Ryuji Mizuno
Voice ActorRyuji Mizuno was a Japanese voice actor whose career spanned five decades, and in the Berserk anime he gave voice to the character Julius.
Berserk Role
Ryuji Mizuno voiced Julius in the Berserk anime, one credit among the many Japanese productions he worked on during a career that ran from the 1970s until his death in 2022. He was more widely recognized for voicing Giichi in Naruto, and his Berserk role reflects the same steady character work that defined his later career.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Ryuji Mizuno voice in Berserk?
Ryuji Mizuno voiced Julius in the Berserk anime. It was one of many Japanese anime productions he worked on during a voice acting career that ran from the 1970s until his death in 2022.
What is Ryuji Mizuno best known for?
Mizuno is most widely recognized for voicing Giichi in Naruto. His Berserk role as Julius was one credit among many similar supporting parts in a long career of Japanese voice work.
How long was Ryuji Mizuno's career as a voice actor?
Mizuno worked as a Japanese voice actor for roughly five decades, active from the 1970s until his death in 2022. He remained a steady presence in anime voice work throughout that span.
When did Ryuji Mizuno die?
Ryuji Mizuno died in September 2022 at age 70. He had continued working in the anime voice acting industry up until his death.
What was Ryuji Mizuno's nationality?
Ryuji Mizuno was Japanese, born in 1952. He spent his career working in the Japanese anime voice acting industry, contributing character roles across many productions.
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