Hiroaki Hirata is a veteran Japanese voice actor who provides the voice of Billy Banx Jr. in Bleach, the anime produced by Studio Pierrot.
Hirata voices Billy Banx Jr. in the Japanese broadcast of Bleach. The part sits alongside a long list of supporting anime roles he has taken since the mid-1980s, delivered with the seasoned, versatile style he is known for across live-action and animated work alike.
Beyond Bleach, Hirata is the Japanese-language voice of Sanji in One Piece, a role that made him a household name in anime fandom. He has also played Klein in Sword Art Online, Kotetsu Kaburagi in Tiger & Bunny, and Vergil across the Devil May Cry games, and lent his voice to Mutta Nanba in Space Brothers. He runs his own talent agency and serves as the regular Japanese dub artist for Hollywood actors such as Johnny Depp and Matt Damon.
Yes, Hiroaki Hirata has been active as a voice actor since 1985 and continues working today. He was born in 1963 and has built a long career across live-action and animated work.
Yes, Hirata serves as the regular Japanese dub artist for Hollywood actors such as Johnny Depp and Matt Damon. This dubbing work runs alongside his original anime and video game roles.
Hirata voices Billy Banx Jr. in the Japanese broadcast of Bleach. The part sits alongside a long list of supporting anime roles he has taken on since the mid-1980s.
Hirata is the Japanese-language voice of Sanji in One Piece, a role that made him a household name in anime fandom. It stands as his most widely recognized credit.
Hirata has played Klein in Sword Art Online, Kotetsu Kaburagi in Tiger & Bunny, Vergil across the Devil May Cry games, and Mutta Nanba in Space Brothers. He also runs his own talent agency.
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