Ayaka Nanase is a Japanese voice actress who voiced the character Mori in Assassination Classroom's second season. She trained through the Axl-Zero program before joining the Axl-One talent agency in 2015.
Ayaka Nanase voiced Mori, one of the students Gakuho Asano singled out early on as a top academic performer, appearing in episodes 13 and 25 of Assassination Classroom's second season. It was a smaller supporting part rather than a recurring lead, typical of the early-career roles she was taking on around that time.
Nanase has gone on to voice Ageha Hijiri, known as Cure Butterfly, in the Pretty Cure franchise, along with Yoshino Koharu in Sakura Quest, Mirei Suzuki in the Sound! Euphonium series and Noa Shiragiku in Tsurune. She has also taken supporting parts in Erased, Servamp and Edens Zero.
Ayaka Nanase voiced Mori, one of the students Gakuho Asano singled out early on as a top academic performer, appearing in episodes 13 and 25 of Assassination Classroom's second season.
Ayaka Nanase is known for voicing Ageha Hijiri, known as Cure Butterfly, in the Pretty Cure franchise.
Ayaka Nanase has voiced Yoshino Koharu in Sakura Quest, Mirei Suzuki in the Sound! Euphonium series and Noa Shiragiku in Tsurune.
Ayaka Nanase has taken supporting parts in Erased, Servamp and Edens Zero.
Ayaka Nanase, born in 1994, trained through the Axl-Zero program before joining the Axl-One talent agency in 2015, marking the start of her professional voice acting career.
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