Arisa Sekine is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with Aoni Production who plays Tenko Shimura, the childhood identity of the villain Tomura Shigaraki. She also voices a Female High-End Nomu and the young version of Rody Soul in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, alongside other roles across the franchise.
Sekine voices Tenko Shimura, the childhood identity of the villain Tomura Shigaraki, across multiple seasons of My Hero Academia, a role that surfaces in the flashback sequences exploring his origin. She also voices Mawata Fuwa, the young version of Rody Soul in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, and a handful of smaller unnamed background parts.
Sekine, born in Gunma Prefecture, is affiliated with Aoni Production, one of Japan's larger voice-acting agencies. Her My Hero Academia work spans the franchise's television seasons and films, reflecting the kind of steady supporting and flashback casting common for agency-repped voice actresses on long-running anime.
Arisa Sekine voices Tenko Shimura, the childhood identity of the villain Tomura Shigaraki, across multiple seasons of My Hero Academia. The role surfaces in the flashback sequences that explore Shigaraki's origin.
Arisa Sekine voices Mawata Fuwa, the young version of Rody Soul, in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. She has also taken on a handful of smaller, unnamed background parts in the franchise.
Arisa Sekine is affiliated with Aoni Production, one of Japan's larger voice-acting agencies. That kind of agency backing is common for the steady supporting and flashback casting she has taken on in My Hero Academia.
Arisa Sekine was born in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. She is affiliated with the talent agency Aoni Production.
Arisa Sekine is a Japanese voice actress, born in Gunma Prefecture and affiliated with Aoni Production, best known for voicing Tenko Shimura, the childhood identity of Tomura Shigaraki, in My Hero Academia. Her franchise work spans the show's television seasons and films.
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