
Ryo Narita, a Japanese actor and model, voiced the character Curve in the One Piece anime.
Narita voices Curve in the One Piece anime, a role that sits alongside his primary work in Japanese film and television. Known first as a print model before moving into acting, he brings that on-screen sensibility to voice work outside his usual live-action roles. The casting reflects the anime's occasional practice of drawing performers from film and modeling into its voice cast.
Before acting, Narita worked as a print model, appearing in the pages of Men's Non-no, and he later made the jump to film with his debut in Flashback. He has continued to build a career in Japanese cinema and television since his 2013 debut, working under the talent agency Sony Music Artists.

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Narita voices Curve in the One Piece anime. The role sits alongside his primary work in Japanese film and television.
Ryo Narita is a Japanese actor and model who was born in 1993. He has built his career in Japanese cinema and television since debuting in 2013.
Before acting, Narita worked as a print model, appearing in the pages of Men's Non-no. He later transitioned into film.
Narita's acting debut came in the film Flashback, released in 2013. That role launched his transition from modeling into a full-time acting career.
Narita is represented by the talent agency Sony Music Artists. That representation has backed his work in Japanese film and television since his 2013 debut.
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