Nobuo Tobita, born in Ibaraki Prefecture in 1959, has spent decades narrating and voicing characters across Japanese anime, with credits that include work on the One Piece franchise.
Publicly available credit listings do not confirm which specific character or characters Tobita voiced for the One Piece anime, Toei Animation's television adaptation of the long-running manga. His connection to the series places him among a large roster of veteran Japanese voice performers who have passed through the franchise since it began airing in 1999.
Tobita debuted as a voice actor in 1982, playing Bob in the television series Cybot Robotchi, and has worked steadily ever since. He is best recognized for playing Kamille Bidan in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, Albert Heinrich in the 2001 Cyborg 009 series, and Sueo Maruo in Chibi Maruko-chan, and he has also lent his voice to story CDs for the music project Sound Horizon. He is affiliated with the talent agency Arts Vision.
Publicly available credit listings do not confirm which specific character or characters Nobuo Tobita voiced for the One Piece anime. His connection to the series places him among a large roster of veteran Japanese voice performers who have passed through the franchise since it began airing in 1999.
Tobita debuted as a voice actor in 1982, playing Bob in the television series Cybot Robotchi. He has worked steadily in the industry ever since.
Tobita is best recognized for playing Kamille Bidan in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, Albert Heinrich in the 2001 Cyborg 009 series, and Sueo Maruo in Chibi Maruko-chan. These roles anchor a career that has run since the early 1980s.
Beyond character voice work, Tobita has lent his voice to story CDs for the music project Sound Horizon. It is a side credit within his broader anime and dubbing career.
Nobuo Tobita was born in Ibaraki Prefecture in 1959 and is affiliated with the talent agency Arts Vision. His career in anime voice acting stretches back to 1982.

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