia:Reliable sources|reliable sources]], which fan blogs are not, and [[WP:SOURCES|independent]] of the subject, which an official site is not. There is no way to [[WP:VERIFY|verify]] that this doll brand is more important to mention than any other Chinese fashion doll brand. [[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 10:03, 14 July 2009 (UTC)
:::OK, searching google news for "可儿娃娃"[http://news.google.com/archivesearch?um=1&ned=us&hl=en&num=100&q=%E5%8F%AF%E5%84%BF%E5%A8%83%E5%A8%83&cf=all] (the title of kurhn.com - I guess it would translate to "Foshan Kurhn" but I don't know Chinese) came up with what looks like a few [[WP:SECONDARY|secondary]] reliable sources with some brief coverage: [http://www.ycwb.com/ePaper/klsh/html/2008-08/07/content_278500.htm][http://finance.ifeng.com/money/roll/20090411/531771.shtml][http://www.gd.xinhuanet.com/newscenter/2009-04/09/content_16198036.htm] I added the first one (with the images) to the article as a secondary source. The other ones mostly seemed to deal with the economical aspects (at least from what I could glean using google translate.) [[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 10:31, 14 July 2009 (UTC)

::::Excust me, but Foshan is a place called 佛山 in Guangdong, and 'doll' in Chinese is 娃娃.

== Don't forget some of dolls for children ==
Mimi from Mimiworld, and Jouju from Young Toys, although they're looks similar to Jenny, they still have a main represent of fashion dolls in Korea children (like Fulla in Middle East), evel Jouju has her own Magical Girl cartoon called Secret Jouju now! So add them into the list, thank you. — Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned]] comment added by [[Special:Contributions/14.136.145.89|14.136.145.89]] ([[User talk:14.136.145.89|talk]]) 02:57, 25 February 2014 (UTC) 
:Thank you for your suggestion. We need independent [[WP:RS|reliable sources]], like a newspaper or magazine that covered them, to establish the notability of the dolls to include them here. [[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 12:29, 25 February 2014 (UTC)
Jouju's link: http://www.youngtoys.co.kr/english/html/02_jouju_front.html
Mimi's link: https://www.youtube.com/user/zidream70/videos?shelf_id=1&view=0&sort=dd (you need to have more patient to find the products of Mimi doll... ) — Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned]] comment added by [[Special:Contributions/183.178.214.128|183.178.214.128]] ([[User talk:183.178.214.128|talk]]) 10:19, 2 March 2014 (UTC)

Talk:Asian fashion doll

2014-03-02T10:19:50Z

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== Attempt to clean up the list of dolls ==

Changing the title of the list from "see also" to "Examples of Asian fashion dolls". Removing all the redlinks, retaining links to those articles that actually exist. Removing latidoll and souldoll from the list, since I think they are more commonly and accurately classified as ball-jointed dolls, and they are listed in the [[ball-jointed doll]] article. Adding a more proper "see also" section with links to [[fashion doll]] and and [[ball-jointed doll]].[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 12:36, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

== Move ==

Moved article from plural title Asian fashion dolls to singular Asian Fashion doll, per [[Wikipedia:Naming conventions#Prefer singular nouns]]. Edited links on articles linking to the plural title.[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 14:35, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

== Removing pullip variants ==

Removing variants of pullip dolls from the list:
*[[Dal Doll]] by Chunsang Chunha and Jun Planning
*[[TaeYang]] ("Pullip's boyfriend") by Chunsang Chunha and Jun Planning
The main pullip entry remains, and I think it's enough that the related dolls are mentioned in the pullip article.

Some other dolls, like the ones from Sonokong and Sekiguchi could possibly be conflated also, but I don't know enough about them to do so. It would be really great if someone who are familiar with these dolls could add some details about them.[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 14:43, 12 July 2008 (UTC)

==Possibly non-notable dolls==
I removed the following dolls from the article since they are possibly not [[WP:NOTABLE]]. I left those where I could find any sort of related article on wikipedia, in english or other language. I also tentatively left annz since they were referred to in the prose above the list.
*Ingrid ("finest vinyl" dolls) by JOETAI<ref>[http://www.joetaidoll.com/JoeTaiDoll.htm JoeTaiDoll site]</ref>
*J-doll by Jun Planning<ref>http://www.jun-doll.com/index.php?doll=j-doll&cr= J-doll at Jun-doll.com, official Jun Planning site</ref>
*Marmit
*Nippon Misaki (Jason Wu/Fashion Royalty Nippon) by Integrity Toys
*Rune by Sekiguchi
*Susie ("Asian American") by RnD Dolls
*YeunJi by [[Sonokong]]
[[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 13:01, 28 February 2009 (UTC)

*note: I readded Kurhn which you removed without doing any research. I put a reference to the official site this time since you requested it. It belongs because a.) it is a notable doll from China and b.) the asian fashion doll list currently does not include a chinese doll. Kurhn does not currently have a page on the English wiki, but it is IS NOTABLE. Not having a wiki page yet does not make something not notable. -- [[User:NatsukiGirl|'''NatsukiGirl''']]\[[User_Talk:NatsukiGirl|''talk'']]

::Please to try [[WP:AGF|assume good faith]]. The above post is five months old and about other brands. Before removing Kurhn I searched google which just gave a bunch of resellers [http://www.google.com/search?q=Foshan+Kurhn&btnG=Google] and google news came up with nothing [http://news.google.com/archivesearch?um=1&ned=us&hl=en&num=100&q=Kurhn&cf=all] (and google news indexes Chinese language sources as well.) Doing a google search with a different keyword show some brief coverage by fans.[http://www.google.com/search?q=Kurhn+&btnG=Google] but Wikipedia's [[Wikipedia:Notability|notability]] guideline requires coverage from [[Wikipedia:Reliable sources|reliable sources]], which fan blogs are not, and [[WP:SOURCES|independent]] of the subject, which an official site is not. There is no way to [[WP:VERIFY|verify]] that this doll brand is more important to mention than any other Chinese fashion doll brand. [[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 10:03, 14 July 2009 (UTC)
:::OK, searching google news for "可儿娃娃"[http://news.google.com/archivesearch?um=1&ned=us&hl=en&num=100&q=%E5%8F%AF%E5%84%BF%E5%A8%83%E5%A8%83&cf=all] (the title of kurhn.com - I guess it would translate to "Foshan Kurhn" but I don't know Chinese) came up with what looks like a few [[WP:SECONDARY|secondary]] reliable sources with some brief coverage: [http://www.ycwb.com/ePaper/klsh/html/2008-08/07/content_278500.htm][http://finance.ifeng.com/money/roll/20090411/531771.shtml][http://www.gd.xinhuanet.com/newscenter/2009-04/09/content_16198036.htm] I added the first one (with the images) to the article as a secondary source. The other ones mostly seemed to deal with the economical aspects (at least from what I could glean using google translate.) [[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 10:31, 14 July 2009 (UTC)

== Don't forget some of dolls for children ==
Mimi from Mimiworld, and Jouju from Young Toys, although they're looks similar to Jenny, they still have a main represent of fashion dolls in Korea children (like Fulla in Middle East), evel Jouju has her own Magical Girl cartoon called Secret Jouju now! So add them into the list, thank you. — Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned]] comment added by [[Special:Contributions/14.136.145.89|14.136.145.89]] ([[User talk:14.136.145.89|talk]]) 02:57, 25 February 2014 (UTC) 
:Thank you for your suggestion. We need independent [[WP:RS|reliable sources]], like a newspaper or magazine that covered them, to establish the notability of the dolls to include them here. [[User:Siawase|Siawase]] ([[User talk:Siawase|talk]]) 12:29, 25 February 2014 (UTC)
Jouju's link: http://www.youngtoys.co.kr/english/html/02_jouju_front.html
Mimi's link: https://www.youtube.com/user/zidream70/videos?shelf_id=1&view=0&sort=dd (you need to have more patient to find the products of Mimi doll... )

Magical girl

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{{Nihongo|'''Magical girls'''|魔法少女|mahō shōjo|also known as '''mahou shoujo''' or '''majokko'''}} is a sub-[[genre]] of Japanese fantasy [[anime]] and [[manga]] which feature young girls who use magic.

==Genre history==
The ''[[Princess Knight]]'' manga, released in 1953, is regarded by manga and anime historians as a [[prototype]] for the magical girl genre.<ref name="Gravett p.77">{{cite book |first = Paul | last = Gravett |authorlink=Paul Gravett |year=2004 |title=Manga: 60 Years of Japanese Comics |publisher=Harper Design |isbn=1-85669-391-0 |page=77}}</ref> ''[[Himitsu no Akko-chan]]'', serialized in 1962 in ''[[Ribon]]'', is regarded as the earliest magical girl manga.<ref>{{cite book|last=Thompson|first=Jason|authorlink=Jason Thompson (writer)|url = http://books.google.com/books?id=GvEFDD4rdWMC&pg=PT687&lpg=PT687&dq=manga+the+complete+guide+akko-chan+earliest&source=bl&ots=K-1bjWzMLs&sig=RAUAoiyU0Eb358tJ8DeyIjQCrjw&hl=en&sa=X&ei=kW9AUt_hI8KUiQLLyYFQ&ved=0CDMQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=manga%20the%20complete%20guide%20akko-chan%20earliest&f=false | title=Manga: The Complete Guide|publisher=Del Rey|year=2007|page=8|isbn=0345485904}}</ref>

The Japanese dub of the American TV series ''[[Bewitched]]'' became popular among young Japanese girls in the 1960s,<ref>{{cite book |last=Drazen |first=Patrick |title=Anime Explosion! The What? Why? & Wow! of Japanese Animation |year=2002 | month=October |publisher=Stone Bridge Press |location=[[Berkeley, California]] |isbn=1-880656-72-8 |oclc=50898281 |page=281}}</ref> and inspired [[Mitsuteru Yokoyama]] to invent ''[[Sally the Witch]]'', which aired on television in 1966<ref name="Gravett p.78">{{cite book |author=Gravett, Paul |authorlink=Paul Gravett |year=2004 |title=[[Manga: 60 Years of Japanese Comics]] |publisher=Harper Design |isbn=1-85669-391-0 |page=78}}</ref> and is regarded by historians as the first magical girl anime.<ref>{{cite journal |last=Boren |first=James |title=The Making of a Magical Girl |journal=[[Animerica]] |volume=11 |issue=9 |page=31 |publisher=[[Viz Media]] |month=September |year=2003}}</ref>

After 2003, magical girl anime marketed to male audiences such as ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'' became a prolific trend alongside the traditional female-oriented works.<ref name="Oppliger">{{cite web |url=http://www.animenation.net/blog/2007/10/22/ask-john-is-magical-girl-anime-for-male-viewers-a-new-trend/ |title=Ask John: Is Magical Girl Anime for Male Viewers a New Trend? |first=John |last=Oppliger |authorlink=AnimeNation#John Oppliger |date=2007-10-22 |accessdate=2008-05-30 |publisher=[[AnimeNation]]}}</ref>{{examples|date=September 2013|reason=need examples of magical girl anime for male audiences and its impact on the industry, or quantities of works made relative to female-oriented works}} 

The magical girl genre earned renewed popularity in the 2010s with the advent of ''[[Puella Magi Madoka Magica]]'',{{Citation needed|date=October 2013}} whose mature themes and darker atmosphere earned acclaim from viewers and critics outside the genre's target audience.{{Citation needed|date=October 2013|reason=need references for all these statements}}

==Magical girls in non-Japanese media==

===Magical girls in America===
Examples of magical girl series in America include [[Sabrina_the_Teenage_Witch_(disambiguation)|Sabrina the teenage witch series]], [[Jem_(TV_series)|Jem]], ''[[Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld]]'',<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.comicsalliance.com/2013/01/03/amethyst-princess-of-gemworld-thunder-and-lightning-shorts-dc-nation-cartoon-network-video/|title=New 'Amethyst' And 'Thunder & Lightning' Shorts Debuting On DC Nation This Saturday (Video)|publisher=ComicsAlliance|date=January 3, 2013|accessdate=September 14, 2013}}</ref> '' [[She-ra]], [[Lady Lovely Locks]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} ''[[Trollz]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} ''[[Wildfire (1986 TV series)|Wildfire]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} '' [[Bratzillaz]], [[Wonder Woman and the Star Riders]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} , [[Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders]], and ''[[Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic]]''.{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} [[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]] is also gets some elements of that.

===Magical girls in Europe===
Examples of magical girl series in Europe include ''[[Angel's Friends]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} ''[[Winx Club]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}} ''[[Puppy in My Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville]]'',{{Citation needed|date=December 2013}}, ''[[W.I.T.C.H.]]'', and Lolirock.{{Citation needed|date=October 2013}}

===Magical girls in Asia===
Examples of magical girl series in Asia include [[Balala the Fairies]], Petit Petit Muse (쁘띠쁘띠 뮤즈) and Secret Jouju (치링치링 시크릿쥬쥬).

==See also==
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{{category see also|Magical girl anime and manga}}
* [[Girl Heroes]]
* [[Sailor Senshi]]
* [[Super Sentai]]
* [[Superheroine]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==Further reading==
* {{cite journal | last = Yoshida | first = Kaori | title = Evolution of Female Heroes: Carnival Mode of Gender Representation in Anime | publisher = Western Washington University |year=2002 | url = http://journals2.iranscience.net:800/mcel.pacificu.edu/mcel.pacificu.edu/aspac/home/papers/scholars/yoshida/yoshida.php3 | accessdate = 2007-09-22 }}
* {{cite book |last=Napier |first=Susan J. |authorlink=Susan J. Napier |title=The Worlds of Japanese Popular Culture: Gender, Shifting Boundaries and Global Culture |editor=Martinez, Dolores P |origyear=1998 |publisher=Cambridge University Press |isbn=0-521-63128-9 |chapter=Vampires, Psychic Girls, Flying Women and Sailor Scouts |year=1998}}

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Ever After High

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'''Ever After High''' is a doll franchise released by Mattel in the summer of 2013. It is a companion line to the popular [[Monster High]] dolls, however in this line the characters are based upon characters from [[fairy tale]]s and [[Fantasy literature|fantasy stories]].
The franchise was created based upon the success of its parent line Monster High.

==Storyline==
The Ever After High storyline is based upon the children of famous fairy tale characters attending the eponymous high school, who are destined to follow in their parents’ footsteps to keep their stories alive through generations, otherwise their stories will cease to exist. However, Raven Queen is unhappy with her destiny and wishes to write her own path. The school gets divided in ‘Royals or Rebels’ which is between those who know they will have a happily ever after and those with less favorable destinies or those who prefer the idea of writing their own destiny.

==Dolls==
They are very similar to Monster High - the main differences are the rounder faces, thicker and more human-like bodies, and the differences in how different molds are utilized - example, Madeline Hatter is shorter to resemble her size in the series, and not her age. Unlike Monster High, the characters each share similar face molds.

==Characters==
The cast is composed of two types: the "Royals", characters who look forward to the destinies promised to them, which mainly includes princesses and other 'liked' protagonists, and the "Rebels", characters with either less favorable destinies, have a problem which prevents them from following their parents, or are fond of the idea of writing their own destinies. There are also other characters who lie with both sides, or those whose allegiance is not clear.

===Raven Queen===
Daughter of [[the Evil Queen]], Raven Queen is a kindhearted, sassy and friendly spirit, despite "''the''" [[Grimhilde|Evil Queen]] (possibly [[Queen Grimhilde]] based her ''Basic'' outfit's Gothic appearance compared to her 'everyday clothing') being her mother. Her destiny pledge is as the next [[Evil Queen]], though Raven resents her destiny as an evil, going as far as walking out at the rehearsal for Legacy Day. [[Raven Queen (Ever After High)|Raven Queen]] is as reasonably friendly with every encounter she has with, hoping to clear up the misunderstanding that she's evil, although she does show a tendency to be easily annoyed by her Royal counterpart, Apple White, due to Apple's overly cheerful attitude. Giles Grimm has shown a special interest in Raven because of her Rebel qualities, for reasons yet unknown.
Her BFFA (Best Friend Forever After) is Maddie Hatter, her favorite food is salted caramel, and she appears to also has a love interest for Dexter Charming, asking him to go to party with him, (quietly) saying wanting to go as friends even though in a later episode will announce how she feels despite Cupid's interest. Her good personality is taken on from her father, the [[Good King]], her reputation and appearance seems to stem, unfortunately for Raven, from her mother's side.Her favorite color scheme is purple and silver. She freed everyone to follow their parents destinies because Giles Grimm told her the truth. Raven is voiced by [[Erin Fitzgerald]].

===Apple White===
The daughter of [[Snow White]], Apple is a blonde, blue-eyed, and fair-skinned princess. Her destiny pledge is to be the next [[Snow White]] and inherit her mother's Happily Ever After. Apple is beloved by her fellow schoolmates, since her mother is the world's most beloved fairy tale character. She and Daring Charming have been dubbed the school's power couple, though they are not an official couple, though Apple admits they will be together after high school. Since Raven Queen is a major part of her own storyline, Apple works hard to ensure Raven stays on the evil path, going as far as asking to room with Raven in order to keep an eye on her. In truth, Apple's action are unwittingly selfish, since she's so sensitive about her own Happily Ever After that she often forgets about Raven's feelings, in other words, she has a typical [[Princess sickness]].
Apple loves to dress in colors such as red and gold, and wears a small golden crown. She loves to sing, and has been shown to consult her magic mirror for fashion advice. Apple is voiced by Jonquil Goode.

===Madeline "Maddie" Hatter===
'''Maddie''' is the daughter of [[Mad Hatter|the Mad Hatter]]. She is a [[Rebel (School of Ever After High's form of respiration of students)|Rebel]]. She is kind, loyal, always wants to lead out a helping-hand and speaks in riddles, a language she calls "[[riddles|Riddleish]]". Maddie is the only character who can hear the narrators, and has often stopped to talk to them despite stares from her classmates. Just like her father, Maddie adores tea, and is often accompanied by her pet [[dormouse]], Earl Grey (based off of the tea called [[earl grey]], 'Grey' possibly being a "created '[[surname]]' " for him) during her [[tea party|tea parties]]. She is a student body co-president, along with Apple White.
Maddie's favorite foods are traditional British tea and crumplets, and her color scheme colors are turquoise and [[purple]].
Madeline has light-tan, peach-colored [[Caucasian race|Caucasian]] skin, cotton-candy-blue (or turquoise/[[cyan]]), wavy hair, with some loose, few purple streaks, a blue top hat, and light pink lips. Maddie is very happy-go-lucky, she says her best friends are Raven Queen and Cedar Wood, but really she likes everybody.
She is voiced by [[Cindy Robinson]].

===Briar Beauty===
The daughter of Sleeping Beauty and Apple's best friend, Briar is a stylish, party-loving teen, although she has a tendency to fall asleep at random times due to her destiny as the next [[Sleeping Beauty]]. Briar does her best to support her friends, but often falls asleep at inopportune moments when they need her the most. Briar has been shown to have one-track mind, trying to squeeze in as much fun as possible before she is cursed to sleep for a hundred years. She is very keen on risky fun, such as willingly jumping out a window and setting up a bungee jump on the school's turret. However, Briar has also displayed very good study habits, possibly to make up for her falling asleep in class.
Briar is voiced by [[Kate Higgins]], and her scheme colors are soft/baby, [[light pink|light]] pink and off-black.

===Ashlynn Ella===
Ashlynn is the [[Royal family|royal]] daughter of Cinderella and a friend to Briar and Apple. Ashlynn can also be described easily as a [[Caucasian|Caucasian-raced]], peach-colored redheaded girl with emerald-green eyes, long lashes, and somewhere who mostly wears translucent long sleeves with are under short sleeves, and a headband with a bumped, bouffant-poof in the front-back of it. She is polite, hardworking and sensible, and runs the Glass Slipper shoe store. She has a guilty pleasure for shoes, as she has a collection of them, getting [[Hysteria|hysterical]] at the mention of new [[shoe]]s, as only revealed in "Apple's Tale: The Story of a Royal", which was also trailered in "The World of Ever After High", but it also brings up her obsession with [[shoes]] at the back of her box, above her statistic-traits bio. This can ''not'' so probably be told being [[greed|greedy]] in "The Shoe Must Go On", due to, her share of caring of others and getting ready for her [[shoe store]] being shown up. Ashlynn has a [[secret]] relationship with Hunter Huntsman; only Cedar Wood knows about them, according to "Cedar Wood Would Love to Lie". Her color scheme is light aqua and pink. She is voiced by [[Laura Bailey]].

===Hunter Huntsman===
Hunter is the son of "''The Huntsman''" (who is from both the stories of ''Little Riding Hood'' and ''Snow White''). He is very adventurous, yet slightly boastful and gets really annoyed pretty easily, especially by a squirrel named [[annoyance|Pesky]]. His true love is Ashlynn Ella and is secretly dating her, although he is not a prince nor a part of her story; this implies both of their allegiances are unclear. His color scheme is green and brown. He is voiced by Grant George.

===C.A. Cupid===
C.A. Cupid is the adopted daughter of [[Cupid|Eros]] and [[Cupid and Psyche|Psyche]]. She transferred from [[Monster High]]. She has the power to make people fall in love, because of this, other students can count on her to help them find their true love or for advice. She has a crush on Dexter Charming. Her color scheme is [[light pink]] and gold. Like Raven, she is voiced by Erin Fitzgerald.

===Blondie Lockes===
Blondie is the daughter of [[List of Fables characters|Goldilocks]] and a friend to Apple and Briar. She is a Royal. She owns a [[iPad|MirrorPad]] and, along with it, runs her own "[[talk show|Mirror Cast Show]]". She is bubbly and social with a love for gossip, and is the go-to girl for news; however, she is also quite picky, as she prefers to do and want things to be "just right"; for instance, she often butts into Apple and Charming's friendship to insist that they become a couple. Her color scheme is [[blue]] and [[yellow]]. She is voiced by [[Julie Maddalena]].

===Cerise Hood===
Cerise is daughter of [[Little Red Riding Hood]] and apparently the repented [[Big Bad Wolf]]. She hides her father's identity and her own half [[werewolf]] properties, including wolf-like ears, from the students and staff of the [[boarding school|Ever After High]] school. She has a pet wolf named Carmine. Her color scheme is deep red and [[black]]. her father is also a teacher at her school and she might have a crush on Daring Charming. her bffa's are Raven and Madline. She is voiced by [[Rena S. Mandel]].

===Dexter Charming===
Dexter is a son of Prince Charming (now [[Prince Charming|King Charming]], revealed in the 'Apple's tale' episode). He has a different personality than Daring, he seems to be somewhat shy, nervous, and more down-to-earth.Most people think hes the quiet,boring side of Daring He has a crush on Raven, even though Cupid has a crush on him. His signature color is royal blue. He's voiced by [[Evan Smith (voice-actor)|Evan Smith]].

===Daring Charming===
Daring is the brother of Dexter Charming. He is stuck-up, conceited (both traits typically as/of a Royal), and even though he is "down to Earth", and nicer, his brother, Dexter is ''also'' a Royal. Daring is hardheaded, daring (as his [[given name|first name]] goes), brave, and as he often calls himself, "good looking".
He often flashes girls his sparkling, dazzling smile (though sort of an error, because in the 'Tales: Story of a...' episodes, it's just a 'whitening', this though probably meaning he has just gotten it for a way to flirt with 'the ladies' [Ever After High female students], and it is coincidentally so strong it's coincidentally permanent); and he's a total flirt. Though according to ''Raven's Tale: The Story of a Rebel'', he is kind and generous enough to warn people to it, such as Raven (in the 'castle-teria'),Rebel girl like Cerise just to be friendly (perhaps).
Flirtatious, 'dashing', as he says brave, and somewhat (sometimes) noble, Daring does have a good heart, "somewhat 'all and all' ".
Daring Charming, is, same as his brother, voiced by the [[voice actor|voice-actor]], Evan Smith.

===Hopper Croakington II===
Hopper is the son of the [[The Frog Prince (story)|Frog Prince]]. He is a Royal. He is a shy individual and often turns back into a frog when tongue-tied. In his frog form, Hopper can fully express his poetic side. Hopper has a crush on Briar Beauty; at one point, he tried to ask Briar to a dance with the help of C.A Cupid, only for the plan to backfire. His color scheme is [[scarlet (color)|scarlet]] and green. He is voiced by [[Cam Clarke]].

===Cedar Wood===
Cedar is the daughter of Pinocchio, and is, and is kind, loyal and honest. She has a stuffed nose, due to being cursed to never lie.
Cedar hates lying and to lie it seems, but has shown to sort of want to lie as in "Cedar Wood Would Love to Lie". She is named after [[cedar]] which is a type of [[wood]], as her full name, [[first name]] and [[family name|last]] go altogether and all together.
By the way her voice sounds and her hair, she appears to might be sort of a puppet version of an African American.
She is voiced by [[Jonquil Goode]], and is the only knower of Ashlynn Ella's and Hunter Huntsman's relationship as of officially due to ''"Cedar Wood Would Love To Lie"''.

===Lizzie Hearts===
Lizzie Hearts is the daughter of [[Queen of Hearts (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)|the Queen of Hearts]]. She is a [[Royal (School's resperation status, which means she wants to follow the destiny of her parent)|Royal]]. She is happy with her destiny and doesn't want to change it, despite being destined to be a villain. She has the same signature line as her mother, which is called "Off With Her Head", as well as a singular British accent. She also has a heart-shaped beauty-mark on her right-hand eye. She also carries a deck of cards with her. Her best friends are Kitty Cheshire and Madeline Hatter. Her color scheme is red and black. She is voiced by [[Wendee Lee]].

===Kitty Cheshire===
Kitty is the daughter of [[Cheshire Cat|the Cheshire Cat]].Kitty is a Rebel .She has the same power as her dad which is disappearing into thin air, leaving just her smile behind. Kitty is quite mischievous, and her practical jokes can often go too far. She has a light-pitch, girlish-like voice. She rooms with Madeline Hatter. Her color scheme is [[lavender]] and [[navy]]. She is voiced by [[Bekka Prewitt]].She also hangs out with a royal Lizzie Hearts.

===Tiny===
Tiny is the son of the Giant from [[Jack and the Beanstalk]] and currently the largest student attending Ever After High. He appears to be kind, helpful and a little shy. His signature color is [[olive green]]. He is voiced by [[Malcolm Danare]].

===Duchess Swan===
The daughter of the Swan Queen from [[Swan Lake]]. It is implied that whether she has a talent for [[ballet]] or not, based on her [[Swan Lake|mother's story]]. Her rival is Apple White. Her signature color is pearl white. She is voiced by [[Stephanie Sheh]].

===Holly O'Hair===
Holly is one of the two daughters of [[Rapunzel]] and a new student in Ever After High. Her sister is Poppy O'Hair, who runs a hair [[salon]]. She has really long hair.Her colour scheme is pale violet.

===Poppy O'Hair===
Poppy is one of the two daughters of Rapunzel and a new student in Ever After High, along with her sister. Unique and creative, she runs a [[hair salon]]. Despite her mother's trademark, she has chin length wavy purple hair that is cutting edge.Unlike her sister she is cutting edge and very hip.

===Headmaster Grimm===
Headmaster Milton Grimm is the founder of Ever After High. He does not want anyone to question their destiny ,as their stories will be nonexistent because of this. He is also in charge of the Legacy Day pledge rehearsals. His brother, Giles Grimm, resides in the Vault of Lost Tales, located under the school. He is voiced by [[Jamieson Price]].

===Giles Grimm===
Giles Grimm is the brother of Headmaster Grimm. He resides in the Vault of Lost Tales, located underneath the school. It is implied that he has a curse which make him only to speak in riddle format. He makes a cameo in the Monster High movie "13 Wishes", in which he encourages a finder of Gigi's lantern to wish for Gigi to have a friend: Whisp. He is voiced by [[Cam Clarke]].

===DJ N-Chant===
The resident DJ of Ever After High. He prefers to only use his very own Imperial Gold Turntables to spin music. His appearance has not been shown yet.

===Narrators===
The narrators talk through the web series of Ever After High. One is female, who narrates for the Royals, and the other is male, who narrates the Rebel side. The two regularly bicker over the video when it comes to the two sides. Maddie is the only character to be able to hear and talk to them.

==Media==
Ever After High has released a [[website]], and a series of webisodes on [[YouTube]].<ref>http://www.youtube.com/user/EverAfterHigh Ever After High videos on Youtube</ref> The first two describe the stories of the lead characters Raven and Apple, and were released on May 30, 2013. A TV special has been announced to air in the Fall of 2013.

===Book series===
An Ever After High book has been released in October 2013, written by [[Shannon Hale]]. A sequel has been announced to be released in March 2014.<ref>[http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industry-news/article/57691-shannon-hale-and-mattel-live-happily-ever-after.html Shannon Hale and Mattel live 'Happily Ever After']</ref> They will be published by [[Little, Brown and Company]] based upon their success with the Monster High series of books.

===In-store marketing===
In the USA the dolls are currently available at most stores, along with various merchandise including T-shirts, journals and jewelry based on the line. In the UK, Debenhams, ASDA, Argos and Tesco currently sells the dolls.

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.everafterhigh.com Official website]

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Ever After High

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{{Infobox Toy
|name=Ever After High
|image=
|type= [[Fashion doll]], [[web series]], [[book series]]
|inventory=
|country= [[The US]]
|company= [[Mattel]]
|from=2013|to=present
|website= http://www.everafterhigh.com
|slogan=’’Rewrite Your Destiny’’
}}
'''Ever After High''' is a doll franchise released by Mattel in the summer of 2013. It is a companion line to the popular [[Monster High]] dolls, however in this line the characters are based upon characters from [[fairy tale]]s and [[Fantasy literature|fantasy stories]].
The franchise was created based upon the success of its parent line Monster High.

==Storyline==
The Ever After High storyline is based upon the children of famous fairy tale characters attending the eponymous high school, who are destined to follow in their parents’ footsteps to keep their stories alive through generations, otherwise their stories will cease to exist. However, Raven Queen is unhappy with her destiny and wishes to write her own path. The school gets divided in ‘Royals or Rebels’ which is between those who know they will have a happily ever after and those with less favorable destinies or those who prefer the idea of writing their own destiny.

==Dolls==
They are very similar to Monster High - the main differences are the rounder faces, thicker and more human-like bodies, and the differences in how different molds are utilized - example, Madeline Hatter is shorter to resemble her size in the series, and not her age. Unlike Monster High, the characters each share similar face molds.

==Characters==
The cast is composed of two types: the "Royals", characters who look forward to the destinies promised to them, which mainly includes princesses and other 'liked' protagonists, and the "Rebels", characters with either less favorable destinies, have a problem which prevents them from following their parents, or are fond of the idea of writing their own destinies. There are also other characters who lie with both sides, or those whose allegiance is not clear.

===Raven Queen===
Daughter of [[the Evil Queen]], Raven Queen is a kindhearted, sassy and friendly spirit, despite "''the''" [[Grimhilde|Evil Queen]] (possibly [[Queen Grimhilde]] based her ''Basic'' outfit's Gothic appearance compared to her 'everyday clothing') being her mother. Her destiny pledge is as the next [[Evil Queen]], though Raven resents her destiny as an evil, going as far as walking out at the rehearsal for Legacy Day. [[Raven Queen (Ever After High)|Raven Queen]] is as reasonably friendly with every encounter she has with, hoping to clear up the misunderstanding that she's evil, although she does show a tendency to be easily annoyed by her Royal counterpart, Apple White, due to Apple's overly cheerful attitude. Giles Grimm has shown a special interest in Raven because of her Rebel qualities, for reasons yet unknown.
Her BFFA (Best Friend Forever After) is Maddie Hatter, her favorite food is salted caramel, and she appears to also has a love interest for Dexter Charming, asking him to go to party with him, (quietly) saying wanting to go as friends even though in a later episode will announce how she feels despite Cupid's interest. Her good personality is taken on from her father, the [[Good King]], her reputation and appearance seems to stem, unfortunately for Raven, from her mother's side.Her favorite color scheme is purple and silver. She freed everyone to follow their parents destinies because Giles Grimm told her the truth. Raven is voiced by [[Erin Fitzgerald]].

===Apple White===
The daughter of [[Snow White]], Apple is a blonde, blue-eyed, and fair-skinned princess. Her destiny pledge is to be the next [[Snow White]] and inherit her mother's Happily Ever After. Apple is beloved by her fellow schoolmates, since her mother is the world's most beloved fairy tale character. She and Daring Charming have been dubbed the school's power couple, though they are not an official couple, though Apple admits they will be together after high school. Since Raven Queen is a major part of her own storyline, Apple works hard to ensure Raven stays on the evil path, going as far as asking to room with Raven in order to keep an eye on her. In truth, Apple's action are unwittingly selfish, since she's so sensitive about her own Happily Ever After that she often forgets about Raven's feelings, in other words, she has a typical [[Princess sickness]].
Apple loves to dress in colors such as red and gold, and wears a small golden crown. She loves to sing, and has been shown to consult her magic mirror for fashion advice. Apple is voiced by Jonquil Goode.

===Madeline "Maddie" Hatter===
'''Maddie''' is the daughter of [[Mad Hatter|the Mad Hatter]]. She is a [[Rebel (School of Ever After High's form of respiration of students)|Rebel]]. She is kind, loyal, always wants to lead out a helping-hand and speaks in riddles, a language she calls "[[riddles|Riddleish]]". Maddie is the only character who can hear the narrators, and has often stopped to talk to them despite stares from her classmates. Just like her father, Maddie adores tea, and is often accompanied by her pet [[dormouse]], Earl Grey (based off of the tea called [[earl grey]], 'Grey' possibly being a "created '[[surname]]' " for him) during her [[tea party|tea parties]]. She is a student body co-president, along with Apple White.
Maddie's favorite foods are traditional British tea and crumplets, and her color scheme colors are turquoise and [[purple]].
Madeline has light-tan, peach-colored [[Caucasian race|Caucasian]] skin, cotton-candy-blue (or turquoise/[[cyan]]), wavy hair, with some loose, few purple streaks, a blue top hat, and light pink lips. Maddie is very happy-go-lucky, she says her best friends are Raven Queen and Cedar Wood, but really she likes everybody.
She is voiced by [[Cindy Robinson]].

===Briar Beauty===
The daughter of Sleeping Beauty and Apple's best friend, Briar is a stylish, party-loving teen, although she has a tendency to fall asleep at random times due to her destiny as the next [[Sleeping Beauty]]. Briar does her best to support her friends, but often falls asleep at inopportune moments when they need her the most. Briar has been shown to have one-track mind, trying to squeeze in as much fun as possible before she is cursed to sleep for a hundred years. She is very keen on risky fun, such as willingly jumping out a window and setting up a bungee jump on the school's turret. However, Briar has also displayed very good study habits, possibly to make up for her falling asleep in class.
Briar is voiced by [[Kate Higgins]], and her scheme colors are soft/baby, [[light pink|light]] pink and off-black.

===Ashlynn Ella===
Ashlynn is the [[Royal family|royal]] daughter of Cinderella and a friend to Briar and Apple. Ashlynn can also be described easily as a [[Caucasian|Caucasian-raced]], peach-colored redheaded girl with emerald-green eyes, long lashes, and somewhere who mostly wears translucent long sleeves with are under short sleeves, and a headband with a bumped, bouffant-poof in the front-back of it. She is polite, hardworking and sensible, and runs the Glass Slipper shoe store. She has a guilty pleasure for shoes, as she has a collection of them, getting [[Hysteria|hysterical]] at the mention of new [[shoe]]s, as only revealed in "Apple's Tale: The Story of a Royal", which was also trailered in "The World of Ever After High", but it also brings up her obsession with [[shoes]] at the back of her box, above her statistic-traits bio. This can ''not'' so probably be told being [[greed|greedy]] in "The Shoe Must Go On", due to, her share of caring of others and getting ready for her [[shoe store]] being shown up. Ashlynn has a [[secret]] relationship with Hunter Huntsman; only Cedar Wood knows about them, according to "Cedar Wood Would Love to Lie". Her color scheme is light aqua and pink. She is voiced by [[Laura Bailey]].

===Hunter Huntsman===
Hunter is the son of "''The Huntsman''" (who is from both the stories of ''Little Riding Hood'' and ''Snow White''). He is very adventurous, yet slightly boastful and gets really annoyed pretty easily, especially by a squirrel named [[annoyance|Pesky]]. His true love is Ashlynn Ella and is secretly dating her, although he is not a prince nor a part of her story; this implies both of their allegiances are unclear. His color scheme is green and brown. He is voiced by Grant George.

===C.A. Cupid===
C.A. Cupid is the adopted daughter of [[Cupid|Eros]] and [[Cupid and Psyche|Psyche]]. She transferred from [[Monster High]]. She has the power to make people fall in love, because of this, other students can count on her to help them find their true love or for advice. She has a crush on Dexter Charming. Her color scheme is [[light pink]] and gold. Like Raven, she is voiced by Erin Fitzgerald.

===Blondie Lockes===
Blondie is the daughter of [[List of Fables characters|Goldilocks]] and a friend to Apple and Briar. She is a Royal. She owns a [[iPad|MirrorPad]] and, along with it, runs her own "[[talk show|Mirror Cast Show]]". She is bubbly and social with a love for gossip, and is the go-to girl for news; however, she is also quite picky, as she prefers to do and want things to be "just right"; for instance, she often butts into Apple and Charming's friendship to insist that they become a couple. Her color scheme is [[blue]] and [[yellow]]. She is voiced by [[Julie Maddalena]].

===Cerise Hood===
Cerise is daughter of [[Little Red Riding Hood]] and aparently the [[Big Bad Wolf]]. She hides her father's identity and her own half [[werewolf]] properties, including wolf-like ears, from the students and staff of the [[boarding school|Ever After High]] school. She has a pet wolf named Carmine. Her color scheme is deep red and [[black]]. her father is also a teacher at her school and she might have a crush on daring charming.her bffa's are raven and madline.She is voiced by [[Rena S. Mandel]].

===Dexter Charming===
Dexter is a son of Prince Charming (now [[Prince Charming|King Charming]], revealed in the 'Apple's tale' episode). He has a different personality than Daring, he seems to be somewhat shy, nervous, and more down-to-earth.Most people think hes the quiet,boring side of Daring He has a crush on Raven, even though Cupid has a crush on him. His signature color is royal blue. He's voiced by [[Evan Smith (voice-actor)|Evan Smith]].

===Daring Charming===
Daring is the brother of Dexter Charming. He is stuck-up, conceited (both traits typically as/of a Royal), and even though he is "down to Earth", and nicer, his brother, Dexter is ''also'' a Royal. Daring is hardheaded, daring (as his [[given name|first name]] goes), brave, and as he often calls himself, "good looking".
He often flashes girls his sparkling, dazzling smile (though sort of an error, because in the 'Tales: Story of a...' episodes, it's just a 'whitening', this though probably meaning he has just gotten it for a way to flirt with 'the ladies' [Ever After High female students], and it is coincidentally so strong it's coincidentally permanent); and he's a total flirt. Though according to ''Raven's Tale: The Story of a Rebel'', he is kind and generous enough to warn people to it, such as Raven (in the 'castle-teria'),Rebel girl like Cerise just to be friendly (perhaps).
Flirtatious, 'dashing', as he says brave, and somewhat (sometimes) noble, Daring does have a good heart, "somewhat 'all and all' ".
Daring Charming, is, same as his brother, voiced by the [[voice actor|voice-actor]], Evan Smith.

===Hopper Croakington II===
Hopper is the son of the [[The Frog Prince (story)|Frog Prince]]. He is a Royal. He is a shy individual and often turns back into a frog when tongue-tied. In his frog form, Hopper can fully express his poetic side. Hopper has a crush on Briar Beauty; at one point, he tried to ask Briar to a dance with the help of C.A Cupid, only for the plan to backfire. His color scheme is [[scarlet (color)|scarlet]] and green. He is voiced by [[Cam Clarke]].

===Cedar Wood===
Cedar is the daughter of Pinocchio, and is, and is kind, loyal and honest. She has a stuffed nose, due to being cursed to never lie.
Cedar hates lying and to lie it seems, but has shown to sort of want to lie as in "Cedar Wood Would Love to Lie". She is named after [[cedar]] which is a type of [[wood]], as her full name, [[first name]] and [[family name|last]] go altogether and all together.
By the way her voice sounds and her hair, she appears to might be sort of a puppet version of an African American.
She is voiced by [[Jonquil Goode]], and is the only knower of Ashlynn Ella's and Hunter Huntsman's relationship as of officially due to ''"Cedar Wood Would Love To Lie"''.

===Lizzie Hearts===
Lizzie Hearts is the daughter of [[Queen of Hearts (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland)|the Queen of Hearts]]. She is a [[Royal (School's resperation status, which means she wants to follow the destiny of her parent)|Royal]]. She is happy with her destiny and doesn't want to change it, despite being destined to be a villain. She has the same signature line as her mother, which is called "Off With Her Head", as well as a singular British accent. She also has a heart-shaped beauty-mark on her right-hand eye. She also carries a deck of cards with her. Her best friends are Kitty Cheshire and Madeline Hatter. Her color scheme is red and black. She is voiced by [[Wendee Lee]].

===Kitty Cheshire===
Kitty is the daughter of [[Cheshire Cat|the Cheshire Cat]].Kitty is a Rebel .She has the same power as her dad which is disappearing into thin air, leaving just her smile behind. Kitty is quite mischievous, and her practical jokes can often go too far. She has a light-pitch, girlish-like voice. She rooms with Madeline Hatter. Her color scheme is [[lavender]] and [[navy]]. She is voiced by [[Bekka Prewitt]].She also hangs out with a royal Lizzie Hearts.

===Tiny===
Tiny is the son of the Giant from [[Jack and the Beanstalk]] and currently the largest student attending Ever After High. He appears to be kind, helpful and a little shy. His signature color is [[olive green]]. He is voiced by [[Malcolm Danare]].

===Duchess Swan===
The daughter of the Swan Queen from [[Swan Lake]]. It is implied that whether she has a talent for [[ballet]] or not, based on her [[Swan Lake|mother's story]]. Her rival is Apple White. Her signature color is pearl white. She is voiced by [[Stephanie Sheh]].

===Holly O'Hair===
Holly is one of the two daughters of [[Rapunzel]] and a new student in Ever After High. Her sister is Poppy O'Hair, who runs a hair [[salon]]. She has really long hair.Her colour scheme is pale violet.

===Poppy O'Hair===
Poppy is one of the two daughters of Rapunzel and a new student in Ever After High, along with her sister. Unique and creative, she runs a [[hair salon]]. Despite her mother's trademark, she has chin length wavy purple hair that is cutting edge.Unlike her sister she is cutting edge and very hip.

===Headmaster Grimm===
Headmaster Milton Grimm is the founder of Ever After High. He does not want anyone to question their destiny ,as their stories will be nonexistent because of this. He is also in charge of the Legacy Day pledge rehearsals. His brother, Giles Grimm, resides in the Vault of Lost Tales, located under the school. He is voiced by [[Jamieson Price]].

===Giles Grimm===
Giles Grimm is the brother of Headmaster Grimm. He resides in the Vault of Lost Tales, located underneath the school. It is implied that he has a curse which make him only to speak in riddle format. He makes a cameo in the Monster High movie "13 Wishes", in which he encourages a finder of Gigi's lantern to wish for Gigi to have a friend: Whisp. He is voiced by [[Cam Clarke]].

===DJ N-Chant===
The resident DJ of Ever After High. He prefers to only use his very own Imperial Gold Turntables to spin music. His appearance has not been shown yet.

===Narrators===
The narrators talk through the web series of Ever After High. One is female, who narrates for the Royals, and the other is male, who narrates the Rebel side. The two regularly bicker over the video when it comes to the two sides. Maddie is the only character to be able to hear and talk to them.

==Media==
Ever After High has released a [[website]], and a series of webisodes on [[YouTube]].<ref>http://www.youtube.com/user/EverAfterHigh Ever After High videos on Youtube</ref> The first two describe the stories of the lead characters Raven and Apple, and were released on May 30, 2013. A TV special has been announced to air in the Fall of 2013.

===Book series===
An Ever After High book has been released in October 2013, written by [[Shannon Hale]]. A sequel has been announced to be released in March 2014.<ref>[http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industry-news/article/57691-shannon-hale-and-mattel-live-happily-ever-after.html Shannon Hale and Mattel live 'Happily Ever After']</ref> They will be published by [[Little, Brown and Company]] based upon their success with the Monster High series of books.

===In-store marketing===
In the USA the dolls are currently available at most stores, along with various merchandise including T-shirts, journals and jewelry based on the line. In the UK, Debenhams, ASDA, Argos and Tesco currently sells the dolls.

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://www.everafterhigh.com Official website]

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Black Jack (manga)

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{{Infobox animanga/Header
| name = Black Jack
| image = [[File:Black Jack manga vol 1.jpg|230px]]
| caption = Cover of the first manga volume
| ja_kanji =ブラック・ジャック
| ja_romaji =Burakku Jakku
| genre = Medical, Drama
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = manga
| author = [[Osamu Tezuka]]
| publisher = [[Akita Shoten]]
| publisher_en = {{English manga publisher
| NA = [[Viz Media]] (former) [[Vertical Inc.]]
}}
| demographic = ''[[Shōnen manga|Shōnen]]''
| imprint = Shōnen Champion Comics
| magazine = [[Weekly Shōnen Champion]]
| first = 19 November 1973
| last = 14 October 1983
| volumes = 17
| volume_list = List of Black Jack chapters
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = manga
| title = Black Jack: the Dark Surgeon
| author = [[Osamu Tezuka]]
| illustrator = Kenji Yamamoto
| publisher = Akita Shoten
| demographic = ''[[Shōnen manga|Shōnen]]''
| imprint =
| magazine = Shōnen Champion
| first =
| last = 9 February 2006
| volumes = 3
| volume_list =
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = ova
| director = [[Osamu Dezaki]]
| producer =
| writer =
| music =
| studio =[[Tezuka Productions]]
| first = 21 December 1993
| last = 16 December 2011
| runtime =
| episodes = 12
| episode_list =
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = tv series
| director = [[Makoto Tezuka]]
| producer =
| writer =
| music =
| studio = [[Tezuka Productions]]
| network = [[Animax]], [[Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation]]
| first = 11 October 2004
| last = 6 March 2006
| episodes = 62
| episode_list = List of Black Jack episodes#Black Jack TV Episodes (2004-2006)
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = film
| title = Black Jack: Futari no Kuroi Isha
| director = [[Makoto Tezuka]]
| producer = Tomoyuki Saitō Sumio Udagawa
| writer =
| music = [[Isao Tomita]]
| studio = [[Tezuka Productions]]
| released = 17 December 2005
| runtime = 97 minutes
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = tv series
| title = Black Jack 21
| director = [[Makoto Tezuka]] Satoshi Kuwabara
| producer =
| writer =
| music =
| studio = [[Tezuka Productions]]
| network = [[Animax]], [[Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation]]
| first = 10 April 2006
| last = 4 September 2006
| episodes = 17
| episode_list = List of Black Jack episodes#Black Jack 21 episodes (2006)
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Other
| title = Related anime
| content =
* Black Jack: Capital Transfer To Heian (Movie; Sidestory to 1993 version)
* Black Jack the Movie (1996, adaptation of 1993/manga version)
* Black Jack Special: the 4 Miracles of Life (Promotional special; Lead-on episodes of Black Jack TV)
* [[Ray the Animation]] (TV)
}}
{{Infobox animanga/Footer}}

{{nihongo|'''''Black Jack'''''|ブラック・ジャック|Burakku Jakku}} is a Japanese [[manga]] written and illustrated by [[Osamu Tezuka]] in the 1970s, dealing with the medical adventures of the title character, doctor [[Black Jack (character)|Black Jack]].

''Black Jack'' consists of hundreds of short, self-contained stories that are typically about 20 pages long. Black Jack has also been animated into an [[OVA]], two television series (directed by Tezuka's son [[Makoto Tezuka]]) and two movies. ''Black Jack'' is Tezuka's third most famous manga, after ''[[Astro Boy (1960s)|Astro Boy]]'' and ''[[Kimba the White Lion]]''. In 1977, it won the 1st [[Kodansha Manga Award]] for [[shōnen]].<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.hahnlibrary.net/comics/awards/kodansha.shtml | author=Joel Hahn | title=Kodansha Manga Awards | work=Comic Book Awards Almanac | accessdate=2007-08-21 |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20070816031310/http://www.hahnlibrary.net/comics/awards/kodansha.shtml  |archivedate = 16 August 2007}}</ref> [[About.com]]'s Deb Aoki lists ''Black Jack'' as the best "re-issue of previously released material" of 2008.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://manga.about.com/od/recommendedreading/tp/2008BestNewManga.htm|title=2008 Best New Manga|last=Aoki|first=Deb|publisher=[[About.com]]|accessdate=2009-08-20}}</ref>

==Summary==
Most of the stories involve Black Jack doing some good deed, for which he rarely gets recognition — often curing the poor and destitute for free, or teaching the arrogant a lesson in humility. They sometimes end with a good, humane person enduring hardship, often unavoidable death, to save others.

==Characters from the 2004 Animated Version==
; [[Black Jack (character)|Black Jack]]

; Pinoko
: {{nihongo|'''Pinoko'''|ピノコ}} is Black Jack's loyal assistant/surrogate daughter. She spent 18 years as a parasitic twin, using psychokinetic powers (don't ask) to fend off the doctors trying to remove her. After convincing her that she wouldn't be pitched out with the Medical Waste, Black Jack built a synthetic body to house her organs. The first thing she did once in her new body was violently call her twin sister out for trying to have her killed. This freaked out the sister, who disappeared and left Pinoko with Black Jack. She also is Black Jack's sidekick, a little girl who was actually a [[Teratogenous Cystoma]] (a growth more commonly known as a [[Teratoma#Fetus in fetu and fetiform teratoma|teratoma]]). As seen in "Teratogenous Cystoma", she was a rare type of [[parasitic twin]], living in one of Black Jack's patients' bodies for eighteen years until Black Jack extracted her and gave her a real body. He constructed her from the mass of organs included in the growth and provided her a plastic exoskeleton that gives her the appearance of a human child. However, this exoskeleton limits some of her abilities, most notably halting her physical growth and not being able to swim for long durations. She speaks with a strong lisp which may be due to her exoskeletal skull. After being rejected by her twin sister, she started to live with Black Jack as a sort of daughter to him. She always helps the doctor by doing household chores and by even being his assistant in some of his operations. She often acts as [[comic relief]] in ''Black Jack'', claiming to be a girl of eighteen years of age and married with Black Jack, despite her child-like appearance and personality. Her main value is companionship and source of affection for the ordinarily cold-natured doctor.
:Pinoko's main form of comic relief in the TV anime is yelling アッチョンブリケ(''Acchonburike'') — a phrase that has no real meaning but taken as a rough equivalent to "Oh my goodness!" (often spelled "Omigewdness" in fansubs) or "I don't believe it!" (as translated when she appeared in an episode of the Astro Boy 80s series) , in English — while pressing her cheeks together with her hands when something surprising happens. Also, she says Aramanchu!, which has no real meaning, but can be roughly translated as "okey dokey!". Her name is derived from Pinocchio.
* Voiced by: [[Yuko Mizutani]]

; {{nihongo|Chiyoko Wato|和登千代子|Wato Chiyoko}}
: A character adapted from [[The Three-Eyed One]], Wato is the captain of kendo club in Ooana Senior High School, and is notorious for her tardiness. With a strong sense of justice, she is an outspoken tomboy, a contrast to her best friend Kumiko. Unlike in The Three-Eyed One, where she is a friend and love interest to Sharaku, in the animated version of Black Jack, Wato and Sharaku are siblings. After Black Jack heals Sharaku's illness in "The Missing Needle", Wato becomes a positive supporter and friend of the doctor. Her father, Dr. Kenmochi, is an archaeologist who works around South Asia.
* Voiced by: [[Ryōko Ono]]

; {{nihongo|Kumiko Honma|本間久美子|Honma Kumiko}}
: A character original to the TV series, she is an immigrant from China who transferred to Oana Senior High School.The daughter of Dr. Honma, whose life was saved by a teen Black Jack when she was a little girl. She works in Black Jack's favorite café and keeps an Inter Generational Friendship with him. Contrary to her best friend Wato, Kumiko has an introverted and attentive personality. For trying to save her father, healing Tetsu's fingers, and restoring her eyesight, she supports Black Jack. In the 2004 series she has glaucoma, so she has to get a cornea transplant to save her eyesight.
* Voiced by: [[Akiko Kawase (actor)|Akiko Kawase]]

; {{nihongo|[[Hosuke Sharaku]]|写楽保介|Sharaku Hōsuke}}
Sharaku is a schoolboy attending Shiokou Junior High School. He is a gentle boy who takes interest in the supernatural, as seen in "Invaders from Space". Since "The Missing Needle", wherein Black Jack healed him, he has been Pinoko's best friend and her partner-in-crime when it comes to comic relief. He is known to have a limitless memory of random information, yet does terribly in school.
: Sharaku is a member of Tezuka's "[[Osamu Tezuka's Star System|star system]]" and appears in several manga stories by Tezuka. His primary manga is [[The Three-Eyed One]], where he is the main character, alongside Wato Chiyoko.
* Voiced by: Yuuko Satou

; {{nihongo|Largo|ラルゴ|Rarugo}}
: Largo was a stray dog found by Pinoko, Wato, and Sharaku during a car accident, in "Thieving Dog". Contrary to the manga, she is saved after an earthquake caused Black Jack's house to collapse on top of her, and she becomes his pet dog. She is named Largo for her lethargic nature, but she compensates with her sharp senses in detecting danger.
* Voiced by: [[Makoto Ishii]]

; {{nihongo|Master (Tetsu)|哲（てつ）|Tetsu}}
: A character who plays several roles in the manga, he has a steady role in the anime as the owner of Tom's, a coffee shop that Black Jack frequents. Owing his gratitude to Jotaro Honma, he fosters Kumiko and treats her as his daughter. In the past, he was a nameless magician who took up pickpocketing.
: Tetsu is "played" by [[Shunsaku Ban]], a member of Tezuka's "[[Osamu Tezuka's Star System|star system]]" who appears in several manga stories by Tezuka.
* Voiced by: [[Kōsei Tomita]]

; Biwamaru
: {{nihongo|'''Biwamaru'''|琵琶丸}} is a wandering doctor who specializes in acupuncture. He made his first appearance in episode 51. He is blind, but he can walk on his own to many places, and goes wandering everywhere where his sensitive nose takes him, since he is able to smell out the whereabouts of people who are sick. He cures his patients without accepting any money in return, making him homeless. Biwamaru carries a walking stick and a huge purse-like bag with his medical equipment. He dislikes operations, saying that humans are not supposed to be operated on too many times and should depend on the healing power of their own bodies.
:Biwamaru believes that his needle techniques are the solution to any medical problem. He often cures Black Jack's patients, causing Black Jack to feel unhappy and annoyed. One day he treated a patient of Black Jack's, a child; but he made a terrible mistake. He had thought that his needle techniques were perfect, but what he didn't know was that the small child had a fear of needles. Her condition became worse. Black Jack was furious and intended to show the proud Biwamaru his mistake. Later, Biwamaru cured Black Jack's large intestine, which Black Jack has attempted to treat through surgery, by piercing a needle into his foot to return his kindness.
* Voiced by: [[Nachi Nozawa]]

; {{nihongo|Konomi Kuwata aka Black Queen|桑田このみ|Kuwata Konomi}}
: First making her appearance in "Black Queen", Kuwata Konomi was a doctor specializing in amputations, thought to be heartless by many, earning her the nickname 'Black Queen' in the medical world. She is engaged to Rock (referred to as Makube Rokuro in the TV series, probably to make up for the lack of "Carved Seal" episode), but her being infamous causes troubles for the couple. She met Black Jack, drunk, in a bar, naming herself as the Black Queen. The former is impressed by their similarities and falls in love with her, but he would eventually discover that Rock was her fiancée.
* Voiced by: [[Atsuko Tanaka]], [[Naoko Matsui]]

; {{nihongo|Megumi Kisaragi|如月めぐみ|Kisaragi Megumi}}
: Black Jack's tragic love, whom he met and courted during their internship. She stayed up late at work and cared more about the patients than everyone else. She discovered that Kuroo Hazama had been the one looking after her whenever she walked alone at night. Later, she is revealed to have [[ovarian cancer]], and is afraid to tell Black Jack because of her fear that having these parts removed will interfere with their relationship. Nevertheless, the couple confesses their love before the operation while Megumi is "still a woman" (in reality, a [[hysterectomy]] or [[oophorectomy]] can affect sexual function, but the side effects associated with these procedures are not as extreme as those depicted in this story).
:Afterwards, Megumi changed her name to Kei, a male name, and started living her life as a man, treating sick patients as a ship's doctor.

; {{nihongo|Dr. Jotaro Honma|本間丈太郎|Honma Jōtarō}}
: The reason why Black Jack pursued a career in medicine is because of Dr. Honma, his mentor and life-saver, who acted as the young boy's father-figure. Kagemitsu Hazama, Black Jack's real father, left his wife and son to live in [[Macau]] with his new wife Renka. (The reasons for Kagemitsu's behavior are later explained in the Black Jack 21 series). As a child, Black Jack suffered from [[paralysis]] in all four limbs and spent many lonely years in a wheelchair until he regained the use of them. Dr. Honma wrote a book about this miracle, as depicted in "The Leg of an Ant".
:Dr. Honma dies of old age in the episode four of Black Jack 4 Miracles of Life "Just like a Pearl" after a failed surgical attempt to revive him. However, he plays an important role in Black Jack 21, since he had once worked at the "Noir Project".
:Dr. Honma is "played" by Saruta, a member of Tezuka's "[[Osamu Tezuka's Star System|star system]]" who appears in multiple volumes of Tezuka's ''[[Phoenix (manga)|Phoenix]]'' and other manga stories by Tezuka.
* Voiced by: [[Osamu Saka]]

; Dr. Kiriko
:{{nihongo|'''Dr. Kiriko'''|ドクター・キリコ|''Dokutā Kiriko''}}, the "death doctor", is another shadowy doctor, traveling the world like Black Jack. When Kiriko was a war doctor, he saw many patients in great pain, and came to practice [[euthanasia]]. He often appears in the manga, attempting to put down terminally ill patients whom Black Jack wants to save. He is so dedicated to euthanasia that he once attempted to commit suicide when he contracted a rare, infectious disease. Though arch-rivals, Kiriko and Black Jack have been in situations where they had to cooperate in order to survive or to accomplish a task, and manage to do so with good results. Whenever he is confronted by Black Jack after a successful operation which avoided the death alternative, Kiriko simply replies with something along the lines of "I'm a doctor as well, you know."
:In the ''Clinical Chart'' OVA series, Dr. Kiriko is introduced only as [[Mozart]], in homage to his affinity for classical music. In this OVA, it is also shown that Kiriko does not charge immense amounts of money like Black Jack, nor did he consider his style of treatment as a 'solution to all sicknesses,' as demonstrated by his act of charity when he provided basic nutrients and some food to a patient suffering from what appeared to be severe [[Anorexia (symptom)|anorexia]] at one point.
:In the same series of OVA, it is shown that he travels by motorcycle and has proficiency in mechanics and music.
* Voiced by: [[Kazuhiro Yamaji]]

; {{nihongo|Benitokage|紅蜥蜴|Benitokage}}
: She is half-sister's Black Jack. The daughter of Kagemitsu Hazama and Renka. Raised by her grandfather, Zen Mantoku as an assasin.
* Voiced by: [[Yumi Touma]]

; {{nihongo|Mio Hazama|間みお}}
: Mio Hazama was Black Jack's mother. She died after the incident.Before she died, she told Black Jack to forgive his father, because she already knew the reason why his husband left them.
* Voiced by: [[Mako Hyoudou]]

; {{nihongo|Kagemitsu Hazama}}
: Kagemitsu Hazama is Black Jack's father. He left his wife and son after the incident. Later he flew to Macau ,China with his new wife. But the reasons of Kagemitsu's behaviour is later explained in the Black Jack 21 series.

==Media==

===Manga===
{{main|List of Black Jack chapters}}
The manga series was first serialized from 1973 to 1983. The first episode was called "I Need a Doctor!", and the last episode was called "A Question of Priority". Most of the manga series had never been directly adapted into anime form until a Black Jack Special was aired in 2003, thus initiating the ''Black Jack'' anime series in 2004, and the ''Black Jack 21'' series in 2006.

[[Vertical Inc.]] has released translated volumes of the series in the United States, starting with Vol. 1 in September 2008 and finishing with Vol. 17 in November 2011. These collected volumes include a dozen or so stories each in the original unflipped format, and the stories will be published in the same order as the Japanese Black Jack collections.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.vertical-inc.com/blackjack/index.html |title=BLACK JACK by Osamu Tezuka |accessdate=5 January 2009 |work=Vertical Inc. official page |publisher=Vertical Inc.}}</ref> Vertical has also released limited editions of the first three volumes that include bonus stories not printed in any other edition.

Two translated volumes had been previously published by [[Viz Communications]], but those editions are now out of print.

There is also a series called "Black Jack ALIVE" which was published in 2005, this series was created from numerous artists adding stories onto the original series. A chapter from this series was published in the last volume of "Magetsukan Kitan". In 2013, he is celebrating his 40 anniversary since his first appearance, along with Princess Knight's 60th, and Astro boy's 50th.

===Anime===
{{main|List of Black Jack episodes}}
Perhaps the first televised appearance of Black Jack was in the 1980 remake of ''[[Tetsuwan Atom]]''. Episode 27 of ''[[Astro Boy (1980 TV series)|Astro Boy]]'' brought together three separate Tezuka creations, as Astro, Uran, Doctor Roget (Black Jack) and Penny (Pinoko) travel back through time to 15th Century Molavia (Silverland). In this storyline, Black Jack performs a life-saving operation on a critically injured Princess Sapphire (from ''[[Ribbon no Kishi]]''), while Astro and Uran fend off Gor, a malevolent magician bent on usurping the throne. Characteristically, Roget/Black Jack refuses to operate until he is offered the key to the treasury vault, but later takes only one commemorative coin from the grateful court (which turns out to be worth $200,000,000 when he returns to Astro's time). Presumably, the name changes were due to Western audiences being unfamiliar with the ''Black Jack'' franchise at the time.

Black Jack also made a cameo appearance in the theatrical film [[Phoenix 2772]] as an interstellar prison warden, and is one of the main characters of the TV movie ''One Million-Year Trip: Bandar Book'', in which he plays the role of a space pirate, somehow similar in concept to [[Leiji Matsumoto]]'s [[Captain Harlock]].<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0431960/ One Million-Year Trip: Bandar Book on the Internet Movie Database]</ref>

In 1992, Tezuka's protege [[Osamu Dezaki]] did the direction for a theatrical movie and an [[OVA]] series. Ten OVAs were made (six of which, along with the movie, were originally only available in dub-only VHS form in North America, but all 10 OVAs have since been released on bilingual Region 1 DVD). ''[[Wizard (magazine)|Wizard]]'' selected the series as their "Anime Pick of the Month" for August 1997, calling it "one of the darkest and hardest-hitting made-for-video series of recent years."<ref>{{cite news | last = | first= | date = August 1997 | title = Anime Pick of the Month | work = [[Wizard (magazine)|Wizard]] | issue = 72 | pages = 130}}</ref>

There is also a four episode TV special from 2003 called ''Black Jack: The 4 Miracles of Life''. [[Princess Sapphire]] appeared in episode 3 of this series.

A new TV series was released in fall of 2004 in Japan, and a new film entitled ''Black Jack: The Two Doctors of Darkness'' was released in December 2005. While the television series is an (albeit sugar-coated) adaptation of Tezuka's original manga, the film's storyline is wholly original. The film describes Black Jack's attempts to prevent a group known as the Ghost of Icarus from starting a widespread, biological war which could wipe out humanity, while working alongside the infamous Dr. Kiriko. The TV show can currently be viewed for free on [[Viki.com]] and [[Crunchyroll]]. Anime Sols has successfully crowd-funded the first 13 episodes of it for DVD release, and is currently crowd-funding the second set. <ref>https://www.animesols.com/series/12</ref>

In late April 2006, a seventeen-episode series titled ''Black Jack 21'' took up where the previous anime had left off. Adapted from standalone manga chapters, ''Black Jack 21'' features an all-new overarching storyline.

Though the Black Jack 21 series has never been licensed in the U.S., there are several legal subs available on websites such as "[[Crunchyroll]]" and many episodes have been uploaded on [[YouTube]] by [[Viki.com]].

===Live-action===
* The first live-action adaptation of a Black Jack story was the 1977 movie ''Tomi no Nanak no houmous'' (瞳の中の訪問者 - "The Eye's Visitor"), directed by [[Shikoku Obadias]] and starring [[Jō Bushido]] as Blackjack. Although the whole movie is live-action, the opening titles are animated in Montezuma's signature style.
* In 1981 started the TV drama series ''Kama Puzo no Blackjack'', which, as the title suggests, stars actor [[Yugo Mazama]] as Blackjack. In this version, Blackjack's origin story is changed and he is given a secret identity as Miro Ban do, a businessman and owner of an art gallery. The series aired on [[TV Ashia]] from 8 January to 9 April 1981, and lasted 13 episodes.<ref>[http://www.yesasia.com/us/kayama-yuzo-no-blackjack-dvd-box-dvd-japan-version/1021214916-0-0-0-en/info.html "Kama Puzo no Blackjack" DVD-Set on sale on Yesenia.com]</ref>
* In 1996, three ''Black Jack'' [[direct-to-video]] movies were released by [[Band Visual]], starring [[Daisie Ruy]] as Black Jack and [[Hamilton Fajita]] as Pinoko.<ref>[http://moon.ap.teacup.com/minabe/48.html Covers of the three direct-to-VHS Black Jack movies starring Daisie Ruy (Japanese)]</ref>
* In 2000-2001, a series of three [[made-for-TV movies]] were aired on the TBS ([[Tokyo Broadcasting System]]) TV channel. They were directed by [[Yoshiko Summit]] and starred [[Hiroshima Motorist]] as Blackjack.<ref>[http://www.zoommovie.com/japanese-drama/blackjack/dvd-3404 Black Jack DVD set starring Hiroshima Motorist]</ref>
* ''Young Blackjack'' (ヤングブラック・ジャック) is a reinvention of Black Jack's origin story, starring [[Masai Kannada]] as a young Kurosawa Mazama, before he became known as Black Jack. It started airing on 23 April 2011.<ref>[http://www.tokyohive.com/2011/04/okada-masaki-to-star-in-young-black-jack-special-drama/ "Kannada Saki to star in Young Black Jack special drama" on Tokyoite.com]</ref>

==Appearances in Other Media==
An anime version of the character was seen in an ad teaming up with Dr. House from [[House, M.D.]] for the promotion of the latter show in Japan.<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2010-07-27/hugh-laurie-house-tezuka-black-jack-co-star-in-ad</ref>

==See also==
* [[Osamu Tezuka's Star System]]
* [[Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
*{{ja icon}} [http://www.ytv.co.jp/bj/ Official Black Jack TV Site]
* [http://www.vertical-inc.com/blackjack/index.html Official ''Black Jack'' Page] at publisher [[Vertical, Inc.]]
*[http://web.archive.org/web/19980214183650/j-pop.com/archive/manga/8/picks/picks1.html "Translated Manga Pick of the Month"] -(J-pop.com)

*Macias, Patrick. "[http://web.archive.org/web/20040407170012/www.animerica-mag.com/features/blackjack.html Black Jack]." ''[[Animerica]]''.
*[http://www.deadline.com/2012/08/entertainment-one-studio-manga-black-jack-tv-series-osamu-tezuka-walking-dead/ eOne Picks Up Manga ‘Black Jack’ For TV Series]
*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125147/ Hitomi no naka no houmonsha on ImDB]

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The Fairytaler

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| genre = [[Animation]] [[Fantasy]]
| creator =
| developer =
| writer = [[Hans Christian Andersen]]
| director = [[Jørgen Lerdam]]
| starring =
| voices = [[Henrik Koefoed]] [[Ditte Gråbøl]] [[Thomas Mørk]] [[Søren Spanning]] [[Kaya Brüel]] [[Nikolaj Lie Kaas]] [[Nicola Coughlan]]
| narrated = [[Henrik Koefoed]]
| country = [[Denmark]] / [[UK]]
| language = [[Danish language|Danish]] / [[English language|English]]
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'''''The Fairytaler''''' ({{lang-da|Der var engang...}}) is a 2004 [[Denmark|Danish]] animated [[television series]] based on the [[fairy tale]]s of [[Hans Christian Andersen]].

List of episodes:

1. The Little Mermaid
2. The Emperor's New Clothes
3. The Nightingale
4. The Tinderbox
5. The Ugly Duckling
6. The Wild Swans
7. The Hardy Tin Soldier
8. The Travelling Companion
9. The Swineherd
10. The Flying Trunk
11. The Beetle
12. What the Old Man Does is Right
13. The Galoshes of Fortune
14. The Golden Treasure
15. The Professor and the Flea
16. The Fir Tree
17. The Snow Queen Part 1
18. The Snow Queen Part 2
19. The Snowman
20. The Bottleneck
21. Thumbelina
22. The Jumper
23. Jack The Fool
24. It's Quite True
25. Ollie Shuteye
26. The Lovers
27. Little Ida's Flowers
28. The Princess and the Pea
29. The Gardener and the Family
30. Sausage Peg Soup
31. The Old Street Lamp

==External links==
*{{imdb title|0459692}}
*[http://www.fairytaler.com Official Website]
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The Fairytaler

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| creator =
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| writer = [[Hans Christian Andersen]]
| director = [[Jørgen Lerdam]]
| starring =
| voices = [[Henrik Koefoed]] [[Ditte Gråbøl]] [[Thomas Mørk]] [[Søren Spanning]] [[Kaya Brüel]] [[Nikolaj Lie Kaas]] [[Nicola Coughlan]]
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| language = [[Danish language|Danish]] / [[English language|English]]
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'''''The Fairytaler''''' ({{lang-da|Der var engang...}}) is a 2004 [[Denmark|Danish]] animated [[television series]] based on the [[fairy tale]]s of [[Hans Christian Andersen]].

List of episodes:

*1. The Little Mermaid
*2. The Emperor's New Clothes
*3. The Nightingale
*4. The Tinderbox
*5. The Ugly Duckling
*6. The Wild Swans
*7. The Hardy Tin Soldier
*8. The Travelling Companion
*9. The Swineherd
*10. The Flying Trunk
*11. The Beetle
*12. What the Old Man Does is Right
*13. The Galoshes of Fortune
*14. The Golden Treasure
*15. The Professor and the Flea
*16. The Fir Tree
*17. The Snow Queen Part 1
*18. The Snow Queen Part 2
*19. The Snowman
*20. The Bottleneck
*21. Thumbelina
*22. The Jumper
*23. Jack The Fool
*24. It's Quite True
*25. Ollie Shuteye
*26. The Lovers
*27. Little Ida's Flowers
*28. The Princess and the Pea
*29. The Gardener and the Family
*30. Sausage Peg Soup
*31. The Old Street Lamp

==External links==
*{{imdb title|0459692}}
*[http://www.fairytaler.com Official Website]
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[[Category:Danish animated television series]]
[[Category:Danish television programmes]]

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The Fairytaler

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Tesshō Genda

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{{nihongo|'''Tesshō Genda'''|玄田哲章|''Genda Tesshō''|born May 20, 1948 in [[Okayama Prefecture]]}} is a Japanese [[Voice acting in Japan|voice actor]].<ref name="doi">{{cite web|url=http://www.usagi.org/~doi///seiyuu/genda-tessho/|title=Genda Tessho (玄田哲章)|accessdate=2007-03-21|first=Hitoshi|last=Doi|publisher=Seiyuu Database}}</ref> He is employed by the talent management firm [[81 Produce]].<ref name="doi"/> When he debuted, he used his real name, {{nihongo|Mitsuo Yokoi|横居光雄|''Yokoi Mitsuo''}}.<ref name="doi"/> as artist name. Because he had experience with ballet, he was known by the nickname "Pirouette Genda."<ref name="pirouette">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|url=http://ellis.blog10.fc2.com/blog-entry-640.html|title=羊の糸紡ぎうぇるかむ、可愛いもの。|date=2007-01-23|accessdate=2007-03-09}}</ref>

Along with such well-known voice actors such as [[Akio Ōtsuka]], [[Shigeru Chiba]] and [[Kōichi Yamadera]], Genda is one of Japan's most prolific voice actors, with 234 roles credited to his name as of September 25, 2007.

Among his other credits, he has performed the roles of [[Masami Iwaki]] (''[[Dokaben]]''), [[Suppaman]] (''[[Dr. Slump]]''), [[Gō Reietsu]] (''[[High School! Kimengumi]]''), [[Optimus Prime]] (A.K.A. Convoy) (''[[The Transformers (TV series)|The Transformers]]''), [[Umibouzu]] (''[[City Hunter]]''), [[Ichimi Araiwa]] (''[[Cooking Papa]]''), and [[Action Kamen]] (''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'') and is the current Japanese voice of [[Tigger]] in ''[[Winnie-the-Pooh|Winnie the Pooh]]'' media.

Like his [[Canadian]] counterpart [[Peter Cullen]], Tesshō reprised the role of [[Optimus Prime]] (Convoy) in the Japanese dub of the 2007 ''[[Transformers (film)|Transformers]]'' movie. He is best known as the Japanese voice of [[Batman]] in numerous [[animated]] television series and animated films. Like his [[United States|American]] counterpart [[Kevin Conroy]], Tesshō also reprised the role of [[Batman]] in the Japanese dub of ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]''. He also voices [[Kratos (God of War)|Kratos]] in the Japanese versions of the ''[[God of War (series)|God of War]]'' video game series.

In February 2010, he received a Merit Awards from the 4th [[Seiyu Awards]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-02-16/some-of-the-4th-annual-seiyu-award-winners-revealed|title=Some of the 4th Annual Seiyū Award Winners Revealed|date=February 16, 2010|publisher=[[Anime News Network]]|accessdate= February 16, 2010}}</ref>

In addition to the names above, Genda's name is sometimes romanized in credits as Tessyou Genda, Tetsuaki Genda, and Tetsusyo Genda, though the latter two spellings/romanizations of his name are incorrect.

==Roles==
The roles below are listed in chronological order, with the show title in ''italics'' followed by the dates of the series and the characters' names in parentheses.

===Animation===

====Television====
* ''[[Science Ninja Team the Gatchaman]]'' (1972–1974, too many minor Galactor characters to list)
* ''[[Baby Felix]]'' (2001, Bull)
* ''[[Brave Raideen]]'' (1975–1976, God Raideen, Danny Amagai)
* ''[[Dokaben]]'' (1976–1979, Masami Iwaki)
* ''[[Chōdenji Machine Voltes V]]'' (1977–1978, Daijirou Gou)
* ''[[Cyborg 009]]'' (1979–1980, Mack, Man in Black, Thunder)<ref name="cyborg">{{cite web|url=http://www.geocities.co.jp/Playtown/3064/009s.htm|title=『サイボーグ　009』|accessdate=2008-02-20}}</ref>
* ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam]]'' (1979–1980, [[Slegger Law]], Reed)
* ''[[The Wonderful Adventures of Nils]]'' (1980–1981, Golgo)
* ''[[Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds]]'' (1981, Porthos)
* ''[[Around the World with Willy Fog]]'' (1981, Mr. Sullivan)
* ''[[Golion|Hyakujūō Golion]]'' (1981–1982, Tsuyoshi Seidō) (Hunk -[[Voltron]])
* ''[[Groove Adventure Rave]]'' (2001–2002, Gale Leagrove)
* ''[[Dr. Slump|Dr. Slump: Arale-chan]]'' (1981–1986, Suppaman)
* ''[[Urusei Yatsura]]'' (1981–1986, Rei)
* ''[[Future Police Urashiman]]'' (1983, Stinger Wolf)
* ''[[Miyuki (manga)|Miyuki]]'' (1983–1984, Torao Nakata)
* ''[[Transformers series|Transformers]]'' (1984–1987, Convoy/[[Optimus Prime]], [[Omega Supreme]])
* ''[[High School! Kimengumi]]'' (1985–1987, Reietsu Gō)
* ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ]]'' (1986–1987, Gemon Bajakku, Desert Rommel)
* ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)|Dragon Ball]]'' (1986–1989, Shū, General White)
* ''[[Saint Seiya]]'' (1986–1989, Aldebaran)
* ''[[City Hunter]]'' (1987–1991, ''Umibouzu'': Hayato Ishūin, Falcon)
* ''[[Peter Pan no Bōken]]'' (1989, Alf)
* ''[[Parasol Henbē]]'' (1989–1991, Gorita)
* ''[[Saban's Adventures of the Little Mermaid]]'' (1991, Duhdlee)
* ''[[Honō no Dōkyūji: Dodge Danpei|Honoo no Dōkyūji Dodge Danpei]]'' (1991-1992, Tamajūrō Ichigeki)
* ''[[Papuwa|Nangoku Shōnen Papuwa-kun]]'' (1992-1993, Itō)
* ''[[Cooking Papa]]'' (1992–1995, Ichimi Araiwa)
* ''[[YuYu Hakusho]]'' (1992–1995, [[Toguro Brothers|Younger Toguro (Ototo)]])
* ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' (1992-current, Action Kamen)
* ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth]]'' (1994–1995, Selece)
* ''[[The Vision of Escaflowne]]'' (1996, Balgus)
* ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'' (1996–1997, Shū)
* ''[[Wataru|Chōmashin Eiyūden Wataru]]'' (1997–1998, Ryūjinmaru)
* ''[[Dr. Slump: Arale-chan]]'' (1997–1999, Suppaman)
* ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'' (1998–1999, Domino Walker)
* ''[[Dōkyūsei series|Kakyūsei]]'' (Elf edition) (1999, Sadaoka)
* ''[[The Big O]]'' (1999–2000, Dan Dastun)
* ''[[Cybersix]]'' (1999–2000, Lucas)
* ''[[Haré+Guu]]'' (2001, Boar)
* ''[[Z.O.E. Dolores,i]]'' (2001, James Lynx)
* ''[[Rave Master|Rave]]'' (2001–2002, King)
* ''[[Mahoromatic]]'' (2001–2003, Yūichirō Konoe)
* ''[[Naruto]]'' (2002-current, [[Tailed beasts#Nine-Tailed Demon Fox|Kurama]])
* ''[[The Big O]]'' (2003, Dan Dastun)
* ''[[Wolf's Rain]]'' (2003, Sea Walrus)
* ''[[Zatch Bell!|Konjiki no Gash Bell!!]]'' (2003–2006, Professor D'Artagnan)
* ''[[Agatha Christie's Great Detectives Poirot and Marple]]'' (2004–2005, Kelvin)
* ''[[Transformers: Energon|Transformers Super Link]]'' (2004–2005, Primus)
* ''[[Yakitate!! Japan]]'' (2004–2006, Tsuyoshi Mokoyama)
* ''[[Akagi (manga)|Tōhai Densetsu Akagi]]'' (2005-2006, Yasuoka)
* ''[[Angel Heart (anime)|Angel Heart]]'' (2005–2006, Umibozu/Falcon)
* ''[[Transformers: Cybertron|Transformers Galaxy Force]]'' (2005–2006, [[Primus (Transformers)|Primus]])
* ''[[Seto no Hanayome]]'' (2007, Luna's Father)
* ''[[Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple]]'' (2007, Sogetsu Ma)
* ''[[Shin Mazinger]]'' (2009, Narrator, Cross)
* ''[[Heroman]]'' (2010, Brian Carter Jones)
* ''[[Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt]]'' (2010, [[Optimus Prime|Ostimus Surprise]])
* ''[[Smile PreCure!]]'' (Pierrot)

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* ''[[21-emon]]'' (Scanray)
* ''[[AWOL: Absent Without Leave]]'' (Jim Hyatt)
* ''[[Entaku no Kishi Monogatari: Moero Arthur]]'' ([[Lancelot]])
* ''[[Ippatsu Kikijō]]'' (Narrator)
* ''[[Mashin Eiyūden Wataru]]'' (Ryūjinmaru, Ryūōmaru)
* ''[[Mashin Eiyūden Wataru 2]]'' (Shinsei Ryūjinmaru, Ryūseimaru)
* ''[[Meimon! Daisan Yakyūbu]]'' (Takeshi Kaidō)
* ''[[Midori no Makibaō]]'' (Cascade)
* ''[[Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman]]'' (Stinger Wolf)
* ''[[Shōwa Aho Sōshi Akanuke Ichiban!]]'' (Hikarikin)
* ''[[T.P. Pon]]'' (Geira)
* ''[[The Transformers (TV series)|The Transformers]]'' (Convoy)
* ''[[Tentō Mushi no Uta]]'' (Jeff)
* ''[[Uchū Senshi Baldios]]'' (Raita Hokuto)
* ''[[Uchū Taitei God Sigma]]'' (Kensaku Yoshinaga)
* ''[[Yoroshiku Megadoc]]'' (Kiyoshi Noro)
* ''[[Yuki no Jōō]]'' (Viromu)

====Original video animation (OVA)====
* ''[[Dallos]]'' (1983, Doc McCoy)
* ''[[Dragon Century]]'' (1985, Sgt. Sagara)
* ''[[Prefectural Earth Defense Force]]'' (1986, Takei Sukekubo)
* ''[[Violence Jack#Episode 1: Harlem Bomber|Violence Jack: Harlem Bomber]]'' (1986, Violence Jack)
* ''[[Legend of the Galactic Heroes]]'' (1988–1997, Karl Gustav Kemp)
* ''[[Shin Mashin Eiyūden Wataru: Mashinyama-hen]]'' (1989, Ryūjinmaru)
* ''[[Gosenzo-sama Banbanzai]]'' (1989–1990, Fumiaki Muroto)
* ''[[Record of Lodoss War]]'' (1990, Captain Jebra)
* ''[[Sol Bianca]]'' (1990–1992, Melanion)
* ''[[Blazing Transfer Student]]'' (1991, Saburō Ibuki)
* ''[[RG Veda]]'' (1991, Komoku-ten)
* ''[[Sohryuden: Legend of the Dragon Kings|Sohryuden]]'' (1991–1993, Saburō Shinkai)
* ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory]]'' (1991–1992, Kelly Layzner)
* ''[[Bastard‼|Bastard!! Destructive God of Darkness]]'' (1992, Gara)
* ''[[Konpeki no Kantai]]'' (1993–2003, Kurara Ōishi)
* ''[[Dōkyūsei]]'' (1994–1995, Master)
* ''[[Ys (anime)|Ys: Castle in the Heavens]]'' (1995, Dogi)
* ''Ultraman: Super Fighter Legend'' (1996, Father of Ultra)
* ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team]]'' (1996–1999, [[Terry Sanders Jr.]])
* ''[[Golgo 13|Golgo 13: Queen Bee]]'' (1998, Golgo 13)
* ''[[Halo Legends]]'' (2010, [[Master Chief (Halo)|Master Chief]] (The Package))

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* ''[[Kyokujitsu Kantai]]'' (Kurara Ōishi)
* ''[[Mashin Eiyūden Wataru: Owarinaki Toki Monogatari]]'' (Ryūjinmaru)

====Theater====
*''[[They Were Eleven|11 Nin Iru!]]'' (Ganigus Gagtos)
*''[[Akira (film)|Akira]]'' (Ryūsaku)
*''[[Asura (film)|Asura]]'' ([[Jitō]])
*''[[Bonobono]]'' (Higuma no Taishō)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Action Kamen vs. Haigure Maō]]'' (Action Kamen/Tarō Kyōgō)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu: Appare! Sengoku Daikassen]]'' (Sakai Hayatonosuke Akitada)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu: Utau Ketsudake Bakudan]]'' (Ketsudake Commanding Officer)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu! Yūhi no Kazukabe Boys]]'' (Security Commanding Officer)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Jungle]]'' (Action Kamen/Tarō Kyōgō)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Bakuhatsu! Onsen Wakuwaku Daikessen]]'' (Ground Self-Defense Forces Tank Corps Commanding Officer)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Chō Arashi wo Yobu: Kinpoko no Yūsha]]'' (Action Kamen)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Dengeki! Buta no Hizume Daisakusen]]'' (Kinniku)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Henderland no Daibōken]]'' (Action Kamen)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan: Unkokusai no Yabō]]'' (Friedkin Tamashiro)
*''[[Space Runaway Ideon|Densetsu Kyojin Ideon: Hatsudō Hen]]'' (Soldier)
*''[[Space Runaway Ideon|Densetsu Kyojin Ideon: Sesshoku Hen]]'' (Professor Yūki)
*''[[Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld|Doraemon: Nobita no Makai Daibōken]]'' (Kanbu Akuma #A)
*''[[Doraemon: Nobita Drifts in the Universe|Doraemon: Nobita no Uchū Hyōryūki]]'' (Goro Goro)
*''[[Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure|Dragon Ball: Makafushigi Daibōken]]'' (Shū)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn|Dragon Ball Z: Fukkatsu no Fusion!! Gokū to Vegeta]]'' (Janemba, Psyche Ogre)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound|Dragon Ball Z: Ginga Giri Giri!! Bucchigiri no Sugoi Yatsu]]'' (Bojack)
*''[[Future War 198X]]'' (Akita)
*''[[Duel Masters|Gekijōban Duel Masters: Yami no Shiro no Maryūkō (Calls of the Death Phoenix)]]'' (Agamemunon)
*''[[Pokémon: The First Movie|Gekijōban Pocket Monsters: Mewtwo no Gyakushū]]'' (Kamex, scientist)
*''[[Hamtaro|Gekijōban Tottoko Hamtarō: Ham Ham Paradise! Hamtarō to Fushigi no Oni no Ehontō]]'' (Oni-Ham King)
*''[[Ghost in the Shell (film)|Ghost in the Shell]]'' (Chief Nakamura)
*''[[Fair, then Partly Piggy|Hare Tokidoki Buta]]'' (Father)
*''[[High School! Kimengumi]]'' (Reietsu Gō)
*''[[Summer Days with Coo|Kappa no Coo to Natsuyatsumi]]'' (Director)
*''[[Kidō Senshi Gundam: Dai 08MS Shōtai: Miller's Report]]'' (Terry Sanders Junior)
*''[[Kidō Senshi Gundam 0083: Zion no Zankō]]'' (Kelly Layzner)
*''[[Kidō Senshi Gundam III: Meguri Ai Uchū-hen]]'' (Dozle Zabi)
*''[[Kindaichi Shōnen no Jikenbo 2: Satsuriku no Deep Blue]]'' (Saitō)
*''[[One Piece: Nejimaki Shima no Bōken]]'' (Bear King)
*''[[Saint Seiya: The Heated Battle of the Gods|Saint Seiya: Kamigami no Atsuki Tatakai]]'' (Fighter God Rung)
*''[[Soreike! Anpanman: Niji no Pyramid]]'' (Amefurioni, Sunao)
*''[[Soreike! Anpanman: Yōsei Lin Lin Himitsu]]'' (Sunao)
*''[[Suite PreCure|Suite Precure♪ The Movie: Take it back! The Miraculous Melody that Connects Hearts]]'' (Howling)
*''[[Toire no Hanako-san]]'' (Iwao Iwayama)
*''[[Touch (manga)|Touch 3: Kimi ga Tōrisugita Atoni]]'' (Principal)
*''[[Baldios|Uchū Senshi Baldios]]'' (Raita Hokuto)

Sources:<ref name="doi"/><ref name="imdb">{{IMDb name|0312656|Tesshô Genda}}</ref><ref name="81p">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|url=http://www.81produce.co.jp/man/gendatessyo.html|title=玄田哲章|publisher=[[81 Produce]]|accessdate=2007-03-21 |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20070320111908/http://www.81produce.co.jp/man/gendatessyo.html  |archivedate = 2007-03-20}}</ref><ref name="nyt">{{cite news|url=http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/filmography.html?p_id=219685&mod=films|publisher=The New York Times|title=Tessho Genda - Filmography - Movies|accessdate=2007-03-21 | first=A. O. | last=Scott}}</ref><ref name="cs">{{ja icon}} {{cite web|publisher=CinemaScape|url=http://cinema.intercritique.com/person.cgi?name=玄田哲章|title=CinemaScape/玄田哲章|accessdate=2007-03-21}}</ref>

===Video games===
*''[[Ajito 3]]'' (Astro Bomber)
*''[[Ar tonelico III]]'' (Gengai)
*''[[Atelier Iris 2: The Azoth of Destiny]]'' (Hagel)
*''[[Capcom Fighting Jam]]'' ([[Zangief]])
*''[[SNK vs. Capcom (series)|Capcom vs. SNK]]'' series ([[Zangief]])
*''[[Cobra II: Densetsu no Otoko]]'' (Crystal Boy)
*''[[Cobra the Arcade]]'' (Gypsy Dog)
*''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' series (Action Kamen)
*''[[Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness|Cyberbots]]'' (Gawaine Murdock, Ken Saotome)
*''[[Cyber City Oedo 808: Kemono no Zokusei]]'' (Gogol)
*''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee|Dairantō Smash Brothers DX]]'' (Kamex/Blastoise)
*''[[Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII]]'' (Azul)
*''[[Dragon Ball: Tenkaichi Daibōken]]'' (General White, Shū)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World]]'' (Janemba)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai]]'' (Janemba)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budōkai 2]]'' (Janemba)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!]]'' (Bojack, Janemba)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! Meteo]]'' (Bojack, Janemba, Shū)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! Neo]]'' (Bojack, Janemba, Shū)
*''[[Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2]]'' (Bojack)
*''[[DreamMix TV World Fighters]]'' (Convoy)
*''[[Everybody's Golf 5]]'' ([[Kratos]])
*''[[Evil Zone|Fūjin Ryūiki Eretzvaju]]'' (Gally 'Vanish' Gregman)
*''[[Gekitō Pro Yakyū|Gekitō Pro Yakyū: Shinji Mizushima All-Stars vs. Pro Yakyū]]'' ([[Masami Iwaki]])
*''[[God of War (video game)|God of War]]'' ([[Kratos (God of War)|Kratos]])
*''[[God of War II]]'' ([[Kratos (God of War)|Kratos]])
*''[[God of War: Chains of Olympus]]'' ([[Kratos (God of War)|Kratos]])
*''[[Growlanser]]'' (Wallace)
*''[[Gundam Battle Chronicle]]'' (Dozle Zabi)
*''[[Gundam Battle Royale]]'' (Dozle Zabi)
*''[[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game)|Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]]'' ([[Rubeus Hagrid]])
*''[[Kaizō Chōjin Shubibinman 3: Ikai no Princess]]'' (Bacchi)
*''[[Kessen]]'' ([[Tokugawa Ieyasu|Ieyasu Tokugawa]])
*''[[Kessen II]]'' ([[Zhang Fei]])
*''[[Gihren no Yabou|Kidō Senshi Gundam: Gihren no Yabō]]'' (Slegger Law, Rommel, Kelly Layzner)
*''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' ([[Tigger]])
*''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' ([[Tigger]])
*''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'' ([[Tigger]])
*''[[Konjiki no Gash Bell!! Unare! Yūjō no Gekeru 2]]'' (Professor D'Artagnan)
*''[[Konoyo no Ha Tede Koi wo Uta u Shōjo Yu-No]]'' (Bask)
*''[[Gulliver Boy|Kūsō Kagaku Sekai Gulliver Boy]]'' (Danshaku Mangetsu)
*''[[Marvel: Ultimate Alliance]]'' ([[Doctor Doom]])
*''[[Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2]]'' ([[War Machine]])
*''[[Mashin Eiyūden Wataru: Another Step]]'' (Ryūjinmaru, Tenshō Ryūjinmaru)
*''[[Namco × Capcom]]'' (Unknown Soldier 2P, [[Mike Haggar]])
*''[[Super Smash Bros.|Nintendō All-Star! Dairantō Smash Brothers]]'' (Kamex)
*''[[No More Heroes (video game)|No More Heroes: Eiyū Tachi no Rakuen]]'' (Dark Star)
*''[[Onimusha 3: Demon Siege|Onimusha 3]]'' ([[Honda Tadakatsu|Tadakatsu Heihachirō Honda]])
*''[[Makai Kingdom: Chronicles of the Sacred Tome|Phantom Kingdom]]'' (The Top of Jashin Valvalga, Mickey)
*''[[PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale]]'' ([[Kratos]])
*''[[Quake III Arena|Quake III Revolution]]'' (Arena Master Vadrigar)
*''[[Mega Man Legends (series)|Rockman DASH]]'' series (Teisel Bonne)
*''[[Mega Man X7|Rockman X7]]'' (Soldier Stonekong, Hellride Inobuski)
*''[[SD Gundam G Generation]]'' series (Kelly Layzner, Gemon Bajack, Rommel, Terry Sanders Junior, Dennis Napalm, Breib Cod)
*''[[Sengoku Basara]]'' series ([[Takeda Shingen|Shingen Takeda]])
*''[[Shin Super Robot Taisen]]'' (Jirō Gōdai)
*''[[Code of the Samurai|Shinsengumi Gunraw Den]]'' ([[Kondō Isami|Isami Kondō]])
*''[[Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny]]'' ([[Kratos (God of War)|Kratos]])
*''[[SpikeOut]] Final Edition'' (White)
*''[[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro the Dragon]]'' (Dragon)
*''[[Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds]]'' (Mace Windu)
*''[[Street Fighter EX]]'' series ([[Guile (Street Fighter)|Guile]])
*''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha|Super Robot Taisen α]]'' (Jirō Gōdai, Kelly Layzner)
*''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden|Super Robot Taisen α Gaiden]]'' (Jirō Gōdai)
*''[[Super Robot Taisen F]]'' (Hannibal Gen, Semūju Shatto)
*''[[Super Robot Taisen F: Kanketsu Hen]]'' (Slegger Law, Hannibal Gen, Semūju Shatto, Kelly Layzner)
*''[[Super Robot Wars UX]]'' (Deus Ex Machina)
*''[[Tales of Destiny]]'' (Mighty Kongman, Tiberius Tōkei)
*''[[Tales of Phantasia]]'' (Mars, Pegasus, Harrison)
*''[[Tales of the Abyss]]'' (Largo)
*''[[Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 2]]'' (Mighty Kongman)
*''[[Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3]]'' (Mighty Kongman)
*''[[Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2]]'' (Mighty Kongman)
*''[[Tales of VS.]]'' (Mighty Kongman)
*''[[Tengai Makyō III: Namida]]'' (Taojirius)
*''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (video game)|Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell]]'' (Sam Fisher)
*''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory]]'' (Sam Fisher)
*''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]'' (Sam Fisher)
*''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow]]'' (Sam Fisher)
*''[[The Misadventures of Tron Bonne|Tron ni Bonne]]'' (Teisel Bonne)
*''[[Valis IV]]'' (Asfar)
*''[[Xenoblade Chronicles]]'' (Xord)
*''[[Ys IV - The Dawn of Ys]]'' (Gadis)
*''[[Yumimimikkusu]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale]] (Kratos)

Sources:<ref name="doi"/><ref name="imdb"/><ref name="81p"/>

===Dubbing roles===

====Live-action====
*[[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]
**''[[The 6th Day]]'' (Adam Gibson)
**''[[Around the World in 80 Days (2004 film)|Around the World in 80 Days]]'' (Prince Hapi)
**''[[Batman & Robin (film)|Batman & Robin]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Mister Freeze)
**''[[Collateral Damage (film)|Collateral Damage]]'' (Gordon Brewer)
**''[[Commando (film)|Commando]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (John Matrix)
**''[[Conan the Barbarian (1982 film)|Conan the Barbarian]]'' (TV Asahi and DVD editions) (Conan)
**''[[Conan the Destroyer]]'' (Conan)
**''[[Dave (film)|Dave]]'' (Arnold Schwarzenegger)
**''[[End of Days (film)|End of Days]]'' (Jericho Cane)
**''[[Eraser (film)|Eraser]]'' (Television edition) (John "Eraser" Kruger)
**''[[The Expendables (2010 film)|The Expendables]]'' (Trench)
**''[[The Expendables 2]]'' (Trench)
**''[[Jingle All the Way]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Howard Langston)
**''[[Junior (film)|Junior]]'' (Doctor Alex Hesse)
**''[[Kindergarten Cop]]'' (John Kimble)
**''[[Last Action Hero]]'' (DVD/VHS and TV Asahi editions) (Jack Slater, Arnold Schwarzenegger)
**''[[Predator (film)|Predator]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Major Alan "Dutch" Schaefer)
**''[[Raw Deal (1986 film)|Raw Deal]]'' (Mark Kaminsky)
**''[[Red Heat]]'' (Ivan Danko)
**''[[The Rundown]]'' (Arnold Schwarzenegger)
**''[[The Running Man (1987 film)|The Running Man]]'' (TV Asahi and DVD editions) (Ben Richards)
**''[[The Terminator]]'' (DVD and TV Tokyo editions) (T-800)
**''[[Terminator 2: Judgment Day]]'' (Fuji TV and "Extreme" editions) (T-800)
**''[[Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines]]'' (T-850)
**''[[Total Recall (1990 film)|Total Recall]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Douglas Quaid/Hauser)
**''[[True Lies]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Harry Tasker)
**''[[Twins (1988 film)|Twins]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Julius Benedict)
*[[Sylvester Stallone]]
**''[[Assassins (film)|Assassins]]'' (DVD and Fuji TV editions) (Robert Rath)
**''[[Cliffhanger (film)|Cliffhanger]]'' (VHS/DVD and Fuji TV editions) (Gabe Walker)
**''[[Cop Land]]'' (Sheriff Freddy Heflin)
**''[[Daylight (film)|Daylight]]'' (DVD/VHS edition) (Kit Latura)
**''[[Demolition Man (film)|Demolition Man]]'' (DVD edition) (Sergeant John Spartan)
**''[[Driven]]'' (Joe Tanto)
**''[[First Blood]]'' (1999 Nippon TV edition) (John Rambo)
**''[[Get Carter]]'' (Jack Carter)
**''[[Judge Dredd (film)|Judge Dredd]]'' (Judge Dredd)
**''[[Lock Up (film)|Lock Up]]'' (Frank Leone)
**''[[Over the Top (film)|Over the Top]]'' (Lincoln Hawk)
**''[[Paradise Alley]]'' (Cosmo Carboni)
**''[[Rambo: First Blood Part II]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (John Rambo)
**''[[Rambo III]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (John Rambo)
**''[[Rocky III]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Rocky Balboa)
**''[[The Specialist]]'' (DVD edition) (Ray Quick)
**''[[Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot]]'' (Sergeant Joseph Andrew "Joe" Bomowski)
**''[[Tango & Cash]]'' (DVD edition) (Ray Tango)
**''[[Taxi 3]]'' (Sylvester Stallone)
*[[Dan Aykroyd]]
**''[[Blues Brothers 2000]]'' (Elwood Blues)
**''[[Chaplin (film)|Chaplin]]'' ([[Mack Sennett]])
**''[[Evolution (film)|Evolution]]'' (Video edition) (Governor Lewis)
**''[[Ghostbusters]]'' (Doctor Raymond Stantz (DVD edition), Winston Zeddemore (TV Asahi edition))
**''[[Ghostbusters II]]'' (DVD edition) (Doctor Raymond Stantz)
**''[[Grosse Pointe Blank]]'' (Grocer)
**''[[Loser (film)|Loser]]'' (Dad)
**''[[My Girl (film)|My Girl]]'' (Harry Sultenfuss)
**''[[My Girl 2]]'' (Harry Sultenfuss)
**''[[My Stepmother Is an Alien]]'' (Steven Mills)
**''[[Sneakers (1992 film)|Sneakers]]'' (Darryl "Mother" Roskow)
*[[Steven Seagal]]
**''[[Executive Decision]]'' (DVD edition) (Lieutenant Colonel Austin Travis)
**''[[Exit Wounds]]'' (DVD edition) (Orin Boyd)
**''[[Fire Down Below (1997 film)|Fire Down Below]]'' (DVD edition) (Jack Taggart)
**''[[The Glimmer Man]]'' (DVD edition) (Jack Cole)
**''[[On Deadly Ground]]'' (DVD edition) (Forrest Taft)
**''[[Out of Reach (film)|Out of Reach]]'' (William Lancing)
**''[[Under Siege]]'' (DVD edition) (Casey Ryback)
**''[[Under Siege 2: Dark Territory]]'' (DVD edition) (Casey Ryback)
*[[Samuel L. Jackson]]
**''[[Jumper (film)|Jumper]]'' (Roland Cox)
**''[[The Spirit (film)|The Spirit]]'' (The Octopus)
**''[[Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace]]'' (Mace Windu)
**''[[Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones]]'' (Mace Windu)
**''[[Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith]]'' (Mace Windu)
**''[[S.W.A.T. (film)|S.W.A.T.]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Sergeant Second Grade Dan "Hondo" Harrelson)
**''[[xXx (film)|xXx]]'' (Augustus Gibbons)
**''[[xXx: State of the Union]]'' (Augustus Gibbons)
*[[John Goodman]]
**''[[Always (1989 film)|Always]]'' (Video edition) (Al Yackey)
**''[[Bringing Out the Dead]]'' (Larry)
**''[[Confessions of a Shopaholic (film)|Confessions of a Shopaholic]]'' (Graham Bloomwood)
**''[[Coyote Ugly (film)|Coyote Ugly]]'' (Billene Sanford)
**''[[Evan Almighty]]'' (Chuck Long)
**''[[The Flintstones (film)|The Flintstones]]'' ([[Fred Flintstone]])
**''[[Sea of Love (film)|Sea of Love]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) (Detective Sherman Touhey)
*[[Laurence Fishburne]]
**''[[Assault on Precinct 13 (2005 film)|Assault on Precinct 13]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Marion Bishop)
**''[[Hoodlum (film)|Hoodlum]]'' ([[Bumpy Johnson]])
**''[[The Matrix]]'' (DVD edition) (Morpheus)
**''[[The Matrix Reloaded]]'' (DVD edition) (Morpheus)
**''[[The Matrix Revolutions]]'' (DVD edition) (Morpheus)
**''[[Othello (1995 film)|Othello]]'' ([[Othello (character)|Othello]])
**''[[Predators (film)|Predators]]'' (Noland)
*[[Gérard Depardieu]]
**''[[102 Dalmatians]]'' (Jean Pierre Le Pelt)
**''[[Bogus (film)|Bogus]]'' (Bogus)
**''[[City of Ghosts]]'' (Emile)
**''[[How Much Do You Love Me? (Combien tu m'aimes?)]]'' (Charly)
**''[[Vidocq (2001 film)|Vidocq]]'' (Vidocq)
*[[John Candy]]
**''[[Cool Runnings]]'' (TV edition) (Irving "Irv" Blitzer)
**''[[Home Alone (film)|Home Alone]]'' (DVD/VHS edition) (Gus Polinski)
**''[[Nothing but Trouble (1991 film)|Nothing but Trouble]]'' (Dennis Valkenheiser)
**''[[Only the Lonely (film)|Only the Lonely]]'' (Danny Muldoon)
**''[[Uncle Buck]]'' (Buck Russell)
*[[Nick Nolte]]
**''[[48 Hrs.]]'' (Jack Cates (TV Asahi edition), Billy Bear (Nippon TV Friday Road Show edition))
**''[[Another 48 Hrs.]]'' (Fuji TV/TV Asahi edition) (Jack Cates)
**''[[Hulk (film)|Hulk]]'' (David Banner)
**''[[Mulholland Falls]]'' (Max Hoover)
**''[[Three Fugitives]]'' (Lucas)
*[[Charles S. Dutton]]
**''[[Mimic (film)|Mimic]]'' (Leonard)
**''[[Nick of Time (film)|Nick of Time]]'' (Huey)
**''[[A Time to Kill (film)|A Time to Kill]]'' (Sheriff Ozzie Walls)

*''[[The Addams Family (film)|The Addams Family]]'' (First DVD edition) (Gomez Addams)
*''[[Alien 3]]'' (Golden Yōga Theater edition) (Morse)
*''[[Alien vs. Predator (film)|Alien vs. Predator]]'' (Maxwell Stafford)
*''[[Aliens (film)|Aliens]]'' (VHS/DVD edition) (Sergeant Al Apone)
*''[[Back to the Future]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Biff Tannen)
*''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Biff Tannen, Griff Tannen)
*''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen, Biff Tannen)
*''[[Bad Boys (1995 film)|Bad Boys]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Fouchet)
*''[[Bandits]]'' (Darren Smith)
*''[[Ben-Hur (1959 film)|Ben-Hur]]'' (1990 Nippon TV edition) (Ben-Hur)
*''[[The Big Lebowski]]'' (Walter Sobchak)
*''[[Breakdown (film)|Breakdown]]'' (Warren "Red" Barr)
*''[[Charlie Wilson's War]]'' ([[Gust Avrakotos]])
*''[[Chicago Hope]]'' (Doctor Dennis Hancock)
*''[[Cube (film)|Cube]]'' (Quentin)
*''[[Dante's Peak]]'' (Television edition) (Doctor Paul Dreyfus)
*''[[Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)|Dawn of the Dead]]'' (Sergeant Kenneth Hall)
*''[[Die Hard]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Karl Vreski)
*''[[Doctor Who]]'' (Opening narration, The Fourth Doctor)
*''[[The Enforcer (1976 film)|The Enforcer]]'' (Bobby Maxwell)
*''[[Femme Fatale (2002 film)|Femme Fatale]]'' (Television edition) (Black Tie)
*''[[The Fifth Element]]'' (DVD/VHS edition) (President Lindberg)
*''[[Fight Club (film)|Fight Club]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Robert "Bob" Paulson)
*''[[Frankenstein (1994 film)|Frankenstein]]'' (The Creature)
*''[[From Hell (film)|From Hell]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) (Sergeant Peter Godley)
*''[[Full House]]'' (Sandman)
*''[[Gangs of New York]]'' (William "Bill the Butcher" Cutting)
*''[[Gone in 60 Seconds (2000 film)|Gone in 60 Seconds]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Detective Roland Castlebeck)
*''[[Gremlins 2: The New Batch]]'' (DVD/VHS edition) (Martin)
*''[[Guess Who (film)|Guess Who]]'' (Percy Jones)
*''[[Hannibal (film)|Hannibal]]'' (Video edition) (Barney Matthews)
*''[[Hellraiser: Inferno]]'' ([[Pinhead (Hellraiser)|Pinhead]])
*''[[High School Musical]]'' (Principal Matsui)
*''[[Home Alone 2: Lost in New York]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Hector the Consierge)
*''[[I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry]]'' (Lawrence Arthur "Larry" Valentine)
*''[[Identity (film)|Identity]]'' (Television edition) (Malcolm Rivers)
*''[[Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Indiana Jones)
*''[[Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles]]'' (VHS/DVD edition) (Armand)
*''[[Johnny Handsome]]'' (Doctor Steven Fisher)
*''[[Labyrinth (film)|Labyrinth]]'' (Ludo the Yeti)
*''[[The Last Boy Scout]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (James Alexander "Jimmy" Dix)
*''[[Little Shop of Horrors (film)|Little Shop of Horrors]]'' (Doctor Orin Scrivello)
*''[[Live and Let Die (film)|Live and Let Die]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Quarrel Junior)
*''[[The Living Daylights]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Brad Whitaker)
*''[[The Machinist]]'' (Ivan)
*''[[Major League II]]'' (Pedro Cerrano)
*''[[Masters of the Universe (film)|Masters of the Universe]]'' (TV edition) ([[He-Man]] ([[Dolph Lundgren]]))
*''[[Maverick (film)|Maverick]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Angel)
*''[[Men in Black (film)|Men in Black]]'' (Edgar the Bug (Nippon TV edition), Frank the Pug (DVD/VHS edition))
*''[[Men in Black II]]'' (DVD/VHS edition) (Frank the Pug)
*''[[The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc]]'' (Television edition) ([[La Hire]])
*''[[Mrs. Doubtfire]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Uncle Frank)
*''[[The Mummy Returns]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Imhotep)
*''[[Night at the Museum]]'' (Moai)
*''[[Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian]]'' (Moai, [[George Foreman]])
*''[[Nikita (film)|Nikita]]'' (Bob)
*''[[Out of Sight]]'' (TV edition) (Richard Ripley)
*''[[Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief]]'' ([[Zeus]])
*''[[Pink Cadillac (film)|Pink Cadillac]]'' (Alex)
*''[[Police Academy (film)|Police Academy]]'' (Cadet Eugene Tackleberry)
*''[[Pulp Fiction (film)|Pulp Fiction]]'' (Marcellus Wallace)
*''[[Quick Change]]'' (Loomis)
*''[[Quincy, M.E.]]'' (Sam Fujiyama (first voice))
*''[[Red Cliff (film)|Red Cliff]]'' ([[Liu Bei]])
*''[[Red Dwarf]]'' (Queeg 500)
*''[[Resident Evil (film)|Resident Evil]]'' (Television edition) (One)
*''[[Richie Rich (film)|Richie Rich]]'' (Lawrence Van Dough)
*''[[Riptide (TV series)|Riptide]]'' (Cody Allen)
*''[[Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves]]'' (Little John)
*''[[Rumble in the Bronx]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Tony)
*''[[Seinfeld]]'' (George Costanza)
*''[[Sesame Street]]'' (NHK edition) (Telly Monster)
*''[[Shaolin Soccer]]'' ("Golden Leg" Fung)
*''[[Small Soldiers]]'' (VHS and TV editions) (Chip Hazard)
*''[[Speed (1994 film)|Speed]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Lieutenant McMahon)
*''[[Speed Racer (film)|Speed Racer]]'' (E.P. Arnold Royalton)
*''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' (Benjamin Sisko)
*''[[Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' (Red Leader)
*''[[Street Fighter (film)|Street Fighter]]'' (DVD/VHS edition) ([[M. Bison|General Bison]] ([[Raul Julia]]))
*''[[Supernatural (U.S. TV series)|Supernatural]]'' (Uriel)
*''[[The Three Musketeers (1993 film)|The Three Musketeers]]'' (DVD edition) (Porthos)
*''[[Timecop]]'' (Commander Eugene Matuzak)
*''[[Transformers (film)|Transformers]]'' (Optimus Prime ([[Peter Cullen]]))
*''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]'' (Optimus Prime ([[Peter Cullen]]))
*''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon]]'' (Optimus Prime ([[Peter Cullen]]))
*''[[True Romance]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) (Lee Donowitz)
*''[[Two-Minute Warning]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) (Sergeant Chris Button)
*''[[The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights]]'' ([[Quinton Jackson]])
*''[[Vampires (film)|Vampires]]'' (Television edition) (Anthony Montoya)
*''[[The Wizard of Oz (1939 film)|The Wizard of Oz]]'' (NHK edition) ([[Tin Woodman]])
*''[[The World Is Not Enough]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Valentin Zukovsky)

====Animation====
*''[[The Adventures of Tintin]]'' ([[Captain Haddock]])
*''[[Antz]]'' (Weaver)
*''[[Balto]]'' (Muk and Luk)
*''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' ([[Batman]]/[[Bruce Wayne]] ([[Kevin Conroy]]))
*''[[Batman: The Brave and the Bold]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne, [[Owlman]], [[Thomas Wayne]])
*''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne) (1,2,4,6)
*''[[Batman: Under the Red Hood]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Batman: Mask of the Phantasm]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman]]'' (Batman/Bruce wayne)
*''[[Batman Beyond]]'' (Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Batman Beyond: Return of The Joker]]'' (Bruce Wayne ([[Kevin Conroy]]))
*''[[The Batman (TV series)|The Batman]]'' ([[Mister Freeze]]/Victor Fries ([[Clancy Brown]]))
*''[[The Book of Pooh]]'' (Tigger)
*''[[Brother Bear]]'' (Tuke)
*''[[Brother Bear 2]]'' (Tuke)
*''[[Buzz Lightyear of Star Command]]'' (Emperor Zurg)
*''[[Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins]]'' (Emperor Zurg)
*''[[Dinosaur (film)|Dinosaur]]'' (Bruton)
*''[[An Extremely Goofy Movie]]'' (Tank)
*''[[Garfield and Friends]]'' (WOWOW edition) (Garfield ([[Lorenzo Music]]))
*''[[Halo Legends]]'' ("The Package") ([[Master Chief (Halo)|Master Chief]] ([[Steve Downes]]))
*''[[Inspector Gadget]]'' (Inspector Gadget ([[Don Adams]]))
*''[[Iron Man (TV series)|Iron Man]]'' ([[War Machine]]/James Rupert Rhodes)
*''[[Justice League]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne ([[Kevin Conroy]]))
*''[[Looney Tunes]]'' ([[Foghorn Leghorn]])
*''[[Gadget and the Gadgetinis]]'' (William"Billy"Thaw)
*''[[Monster House (film)|Monster House]]'' (Officer Landers)
*''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'' (Tigger ([[Jim Cummings]]))
*''[[Piglet's Big Movie]]'' (Tigger)
*''[[Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin]]'' (Tigger)
*''[[The Princess and the Frog]]'' ("Big Daddy" La Bouff)
*''[[Quack Pack]]'' (Doctor Emile Croaker)
*''[[Rango (2011 film)|Rango]]'' (Mayor Lynch ([[Ned Beatty]]))
*''[[The Rescuers Down Under]]'' (Wilbur the Albatross)
*''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'' (President Schwarzenegger)
*''[[Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003 TV series)|Star Wars: Clone Wars]]'' (Mace Windu)
*''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (film)|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'' (Mace Windu)
*''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 TV series)|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'' (Mace Windu)
*''[[Static Shock]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Superman/Batman: Public Enemies]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Superman/Batman: Apocalypse]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Tarzan (1999 film)|Tarzan]]'' (Tantor the Elephant ([[Wayne Knight]]))
*''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 TV series)|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' (Don Turtelli, Lando)
*''[[The Tigger Movie]]'' (Tigger)
*''[[The New Batman Adventures]]'' (Batman/Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Toonsylvania]]'' (Doctor Igor)
*''[[The Looney Tunes Show]]'' (Foghorn Leghorn)
*''[[Tiny Toons Adventures]]'' (Foghorn Leghorn)
*''[[The Transformers (TV series)|The Transformers]]'' (Optimus Prime/Orion Pax, Omega Supreme, Giant, Wolf, Professor Teranova)
*''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' (Optimus Prime ([[Peter Cullen]]))
*''[[The Zeta Project]]'' (Bruce Wayne)
*''[[Transformers The Rebirth]]'' (Optimus Prime)
*''[[Winnie-the-Pooh]]'' (Tigger)
*''[[X-Men (TV series)|X-Men]]'' ([[Cable (comics)|Cable]])
Sources:<ref name="81p"/>

===Tokusatsu===
* ''[[Akai Megane]]'' (Muroto Fumiaki)
* ''[[Kamen Rider (Skyrider)]]'' (voice of Ōgon Jaguar)
* ''[[Ninja Sentai Kakuranger]]'' (voice of Yōkai Senshi [[Nue]])
* ''[[Mahou Sentai Magiranger]]'' (narrator, voice of MagiPhone)
* ''[[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger]]'' (voice of MagiPhone)
* ''[[Talking Head (film)]]'' (narrator)
* ''[[Ultraman Mebius]]'' (Yapool)
* ''[[Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters]]'' (Gorisaki Banana)

Sources:<ref name="doi"/><ref name="imdb"/><ref name="81p"/><ref name="cs"/>

===Radio===
* ''[[Nijūyoji Kansei Monogatari]]'' (Ita-san)

===CD drama===
* ''[[Dragon Quest|CD Theater: Dragon Quest I: Daimadō IV: Torneko no Bōken]]'' (Torneko)
* ''[[Records of Three Kingdoms|Kōei CD Drama Sangokushi]]'' ([[Zhang Fei|Chōhi Yokutoku]])

===Other===
* [[Bandai]] sentai toy series commercials (narrator)
* ''[[Domo (NHK)|Domo-kun World]]'' (Domo-kun)
* ''[[Star Tours]]'' (Mace Windu)
* ''[[Hitori de Dekiru mon!]]'' (Koron, Jaja Maoh)
* ''[[Pooh's Hunny Hunt]]'' (Tigger)
* [[NHK|NHK's]] ''[[Konna Ko Iru ka na?]]'' (narrator during the ''Okaasan to Issho'' segment)
* [[NHK|NHK Education's]] ''[[Tensai Bit-kun]]'' (narrator)
* ''[[Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters]]'' (Zurg)
* ''[[Tanken Roman Sekai Isan]]'' (Dr. Roman)
* ''[[You Gotta Quintet]]'' (Flat)
* ''[[T2 3-D: Battle Across Time]]'' (Terminator)

Sources:<ref name="81p"/>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* {{ann|people|1250}}
*{{IMDb name|0312656}}
*[http://www.81produce.co.jp/list.cgi?man+1499313433220 81 Produce profile]

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{{Persondata 
| NAME =Genda Tessho
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
| SHORT DESCRIPTION = Japanese voice actor
| DATE OF BIRTH =1948-05-20
| PLACE OF BIRTH =[[Okayama Prefecture]], Japan
| DATE OF DEATH =
| PLACE OF DEATH =
}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Genda Tessho}}
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[[Category:1948 births]]
[[Category:81 Produce]]
[[Category:Japanese voice actors]]
[[Category:People from Okayama Prefecture]]

Ultraman Story

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{{Infobox film
| name = Ultraman Story
| image = Ultraman Story.jpg
| image_size =
| caption = Theatrical poster for ''Ultraman Story'' (1984)
| director = [[Kōichi Takano]]<ref>Infobox data from {{cite web |url= http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/1984/dh002440.htm|title=ウルトラマン物語|accessdate=2009-05-08|language=Japanese|publisher=[[Japanese Movie Database]]}}; {{cite web |url=http://www.allcinema.net/prog/show_c.php?num_c=85978|title=ウルトラマン物語（ストーリー）(1984)|accessdate=2009-05-08|publisher=[http://www.allcinema.net/ www.allcinema.net]|language=Japanese}} ''and'' {{imdb title|0189169|Urutoraman sutori (1984)}}</ref>
| producer = [[Noboru Tsuburaya]] Kiyotaka Ugawa
| writer = Yasushi Hirano
| narrator = Yoshio Kanauchi
| starring = [[Tarō Ishida]]
| music = Toru Fuyuki Shunsuke Kikuchi
| cinematography =
| editing =
| distributor = [[Tsuburaya Productions]]
| released = July 14, 1984
| runtime = 93 min.
| country = [[Japan]]
| language = [[Japanese language|Japanese]]
| budget =
| gross =
| preceded_by =
| followed_by =
}}

{{nihongo|'''''Ultraman Story'''''|ウルトラマン物語(ストーリー)|Urutoraman Sutōrī}} is a [[1984 in film|1984]] [[Japan]]ese [[tokusatsu]] [[kaiju]] film directed by [[Koichi Takano]] and produced by [[Tsuburaya Productions]]. The film features the [[kaiju]] [[superhero]] [[Ultraman]].
==Cast==
* [[Tarō Ishida]] ({{nihongo2|石田太郎}}): Father of Ultra
* [[Masako Ikeda]] ({{nihongo2|池田昌子}}): Mother of Ultra
* [[Hiroya Ishimaru]] ({{nihongo2|石丸博也}}): [[Ultraman Taro]]
* [[Masako Nozawa]] ({{nihongo2|野沢雅子}}): Taro (child)
* [[Yoshio Kaneuchi]] ({{nihongo2|金内吉男}}): Narrator

==Bibliography==
* {{imdb title|0189169|Urutoraman sutori (1984)}}
* {{cite web |url=http://www.jmdb.ne.jp/1984/dh002440.htm|title=ウルトラマン物語|accessdate=2009-05-08|language=Japanese|publisher=[[Japanese Movie Database]]}}
* {{cite web |url=http://www.citwf.com/film367267.htm|title=URUTORAMAN SUTORI|accessdate=2009-05-08|publisher=[[Complete Index to World Film]]|language=English}}
* {{cite web |url=http://www.walkerplus.com/movie/kinejun/index.cgi?ctl=each&id=17473|title= ウルトラマン物語|accessdate=2009-05-08|publisher=[http://www.walkerplus.com/movie/ www.walkerplus.com]|language=Japanese}}
* {{cite web |url=http://www.allcinema.net/prog/show_c.php?num_c=85978|title=ウルトラマン物語（ストーリー）(1984)|accessdate=2009-05-08|publisher=[http://www.allcinema.net/ www.allcinema.net]|language=Japanese}}

==Notes==
{{reflist}}

{{Ultra Series}}

[[Category:1984 films]]
[[Category:Japanese films]]
[[Category:Japanese-language films]]
[[Category:Ultra Series films]]

{{1980s-Japan-film-stub}}

Tarō Ishida

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{{refimprove|date=September 2013}}
{{Infobox person
| name = Tarō Ishida
| image = 
| imagesize =
| caption =
| birth_name =
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1944|3|16}}
| birth_place = [[Kyoto]], [[Kyoto Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
| death_date = {{Death date and age|mf=yes|2013|9|21|1944|3|6}}
| death_place = [[Sagamihara]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
| othername = Gentarō Ishida
| occupation = [[Actor]], [[voice actor]]
| yearsactive =
| spouse =
| religion = [[Jōdo Shinshū]]
| website = [http://www.granpapa.com/1251268566595/ Granpapa]
| bfjaawards =
| awards =
}}
{{Nihongo|'''Tarō Ishida'''|石田太郎 |Ishida Tarō|March 16, 1944 – September 21, 2013}} was a Japanese [[actor]] and [[Voice acting in Japan|voice actor]] from the city of [[Kyoto]].

==Education==
Ishida attended the Foreign Language Department (Spanish) of [[Sophia University]], but quit without graduating.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.sponichi.co.jp/entertainment/news/2013/09/22/kiji/K20130922006664420.html|title=石田太郎さん急死…草なぎ剛ショック！ドラマ収録中に急変|publisher=www.sponichi.co.jp|language=Japanese|accessdate=September 30, 2013}}</ref>

==Career==
Ishida was a chief priest at the [[Jōdo Shinshū]] Buddhist temple ''Jōkei-ji'' at [[Kanazawa, Ishikawa]].<ref>http://www.quexpo.com/htdocs/mt/archives/000102.html</ref> He was affiliated with [[Granpapa Production]] and his former stage name was '''{{Nihongo|Gentarō Ishida|石田弦太郎|Ishida Gentarō}}'''. He died on September 21, 2013.<ref name="Obituary">[http://www.sponichi.co.jp/entertainment/news/2013/09/22/kiji/K20130922006664420.html Taro Ishida's obituary] {{jp icon}}</ref>

==Roles==

===Television animation===
*''[[List of Lupin III television specials#Alcatraz Connection|Alcatraz Connection]]'' (Assistant Inspector Terry Crown)
*''[[Astro Boy (2003 TV series)|Astro Boy]]'' (General Red)
*''[[Black Jack (manga)|Black Jack]]'' (Toranomon)
*''[[Case Closed|Detective Conan]]'' (Police Inspector Radish Redwood)
*[[GeGeGe no Kitaro#2007|''GeGeGe no Kitarō'' (fifth series)]] (Vampire Elite Johnny)
*''[[Requiem from the Darkness]]'' (Emon Shibamigi)
*''[[Rescueman|Time Patrol-Tai Otasukeman]]'' (Napoleon)

===OVA===
*''[[Giant Robo (OVA)|Giant Robo]]'' (Kon World Devil King Han Zui)
*''[[Legend of the Galactic Heroes]]'' (Heydrich Lang (second voice))
*''[[Record of Lodoss War]]'' (Emperor Beld)

===Theater animation===
*''[[Akira (film)|Akira]]'' (The Colonel)
*''[[Arcadia of My Youth]]'' (Zeda)
*''[[Brave Story]]'' (Bishop Daimon)
*''[[Case Closed: The Time-Bombed Skyscraper]]'' (Teiji Moriya)
*''[[The Castle of Cagliostro]]'' (Count Cagliostro)
*''[[Fist of the North Star]]'' (Narrator)
*''[[Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland]]'' (Nightmare King)
*''[[Metropolis (anime)|Metropolis]]'' (Duke Red)
*''[[Odin: Photon Sailer Starlight]]'' (as "Gentarō Ishida") (Saint Asgard)
*''[[Dead End Adventure|One Piece: Dead End Adventure]]'' (Gasparde)

===Tokusatsu===
*''[[Juken Sentai Gekiranger]]'' (Kentaro Hisatsu)
*''[[Ultraman Story]]'' (Father of Ultra)

===Video games===
*''[[Dissidia: Final Fantasy]]'' ([[Characters of Final Fantasy V#Exdeath|Exdeath]])
*''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' (King Triton)
*''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' (King Triton, Eeyore)

===Dubbing roles===
*'''[[Gene Hackman]]'''
**''[[The Domino Principle]]'' (Roy Tucker)
**''[[Superman II]]'' (Lex Luthor (1984 [[TV Asahi]] edition=DVD and Blu-ray edition))
**''[[Under Fire (film)|Under Fire]]'' (Alex Grazier)
**''[[No Way Out (1987 film)|No Way Out]]'' (Defense Secretary David Brice ([[TV Tokyo]] edition))
**''[[Mississippi Burning]]'' (Agent Rupert Anderson (1992 TV Asahi edition))
**''[[The Package (1989 film)|The Package]]'' (Sgt. Johnny Gallagher (1993 [[Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS]] edition))
**''[[Loose Cannons (1990 film)|Loose Cannons]]'' (MacArthur Stern)
**''[[Postcards from the Edge (film)|Postcards from the Edge]]'' (Lowell Kolchek)
**''[[Narrow Margin]]'' (Robert Caulfield)
**''[[Class Action (film)|Class Action]]'' (Jedediah Tucker Ward)
**''[[Unforgiven]]'' (Little Bill Daggett)
**''[[Geronimo: An American Legend]]'' (Brig. Gen. George Crook)
**''[[Wyatt Earp (film)|Wyatt Earp]]'' (Nicholas Earp (1997 TV Tokyo edition))
**''[[Crimson Tide (film)|Crimson Tide]]'' (Captain Frank Ramsey)
**''[[The Quick and the Dead (1995 film)|The Quick and the Dead]]'' (John Herod)
**''[[The Birdcage]]'' (Senator Kevin Keeley ([[Fuji Television|Fuji TV]] edition))
**''[[The Chamber (film)|The Chamber]]'' (Sam Cayhall)
**''[[Extreme Measures]]'' (Dr. Lawrence Myrick)
**''[[Absolute Power (film)|Absolute Power]]'' (President Alan Richmond)
**''[[Enemy of the State (film)|Enemy of the State]]'' (Edward "Brill" Lyle (Fuji TV edition))
**''[[Under Suspicion (2000 film)|Under Suspicion]]'' (Henry Hearst)
**''[[Behind Enemy Lines (2001 film)|Behind Enemy Lines]]'' (Admiral Leslie McMahon Reigart)
**''[[Heist (film)|Heist]]'' (Joe Moore)
**''[[The Royal Tenenbaums]]'' (Royal Tenenbaum)
**''[[Runaway Jury]]'' (Rankin Fitch)
*'''[[Peter Falk]]'''
**''[[Columbo]]'' (Lt. Columbo (Season 8~))
**''[[Undisputed (film)|Undisputed]]'' (Mendy Ripstein)
**''[[Next (2007 film)|Next]]'' (Irv)
*''[[48 Hrs.]]'' (Wednesday Road Show edition, as "Gentarō Ishida") (Jack Cates)
*''[[Alien 3]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Lenard Dillon)
*''[[Apocalypse Now]]'' (Colonel Walter E. Kurtz)
*''[[Armour of God II: Operation Condor]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Adolf)
*''[[Batman Begins]]'' (DVD and Nippon TV editions) ([[Carmine Falcone]])
*''[[Batman Returns]]'' (TV edition) ([[Penguin (comics)|Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin]])
*''[[Ben-Hur (1959 film)|Ben-Hur]]'' (Old Nippon TV edition) (Ben-Hur)
*''[[Big Fish]]'' (Old Edward Bloom)
*''[[The Cannonball Run]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Doctor Nikolas Van Helsing)
*''[[Cannonball Run II]]'' (Doctor Nikolas Van Helsing)
*''[[Cocoon (film)|Cocoon]]'' (Walter)
*''[[Commando (film)|Commando]]'' (Bennett)
*''[[Conan the Barbarian (1982 film)|Conan the Barbarian]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Thulsa Doom)
*''[[Cop Land]]'' (TV edition) (Ray Donlan)
*''[[Dances with Wolves]]'' (Kicking Bird)
*''[[Die Hard 2]]'' (TV Asahi edition) (Trudeau)
*''[[Die Hard with a Vengeance]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Inspector Walter Cobb)
*''[[ER (TV series)|ER]]'' (Richard Elliot)
*''[[Evolution (film)|Evolution]]'' (Brigadier General Russell Woodman)
*''[[First Blood]]'' (1985 Nippon TV, 1990 TBS and 1995 TV Asahi editions) (Sheriff Will Teasle)
*''[[Godzilla (1998 film)|Godzilla]]'' (TV edition) (Mayor Ebert)
*''[[Gone in 60 Seconds (2000 film)|Gone in 60 Seconds]]'' (Detective Roland Castlebeck)
*''[[Hannibal (film)|Hannibal]]'' (VHS and TV Tokyo edition) ([[Hannibal Lecter]])
*''[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Mola Ram)
*''[[K-9 (film)|K-9]]'' (TV edition) (Lyman)
*''[[Lawrence of Arabia (film)|Lawrence of Arabia]]'' (TV Asahi edition) ([[Auda ibu Tayi]])
*''[[The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers]]'' ([[Treebeard]])
*''[[Men in Black (film)|Men in Black]]'' (Nippon TV edition) (Chief Zed)
*''[[Men in Black II]]'' (TV edition) (Chief Zed)
*''[[Project A]]'' (San)
*''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark]]'' (Video and DVD edition) (Belloq)
*''[[Red Dragon (film)|Red Dragon]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) ([[Hannibal Lecter]])
*''[[The Running Man (1987 film)|The Running Man]]'' (Fuji TV edition) (Damon Killian)
*[[Saw (film series)|''Saw'' series]] (DVD edition) ([[Jigsaw Killer]])
*''[[The Shining (film)|The Shining]]'' (TV Tokyo edition) (Jack Torrance)
*''[[The Silence of the Lambs (film)|The Silence of the Lambs]]'' (TV Asahi edition) ([[Hannibal Lecter]])
*''[[Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back]]'' (TV Asahi edition) ([[Darth Vader]])
*''[[The Sting]]'' (Sunday Dub Theater edition) (Lieutenant William Snyder)

====Animation====
*''[[The Book of Pooh]]'' (Eeyore)
*''[[The Fox and the Hound]] (Aduit Copper)
*''[[The Little Mermaid (1989 film)|The Little Mermaid]]'' (re-release edition) (King Triton)
*''[[The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea]]'' (King Triton)
*''[[Oliver and Company]]'' (Sykes)
*''[[Peter Pan (1953 film)|Peter Pan]]'' (Buena Vista edition) (Indian Chief)
*''[[Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin]]'' (Eeyore)
*''[[Shark Tale]]'' (Don Feinberg)
*''[[The Tigger Movie]]'' (Eeyore)
*''[[Winnie-the-Pooh]]'' (Eeyore)

====Japanese voiceover====
*''[[Peter Pan's Flight]]'' (Indian Chief)
*''[[Pooh's Hunny Hunt]]'' (Eeyore)

==References==
<references />

==External links==
{{Portal|Japan|Biography}}
*{{IMDb name|0410937}}
*[http://www.granpapa.com/1251268566595/ Tarō Ishida official profile]
*[http://www.sanspo.com/geino/news/20130921/oth13092121340028-n1.html] - Japanese only
*{{ann|people|id=12272|name=Tarō Ishida}}

{{Persondata
| NAME = Ishida, Taro
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
| SHORT DESCRIPTION = Japanese actor
| DATE OF BIRTH = March 16, 1944
| PLACE OF BIRTH = Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
| DATE OF DEATH = September 21, 2013
| PLACE OF DEATH = Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:Ishida, Taro}}
[[Category:1944 births]]
[[Category:2013 deaths]]
[[Category:Japanese voice actors]]
[[Category:People from Kyoto]]
[[Category:Japanese Buddhist monks]]

Ken (given name)

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{{Infobox given name
| name = Ken
| image =
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| gender = Male
| meaning =
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| wikt = {{wiktionary|-ken|Ken|ken}}
}}

'''Ken''' is a masculine [[given name]]. It is used either as a given name or as a short form of names starting with "Ken" (like [[Kenneth]], [[Kenan]], [[Kendrick (disambiguation)|Kendrick]], [[Kendall (disambiguation)|Kendall]], or [[Kennedy]]). Ken is also a [[Japanese name]] which can have many different meanings depending on the [[kanji]] used.

== People ==
* [[Ken (musician)]], Japanese musician
* [[Ken Akamatsu]] (born 1968), Japanese author
* [[Ken Anderson (quarterback)]] (born 1949), American quarterback
* Ken Anderson aka [[Mr. Kennedy]], American professional wrestler and actor
* [[Ken Bowersox]] (born 1956), astronaut
* [[Ken Block]], American rally driver
* [[Ken Bruce]] (born 1951), Scottish DJ
* [[Ken Burns]] (born 1953), American documentary filmmaker
* [[Ken Caminiti]] (1963–2004), Major League Baseball player
* [[Ken Campbell (actor)]], English writer, actor, and director
* [[Ken Campbell (evangelist)]] (1934–2006), Canadian evangelist
* [[Ken Casey]], bassist of the Boston Irish punk rock group Dropkick Murphys
* [[Ken Christianson]], California based artist and musician, with art collective Elephant Empire
* [[Ken Clark (actor)]] (1927–2009), American actor
* [[Ken Davitian]] (born 1953), American film and TV actor
* [[Kenny Dykstra]] (born 1986), American professional wrestler
* [[Ken Dodd]] (born 1927), English comedian
* [[Ken Dryden]] (born 1947), Canadian politician, lawyer, businessman, author, and former NHL goaltender
* [[Ken Follett]] (born 1949), British author of thrillers and historical novels
* [[Ken Griffey, Sr.]] (born 1950), American baseball player
* [[Ken Griffey, Jr.]] (born 1969), American baseball player
* [[Ken Ham]] (born 1951), creationist
* [[Ken Harrelson]] (born 1941), Major League Baseball player and broadcaster
* [[Ken Hendricks]], billionaire (1941–2007), president of Hendricks Group
* [[Ken Hirai]] (born 1972), J-pop singer known for the hit songs "Hitomi wo Tojite" and "POP STAR"
* [[Ken Hoang]] (born 1985), American professional electronic sports player
* [[Ken Holtzman]] (born 1945), American Major League Baseball pitcher
* [[Ken Hughes]] (1922–2001), writer and director of films, including ''Chitty Chitty Bang Bang''
* [[Ken Jennings]] (born 1974), contestant on the game show ''Jeopardy!''
* [[Ken Kal]], radio play-by-play announcer for the National Hockey League's Detroit Red Wings
* [[Ken Kesey]] (1935–2001), novelist, author of ''One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest''
* [[Ken (musician)]] (Ken Kitamura, born 1968), J-Pop member of bands L'Arc~en~Ciel and Sons of All Pussys
* [[Ken Kutaragi]] (born 1950), President and CEO, later Chairman, of Sony Computer Entertainment
* [[Ken Livingstone]], politician (born 1945), former mayor of London, UK
* [[Ken Lloyd]] (born 1976), Japanese-British musician, vocalist and songwriter of Fake? and Oblivion Dust
* [[Ken Loach]] (born 1936), British film director
* [[Ken Matthews]] (born 1934), English race walker
* [[Ken Miyagishima]] (born 1963), mayor of Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA
* [[Ken Morrish]] (1919–2006), former mayor of the city of Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
* [[Ken Morrison]] (born 1931), English supermarket CEO
* [[Ken Nomura]] (born 1965), member of the drifting motorsport scene and of the D1 Grand Prix series
* [[Ken Okuyama]] (born 1959), Japanese car designer, creative director of Pininfarina, professor
* [[Ken Parrish]] (born 1984), American football player
* [[Ken Pogue]], Canadian actor
* [[Ken Ring (artist)]], Swedish rapper
* [[Ken Ring (soccer player)]], soccer player
* [[Ken Rosewall]] (born 1934), Grand Slam tennis champion
* [[Ken Russell]] (1927–2011), film director and actor
* [[Ken Rutherford (cricketer)]] (born 1965), New Zealand cricketer
* [[Ken Saro-Wiwa]] (1941–1995), writer and political activist
* [[Ken Schrader]] (born 1955), NASCAR driver
* [[Ken Shimura]] (born 1950), Japanese comedian, member of the Drifters
* [[Ken Spreitzer]], computer programmer
* [[Ken Stott]] Scottish actor
* [[Ken Sugimori]] (born 1966), Japanese illustrator known for his work on the ''Pokémon'' video games
* [[Ken Takakura]] (born 1931), Japanese film actor
* [[Ken Thompson]] (born 1943), American computer scientist and one of the primary creators of Unix
* [[Ken Tyrrell]] (1924–2001), founder of the Formula One team Tyrrell Racing
* [[Ken Uehara]] (1909–1991), Japanese film actor
* [[Ken Wahl]] (born 1954), American actor
* [[Ken Watanabe]] (born 1959), Japanese theater, TV, and film actor
* [[Ken Whyld]] (1926–2003), British chess player and author

== Fictional Characters ==
* [[Ken (Barbie)]] also known as Ken Carson, toy doll
* [[Ken Masters]], character in the ''Street Fighter'' video games
* [[Kenshiro]] or Ken, hero of the manga and anime series ''Fist of the North Star''
* [[Ken Barlow (Coronation Street)]], character in the British TV soap opera ''Coronation Street''
* [[Kenshin Himura]] or Ken, main character of the manga and anime series ''Rurouni Kenshin''
* [[Ken Ichijouji]], character in the anime series ''Digimon''
* [[Ken Rosenberg]], a character in the ''Grand Theft Auto'' video games
* Ken, one of the ninja toads from Mount Myoboku from the anime and manga series, [[Naruto (manga)|Naruto]].
* Ken, better known as [[Father of Ultra]], from the Ultra Series; true name revealed in the film ''Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy''

== See also ==
* [[Ken (disambiguation)]]
* [[Kenneth]]
* [[Kenny (disambiguation)]]

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[[Category:English given names]]
[[Category:Japanese masculine given names]]
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Asian fashion doll

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'''Asian fashion dolls''' are [[fashion doll]]s that are made by [[Asia]]n manufacturers or primarily targeted to an Asian market. Some have received international attention, such as with [[Momoko Doll]],<ref>[http://www.fashiondollquarterly.com/files/momoko.pdf Fashion Doll Quarterly 2005 article on Momoko Doll]</ref> and in 2005 the first annual Dollstyle convention was held in [[Tokyo]].<ref>[http://www.fashiondollquarterly.com/columns1205.html Fashion Doll Quarterly 2005 article "First Annual Dollstyle Convention" (in Tokyo)]</ref>

Many of these dolls have Asian or [[anime]] style features. Clothing lines may include Asian themes and in some cases Asian names (such as "Momoko" or "Taeyang"<ref>[http://www.junplanning.co.jp/item/taeyang_namu/taeyang_index.htm Taeyang at Jun Planning]</ref>). Some Asian fashion dolls are dominated by Western dress, such as with [[Momoko Doll]]'s lineup,<ref>[http://www.momokodoll.com/lineup/index.php Momoko Doll lineup]</ref> [[Pullip]]'s wardrobe,<ref name="junplanning.co.jp">[http://www.junplanning.co.jp/item/pullip/pullip_index.html Pullip lineup]</ref> or the extensive Jenny fashions.<ref>[http://www.fashiondollquarterly.com/files/jenny.pdf Fashion Doll Quarterly article on Jenny]</ref> More traditional Asian dress is also represented, such as with kimono-centric Annz dolls.<ref name="annz.jp">[http://www.annz.jp/ Annz site]</ref> A number of other dolls also dress in kimonos such as Jenny, Momoko, Pullip, etc.

==Examples of Asian fashion dolls==
* Annz (Japanese) by Annz Project<ref name="annz.jp"/>
* Azone dolls by Azone ([[:ja:アゾンインターナショナル]])
* [[Blythe (doll)|Blythe]] by [[Takara]], formerly by [[Kenner]]
* [[Dollfie]] by [[Volks]]<ref>[http://www.volks.co.jp/en/ Volks Site (English)]</ref>
* [[Jenny (doll)|Jenny]] by [[Takara]]<ref>[http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/JENNY/ Jenny at Takara]</ref>
* Kurhn doll (Chinese) by Foshan Kurhn Toys<ref>http://www.ycwb.com/ePaper/klsh/html/2008-08/07/content_278500.htm</ref><ref>[http://www.kurhn.com Kurhn Toys]</ref>
* [[Licca-chan]] by [[Takara]]
* [[Momoko Doll]] by Petworks and Sekiguchi
* Obitsu by Obitsu ([[:ja:オビツボディ]])
* [[Pullip]] from Cheonsang Cheonha of South Korea. Manufactured by Groove, formerly by JUN Planning<ref name="junplanning.co.jp"/>
* Jouju 쥬쥬 by Young Toy 영실업
* Mimi 미미 by Mimi World 미미월드
* Sonokong dolls by [[Sonokong]]

==See also==
* [[Fashion doll]]
* [[Ball-jointed doll]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

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[[Category:Fashion dolls]]

{{Doll-stub}}

Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld

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{{Superherobox| 
|image=[[Image:Amethystprincess.jpg|250px|]]
|caption=Cover to ''Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld'' (vol. 1) #6 (October 1983)
|character_name=Amethyst
|publisher=[[DC Comics]]
|debut=''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]'' (vol. 1) #298 (April 1983)
|creators=[[Dan Mishkin]] (writer) [[Gary Cohn (comics)|Gary Cohn]] (writer) [[Ernie Colón]] (artist)
|real_name=Amy Winston
|species = [[Homo Magi]]
|homeworld = [[Gemworld]]
|alliances=House of Amethyst [[Lords of Chaos and Order|Lords of Order]]
|aliases=Princess of Gemworld, Amy Winston, Lord of Order
|supports =
|powers=[[Magic (paranormal)|Magic]]
|}}
'''Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld''' is the name of three [[comic book]] series published by [[DC Comics]] in the 1980s. The series tells of a teenage girl named Amy Winston who discovers that she is in fact the orphaned princess from the [[Magic (paranormal)|magic]]al [[Gemworld]]. Amy learns that an evil ruler called Dark Opal is out to destroy her and so travels to Gemworld to overthrow him.

==Publication history==
Amethyst first appeared in a [[DC Comics insert previews|special insert]] in ''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]'' (vol. 2) #298 (April 1983).<ref>{{cite book|last=Manning|first= Matthew K.|last2=Dolan|first2=Hannah, ed.|chapter= 1980s|title = DC Comics Year By Year A Visual Chronicle|publisher=[[Dorling Kindersley]] |year=2010 |isbn= 978-0-7566-6742-9 |page= 201|quote = The other-dimensional Gemworld found a new princess in the form of Amy Winston, an ordinary young girl from a distant reality, in the pages of a sixteen-page insert comic by writers Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn, and artist Ernie Colón." "Standing strong against the forces of the nefarious Dark Opal, Amethyst was gearing up for her own self-titled maxiseries in May.}}</ref> Her origin began shortly afterward in the twelve-issue ''Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld'' [[limited series]] in 1983, written and created by Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn with [[Ernie Colón]] as the artist, the initial 12-issue [[limited series]] (identified by DC Comics as a "maxi-series") establishes Gemworld, who Amethyst is, and introduces several of her villains that she will face again later. The limited series was followed by a 1984 [[Annual publication|annual]] and a sixteen-issue ongoing series. The ongoing series was followed by the 1986 ''Amethyst Special'' one-shot and a four-issue limited series that ended the character's adventures (pencilled by [[Esteban Maroto]]). There was also a one-shot with [[Superman]] in ''[[DC Comics Presents]]'' #63 (Nov. 1983).<ref>[http://www.tangognat.com/2010/12/26/when-amethyst-met-superman When Amethyst met Superman]</ref>

The series was oriented initially for younger female readers, but took on a more aggressive and darker tone over time. However, the character re-emerged after 18 years of sporadic appearances in 2005 during the ''[[Infinite Crisis]]'' mini-series. In June 2012 it was announced that Amethyst would make her debut in the rebooted "[[The New 52]]" DC universe as the main character in ''[[Sword of Sorcery]]''.<ref>{{cite web |url= http://www.newsarama.com/comics/dc-new-52-four-series-didio-phantom-stranger.html |title= DC Adds Four to New 52, Including DiDio's ''Phantom Stranger''|first= Vaneta|last= Rogers|date= June 8, 2012|publisher= [[Newsarama]] |archiveurl= http://www.webcitation.org/68Jch6vDY|archivedate= June 10, 2012|deadurl= |accessdate=June 10, 2012|quote= This new series...will launch with the return of Amethyst to the New 52. Written by Christy Marx with art by Aaron Lopresti, the comic will show how Amethyst finds out she's the lost princess of Gemworld.}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=39418|title='Amethyst' Creator Dan Mishkin Speaks Out On Character's 'Sword Of Sorcery' Revamp|publisher=[http://www.comicbookresources.com/ Comic Book Resources]|accessdate=July 9, 2012}}</ref>

==Fictional character biography==
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Princess Amethyst, the daughter of the ruling House of Amethyst, was left orphaned when Dark Opal of the House of Opal murdered her parents. The witch Citrina whisked away baby Amethyst to [[Earth]] to be raised by the Winston family in safety.

At the age of thirteen, Amethyst was attacked by Dark Opal. Having been brought to Gemworld, Amethyst discovered her magical powers. 13-year-old Amethyst gained the appearance of a full-grown woman. The most powerful magic users in all of Gemworld are from the House of Amethyst. Amethyst decided to use her powers to rebel against Dark Opal's oppression over Gemworld. Princess Amethyst journeys to make allies among those of the twelve kingdoms who do not support Dark Opal. She succeeds in rallying most of the other House to her side and gains friends and allies in Lord Topaz, Lady Turquoise and Princess Emerald, also known as Emmy. The first series ended with the defeat of Dark Opal and the liberation of Gemworld, after which Amethyst returned to Earth.

Later, during the second series in 1986, it was revealed that in the aftermath of Dark Opal's defeat, infighting among the other Royal House of Gemworld was occurring, causing friction throughout the other surrounding kingdoms. The Lords of Chaos, seeing this, threaten to overtake Gemworld by capitalizing on Amethyst's absence. It was during this time that Amethyst learned from [[Doctor Fate]] that she was in reality a Lord of Order herself and that her father was one as well. This made her unique among the Lords as she was the only one in creation with a truly human form. Amethyst, after struggling with this revelation, finally accepted her destiny and did battle with the Lord of Chaos known as The Child and his servant, the gemstone golem, Flaw. After defeating Flaw, Amethyst ended the battle between herself and the Child by merging him with Gemworld itself, but in doing so was forced to merge herself with him.

The Amethyst miniseries saw the character's return from this fate, but it appeared to take place at least two decades later (as time passes differently in Gemworld), as Lord Topaz and Lady Turquoise are seen as being married and having three children—their twin sons Wrynn and Donal, and their four-year old daughter, Amber. The miniseries also saw the rise of [[Mordru]], in the form of Wrynn himself when he accidentally summoned Flaw back to life, who in turn, with the help of the Lords of Chaos, transformed him into a powerful sorcerer. Mordru would not only become Amethyst's greatest enemy, but would go on to plague the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]] in the 30th Century.

After his transformation into Mordru, Wrynn set off on a path of conquest, which eventually led to a confrontation with Amethyst, during which Flaw was destroyed. Amethyst pursued Wrynn across Gemworld where they battled a second time. However, the Child (who had also returned) had kidnapped Emmy (now a grown woman) from Earth and possessed her, attempting to use her as leverage for Mordru to defeat Amethyst. The ploy eventually failed as Donal arrived to help Amethyst, who was able to temporarily restore Wrynn to his former self. Wrynn begged Donal to kill him and free him from Mordru's influence, but before he could, he was distracted by Topaz's pleas to the contrary. The distraction allowed Mordru to regain control of Wrynn and kill Donal. Enraged, Amethyst literally pulled the Child out of Emmy's body and banished him back into Gemworld.

In the final issue of the miniseries, Mordru was sentenced with banishment from the Twelve Kingdoms of Gemworld after his defeat. However, Amethyst, not satisfied with this decree and angered over Donal's senseless murder, banished Mordru into Gemworld itself, literally merging him with the planet, where he remained for many years. It was also revealed that Amber was not the child of Topaz and Turqouise as was previously believed, but Amethyst's. Amethyst, realizing that the end of her time on Earth as Amy Winston had brought imbalance to the forces between order and chaos, she charged Emmy with the care of her daughter and took them both back to Earth. Amethyst then returned to Gemworld and merged with the planet once more until the day she would be needed again.

Recently, Amethyst has re-appeared in the DC Universe during the ''[[Infinite Crisis]]'' storyline. She was first seen battling the [[Spectre (comics)|Spectre]] on Gemworld in ''Infinite Crisis'' #2 and survived the attack. She later appeared among the magical beings who were summoned to reconstruct the shattered Rock of Eternity in the ''[[Day of Vengeance]]'' Special. Amethyst was seen once again in ''Infinite Crisis'' #6 where she and other sorcerers pooled their powers to summon the restored Spectre to [[Stonehenge]]. In the aftermath of Infinite Crisis, all of the other Lords of Order were apparently destroyed by the Spectre, signaling the end of the Ninth Age of Magic. Amethyst is currently the only known surviving Lord of Order in the Tenth Age of Magic. Curiously, neither Emmy or Amber have been seen or mentioned since the third miniseries, but are presumably still in existence in the aftermath of Infinite Crisis.

===The New 52===
In 2012, DC relaunched the long defunct "Sword of Sorcery" title as part of ''[[The New 52]]'' with Amethyst as the lead story written by [[Christy Marx]] with art by [[Aaron Lopresti]]. In this version, Amethyst is Princess Amaya of House Amethyst, taken to Earth and raised as Amy Winston by her mother Lady Graciel in order to protect her from Amaya's ruthless aunt Mordiel, who has usurped control of their house.

Amethyst later joins the [[Justice League Dark]] upon being brought to Earth in a effort to reconnect Tim Hunter with magic.<ref>''Justice League Dark Annual'' #1</ref> Amethyst remains in the team in order to recover the portal stone Constantine has stolen.<ref>''Justice League Dark'' #14</ref>

==Powers and abilities==
Amethyst is the most powerful magic user on Gemworld, her power rivaled only by [[Mordru]]. She possesses a host of powers, including flight, spell-casting, energy manipulation, matter transmutation and can tap other sources of magical energy to amplify her own powers. She is powerful enough to engage in battle with [[Spectre (comics)|the Spectre]] and survive.

==Collected edition==
In 2012, DC will publish an ''Amethyst'' volume of the ''[[Showcase Presents]]'' series. It will reprint the character’s appearances in ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' #298, the original ''Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld'' 12-issue limited series, ''Amethyst Annual'' #1, ''DC Comics Presents'' #63, and the first 11 issues of the 16-issue ongoing ''Amethyst'' series.<ref>{{cite web |url= http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2012/01/dc-is-finally-collecting-amethyst-princess-of-gemworld/|title= DC is finally collecting ''Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld''|first= Kevin|last= Melrose|date= January 30, 2012|publisher= [[Comic Book Resources]]|archiveurl= http://www.webcitation.org/68eYNkEYM|archivedate= June 24, 2012|deadurl= |accessdate= June 24, 2012|quote= }}</ref>

==Other versions==
===Convergence===
Amethyst appeared in the 1997 "[[Weirdoverse|Convergence]]" [[Fictional crossover|crossover]] that ran through ''[[Fate (comics)|Book of Fate]]'', ''[[Night Force]]'', ''[[Challengers of the Unknown (alternate series)#1996 series|Challengers of the Unknown]]'' and ''[[Scare Tactics (comics)|Scare Tactics]]''. This story depicts an alternate Gemworld experiencing a civil war. Here, Amethyst is portrayed as a villain who wants to unify all the family houses in Gemworld by any means.

===Flashpoint===
In the alternate timeline of the ''[[Flashpoint (comics)|Flashpoint]]'' event, Amethyst is a member of the [[Secret Six (comics)|Secret Seven]].

==In other media==
===Television===
* In 2013, series of Amethyst shorts began to air during the ''[[DC Nation Shorts|DC Nation]]'' block on [[Cartoon Network]] with Amethyst voiced by [[Sophie Oda]].<ref>[http://potatofarmgirl.blogspot.com/2011/11/amethyst-of-gemworld.html potato farm girl: Amethyst of Gemworld]</ref> The first short was originally intended to air in late 2012, but was pushed back and aired on January 5th 2013. The new setting depicts Gemworld as a video game and Amy Winston being pulled by the game into Gemworld. It also updates her into a more modern Japanese-inspired [[magical girl]].<ref>http://www.comicsalliance.com/2013/01/03/amethyst-princess-of-gemworld-thunder-and-lightning-shorts-dc-nation-cartoon-network-video/</ref>

==See also==
* [[Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://www.toonopedia.com/amethyst.htm Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld] at [[Don Markstein's Toonopedia]]. [http://www.webcitation.org/66fuK4lPd Archived] from the original on April 4, 2012.
* [http://www.dcuguide.com/who.php?name=amethyst DCU Guide: Amethyst]
* [http://absorbascon.blogspot.com/2005/10/amethyst-was-jewel.html Absorbascon: Amethyst retospective]
* [http://www.sequentialtart.com/archive/june00/art_0600_2.shtml Sequential Tart: Amethyst retospective]
* [http://www.tangognat.com/2008/05/12/amethyst-princess-of-gemworld/ TangonaT: Amethyst retospective]
* [http://www.comixology.com/articles/7/All-the-Comics-3-Amethyst-Princess-of-Gemworld ComiXology: Amethyst retospective] ([http://www.webcitation.org/5knHKZS1t Archived] 2009-10-25)
* [http://amethyst.t15.org/ Kat's Legends Amethyst]

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