Takayuki Masuda
Voice ActorTakayuki Masuda is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo who plays Shin Nemoto in the Japanese-language version of My Hero Academia.
My Hero Academia Role
Masuda voices Shin Nemoto, a figure within the hero society who appears during the later story arcs of My Hero Academia. His work on the role adds to the deep bench of Japanese actors filling out the show's expansive supporting cast beyond the main Class 1-A students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Takayuki Masuda voice in My Hero Academia?
Masuda voices Shin Nemoto in the Japanese-language version of My Hero Academia, a figure within the hero society who appears during the later story arcs.
Who is Shin Nemoto in My Hero Academia?
Shin Nemoto is part of the deep bench of Japanese actors filling out the show's expansive supporting cast beyond the main Class 1-A students, appearing in the series' later arcs.
What other anime has Takayuki Masuda voiced characters in?
Beyond My Hero Academia, Masuda has taken supporting parts in other anime, including the horror series Shiki, where he voiced Munetaka Murasako and Towada.
Where is Takayuki Masuda from?
Masuda is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo who continues to work across television anime.
When was Takayuki Masuda born?
Masuda was born in 1984.
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