Chisa Suganuma is a Japanese voice actress who plays Ragdoll, the Wild Wild Pussycats hero whose search quirk plays a key role in My Hero Academia's forest training camp arc.
Suganuma voices Ragdoll, whose real name is Tomoko Shiretoko, a member of the four-hero Wild Wild Pussycats team who mentors Class 1-A during their training camp. Ragdoll's Search quirk can locate any person or object within a wide radius, making her a target when the League of Villains attacks the camp, and Suganuma also voices a minor store clerk elsewhere in the series.

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Suganuma voices Ragdoll, whose real name is Tomoko Shiretoko, a member of the four-hero Wild Wild Pussycats team who mentors Class 1-A during their training camp. Ragdoll's Search quirk can locate any person or object within a wide radius, making her a target when the League of Villains attacks the camp.
Yes, alongside Ragdoll, Suganuma also voices a minor store clerk elsewhere in the series.
Suganuma is a native of Osaka, Japan, and is affiliated with the talent agency Ken Production.
Suganuma trained at the Osaka Amusement Media Academy before building her voice-acting career.
Beyond her My Hero Academia work, Suganuma voices Mamimi Tanaka in The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors.
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