Ayaka Asai
Voice ActorBorn in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1992, Ayaka Asai is a Japanese voice actress. She voices Shadow Ring in One-Punch Man, her sole credited role in the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Ayaka Asai voice in One-Punch Man?
Ayaka Asai voices Shadow Ring in the original Japanese production of One-Punch Man. It is her sole credited role in the series.
Who is Ayaka Asai in the One-Punch Man voice cast?
Ayaka Asai is a Japanese voice actress who performs Shadow Ring in the original Japanese cast of One-Punch Man. She was born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1992.
Is Ayaka Asai part of the original Japanese cast of One-Punch Man?
Yes, Ayaka Asai is part of the original Japanese cast of One-Punch Man. She voices the character Shadow Ring in that production.
When was Ayaka Asai born?
Ayaka Asai was born on May 11, 1992, in Shizuoka Prefecture. She voices Shadow Ring in the original Japanese production of One-Punch Man.
Where is Ayaka Asai from?
Ayaka Asai is from Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. She voices Shadow Ring in the original Japanese production of One-Punch Man.
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