Chinatsu Akasaki
Voice ActorChinatsu Akasaki is a Japanese voice actress signed to 81 Produce who plays CCG investigator Kiyoko Aura in the original Tokyo Ghoul anime.
Tokyo Ghoul Role
Akasaki plays Kiyoko Aura, the first woman to reach the rank of Special Class Investigator at the CCG and the commander of the 1st Ward's Division 1. Aura keeps a cool, professional manner that sets her apart from her more eccentric peers and earns her a following of admirers within the organization, while off duty she stays close with her nephew Shinsanpei. Her quinque Zebez fires homing, explosive projectiles, and she survives near-fatal wounds from Kaneki that leave her recovering in a hospital bed a month after the raid on Cochlea.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Chinatsu Akasaki voice in Tokyo Ghoul?
Chinatsu Akasaki plays Kiyoko Aura, the first woman to reach the rank of Special Class Investigator at the CCG and the commander of the 1st Ward's Division 1.
What happens to Kiyoko Aura in Tokyo Ghoul?
Kiyoko Aura keeps a cool, professional manner that earns her a following of admirers within the CCG, and off duty she stays close with her nephew Shinsanpei. She survives near-fatal wounds from Ken Kaneki, fighting with a quinque called Zebez that fires homing, explosive projectiles, and is recovering in a hospital bed a month after the raid on Cochlea.
What is Chinatsu Akasaki best known for?
Chinatsu Akasaki is best known for voicing Falulu and Chanko in the idol franchise PriPara.
When did Chinatsu Akasaki start voice acting?
Chinatsu Akasaki, born in 1987, made her voice acting debut in 2008 and has worked steadily in Japanese voice acting since then.
What talent agency is Chinatsu Akasaki signed to?
Chinatsu Akasaki is signed to the talent agency 81 Produce. She plays CCG investigator Kiyoko Aura in the original Tokyo Ghoul anime.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Tokyo Ghoul anime series, manga, and official materials. Tokyo Ghoul was created by Sui Ishida, published by Shueisha, and animated by Studio Pierrot. All rights to Tokyo Ghoul and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Created bySui Ishida
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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