Hiroki Tōchi
Voice ActorHiroki Tōchi is a Japanese actor and voice actor affiliated with Office Osawa, whose extensive video game and anime credits include voicing Baek Yoonho in the Japanese version of Solo Leveling.
Solo Leveling Role
Tōchi voices Baek Yoonho in the Japanese version of Solo Leveling, the S-rank hunter and guild leader who becomes one of Sung Jinwoo's closest allies over the course of the series. It's a role that fits Tōchi's long history of playing commanding, battle-hardened characters across anime and games. Yoonho's shapeshifting ability adds a physical intensity to the performance that echoes the tone of some of the actor's most recognized parts.
Career and Notable Roles
Affiliated with Office Osawa, Tōchi has spent decades splitting his work between anime and video games, often cast as commanding, battle-hardened characters, a body of work that earned him a Male Character Voice prize at the 2011 Famitsu Awards. His anime credits range from Abel Nightroad in Trinity Blood to Kugo Ginjo in Bleach and Cross Marian in D.Gray-man, while his gaming work includes the Japanese dub voice of Nathan Drake in the Uncharted series and Chris Redfield in the Resident Evil franchise. Beyond animation, he handles Japanese dubbing for a run of Hollywood actors, including Sam Worthington, Liev Schreiber and Will Smith.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Hiroki Tōchi voice?
Across his career, Tōchi has voiced Abel Nightroad in Trinity Blood, Kugo Ginjo in Bleach, and Cross Marian in D.Gray-man. Most recently he voices Baek Yoonho in the Japanese version of Solo Leveling.
How did Hiroki Tōchi become famous?
Tōchi built his reputation playing commanding, battle-hardened characters across anime and video games, a body of work that earned him a Male Character Voice prize at the 2011 Famitsu Awards. He is affiliated with the talent agency Office Osawa.
What video games has Hiroki Tōchi voiced characters in?
Tōchi provides the Japanese dub voice of Nathan Drake in the Uncharted series and Chris Redfield in the Resident Evil franchise. Both roles fit his long history of playing commanding, battle-hardened characters.
What Hollywood actors does Hiroki Tōchi dub in Japanese?
Beyond animation, Tōchi handles Japanese dubbing for a run of Hollywood actors, including Sam Worthington, Liev Schreiber and Will Smith. That work runs alongside his decades of anime and game voice roles.
Which character does Hiroki Tōchi play in Solo Leveling?
Tōchi voices Baek Yoonho in the Japanese version of Solo Leveling, the S-rank hunter and guild leader who becomes one of Sung Jinwoo's closest allies. Yoonho's shapeshifting ability echoes the physical intensity of some of Tōchi's most recognized parts.
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Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Solo Leveling anime series, the original web novel and webtoon, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Character and scene imagery on this site is original artwork by Daddy Jim Headquarters, not screenshots or licensed imagery. Official cover art is used on three types of pages for editorial commentary:
- Movie pages: theatrical compilation key visuals, credited to A-1 Pictures and Aniplex.
- Game pages: official artwork for Solo Leveling: Arise, credited to Netmarble and Aniplex.
- Manga chapter pages: webtoon panels and Yen Press volume covers, credited to D&C Media, Redice Studio, and Chugong.
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