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Takahiro Fujiwara

Voice Actor

Takahiro Fujiwara was a Japanese voice actor best known in My Hero Academia for voicing Kurogiri, the League of Villains' warp-quirk specialist, alongside the character Fourth Kind, in the original Japanese dub.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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My Hero Academia Role

Takahiro Fujiwara provided the Japanese voice of Kurogiri, the shadowy warp-quirk user who serves as the League of Villains' right hand and transportation specialist throughout My Hero Academia. He also voiced the minor character Fourth Kind within the same Studio Bones adaptation. Kurogiri is one of the series' most recognizable antagonists, recurring across major arcs from the U.S.J. attack onward, making the role one of Fujiwara's most visible anime credits.

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Career and Notable Roles

Fujiwara was born on July 15, 1982, and worked as a voice actor in the Japanese anime industry until his death on May 14, 2026. Detailed public records of his broader filmography beyond his My Hero Academia work are limited, with Kurogiri standing as the credit most closely associated with his name in English-language sources.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Takahiro Fujiwara voice in My Hero Academia?

Takahiro Fujiwara provided the Japanese voice of Kurogiri, the shadowy warp-Quirk user who serves as the League of Villains' right hand and transportation specialist.

Who is Kurogiri in My Hero Academia?

Kurogiri is one of the series' most recognizable antagonists, recurring across major arcs from the U.S.J. attack onward, making the role one of Fujiwara's most visible anime credits.

What other character did Takahiro Fujiwara voice in My Hero Academia?

Alongside Kurogiri, Fujiwara also voiced the minor character Fourth Kind within the same Studio Bones adaptation.

When was Takahiro Fujiwara born?

Fujiwara was born on July 15, 1982, in Japan and worked as a voice actor in the Japanese anime industry.

When did Takahiro Fujiwara pass away?

Fujiwara died on May 14, 2026. Detailed public records of his broader filmography beyond his My Hero Academia work remain limited.

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