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Kaito Ishikawa

Voice Actor

Kaito Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor with the agency Stay Luck who plays Genos, Saitama's cyborg disciple, in the Japanese cast of One Punch Man.

Agency: Stay Luck
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2008-present
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One Punch Man Role

Ishikawa voices Genos, the seventeen-year-old cyborg hero who becomes Saitama's self-declared student after Saitama saves him from a monster attack that had already cost him his original body. Genos ranks among the most prominent characters in the cast, and Ishikawa carries his intense, driven delivery across the full run of the anime.

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Career and Notable Roles

Ishikawa has built a major career in modern anime beyond One Punch Man. He voices Tenya Iida on My Hero Academia, plays Jin Enjoji in the hit series Dandadan, gives voice to Tobio Kageyama on the sports anime Haikyu!!, and also voices Nero in the Devil May Cry game adaptation and Tsumugi Aoba in Ensemble Stars!!. He has worked professionally since 2008.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has Kaito Ishikawa voiced?

Kaito Ishikawa is best known for playing Genos in One Punch Man, Tenya Iida in My Hero Academia, and Tobio Kageyama in Haikyu!!. His major roles span some of modern anime's biggest series.

Who does Kaito Ishikawa voice in One Punch Man?

Ishikawa voices Genos, the seventeen-year-old cyborg hero who becomes Saitama's self-declared student after losing his original body in a monster attack. The role carries across the full run of the anime.

What agency represents Kaito Ishikawa?

Kaito Ishikawa is represented by the agency Stay Luck. Under that representation he has built one of the more prominent voice acting careers in modern anime.

What other anime has Kaito Ishikawa been in?

Beyond his major roles, Ishikawa plays Jin Enjoji in Dandadan, Nero in the Devil May Cry game adaptation, and Tsumugi Aoba in Ensemble Stars!!. His range covers both anime and video game voice work.

Who is Kaito Ishikawa?

Kaito Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor born in 1993. He has worked professionally since 2008, building a major career in modern anime and video games.

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