Asami Seto is a Japanese voice actress signed with StarCrew, born in 1993, who voices Akira Mado in the original Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul.
Seto voices Akira Mado in the Japanese-language version of Tokyo Ghoul. Mado is a former Associate Special Class Ghoul Investigator, the daughter of Kureo and Kasuka Mado, and later becomes the mentor of Ken Kaneki after he begins operating under the identity Haise Sasaki. Seto carries the character through both the original series and its :re continuation.
Seto's debut came as Yoshino Takatsuki in Wandering Son, and her profile grew from there with roles like Raphtalia, the sword-wielding heroine of The Rising of the Shield Hero, and Mai Sakurajima, the ghost-girl senpai of the Rascal Does Not Dream franchise. She also voices Nobara Kugisaki in Jujutsu Kaisen and Chihaya Ayase in Chihayafuru, with further credits in Strike the Blood, Macross Delta, and Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure.
Asami Seto voices Akira Mado in the Japanese-language version of Tokyo Ghoul. Mado is a former Associate Special Class Ghoul Investigator and the daughter of Kureo and Kasuka Mado.
Akira Mado becomes the mentor of Ken Kaneki after he begins operating under the identity Haise Sasaki. Seto carries the character through both the original Tokyo Ghoul series and its :re continuation.
Asami Seto voices Raphtalia, the sword-wielding heroine of The Rising of the Shield Hero, and Mai Sakurajima, the ghost-girl senpai of the Rascal Does Not Dream franchise.
Asami Seto also voices Nobara Kugisaki in Jujutsu Kaisen and Chihaya Ayase in Chihayafuru, with further credits in Strike the Blood, Macross Delta, and Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure.
Asami Seto, born in 1993 and signed with the agency StarCrew, has been active since 2010. Her debut came as Yoshino Takatsuki in Wandering Son.
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