Risa Tsumugi is a Japanese voice actress and musician from Okinawa Prefecture who voices Ring-Ring, one of Fubuki's underlings, in One Punch Man.
Tsumugi voices Ring-Ring, a member of the Blizzard Group, the team of C-Class heroes that Fubuki assembles around her rather than climbing the ranks through raw strength. The role is a supporting one within the larger ensemble surrounding Fubuki's storyline. Tsumugi also picked up the smaller part of Maiko Plasma elsewhere in the series.
Outside her voice work, Tsumugi is active as a DJ and rapper, performing with the band Raise A Suilen, often shortened to RAS. In the BanG Dream! franchise she plays CHU², and she has also lent her voice to Assault Lily as Tazusa Ando and to the D4DJ franchise as Saki Izumo. She is affiliated with the talent agency Hibiki.
Yes, Tsumugi is active as a DJ and rapper, performing with the band Raise A Suilen, often shortened to RAS. She is affiliated with the talent agency Hibiki.
Risa Tsumugi voices CHU² in the BanG Dream! franchise. It is one of her music-themed roles alongside her voice acting career.
Beyond One Punch Man, Tsumugi voices Tazusa Ando in Assault Lily and Saki Izumo in the D4DJ franchise. Her roles often connect to music-themed anime given her own work as a performer.
Tsumugi voices Ring-Ring, a member of the Blizzard Group, the team of C-Class heroes that Fubuki assembles around her. She also picked up the smaller part of Maiko Plasma elsewhere in the series.
Tsumugi was born in 1996 in Okinawa Prefecture and has been active in the industry since 2018. She is represented by the talent agency Hibiki.

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