Miki Nagasawa is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with Atomic Monkey who has contributed voice work to the Cowboy Bebop franchise alongside a career built on notable anime and video game roles.
Nagasawa is credited as a Japanese voice actress on Cowboy Bebop, though the specific character she performed has not been documented in accessible cast listings. Her work on the series sits alongside a broader resume of anime and game voice credits built over three decades.
Raised in Fukushima and now represented by the agency Atomic Monkey after an earlier stint with Haikyo, Nagasawa is best known in anime for playing the title role in Vampire Princess Miyu. She has also brought Neon Genesis Evangelion's Maya Ibuki to life and taken on the Death Note character Wedy. Her video game work spans Shelinda across the Final Fantasy X games, Genji: Dawn of the Samurai's Kuyo, Shadow Hearts 2's Karin and Sleigh Presty from the Super Robot Wars franchise; she also made a 2009 convention appearance at Nan Desu Kan.
Miki Nagasawa is credited as a Japanese voice actress on Cowboy Bebop, though the specific character she performed has not been documented in accessible cast listings.
Nagasawa is best known in anime for playing the title role in Vampire Princess Miyu, one of the signature credits of her three-decade career.
Nagasawa has voiced Maya Ibuki in Neon Genesis Evangelion and the character Wedy in Death Note, among her other notable anime credits.
Nagasawa's video game work spans Shelinda across the Final Fantasy X games, Karin in Shadow Hearts 2, and Sleigh Presty from the Super Robot Wars franchise.
Nagasawa, who was raised in Fukushima, is represented by the agency Atomic Monkey after an earlier stint with Haikyo.

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