Kumamoto-born voice actor Shogo Sakata plays two roles in the My Hero Academia franchise, the Humarise villain Leviathan in the film World Heroes' Mission and the doomed hero Majestic during the TV series' Paranormal Liberation War arc, alongside a career built on intense leads like Chainsaw Man's Aki Hayakawa.
Sakata voices two very different figures in the My Hero Academia franchise. In the film World Heroes' Mission he plays Leviathan, a Humarise enforcer whose Helical Scythe Quirk drives twisting red tendrils through anything he attacks, right up until Shoto Todoroki burns through him with his Jet Kindling move. In the television series he later voices Majestic, a hero on Edgeshot's raid team during the Paranormal Liberation War whose levitation Quirk ferries reinforcements to the students fighting Gigantomachia, a mission that costs him his life.
Sakata's other credits include Aki Hayakawa in Chainsaw Man, Usato from the fantasy comedy The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic, Johnny Joestar in the Steel Ball Run arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Sensei in the mobile game adaptation Blue Archive, and Akito Ashimine in Tsugumomo. His range spans tightly wound action leads to comedic supporting parts, a versatility that has kept him steadily working since his screen debut in the late 2010s.
Shogo Sakata plays two roles across the franchise. He voices Leviathan, a Humarise enforcer, in the film World Heroes' Mission, and Majestic, a hero on Edgeshot's raid team, in the television series.
Leviathan is a Humarise villain whose Helical Scythe Quirk drives twisting red tendrils through anything he attacks. Shoto Todoroki ultimately burns through him using his Jet Kindling move.
Majestic is a hero on Edgeshot's raid team during the Paranormal Liberation War arc. His levitation Quirk ferries reinforcements to the students fighting Gigantomachia, a mission that costs him his life.
Sakata voices Aki Hayakawa in Chainsaw Man, Usato in The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic, and Johnny Joestar in the Steel Ball Run arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. He also plays Sensei in the mobile game adaptation Blue Archive.
Sakata, born in 1998 in Kumamoto, has been working since his screen debut in the late 2010s and remains active today. His steady output spans action leads and comedic supporting parts.
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