Hailing from Kanagawa Prefecture, Takuma Nagatsuka works as a Japanese voice actor and singer, and among his many anime credits is Koji Koda, the hero known as Anima, in the Bones-produced My Hero Academia.
Nagatsuka voices Koji Koda, who fights under the hero name Anima, a member of Class 1-B at U.A. High School whose quirk, Anivoice, lets him communicate with and direct animals in combat. The role places him within My Hero Academia's large supporting cast of aspiring heroes training alongside the series' main class. Nagatsuka has voiced Koda across the anime's television run.
Nagatsuka's other credits include King of Prism (as Leo Saionji), SK8 the Infinity (as Miya Chinen), The Idolmaster SideM (as Jun Fuyumi), and Momokuri (as Shota Shizuka), alongside work in Butlers: Chitose Momotose Monogatari and Visual Prison. He also performs as a singer and is affiliated with the talent agency I'm Enterprise.
Nagatsuka voices Koji Koda, who fights under the hero name Anima, a member of Class 1-B at U.A. High School.
Koda's Quirk, Anivoice, lets him communicate with and direct animals in combat, a skill he uses as a Class 1-B student training alongside the series' main class.
Nagatsuka's other credits include Leo Saionji in King of Prism, Miya Chinen in SK8 the Infinity, and Jun Fuyumi in The Idolmaster SideM.
Yes, beyond voice work Nagatsuka performs as a singer and is affiliated with the talent agency I'm Enterprise.
Nagatsuka, born in 1991, hails from Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan.
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