Hiromi Nishikawa, born in Tokyo in 1972, is a voice actress with Aoni Production known for playing Torpedo Girl in Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo, and she also carries a credited connection to the One Piece anime.
Nishikawa's involvement in One Piece is recorded as a voice credit, though the specific character or characters she portrays have not been detailed in available sources. The credit places her alongside other Aoni Production talent who make up parts of the anime's large recurring and guest voice cast.

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Nishikawa's involvement in One Piece is recorded as a voice credit, though the specific character she portrays has not been detailed in publicly available sources. She is affiliated with Aoni Production.
Nishikawa was born in Tokyo in 1972. She has worked as a voice actress with Aoni Production across her career.
Nishikawa is perhaps best recognized for voicing Torpedo Girl in the comedy anime Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. It stands as one of her most notable supporting roles alongside her One Piece credit.
Nishikawa is affiliated with Aoni Production, the agency behind a large share of the Japanese voice talent connected to One Piece. She has taken on supporting roles across several anime series through the agency.
Hiromi Nishikawa is a Tokyo-born voice actress, born in 1972, represented by Aoni Production. She is known for playing Torpedo Girl in Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo and carries a credited connection to the One Piece anime.
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