Minami Takayama is a veteran Japanese voice actress, narrator and singer affiliated with 81 Produce, whose long anime resume includes an undocumented voice credit in the One Piece franchise, produced by Toei Animation.
Takayama's connection to One Piece surfaces among the franchise's Japanese voice credits, though the specific character she performed has not been documented in publicly available sources. Uncredited or minor appearances of this kind are not unusual for a performer of her stature, whose main body of work lies in decades of headline anime roles.
Takayama has voiced Conan Edogawa on Detective Conan since the series began, alongside dual parts as Kiki and Ursula in Kiki's Delivery Service and Nabiki Tendo in Ranma ½. Her catalogue spans Hao Asakura in Shaman King, the title role in Moomin, Yaiba Kurogane in Yaiba, Rantaro Inadera in Nintama Rantaro, Envy in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and more recently Hajime Hinata in the Danganronpa series and Fu Hua in Honkai Impact 3rd. She has also fronted the bands Two-Mix and ES CONNEXION as lead vocalist.

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Takayama is best known for voicing Conan Edogawa on Detective Conan since the series began, and for playing dual roles as Kiki and Ursula in Kiki's Delivery Service. She has also voiced Nabiki Tendo in Ranma 1/2 and Hao Asakura in Shaman King.
Takayama continues to voice Conan Edogawa on the long-running Detective Conan series, a role she has held since it began. She remains affiliated with the talent agency 81 Produce and has also fronted the bands Two-Mix and ES CONNEXION as lead vocalist.
Beyond Conan Edogawa, Takayama's catalogue spans the title role in Moomin, Yaiba Kurogane in Yaiba, Rantaro Inadera in Nintama Rantaro, and Envy in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. More recently she has voiced Hajime Hinata in the Danganronpa series and Fu Hua in Honkai Impact 3rd.
Takayama's connection to One Piece surfaces among the franchise's Japanese voice credits, though the specific character she performed has not been documented in publicly available sources. Uncredited or minor appearances of this kind are not unusual for a performer of her stature.
Takayama has been active since 1987 and is affiliated with the talent agency 81 Produce. Born in 1964, she has built one of the most recognizable careers in Japanese voice acting over nearly four decades.
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