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Masaki Terasoma

Voice Actor

Masaki Terasoma is a longtime Japanese voice and screen actor affiliated with the talent agency Mausu Promotion. He appears briefly in Attack on Titan as Petra Ral's father.

Agency: Mausu Promotion
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 1984-present
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Attack on Titan Role

Terasoma provides the voice of Petra Ral's father, a minor supporting character who appears in the Attack on Titan anime. It is a brief part within the series' large ensemble of military personnel and the civilian families connected to the Survey Corps.

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Career and Notable Roles

Terasoma has worked in Japanese voice acting since 1984, taking on supporting and guest parts across long-running franchises such as Naruto, Demon Slayer, Log Horizon, and Steins;Gate. He remains affiliated with Mausu Promotion, one of Tokyo's established talent agencies for voice performers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What characters has Masaki Terasoma voiced?

In the Attack on Titan anime, Terasoma provides the voice of Petra Ral's father, a minor supporting character connected to the Survey Corps. It is a brief part within the show's large ensemble of military personnel and civilian families.

What other anime has Masaki Terasoma appeared in?

Terasoma has taken on supporting and guest roles in franchises including Naruto and Demon Slayer. His voice acting career in Japan stretches back to 1984.

Who is Masaki Terasoma?

Masaki Terasoma is a Japanese voice and screen actor born in 1962. He is affiliated with the talent agency Mausu Promotion, one of Tokyo's established houses for voice performers.

When did Masaki Terasoma begin his acting career?

Terasoma has worked in Japanese voice acting since 1984, spending four decades in supporting and guest roles rather than lead parts.

What other franchises has Masaki Terasoma contributed to?

Terasoma has also voiced supporting and guest characters in Log Horizon and Steins;Gate, two more entries in a Japanese voice acting career that began in 1984.

Sources & Information

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