Katsuhisa Hoki is a Japanese actor affiliated with Aoni Production, recognized in anime circles for his One Piece and Transformers roles, who also lent his voice to the Death Note anime produced by Madhouse.
Hoki is part of the Japanese voice cast connected to Madhouse's Death Note anime. The specific role he took on is not documented in his widely cited credits, which is common for actors whose filmographies include numerous background and single-episode parts. His presence on the production reflects the scale of veteran talent involved in bringing the series to air.
Hoki has voiced Smokescreen in Transformers: Armada, Teppei Hojo in Higurashi When They Cry, and both Gecko Moria and Jinbei in One Piece. Formerly credited under the stage name Katsuaki Hoki, he has worked since the early 1980s under the Aoni Production agency.
Hōki was formerly credited under the stage name Katsuaki Hoki before working under the name Katsuhisa Hōki. He is affiliated with Aoni Production, one of Japan's major talent agencies.
Katsuhisa Hōki voices Jinbei in the Japanese version of One Piece. He has been part of the anime industry since the early 1980s, contributing to numerous productions.
Katsuhisa Hōki also voices Gecko Moria in One Piece, alongside his role as Smokescreen in Transformers: Armada.
The specific role Hōki took on in Death Note is not documented in his widely cited credits, which is common for actors whose filmographies include numerous background and single-episode parts. His presence on the production reflects the scale of veteran talent involved in bringing the series to air.
Katsuhisa Hōki was born in 1946. Beyond his One Piece and Transformers roles, he has voiced Teppei Hojo in Higurashi When They Cry across a career spanning more than four decades.
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