Hirofumi Nojima, a Tokyo-born Japanese voice actor represented by Aoni Production, provides the Japanese voice of Alan Kay in the My Hero Academia film World Heroes' Mission.
Nojima voices Alan Kay, a haunted, eyepatch-wearing researcher forced to work for the extremist group Humarise in My Hero Academia THE MOVIE: World Heroes' Mission. After being coerced into helping develop the group's Trigger Bombs, Alan Kay breaks away from Humarise in an attempt to stop its plan to wipe out Quirk users worldwide, working to get a deactivation key created by a late colleague into the right hands. It is a supporting but pivotal role within the film's central conflict.
Nojima has narrated and voiced roles across a long career at Aoni Production, one of Japan's largest talent agencies, and comes from a family deeply rooted in the industry: his father Akio Nojima and younger brother Kenji Nojima are both established voice actors as well.
Hirofumi Nojima is a Tokyo-born Japanese voice actor represented by Aoni Production. In My Hero Academia, he provides the Japanese voice of Alan Kay in the film World Heroes' Mission.
Nojima voices Alan Kay, a haunted, eyepatch-wearing researcher forced to work for the extremist group Humarise in My Hero Academia THE MOVIE: World Heroes' Mission. After being coerced into helping develop the group's Trigger Bombs, Alan Kay breaks away from Humarise in an attempt to stop its plan to wipe out Quirk users worldwide.
Nojima was born in Tokyo in 1973 and has been active in the industry since 2000. He is represented by Aoni Production, one of Japan's largest talent agencies.
Yes, Nojima comes from a family deeply rooted in the industry: his father Akio Nojima and younger brother Kenji Nojima are both established voice actors as well.
Nojima has narrated projects in addition to his voice-acting work across a long career at Aoni Production. It reflects a broader range within the agency's roster of talent.

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