Daiki Nakamura
Voice ActorDaiki Nakamura is a Japanese voice actor, born in Tokyo in 1962, who appears among the credited talent associated with Gurren Lagann alongside a career built mainly in tokusatsu shows and video games.
Gurren Lagann Role
Nakamura is listed among the voice talent connected to Gurren Lagann, though the specific character he portrayed in the production is not part of his commonly documented credits. His association places the series within a career spent largely voicing tokusatsu and video game characters in Japan.
Career and Notable Roles
Nakamura spent more than four decades in the industry, known for voicing the character Gaine on the tokusatsu series The Brave Express Might Gaine, playing a grandfather role in Grandpa Danger, and lending his voice to Haohmaru in SNK's Samurai Shodown fighting games. He retired from voice acting in 2024 after his professional affiliation with the talent agency 81 Produce came to an end.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Daiki Nakamura?
Daiki Nakamura is a Japanese voice actor born in Tokyo in 1962. He built a career spent largely in tokusatsu shows and video games, spanning more than four decades in the industry.
What is Daiki Nakamura's role in Gurren Lagann?
Nakamura is listed among the voice talent connected to Gurren Lagann, though the specific character he portrayed is not part of his commonly documented credits. His association places the series within a career spent largely voicing tokusatsu and video game characters in Japan.
What is Daiki Nakamura best known for?
Nakamura is known for voicing the character Gaine on the tokusatsu series The Brave Express Might Gaine. He also lent his voice to Haohmaru in SNK's Samurai Shodown fighting games.
What other roles has Daiki Nakamura played?
Nakamura also played a grandfather role in Grandpa Danger, one of several credits from his more than four decade career in Japanese voice acting. His work spanned tokusatsu television and video games alike.
When did Daiki Nakamura retire from voice acting?
Nakamura retired from voice acting in 2024, after his professional affiliation with the talent agency 81 Produce came to an end. His career had run from 1981 to that point, spanning more than four decades.
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