Takuya Kirimoto, born in 1967 in Gifu Prefecture, is a Japanese screen and voice performer with Aoni Production who voiced Aiber, the con man who works for L, in the Death Note anime.
Kirimoto voices Aiber, real name Thierry Morello, a professional con man L recruits to help investigate the Yotsuba Group during the anime's Yotsuba arc, at times posing as the detective alias Eraldo Coil. Working alongside fellow hired specialist Wedy, Aiber helps gather evidence that eventually exposes Kyosuke Higuchi as the corporate killer behind the group's Death Note deaths, giving Kirimoto a supporting but pivotal part in that stretch of the story.

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Takuya Kirimoto is a Japanese screen and voice performer born in 1967 in Gifu Prefecture. He has been active since 1990 and voices Aiber in the Death Note anime.
Kirimoto is affiliated with Aoni Production, where he has built his career since 1990. The agency has backed his work across anime, live-action, and dubbing roles.
Kirimoto voices Aiber, real name Thierry Morello, a professional con man recruited by L. The role gives him a supporting but pivotal part in the anime's Yotsuba arc.
Aiber helps L investigate the Yotsuba Group during the Yotsuba arc, at times posing as the detective alias Eraldo Coil. Working alongside fellow hired specialist Wedy, he helps gather the evidence that exposes Kyosuke Higuchi as the corporate killer behind the group's Death Note deaths.
Kirimoto serves as the regular Japanese dub voice for Hollywood stars including Bradley Cooper, Hyun Bin, and So Ji-sub. This work runs alongside his anime voice acting career.
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