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Ayumu Murase

Voice Actor

Ayumu Murase is a Japanese voice actor who plays Yuji Norita in the Assassination Classroom anime. Known for a high, androgynous voice well suited to younger characters, he broke out playing Shoyo Hinata in Haikyu!!.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2011-present
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Assassination Classroom Role

Ayumu Murase voices Yuji Norita in the Japanese-language anime adaptation of Assassination Classroom, a Class 3-E student whose part he recorded early in his professional career. The English dub counterpart was later performed by Aaron Dismuke.

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Career and Notable Roles

Murase's breakout came in 2014 as Shoyo Hinata, the energetic short middle blocker of Haikyu!!, a performance that later earned him the Best Male Rookie prize at the Seiyu Awards. He has since voiced Luck Voltia in Black Clover, Iruma Suzuki in Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun and Allen Walker in D.Gray-man Hallow, building a career centered on youthful, high-energy leads.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What gender is Ayumu Murase?

Ayumu Murase is a male Japanese voice actor known for a high, androgynous voice that is well suited to playing younger characters.

Who does Ayumu Murase voice in Assassination Classroom?

Ayumu Murase voices Yuji Norita in the Japanese-language anime adaptation of Assassination Classroom, a Class 3-E student he recorded early in his professional career. The English dub counterpart was later performed by Aaron Dismuke.

What is Ayumu Murase's breakout role?

Ayumu Murase's breakout came in 2014 as Shoyo Hinata, the energetic short middle blocker of Haikyu!!, a performance that earned him the Best Male Rookie prize at the Seiyu Awards.

What other anime has Ayumu Murase voiced characters in?

Ayumu Murase has voiced Luck Voltia in Black Clover, Iruma Suzuki in Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun and Allen Walker in D.Gray-man Hallow.

When did Ayumu Murase start voice acting?

Ayumu Murase, born in 1988, has been active in voice acting since 2011, building a career centered on youthful, high-energy leads.

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