Shiori Izawa is a Japanese voice actress born in 1987 and raised in Saitama Prefecture. She lends her voice to Pochita, the chainsaw devil at the heart of Chainsaw Man, MAPPA's anime adaptation of the manga.
Izawa voices Pochita in the original Japanese-language version of Chainsaw Man, the devil who merges with Denji to become the series' chainsaw-wielding protagonist. It is one of her credited anime roles within a voice acting career that began in the mid-2000s. Her work on the character anchors one of the show's most recognizable relationships, that between Denji and Pochita.
Izawa was born on February 1, 1987, in Saitama Prefecture and began her voice acting career in 2006. She has continued working steadily in anime since then, with her role as Pochita in Chainsaw Man marking one of her better-known credits among international viewers following the series' global success.
Izawa voices Pochita, the devil who merges with Denji to become the series' chainsaw-wielding protagonist, in the original Japanese-language version of the show.
Shiori Izawa is a Japanese voice actress born on February 1, 1987, in Saitama Prefecture. She has worked in the anime industry for close to two decades, with her Chainsaw Man casting as Pochita among her most internationally recognized credits.
She began voice acting in 2006 and has continued working steadily in anime since then.
Pochita is the chainsaw devil who merges with Denji, anchoring one of the series' most recognizable relationships. Izawa voices Pochita in the Japanese original.
Her role as Pochita became one of her better-known credits among international viewers following Chainsaw Man's global success.
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