Etsuko Kozakura, the stage name of Kumi Domon, is a Japanese voice actress who plays Recovery Girl in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia. She has built a decades-long career voicing mascot and comic-relief characters across anime and video games.
Kozakura voices Recovery Girl, the diminutive U.A. High School nurse whose quirk heals injuries at the cost of the patient's own stamina, throughout the Japanese broadcast of My Hero Academia. The part fits a career built on small, distinctive, and often comedic characters rather than lead heroes. Her performance has carried across the anime's television seasons, films, and tie-in video games.
She is also recognized for voicing Tamama in Sgt. Frog, Ryo-Ohki from the Tenchi Muyo! franchise, the Pokémon character Piplup, Chi's Sweet Home's Yōhei Yamada, and Daizu Noyama from Azuki-chan. Her video game work spans Jibanyan from Yo-kai Watch and Omochao, the companion character in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, and she now co-runs the talent agency Little Portal alongside her husband Jin Domon.
Etsuko Kozakura, the stage name of Kumi Domon, voices Recovery Girl, the diminutive U.A. High School nurse, throughout the Japanese broadcast of My Hero Academia. The part fits a career built on small, distinctive, and often comedic characters, and her performance carries across the anime's television seasons, films, and tie-in video games.
Kozakura is also recognized for voicing Tamama in Sgt. Frog, Ryo-Ohki from the Tenchi Muyo! franchise, the Pokemon character Piplup, Chi's Sweet Home's Yohei Yamada, and Daizu Noyama from Azuki-chan. These roles reflect her decades-long specialty in small, mascot-style characters.
Her video game work includes Jibanyan from Yo-kai Watch and Omochao, the companion character in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. Both roles continue her career pattern of playing compact, comedic mascot characters.
Etsuko Kozakura is the stage name of Kumi Domon, a Japanese voice actress born in 1971 who has worked in the industry since 1991. She has built a decades-long career specializing in mascot and comic-relief characters across anime and video games.
Kozakura co-runs the talent agency Little Portal alongside her husband, Jin Domon. Running the agency sits alongside her ongoing voice-acting career, which includes playing Recovery Girl in My Hero Academia.
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