Koki Uchiyama
Voice ActorKoki Uchiyama is a prolific Japanese voice actor and performer born in Saitama Prefecture, known for major roles in popular anime. He voiced Glorio in Dragon Ball Daima and has worked on numerous high-profile productions including My Hero Academia and Haikyu.
Dragon Ball Daima Contribution
Koki Uchiyama voiced Glorio, a character featured in the Dragon Ball Daima series, the latest installment in the Dragon Ball franchise. Daima marked a return to the main timeline following Dragon Ball Super, and Uchiyama's vocal work contributed to the series' renewed storyline and character development, reaching both longtime fans and new audiences discovering Dragon Ball.
Prominent Career in Anime
Uchiyama established himself as one of Japan's most sought-after voice actors in the 2010s and beyond, securing principal roles in top-tier anime productions. His portfolio includes Meruem in Hunter x Hunter, Yuri Plisetsky in Yuri on Ice, Tomura Shigaraki in My Hero Academia, and Kei Tsukishima in Haikyu. His versatile range and emotional depth have made him a favorite for both heroic and complex antagonist characters across the medium.
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