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Yasuhiro Fujiwara

Voice Actor

Yasuhiro Fujiwara is a Japanese voice actor and singer with the agency Kenyu Office who provides the Japanese voice of the pro hero Rock Lock in My Hero Academia.

Agency: Kenyu Office
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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My Hero Academia Role

Fujiwara voices Rock Lock, also known by his civilian name Ken Takagi, a pro hero who fights using a gravity-based Quirk, in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia. He reprised the role for the 2019 feature film My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, extending the character's presence beyond the television series.

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Career and Notable Roles

Fujiwara's other anime work includes credits on Kino's Journey and Gungrave, both from 2003, along with parts across the Detective Conan film series and the martial arts series Baki Hanma. Outside the recording booth, he has also performed professionally as a singer under the stage name Yasuhiro since 2005.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Yasuhiro Fujiwara voice in My Hero Academia?

Yasuhiro Fujiwara voices Rock Lock, whose civilian name is Ken Takagi, a pro hero who fights using a gravity-based quirk in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia.

Does Rock Lock appear in the My Hero Academia movies?

Yes, Fujiwara reprised the role of Rock Lock for the 2019 feature film My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, extending the character beyond the television series.

What other anime has Yasuhiro Fujiwara appeared in?

Fujiwara's other credits include the 2003 titles Kino's Journey and Gungrave, along with parts across the Detective Conan film series and the martial arts series Baki Hanma.

Does Yasuhiro Fujiwara have a music career?

Yes, Fujiwara has performed professionally as a singer under the stage name Yasuhiro since 2005, alongside his voice acting work.

Who is Yasuhiro Fujiwara?

Yasuhiro Fujiwara is a Japanese voice actor and singer born in 1972, represented by the agency Kenyu Office. In My Hero Academia, he voices the gravity-quirk pro hero Rock Lock.

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