Ikue Otani is a Japanese voice actress attached to Mausu Promotion, and in Studio Pierrot's Naruto she voices the Third Hokage's grandson Konohamaru Sarutobi.
Otani voices Konohamaru Sarutobi, the mischievous grandson of the Third Hokage who idolizes Naruto and dreams of becoming Hokage himself. Konohamaru grows from a bratty academy student into a capable Hidden Leaf ninja and later helps guide Boruto's generation.
One of the most recognizable voices in anime, Otani is famous as Pikachu across the Pokemon franchise and Tony Tony Chopper in One Piece. Her other signature parts include Gash in Zatch Bell, Mitsuhiko in Detective Conan, and Morgana in Persona 5. She often plays both male and female characters, sometimes several within a single production.
Ikue Otani voices Konohamaru Sarutobi in Studio Pierrot's Naruto, the mischievous grandson of the Third Hokage. She is also famous as Tony Tony Chopper in One Piece and Gash in Zatch Bell.
Ikue Otani is the Japanese voice of Pikachu across the Pokemon franchise, one of the most recognizable roles in anime. She has voiced the character since beginning her career in 1986.
Konohamaru Sarutobi is the mischievous grandson of the Third Hokage who idolizes Naruto and dreams of becoming Hokage himself. He grows from a bratty academy student into a capable Hidden Leaf ninja and later helps guide Boruto's generation.
Otani's other signature parts include Mitsuhiko in Detective Conan and Morgana in the video game Persona 5. She often plays both male and female characters, sometimes several within a single production.
Ikue Otani is a Japanese voice actress born in 1965, represented by the agency Mausu Promotion. She has worked in the industry since 1986.
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