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Shinnosuke Ogami

Voice Actor

Shinnosuke Ogami is a Japanese voice actor represented by AIR AGENCY who voices multiple pro heroes in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia, including Death Arms and Tiger.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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My Hero Academia Role

Shinnosuke Ogami voices several characters in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia, most prominently Death Arms, the top-ranked hero seen during the U.S.J. attack, and Tiger, the upbeat mentor who trains Mirio Togata, Nejire Hado, and Tamaki Amajiki during their internship arc. He also lends his voice to the villain Deategoro, formed from combined Quirks later in the story. Across these parts, Ogami covers a wide stretch of the show's hero and villain roster.

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Career and Notable Roles

Represented by AIR AGENCY, Ogami has voiced Kashim Eberhardt in Macross Delta and Gouriki Tomohiko in Danganronpa 3, along with a run of smaller supporting and background parts in shows like Jujutsu Kaisen.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Shinnosuke Ogami voice in My Hero Academia?

Shinnosuke Ogami voices Death Arms, the top ranked hero seen during the U.S.J. attack, in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia.

What other My Hero Academia characters does Shinnosuke Ogami voice?

Shinnosuke Ogami also voices Tiger, the mentor who trains Mirio Togata, Nejire Hado, and Tamaki Amajiki during their internship arc, and the villain Deategoro, a character formed from combined Quirks later in the story.

Who is Tiger in My Hero Academia?

Tiger is the upbeat mentor who trains Mirio Togata, Nejire Hado, and Tamaki Amajiki during their internship arc in My Hero Academia.

What other anime has Shinnosuke Ogami been in?

Shinnosuke Ogami has voiced Kashim Eberhardt in Macross Delta and Gouriki Tomohiko in Danganronpa 3, along with a run of smaller supporting and background parts in shows like Jujutsu Kaisen.

Who is Shinnosuke Ogami?

Shinnosuke Ogami is a Japanese voice actor born in 1986 and represented by AIR AGENCY.

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