Takako Honda is a Japanese voice actress and narrator who plays Chitose Kizuki, code name Curious, a Meta Liberation Army executive, in the Japanese-language My Hero Academia anime.
Honda voices Chitose Kizuki, the publishing executive secretly running operations for the modern Meta Liberation Army under the alias Curious. Honda plays Kizuki with a probing, media-savvy edge that fits her cover as a journalist, making her one of the more calculating antagonists of the Meta Liberation Army Arc before the character's death later in the story.
Honda has spent much of her career as the go-to Japanese dubbing voice for Hollywood stars, regularly voicing Halle Berry, Hilary Swank and Charlize Theron, and she is especially associated with Milla Jovovich across the Resident Evil films. In 2006 she took over as the Japanese voice of Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider game series, succeeding Atsuko Tanaka in a role she has since carried across more than five installments.
Honda voices Chitose Kizuki, the publishing executive secretly running operations for the modern Meta Liberation Army under the alias Curious.
Honda plays Kizuki with a probing, media-savvy edge that fits her cover as a journalist, making her one of the more calculating antagonists of the Meta Liberation Army Arc before the character's death later in the story.
Honda has spent much of her career as the go-to Japanese dubbing voice for Hollywood stars, regularly voicing Halle Berry, Hilary Swank and Charlize Theron, and she is especially associated with Milla Jovovich across the Resident Evil films.
In 2006 Honda took over as the Japanese voice of Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider game series, succeeding Atsuko Tanaka in a role she has since carried across more than five installments.
Born in 1972, Honda has been active as a voice actress since 1998.
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