Kaito Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor represented by the talent agency Stay Luck, recognized in My Hero Academia as the voice of Tenya Iida.
Ishikawa voices Tenya Iida, the disciplined class representative of Class 1-A whose Engine Quirk gives him enhanced speed through his legs. Iida's arc includes the loss of his brother Ingenium to the villain Stain, a turning point that pushes the character toward a harder, more determined edge, and Ishikawa carries that shift across the series' tournament and internship arcs.
Ishikawa's other major anime and game roles include Nero in the Devil May Cry series, Genos from One-Punch Man, and Jin Enjoji in the more recent series Dandadan. He also voices Tobio Kageyama from Haikyu!! and Tsumugi Aoba in the mobile rhythm game Ensemble Stars!!.
Ishikawa's major roles include Nero in the Devil May Cry series and Genos in One-Punch Man, two of the anime and game credits that have defined his career. He is represented by the talent agency Stay Luck.
Ishikawa voices Tenya Iida, the disciplined class representative of Class 1-A whose Engine Quirk gives him enhanced speed through his legs. Iida's arc includes the loss of his brother Ingenium to the villain Stain, a turning point that pushes the character toward a harder edge.
Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor born in 1993 and represented by the talent agency Stay Luck. He has been active in the industry since 2008.
Ishikawa has been active in the voice acting industry since 2008, giving him well over a decade of experience across anime and video games. His career start predates major roles like Iida in My Hero Academia and Nero in Devil May Cry.
Ishikawa voices Jin Enjoji in the recent series Dandadan, Tobio Kageyama in Haikyu!!, and Tsumugi Aoba in the mobile rhythm game Ensemble Stars!!. The range spans sports anime, supernatural comedy, and rhythm-game casting.

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