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Kaito Ishikawa

Voice Actor

Kaito Ishikawa, affiliated with the agency Stay Luck, voices Ren Sakakibara, a member of Class 3-E, in the Japanese version of Assassination Classroom.

Agency: Stay Luck
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2008-present
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Assassination Classroom Role

Ishikawa voices Ren Sakakibara in the Japanese version of the Assassination Classroom anime, sharing the role's English dub counterpart with Justin Pate. The part came relatively early in his career, before the string of lead roles that followed.

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Career and Notable Roles

Ishikawa has gone on to headline several major anime, including One-Punch Man, where he voices Genos, and My Hero Academia, where he plays Tenya Iida. He is also known for Tobio Kageyama in Haikyu!!, Nero in the Devil May Cry games, and Jin Enjoji in Dandadan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has Kaito Ishikawa voiced?

Kaito Ishikawa has gone on to headline several major anime, including One-Punch Man, where he voices Genos, and My Hero Academia, where he plays Tenya Iida.

Who does Kaito Ishikawa voice in Assassination Classroom?

Kaito Ishikawa voices Ren Sakakibara in the Japanese version of the Assassination Classroom anime, sharing the role's English dub counterpart with Justin Pate. The part came relatively early in his career, before the string of lead roles that followed.

Who does Kaito Ishikawa voice in Haikyu!!?

In Haikyu!!, Kaito Ishikawa voices Tobio Kageyama, one of the series' star volleyball players.

What video game roles has Kaito Ishikawa voiced?

Kaito Ishikawa also voices Nero in the Devil May Cry video game franchise, extending his career beyond anime into games.

What anime is Kaito Ishikawa in more recently?

More recently, Kaito Ishikawa has voiced Jin Enjoji in Dandadan. He is affiliated with the talent agency Stay Luck and has worked in the industry since 2008.

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