Chiyuki Miura
Voice ActorChiyuki Miura contributes Japanese voice work to Attack on Titan, including the character Ymir Fritz in The Final Season. Represented by Ken Production and based in Miyagi Prefecture, she is better known for lead roles like Towa Hiura in the sports anime Ippon Again! and Nonomi Izayoi in the mobile game Blue Archive.
Attack on Titan Role
Miura provides Japanese voice work in Attack on Titan, including the character Faye Yeager and, in The Final Season Part 2, Ymir Fritz, the legendary founder of the Titans introduced late in the story. These credits came early in her career, arriving not long after she completed Ken Production's 2016 training program and debuted the following year. Taking on a figure as significant as Ymir Fritz was a notable credit for a performer still early in her résumé.
Career and Notable Roles
Miura's broader career centers on newer lead roles, including Towa Hiura in the volleyball anime Ippon Again! and Nonomi Izayoi in the popular mobile game Blue Archive. She entered the industry through Ken Production's artist training initiative in 2016 before establishing herself as a working actress the following year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Chiyuki Miura voice in Attack on Titan?
Miura provides Japanese voice work for Faye Yeager, and in The Final Season Part 2 she voices Ymir Fritz, the legendary founder of the Titans introduced late in the story. Both credits came early in her career.
What is Chiyuki Miura best known for?
Miura's broader career centers on lead roles in newer titles, including Towa Hiura in the volleyball anime Ippon Again! and Nonomi Izayoi in the popular mobile game Blue Archive.
When did Chiyuki Miura start voice acting?
Miura entered the industry through Ken Production's artist training program in 2016 and debuted as a working actress the following year, 2017. She was born in 1995.
Who is Chiyuki Miura?
Chiyuki Miura is a Japanese voice actress represented by Ken Production and based in Miyagi Prefecture. She contributes Japanese voice work to Attack on Titan alongside lead roles in newer anime and games.
Why is Chiyuki Miura's Ymir Fritz role notable?
Ymir Fritz is the legendary founder of the Titans, a figure introduced late in The Final Season Part 2, making the part a notable credit for a performer who was still early in her resume at the time.
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