Kenjiro Tsuda
Voice ActorKenjiro Tsuda works in Japan as an actor, voice actor, and film director represented by ANDSTIR, and in One Punch Man he voices Kamikaze, the arrogant swordsman known by his hero alias Atomic Samurai.
One Punch Man Role
Tsuda voices Kamikaze, the S-Class hero better known by his alias Atomic Samurai, a master swordsman who ranks among the strongest fighters in the Hero Association and leads a group of sword-wielding disciples. The character carries himself with an arrogant, mocking swagger, refusing to treat other heroes as equals unless they prove their strength to him, and Tsuda leans into that condescension while still letting flashes of respect show through for fighters he genuinely admires, such as Bang. Tsuda's take on the role has made Atomic Samurai one of the more quotable side heroes in the series' ensemble of S-Class fighters.
Career and Notable Roles
Tsuda's other major anime credits include Sabo in One Piece, Zeke Yeager in Attack on Titan, and Yhwach in Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, roles built around his lower, weathered vocal register. Outside voice work he has continued to act on screen and has directed his own films, a dual career path that sets him apart from most working seiyuu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kenjiro Tsuda best known for?
Tsuda is known for major anime roles including Sabo in One Piece and Zeke Yeager in Attack on Titan. His voice work is often built around his lower, weathered vocal register.
What characters has Kenjiro Tsuda voiced?
Tsuda's major roles include Yhwach in Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War. In One Punch Man, he also voices Kamikaze, the S-Class hero known as Atomic Samurai.
Who does Kenjiro Tsuda voice in One Punch Man?
Tsuda voices Kamikaze, better known by his hero alias Atomic Samurai, a master swordsman who leads a group of sword-wielding disciples and ranks among the strongest fighters in the Hero Association. The character carries an arrogant, mocking swagger, though flashes of real respect show through for fighters he admires, such as Bang.
Is Kenjiro Tsuda also an actor and director?
Yes, outside voice work Kenjiro Tsuda continues to act on screen and has directed his own films. That dual career path sets him apart from most working seiyuu.
Who is Kenjiro Tsuda?
Kenjiro Tsuda is a Japanese voice actor, actor, and film director born in 1971. He has worked in the industry since 1995.
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