Hiroaki Miura is a Japanese voice actor active since 1998 who has voiced several characters across the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure video game spin-offs, including Joshu Higashikata.
Miura's ties to the franchise run through its fighting games rather than the television anime. He plays Joshu Higashikata in both All-Star Battle and Eyes of Heaven, and has also lent his voice to Pannacotta Fugo and Straizo in other JoJo's Bizarre Adventure game releases.
On screen, Miura is best recognized as Cygnus Hyoga in the long-running Saint Seiya franchise, a role he has reprised across multiple series entries. He has also voiced Zarbon in Dragon Ball Z Kai and Absalom in One Piece, building a career as a dependable supporting player across action anime.
Hiroaki Miura is a Japanese voice actor born in 1977 who has been active in the industry since 1998.
Miura voices Joshu Higashikata in both the fighting games All-Star Battle and Eyes of Heaven, part of the franchise's video game spin-offs rather than the television anime.
Miura has also lent his voice to Pannacotta Fugo and Straizo in other JoJo's Bizarre Adventure game releases, beyond his role as Joshu Higashikata.
On screen, Miura is best recognized as Cygnus Hyoga in the long-running Saint Seiya franchise, a role he has reprised across multiple series entries.
Miura has also voiced Zarbon in Dragon Ball Z Kai and Absalom in One Piece, building a career as a dependable supporting player across action anime.
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