Born February 15, 1986, Ami Koshimizu works in Japan as an actress and singer, having voiced roles across dozens of anime and games; in Bleach, produced at Studio Pierrot, she gave voice to Katen Kyokotsu.
In Bleach, Koshimizu provided the voice for Katen Kyokotsu, the spirit residing within Squad 8 captain Shunsui Kyoraku's zanpakuto. The character appears during the anime's Zanpakuto arc, a story stretch original to the show in which the swords of the Gotei 13 captains and lieutenants take on human form. Her performance gave a distinct personality to a weapon spirit rather than a conventional cast member, one of several such spirit roles handled by veteran actresses during that stretch of episodes.
Koshimizu has built a long career voicing lead characters across major anime and game franchises, among them Ryuko Matoi in Kill la Kill, Kallen Stadtfeld in Code Geass, Holo in Spice and Wolf, and Yukiko Amagi in the Persona 4 series. She also performs as a singer and continues picking up prominent game roles, including Beidou in Genshin Impact and Miyabi in Zenless Zone Zero.
Koshimizu voices Katen Kyokotsu, the spirit residing within Squad 8 captain Shunsui Kyoraku's zanpakuto. The character appears during Bleach's anime-original Zanpakuto arc, in which the swords of the Gotei 13 captains and lieutenants take human form.
Koshimizu voices Ryuko Matoi, the lead character of Kill la Kill. It is one of the major anime roles that built her long career voicing lead characters.
Koshimizu voices Kallen Stadtfeld in Code Geass and Holo in Spice and Wolf, two prominent leads in her filmography. Her career spans major anime and game franchises since 2003.
Koshimizu voices Yukiko Amagi in the Persona 4 series, Beidou in Genshin Impact, and Miyabi in Zenless Zone Zero. She continues picking up prominent game roles alongside her anime work.
Ami Koshimizu was born February 15, 1986. Beyond acting she also works as a singer in Japan.
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