Riki Kagami
Voice ActorRiki Kagami is a Japanese voice and stage actor affiliated with Arts Vision, known for playing Roland in Violet Evergarden and Ogre in Goblin Slayer; he took a supporting role in the Berserk 2016–2017 TV anime.
Berserk Role
Kagami appears in the 2016–2017 Berserk TV series in a smaller supporting capacity, credited as a Bearded Pirate in one of the later episodes. The brief part sits within a career built largely on secondary and background roles across long running anime. It adds Berserk to a filmography spanning both television anime and video games.
Career and Notable Roles
A graduate of the Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music, Kagami previously belonged to the Haiyuza and Hanagumi Shibai theater companies before joining the talent agency Arts Vision. He is best known for voicing Roland in Violet Evergarden, the First Emperor in Akame ga Kill!, Ogre in Goblin Slayer, and Doug in Drifters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Riki Kagami voice in Berserk?
Kagami appears in the 2016 to 2017 Berserk TV series in a smaller supporting capacity, credited as a Bearded Pirate in one of the later episodes.
What is Riki Kagami's educational background?
Kagami is a graduate of the Toho Gakuen College of Drama and Music, and previously belonged to the Haiyuza and Hanagumi Shibai theater companies before joining the talent agency Arts Vision.
What anime roles is Riki Kagami best known for?
He is best known for voicing Roland in Violet Evergarden and the First Emperor in Akame ga Kill!.
What other characters has Riki Kagami voiced?
Kagami has also voiced Ogre in Goblin Slayer and Doug in Drifters.
Who is Riki Kagami?
Riki Kagami is a Japanese voice and stage actor born in 1970, affiliated with the Arts Vision talent agency.
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