Kazuki Ura
Voice ActorKazuki Ura is a Japanese voice actor who plays Yoichi Isagi, the ball-hungry protagonist chasing a spot on Japan's national team, in the original Japanese version of Blue Lock, the Studio Eight Bit anime.
Blue Lock Role
Kazuki Ura voices Yoichi Isagi, the lead protagonist of Blue Lock, a once-overlooked forward who gets pulled into Ego Jinpachi's brutal striker development program after a fateful high school match. Isagi's growth from a passive passer into a ruthlessly self-aware goal scorer anchors the entire series, and the role has become Ura's signature performance to date.
Career and Notable Roles
Ura's other credits include Kyosuke Aiba in Futsal Boys, the futsal-playing lead of that series, Shota Doi in World's End Harem, and Cobalt in the mecha series Technoroid. He has been active in the industry since 2018 as part of the VIMS talent roster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Kazuki Ura voice?
Kazuki Ura voices Yoichi Isagi, the lead protagonist of Blue Lock, a once-overlooked forward who gets pulled into Ego Jinpachi's brutal striker development program after a fateful high school match. The role has become Ura's signature performance to date.
What is Kazuki Ura's background?
Kazuki Ura is a Japanese voice actor born in 1995. He has been active in the industry since 2018 as part of the VIMS talent agency roster.
What other anime has Kazuki Ura been in?
Ura's other credits include Kyosuke Aiba, the futsal-playing lead of Futsal Boys, and Shota Doi in World's End Harem. Both roles sit alongside his signature performance as Isagi in Blue Lock.
What mecha anime has Kazuki Ura appeared in?
Kazuki Ura voices Cobalt in the mecha series Technoroid, a role that stands apart from his sports anime work as Isagi in Blue Lock and Kyosuke Aiba in Futsal Boys. It shows a different side of his range as a performer.
What is Isagi's journey like in Blue Lock?
Isagi begins Blue Lock as a passive, overlooked passer before Ego Jinpachi's brutal striker development program forces him to grow into a ruthlessly self-aware goal scorer. That transformation anchors the entire series and defines Kazuki Ura's performance in the role.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Blue Lock anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byMuneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura
- Published byKodansha
- Animated by8bit
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