Yukiko Morishita
Voice ActorYukiko Morishita is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo who has voiced supporting characters and minor roles across Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball Z Kai, and Dragon Ball Daima.
Dragon Ball Universe Roles
Morishita has contributed to multiple Dragon Ball series with voice work spanning both major and minor characters. In Dragon Ball Super, she voiced Jiren as a child in flashback scenes, providing context for the Tournament of Power's most formidable competitor, and also voiced Miss Piiza, a supporting character. Additionally, she provided voices for crowd characters, receptionists, and spectators across Dragon Ball Z Kai and Dragon Ball Daima, including the character Peral.
Extended Voice Work
Beyond Dragon Ball, Morishita has appeared in numerous anime and video game adaptations, showcasing her range as a professional voice actor. Her work across character roles and background voices demonstrates her versatility within the anime voice acting industry.
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