Ikumi Hasegawa is a Japanese singer and voice actress who plays Pop Step, the aspiring vigilante hero, in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.
Hasegawa voices Kazuho Haneyama, known by her stage name Pop Step, a struggling musician turned unlicensed vigilante whose Jumping quirk lets her leap great distances across the city. In My Hero Academia: Vigilantes she teams up with Knuckleduster and Koichi Haimawari to fight crime without an official hero license, and Hasegawa's in-episode musical performance as the character drew widespread praise online after the show's premiere.
Hasegawa broke through in 2021 with her first lead role as Vladilena Milizé in 86, and has since built a career spanning both drama and comedy, voicing the guitarist Ikuyo Kita in Bocchi the Rock! and Übel in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. She won a Singing Award at the 18th Seiyu Awards for her musical work as part of the Bocchi the Rock! voice cast.
Hasegawa broke through in 2021 with her first lead role as Vladilena Milize in 86, launching a career that spans both drama and comedy.
In My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Hasegawa voices Kazuho Haneyama, known by her stage name Pop Step, a struggling musician turned unlicensed vigilante whose Jumping quirk lets her leap great distances across the city.
Yes, Hasegawa is also a singer, and she won a Singing Award at the 18th Seiyu Awards for her musical work as part of the Bocchi the Rock! voice cast. Her in-episode musical performance as Pop Step in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes drew widespread praise online after the show's premiere.
Hasegawa voices the guitarist Ikuyo Kita in Bocchi the Rock! and Ubel in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, two of her major roles beyond My Hero Academia.
Ikumi Hasegawa is a Japanese singer and voice actress who has been active since 2016. My Hero Academia fans know her as Pop Step, the vigilante hero from the Vigilantes spin-off series.

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