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Rie Murakawa

Voice Actor

Japanese voice actress Rie Murakawa voices Bubble Girl in My Hero Academia, part of a wider career as a singer and seiyuu since 2011.

Agency: Stay Luck
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2011-present
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My Hero Academia Role

Murakawa voices Bubble Girl, also known as Kaoruko Awata, a supporting hero character who first appears with the anime's fourth television season. The role sits alongside her broader body of work bringing supporting and lead characters to life across a wide range of anime and games.

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Career and Notable Roles

Murakawa's best-known parts include the maid robot Ram from Re:Zero, the slice-of-life lead Hotaru Ichijo on Non Non Biyori, and the alchemist Escha Malier from the Atelier Escha & Logy games, alongside supporting parts like Tiona Hiryute in DanMachi and Constanze in Little Witch Academia. Outside of voice work she has built a side career as a singer, debuting solo in 2016 and releasing two albums, and she has hosted anime radio shows that won prizes at the Aniraji Awards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Rie Murakawa voice in My Hero Academia?

Rie Murakawa voices Bubble Girl, also known as Kaoruko Awata, a supporting hero character who first appears with the anime's fourth television season.

What other major anime characters has Rie Murakawa voiced?

Rie Murakawa voices the maid robot Ram in Re:Zero and the slice-of-life lead Hotaru Ichijo in Non Non Biyori.

What other roles has Rie Murakawa played?

Rie Murakawa voices the alchemist Escha Malier in the Atelier Escha & Logy games, plus supporting parts like Tiona Hiryute in DanMachi and Constanze in Little Witch Academia.

Is Rie Murakawa also a singer?

Yes, Rie Murakawa built a side career as a singer, debuting solo in 2016 and releasing two albums alongside her voice-acting work.

What agency represents Rie Murakawa?

Rie Murakawa, born in 1990, is represented by the agency Stay Luck and has also hosted anime radio shows that won prizes at the Aniraji Awards.

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