Daichi Endō is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo, affiliated with Ken Production, who plays Twice, the League of Villains member whose duplication quirk drives one of the show's most tragic arcs, in My Hero Academia.
Endō voices Twice, born Jin Bubaigawara, a League of Villains member who can clone himself and others, spawning an army of duplicates split between loyalty to his original self and doubt over his own identity. Endō carried the role from the anime's third through seventh seasons, following the character through his growing bond with Toga and Dabi and his fate in the war against the heroes.
Endō's other credits include Herman Cross in Macross Delta, Jujiro Oni in The Prince of Tennis II, Chin Kaio in Baki, and Steve Kido in Ya Boy Kongming!, a spread of roles across mecha, sports, and comedy anime built over a long career with Ken Production.
Endo voices Twice, born Jin Bubaigawara, a League of Villains member who can clone himself and others. His duplication Quirk spawns an army of duplicates split between loyalty to his original self and doubt over his own identity.
Endo carried the role of Twice from the anime's third season through its seventh, following the character's growing bond with Toga and Dabi to his fate in the war against the heroes. It stands as one of the more emotionally demanding arcs in the series.
Endo voices Herman Cross in Macross Delta and Jujiro Oni in The Prince of Tennis II. Both are part of his career with the talent agency Ken Production.
Endo voices Chin Kaio in Baki and Steve Kido in Ya Boy Kongming!. These roles reflect the range of mecha, sports, and comedy anime he has worked across during his career.
Daichi Endo is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo, born in 1981 and affiliated with the talent agency Ken Production. He is best known for playing Twice in My Hero Academia.
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