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Kousuke Takaguchi

Voice Actor

Kousuke Takaguchi is a Japanese voice actor signed with Ken Production who voices the villain Muscular across multiple seasons of My Hero Academia.

Agency: Ken Production
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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My Hero Academia Role

Takaguchi voices Muscular, one of the League of Villains' most physically destructive members, appearing across several seasons of My Hero Academia as well as tie-in games. The character's brutal fights against the hero students, including his appearance during the summer training camp arc, make it one of Takaguchi's more visible anime credits.

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Career and Notable Roles

Takaguchi has voiced characters across major franchises including Star Fox, where he plays Falco Lombardi and Wolf O'Donnell, and The Legend of Zelda, where he voices Ganondorf. He has been represented by Ken Production since 2010, following earlier work with the Genki Project agency.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Kousuke Takaguchi voice in My Hero Academia?

Kousuke Takaguchi voices Muscular, one of the League of Villains' most physically destructive members, appearing across several seasons of My Hero Academia as well as tie-in games. His appearance during the summer training camp arc is one of his more visible anime credits.

What Star Fox characters has Kousuke Takaguchi voiced?

Takaguchi voices Falco Lombardi and Wolf O'Donnell in the Star Fox franchise. Both roles sit alongside his other major video game credits.

Who does Kousuke Takaguchi voice in The Legend of Zelda?

Takaguchi voices Ganondorf in The Legend of Zelda. It is one of several major franchises where he has taken on a leading villain role.

What agency represents Kousuke Takaguchi?

Takaguchi has been represented by Ken Production since 2010, following earlier work with the Genki Project agency. He was born in 1978.

When was Kousuke Takaguchi born?

Takaguchi was born in 1978, more than three decades before his current representation by Ken Production began in 2010. He earlier worked under the Genki Project agency.

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