Hiroshi Shirokuma
Voice ActorHiroshi Shirokuma is a Japanese voice actor affiliated with the talent agency Production Baobab, working steadily in the industry since 2003. He lends his voice to Mr. Green in the Japanese-language cast of Spy x Family, the anime series produced by Wit Studio and CloverWorks.
Spy x Family Role
In the Japanese dub of Spy x Family, Hiroshi Shirokuma provides the voice of Mr. Green, a role within the show's large supporting cast. His casting draws on the deep, commanding vocal style he is frequently cast for across anime and video games. The part places him among the extensive roster of veteran seiyuu assembled for the Wit Studio and CloverWorks production.
Career and Notable Roles
Shirokuma has worked in Japanese voice acting since 2003, building a career centered on deep-voiced, imposing characters. He remains affiliated with the talent agency Production Baobab throughout his ongoing career, taking on a steady stream of anime, dubbing, and video game work typical of a working seiyuu with his vocal range.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Hiroshi Shirokuma voice in Spy x Family?
Hiroshi Shirokuma provides the voice of Mr. Green in the Japanese dub of Spy x Family, a role within the show's large supporting cast. The part sits within the Wit Studio and CloverWorks production alongside its extensive roster of veteran seiyuu.
What talent agency is Hiroshi Shirokuma affiliated with?
Hiroshi Shirokuma is affiliated with the talent agency Production Baobab, a relationship that has run throughout his ongoing career. He has built his supporting and guest work through that agency since entering the industry.
When did Hiroshi Shirokuma start his voice acting career?
Hiroshi Shirokuma has worked in Japanese voice acting since 2003. Over that span he built a career centered on a specific vocal type rather than a wide variety of leading roles.
What kind of characters is Hiroshi Shirokuma known for voicing?
Hiroshi Shirokuma is frequently cast for deep-voiced, imposing characters across anime and video games. That commanding vocal style has defined the supporting and guest roles he takes on.
What kind of work does Hiroshi Shirokuma do besides anime?
Alongside anime, Hiroshi Shirokuma takes on a steady stream of dubbing and video game work. That range is typical of a working seiyuu with his deep vocal range.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Spy x Family anime series, manga, and official materials. Spy x Family was created by Tatsuya Endo, published by Shueisha, and animated by Wit Studio and CloverWorks. All rights to Spy x Family and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byTatsuya Endo
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byWit Studio
- Animated byCloverWorks
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