Misato Matsuoka is a Japanese voice actor featured in "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba" (studio Ufotable), where she voices Shuya Shinazugawa, one of the younger brothers of Sanemi and Genya.
In "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba," Matsuoka voices Shuya Shinazugawa, a young child raised among seven siblings and a loving member of the large Shinazugawa family. Shuya is one of the younger brothers of Sanemi and Genya, and his story turns tragic on the night his mother returns home transformed into a demon; rushing to greet her at the door, he is killed. Matsuoka's performance gives voice to the tender innocence that makes the family's loss so devastating.
Misato Matsuoka voices Shuya Shinazugawa in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, produced by studio Ufotable. Shuya is one of the younger brothers of Sanemi and Genya Shinazugawa.
Shuya Shinazugawa, voiced by Misato Matsuoka, is a young child raised among seven siblings and a loving member of the large Shinazugawa family. He is one of the younger brothers of Sanemi and Genya.
Shuya's story turns tragic on the night his mother returns home transformed into a demon. Rushing to greet her at the door, he is killed, a loss made devastating by his innocence.
Yes. The character Misato Matsuoka voices, Shuya Shinazugawa, is one of the younger brothers of Sanemi and Genya within the large Shinazugawa family.
As Shuya Shinazugawa, Matsuoka gives voice to the tender innocence of a young child. Her performance makes the Shinazugawa family's loss all the more devastating.

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