Japanese voice actress and singer Kana Ueda voices Kinon Bachika, a member of the Bachika family who joins Team Dai-Gurren, in Gurren Lagann.
Ueda voiced Kinon Bachika, a supporting Team Dai-Gurren pilot and one of the Bachika siblings who appear across much of the show's run. The character joins the fight against the Beastmen alongside her siblings Kittan, Kiyoh, and Kiyal. Ueda originated the role for the original 2007 Japanese broadcast, a Gainax production.
Beyond Gurren Lagann, Ueda has worked steadily in anime since her 2001 debut, with one of her best known roles being Rin Tohsaka across the Fate/stay night franchise. She has also pursued a parallel career as a singer, releasing music alongside her voice acting work.
One of Kana Ueda's best known roles is Rin Tohsaka across the Fate/stay night franchise. She has worked steadily in anime since her 2001 debut, alongside a parallel career as a singer.
Ueda voices Kinon Bachika, a Team Dai-Gurren pilot, in Gurren Lagann, and she is also known for playing Rin Tohsaka across the Fate/stay night franchise. She has worked in anime since debuting in 2001.
Ueda voiced Kinon Bachika, a supporting Team Dai-Gurren pilot and one of the Bachika siblings alongside Kittan, Kiyoh, and Kiyal. She originated the role for the original 2007 Japanese broadcast, a Gainax production.
Ueda has pursued a parallel career as a singer, releasing music alongside her voice acting work. That dual career runs alongside her anime credits, including Kinon Bachika in Gurren Lagann and Rin Tohsaka in Fate/stay night.
Ueda, born in 1980, debuted in anime in 2001 and has worked steadily in the industry since. Her career includes both her role as Kinon Bachika in Gurren Lagann and her long-running part as Rin Tohsaka in Fate/stay night.

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