Taro Yamaguchi is a Japanese voice actor known for voicing Boma, a Section 9 field agent, in the Ghost in the Shell franchise.
Yamaguchi voices Boma, Public Security Section 9's explosives and cyber-virus specialist, across the Ghost in the Shell franchise. Boma typically works in tandem with fellow field agent Pazu on reconnaissance and combat support, rounding out the tactical side of Section 9 beyond its more prominent members. It is one of the clearer character credits on record for Yamaguchi within the franchise.
Taro Yamaguchi voices Boma, Public Security Section 9's explosives and cyber-virus specialist, in the Ghost in the Shell franchise. It stands as one of the clearer character credits on record for Yamaguchi within the franchise.
Boma typically works in tandem with fellow field agent Pazu, handling reconnaissance and combat support for Section 9. Together the two round out the tactical side of the team beyond its more prominent members.
Detailed public information about Yamaguchi's wider filmography is limited, and the Ghost in the Shell franchise remains one of his most documented anime credits. His role as Boma is the clearest entry on record for his voice acting career.
Taro Yamaguchi was born in 1970. He is a Japanese voice actor best known for voicing Boma in the Ghost in the Shell franchise.
Taro Yamaguchi is a Japanese voice actor born in 1970, known for voicing Boma, Section 9's explosives and cyber-virus specialist, in the Ghost in the Shell franchise. Detailed information on his wider filmography is limited, making his performance as Boma one of the clearest credits on record in his career.

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