Kentarō Itō is a Japanese voice and stage actor born in Hachiōji who voices Fukaboshi, one of the Ryugu Kingdom's three princes, in the One Piece anime produced by Toei Animation.
Itō voices Fukaboshi, the eldest of the three merman princes of the Ryugu Kingdom, who is introduced during the Fish-Man Island arc. The character is written as a towering, soft-spoken warrior devoted to protecting his family and kingdom, a gentle-giant type that suits Itō's low baritone delivery. The part came as One Piece's story expanded into its undersea arcs and drew in a wider wave of stage-trained performers.
Born January 3, 1974, Itō built a career spanning both stage and voice acting, and industry credits now list him with the Mausu Promotion agency, where he doubles as representative of the Theater Company K-Show. He has picked up several assignments once handled by two respected, now deceased, performers, Kazuyuki Sogabe and Takeshi Aono, roles that call for a similarly low, resonant register.

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Itō is known for voicing Fukaboshi, the eldest of the three merman princes of the Ryugu Kingdom, in Toei Animation's One Piece. The character was introduced during the Fish-Man Island arc.
Itō was born January 3, 1974, in Hachiōji. He has built a career spanning both stage and voice acting since the mid-1990s.
Itō is represented by the Mausu Promotion agency, where he also serves as representative of the Theater Company K-Show. The dual role reflects his background as a stage-trained performer.
Fukaboshi is written as a towering, soft-spoken warrior devoted to protecting his family and kingdom, a gentle-giant type. The role suits Itō's low baritone delivery.
Itō has picked up several assignments once handled by two respected, now deceased, performers, Kazuyuki Sogabe and Takeshi Aono. Those roles call for a similarly low, resonant register.
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