Marina Inoue is a Japanese voice actress and singer who has worked since the mid-2000s, lending her voice to Rita Suerte in Toei Animation's One Piece and recording under Aoni Production.
Inoue provides the Japanese voice of Rita Suerte in One Piece, bringing her experience as a veteran anime performer to the character within the series' long-running Toei Animation adaptation.
Inoue broke into the industry after placing among roughly 2,000 entrants in a Sony Music Entertainment Japan talent search, earning the lead in the anime OVA Le Portrait de Petit Cossette. She was signed to Aniplex through 2007 and has continued her career under Aoni Production, working as both a voice actress and singer since debuting in the mid-2000s.

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Marina Inoue provides the Japanese voice of Rita Suerte in One Piece. The role brings her experience as a veteran anime performer to Toei Animation's long-running adaptation.
Marina Inoue is a Japanese voice actress and singer born in 1985. She has been active in the industry since 2004.
Beyond One Piece, Marina Inoue is known for the anime OVA Le Portrait de Petit Cossette, in which she took the lead role early in her career. That part helped establish her as a working voice actress.
Marina Inoue broke into the industry after placing among roughly 2,000 entrants in a talent search held by Sony Music Entertainment Japan. She was signed to Aniplex through 2007 following that early success.
Marina Inoue now records under Aoni Production, continuing her career there as both a voice actress and singer. She has worked under that affiliation for a substantial part of her career.
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