
Norio Wakamoto is a veteran Japanese voice actor who has voiced two JoJo's Bizarre Adventure characters: DIO on a franchise drama CD and Hol Horse in the 1993 OVA.
Wakamoto has two credits in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise: he voices the vampire villain DIO on the series' drama CD release, and he played the gunslinger Hol Horse in the 1993 original video animation. Both are earlier appearances that predate David Production's long-running television adaptation.
Known for one of anime's most instantly recognizable deep, booming voices, Wakamoto is affiliated with the Sigma Seven agency and studied at Waseda University after growing up in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture. He also records under the alias Kyōnosuke Hiruma for adult titles such as original video animations and dating sims.
Norio Wakamoto is a Japanese voice actor born in 1945 who has worked in the anime industry since 1972. Over more than five decades he built a reputation as a veteran performer known across the industry for his commanding delivery.
Wakamoto voices two characters in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise: the vampire villain DIO on the series' drama CD release, and the gunslinger Hol Horse in the 1993 original video animation. Both credits predate David Production's long-running television adaptation of the manga.
Wakamoto is known industry-wide for one of anime's most instantly recognizable deep, booming voices. He also records under the alias Kyonosuke Hiruma for adult-oriented anime and dating sim titles, a separate lane from his mainstream anime work.
Wakamoto grew up in Sakai, in Japan's Osaka Prefecture, before going on to study at Waseda University. That background sits behind decades of voice work across anime, video games, and dubbing.
Wakamoto is represented by the Sigma Seven talent agency. The agency has managed his career as one of Japanese anime's most in-demand veteran voice performers.
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