Hailing from Saitama Prefecture, Tsuguo Mogami works as a Japanese voice actor, taking on the villain role of Atsuhiro Sako, known as Mr. Compress, across My Hero Academia.
Mogami voices Atsuhiro Sako, the flamboyant villain known as Mr. Compress, a member of the League of Villains' Vanguard Action Squad and later a lieutenant of the Paranormal Liberation Front, whose quirk compresses people and objects into small marbles on contact. The character becomes one of the more enduring antagonists across the anime's later seasons and appears in the Heroes: Rising film as well. Mogami has also voiced other villain roles in the series, including one of the early Nomu creatures and the character Crust.
Mogami has worked as a voice actor since the early 2000s under the agency Ken Production, taking on a range of character parts across anime and games. His My Hero Academia work sits alongside a career built largely around supporting and antagonist roles.
Tsuguo Mogami voices Atsuhiro Sako, better known as Mr. Compress, a flamboyant villain who belongs to the League of Villains' Vanguard Action Squad and later becomes a lieutenant of the Paranormal Liberation Front. Mr. Compress's quirk lets him compress people and objects into small marbles on contact.
Yes, beyond Mr. Compress, Mogami has voiced other villain-aligned characters in the series, including one of the early Nomu creatures and the character Crust.
Yes, Tsuguo Mogami reprises Mr. Compress in the film My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, carrying the character beyond the television series.
Mogami has worked as a voice actor since the early 2000s, represented by the agency Ken Production, building a career largely around supporting and antagonist roles across anime and video games.
Tsuguo Mogami is a Japanese voice actor from Saitama Prefecture, best known in My Hero Academia for playing the villain Mr. Compress. Born in 1980, he has voiced antagonist and supporting roles under the agency Ken Production since the early 2000s.

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