Ryota Suzuki is a voice actor who worked on My Hero Academia.
Suzuki voices Bruce Lee in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia, a character introduced through the series' flashback into the early history of the One For All quirk. Bruce Lee starts out as second-in-command to the vigilante Toshitsugu Kudo and later takes up Kudo's power himself, continuing the chain of holders that eventually reaches Nana Shimura, All Might, and Izuku Midoriya. The part places Suzuki within one of the show's mythology-heavy storylines rather than the present-day cast of U.A. students.
Ryota Suzuki voices Bruce Lee in the Japanese version of My Hero Academia, a character introduced in the show's flashback into the early history of the One For All quirk. Bruce Lee starts out as second in command to the vigilante Toshitsugu Kudo before taking up Kudo's power himself.
Bruce Lee is part of the chain of One For All holders that stretches from Toshitsugu Kudo through Nana Shimura to All Might and eventually Izuku Midoriya. He inherits Kudo's power after serving as his second in command, tying his arc to the mythology-heavy flashback storyline rather than the present day cast of U.A. students.
Ryota Suzuki plays Heisuke Mashimo in the assassin thriller Sakamoto Days, Yu Ishigami in the romance comedy Kaguya sama: Love Is War, and Toma Hiragi in the delinquent turned runner series Wind Breaker. His career has centered on hardworking, slightly anxious supporting leads in ensemble shonen comedies.
Ryota Suzuki is a Japanese voice actor represented by the talent agency TMS Music. He was born in 1998 and voices Bruce Lee in My Hero Academia's One For All origin storyline.
Ryota Suzuki has been active in voice acting since 2016. He was born in 1998, making his My Hero Academia role as Bruce Lee part of a career that has run since his late teens.

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