Naoya Uchida

Uchida is recognized for voicing Madara Uchiha in Naruto, Askeladd in Vinland Saga, and Tatsuya Midorikawa in Denshi Sentai Denjiman. These major roles came after he shifted his focus from stage and television acting toward voice performance and dubbing.

Yes, Uchida's career runs from his 1972 debut to the present, a run now in its sixth decade. His focus in recent years has centered on opera and dubbing rather than the stage and television work that filled his earlier career.

Uchida regularly supplies the Japanese dub voice for Hollywood stars including Bruce Willis, Woody Harrelson, and Kenneth Branagh. This dubbing work runs alongside his anime and video game voice credits.

Uchida holds a voice credit connected to One Piece, though the specific character is not documented in publicly available records. His involvement in the franchise sits within a broader career that has spanned five decades of stage, television, and voice work.

Naoya Uchida is a Japanese actor born in 1953 who debuted in 1972 on the NHK drama Maboroshi no Satsui. He spent nearly three decades in theater and television before turning his career toward opera and voice dubbing.