
Miyuki Sawashiro is a Japanese voice actress and narrator active since 1999, recognized for an unusually wide range of anime and video game roles across two decades of work.
Sawashiro is associated with the One Piece production, though the specific character or task she handled for the franchise is not documented in publicly available records. This kind of undocumented credit is not unusual for a performer with as vast a catalog as hers, where a brief or minor part in a long-running series can go unlisted alongside her larger, more prominent roles. Her inclusion here reflects the scale of the franchise's Japanese-language production rather than a signature performance on the level of her best-known work.
Sawashiro has built a reputation for versatile, often androgynous casting, taking on parts such as Kurapika in Hunter x Hunter, the headless courier Celty Sturluson in Durarara!!, and Ivy Valentine across the Soulcalibur fighting game series. Her profile expanded further in mobile and console gacha titles through characters like Raiden Shogun in Genshin Impact and Acheron in Honkai: Star Rail, alongside long-running anime credits such as Bishamon in Noragami and Shinku in Rozen Maiden.

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Sawashiro is best known for voicing Kurapika in Hunter x Hunter and the headless courier Celty Sturluson in Durarara!!. Her long-running anime credits also include Bishamon in Noragami and Shinku in Rozen Maiden.
Sawashiro voices Ivy Valentine across the Soulcalibur fighting game series. Her profile expanded further in mobile and console gacha titles, where she plays Raiden Shogun in Genshin Impact and Acheron in Honkai: Star Rail.
Born in 1985, Sawashiro has been active as a voice actress and narrator since 1999. That gives her more than two decades of work across anime, video games, and narration.
Sawashiro is associated with the One Piece production, though the specific character or task she handled for the franchise is not documented in publicly available records. Her inclusion reflects the scale of the show's Japanese-language production rather than a signature role on the level of her better-known work.
Sawashiro has built a reputation for versatile, often androgynous casting, taking on both male and female roles across her career. That range is part of what has made her one of the more recognizable names among Japanese anime and game voice performers.
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