Mitsuko Horie
Voice ActorMitsuko Horie worked as a Japanese voice actor and vocalist, born in Yamato, Kanagawa Prefecture in 1957 and active since 1969. In Sailor Moon she voices Chaos Galaxia, Sailor Galaxia, and Chaos, all in the original Japanese cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Mitsuko Horie voice in Sailor Moon?
In Sailor Moon, Horie voices Chaos Galaxia, Sailor Galaxia, and Chaos, three interconnected roles that represent her complete character history in the franchise. All three were recorded for the original Japanese cast.
Who is Mitsuko Horie?
Mitsuko Horie is a Japanese voice actor and vocalist active since 1969. In Sailor Moon, she voices Chaos Galaxia, Sailor Galaxia, and Chaos, all in the original Japanese cast.
Is Mitsuko Horie part of the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon?
The original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon includes Horie. Her three roles in the franchise, Chaos Galaxia, Sailor Galaxia, and Chaos, were all recorded in Japanese rather than a dub.
What does Mitsuko Horie do besides voice acting?
Beyond voice acting, Horie has also worked as a vocalist. Her Sailor Moon credits include Chaos Galaxia, Sailor Galaxia, and Chaos, all voiced for the original Japanese cast.
When was Mitsuko Horie born?
Horie was born on March 8, 1957, in Yamato, Kanagawa Prefecture. She voices Chaos Galaxia, Sailor Galaxia, and Chaos in the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon.
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