Takuma Suzuki
Voice ActorTakuma Suzuki is a Tokyo-born Japanese voice actor with the agency 81 Produce who voices the minor character Fukegao in One Punch Man.
One Punch Man Role
Suzuki voices Fukegao in One Punch Man, a side character who administers the size-enlargement drink that transforms the bodybuilder Marugori into a 270-meter giant. The stunt goes badly for Fukegao himself, who ends up accidentally crushed by the very giant he created, with Marugori later defeated by Saitama. It's a brief, one-scene role typical of the anime's frequent stream of short-lived side characters.
Career and Notable Roles
Suzuki has worked as a voice actor since 1990 under the Tokyo talent agency 81 Produce, one of the industry's larger and longer-running agencies. Public information on his individual credits outside One Punch Man is limited, but his decades-long tenure with the agency points to a steady career in supporting anime roles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Takuma Suzuki voice in One Punch Man?
Suzuki voices Fukegao, a side character who administers the size-enlargement drink that transforms the bodybuilder Marugori into a 270-meter giant. The stunt goes badly for Fukegao, who ends up crushed by the very giant he created, with Marugori later defeated by Saitama.
What agency represents Takuma Suzuki?
Suzuki has worked as a voice actor since 1990 under the Tokyo talent agency 81 Produce, one of the industry's larger and longer-running agencies.
Where and when was Takuma Suzuki born?
Takuma Suzuki was born in 1961 in Tokyo. He is a Japanese voice actor whose credits outside One Punch Man are not widely documented.
What other roles has Takuma Suzuki played?
Public information on Suzuki's individual credits outside One Punch Man is limited. His decades-long tenure with 81 Produce points to a steady career built on supporting anime roles rather than high-profile leads.
Who is Takuma Suzuki?
Takuma Suzuki is a Tokyo-born Japanese voice actor with the agency 81 Produce who plays the minor character Fukegao in One Punch Man. He has worked in the industry since 1990.
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