Kenta Miyake is a Japanese narrator and voice actor with 81 Produce who voiced Jirobo, Akatsuchi, and Boro across the Naruto franchise produced by Studio Pierrot.
Miyake played several muscle-bound characters across the Naruto series. In the original show he voiced Jirobo, the largest member of the Sound Four who serves Orochimaru. He later took on Akatsuchi, a burly Hidden Stone shinobi who guards the Third Tsuchikage, and Boro, a regenerating member of the Kara organization, in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
Miyake voices three characters across the Naruto franchise: Jirobo of the Sound Four in the original series, Akatsuchi of the Hidden Stone in Shippuden, and Boro of the Kara organization in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. Outside Naruto, he is best known as All Might in My Hero Academia and Escanor in The Seven Deadly Sins.
Kenta Miyake's best-known role is All Might in My Hero Academia, alongside Escanor in The Seven Deadly Sins. Both parts fit the powerful, muscle-bound characters he has voiced since joining the agency 81 Produce.
In the original Naruto series, Miyake voices Jirobo, the largest member of the Sound Four who serves Orochimaru. He later returned as Akatsuchi, a Hidden Stone shinobi who guards the Third Tsuchikage, and as Boro, a regenerating Kara member, in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
Kenta Miyake is affiliated with the talent agency 81 Produce. Born in 1977, he has voiced anime and dubbed foreign films since the late 1990s, frequently cast as large, powerful men.
Kenta Miyake has worked as a voice actor since 1999, following more than two decades of anime and dubbing work. His credits since include Boro in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations and Escanor in The Seven Deadly Sins.
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