Seiro Ogino is a Japanese voice actor who plays Giran, the shady information broker who deals with the League of Villains, in My Hero Academia.
Ogino voices Giran, a scarred black-market broker who supplies the League of Villains with weapons, safehouses, and information for a fee, operating on the fringes of the story's underworld rather than joining the villains' cause outright. His laid-back, transactional delivery gives the character an air of detached professionalism that stands apart from the more fanatical villains around him. Giran has recurred across multiple arcs of the series as the group's go-to fixer.
Seirou Ogino voices Giran, a scarred black market broker who deals with the League of Villains in My Hero Academia.
Giran supplies the League of Villains with weapons, safehouses, and information for a fee, operating on the fringes of the story's underworld rather than joining the villains' cause outright. He has recurred across multiple arcs of the series as the group's go to fixer.
Seirou Ogino has voiced Tatsuya Himekawa in Beelzebub and Dennis Aiblinger in Attack on Titan.
Seirou Ogino was born on October 10, 1971, in Tokyo.
Seirou Ogino gives Giran a laid back, transactional delivery that creates an air of detached professionalism, setting the character apart from the more fanatical villains around him.
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