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Masakazu Nishida

Voice Actor

Masakazu Nishida is a Tokyo-based Japanese voice actor best known for voicing Mezo Shoji in My Hero Academia, alongside other supporting roles within the same series.

Agency: Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
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My Hero Academia Role

Nishida voices Mezo Shoji, the Class 1-A student whose Dupli-Arms Quirk lets him grow extra limbs tipped with sensory organs from his own body, across My Hero Academia's television run and its feature films. He also lends his voice to the teacher-hero Ectoplasm and the minor student Sen Kaibara within the same series, giving him a presence in the cast beyond his signature role.

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Career and Notable Roles

Represented by the Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society, Nishida trained at the Amusement Media Academy before building a career centered on anime dubbing, including Tyki Mikk in D.Gray-man Hallow and Vanir in KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Masakazu Nishida voice in My Hero Academia?

Masakazu Nishida voices Mezo Shoji, the Class 1-A student whose Dupli-Arms Quirk lets him grow extra limbs tipped with sensory organs from his own body. He appears across My Hero Academia's television run and its feature films.

What other characters does Masakazu Nishida voice in My Hero Academia?

Beyond Mezo Shoji, Nishida also lends his voice to the teacher-hero Ectoplasm and the minor student Sen Kaibara within the same series. Playing multiple parts is common for supporting cast members on a long-running show.

What talent agency represents Masakazu Nishida?

Nishida is represented by the Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society. He trained at the Amusement Media Academy before building his anime dubbing career.

What other anime has Masakazu Nishida voiced characters in?

Nishida has voiced Tyki Mikk in D.Gray-man Hallow and Vanir in KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World. Both roles sit alongside his work in My Hero Academia.

Who is Masakazu Nishida?

Masakazu Nishida is a Tokyo-based Japanese voice actor best known for voicing Mezo Shoji in My Hero Academia. He is represented by the Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society and trained at the Amusement Media Academy.

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