Yurianne Eve
Voice ActorYurianne Eve is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with Ken Production who voices Yui Kodai, known by her hero name Rule, in the Japanese-language version of My Hero Academia.
My Hero Academia Role
Eve voices Yui Kodai, the U.A. High School student whose hero name is Rule, in the original Japanese version of My Hero Academia. The role has carried across multiple seasons of the Bones-produced series, including its third and fifth television runs and an appearance in episode 156 of the seventh season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Yurianne Eve voice in My Hero Academia?
Yurianne Eve voices Yui Kodai, the U.A. High School student known by her hero name Rule, in the Japanese-language version of My Hero Academia. The role has carried across multiple seasons of the Bones-produced series.
In which My Hero Academia seasons does Yurianne Eve's character appear?
Eve's role has appeared across the anime's third and fifth seasons, plus episode 156 of the seventh season. It marks a recurring, if supporting, presence across the franchise's television run.
What talent agency represents Yurianne Eve?
Yurianne Eve is represented by Ken Production, a Japanese talent agency. That representation covers her supporting anime roles alongside her My Hero Academia casting.
What other anime has Yurianne Eve appeared in?
Beyond My Hero Academia, Eve has taken supporting roles in Jujutsu Kaisen, Zombie Land Saga, and Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card.
Has Yurianne Eve done any video game voice work?
Yes, Eve has provided voice work for the video game Resident Evil Village. It's one of her credits outside traditional anime television roles.
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