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Ryota Iwasaki

Voice Actor

Iwasaki Ryōta is a Japanese actor from Osaka affiliated with Atomic Monkey who voices Inasa Yoarashi, the boisterous Shiketsu High student known as Gale Force, in My Hero Academia.

Agency: Atomic Monkey
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2016-present
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My Hero Academia Role

Iwasaki plays Inasa Yoarashi, the loud, competitive Shiketsu High student whose Whirlwind quirk and blunt personality first clash with Class 1-A during the joint training arc before evolving into a grudging friendship. The role, which arrived in the show's third season, gave Iwasaki one of his earliest widely seen anime credits and helped raise his profile with the franchise's large fanbase.

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Career and Notable Roles

Born July 1, 1986, Iwasaki works under the Atomic Monkey agency and has built a résumé mixing screen and stage roles, including Han Shinwoo in the Noblesse adaptation, a young Sakata sibling in Eien no 831, and the swordsman Harada Sanosuke for Blue Miburo. He has also lent his voice to the Hypnosis Mic stage franchise as Nurude Sasara.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Ryota Iwasaki voice in My Hero Academia?

Ryota Iwasaki voices Inasa Yoarashi, the loud, competitive Shiketsu High student known as Gale Force, who is introduced during the show's third season joint training arc.

What is Inasa Yoarashi's Quirk?

Inasa Yoarashi's Whirlwind Quirk fuels his blunt personality, which first clashes with Class 1-A before evolving into a grudging friendship.

What other anime has Ryota Iwasaki voiced?

Ryota Iwasaki voices Han Shinwoo in the Noblesse adaptation and a young Sakata sibling in Eien no 831.

Has Ryota Iwasaki done stage work?

Yes, Ryota Iwasaki plays the swordsman Harada Sanosuke in Blue Miburo and has lent his voice to the Hypnosis Mic stage franchise as Nurude Sasara.

When was Ryota Iwasaki born?

Ryota Iwasaki was born July 1, 1986, in Osaka, and works under the Atomic Monkey agency.

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