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Aya Endō

Voice Actor

Aya Endo is a Japanese voice actress and narrator, active since 2001, who voices Olka Gretcher, a cruise-ship client protected by Yor Forger, in Spy x Family.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2001-present
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Spy x Family Role

Endo voices Olka Gretcher, a mother fleeing the remnants of the Gretcher crime family with her son Gram. Traveling under the alias 'Shaty Grey' aboard the Princess Lorelei cruise liner, Olka hires Yor Forger as a bodyguard to protect her from hired assassins while she seeks asylum abroad, giving Endo a tense, protective-mother arc within one of the show's standalone side stories.

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Career and Notable Roles

Endo has voiced anime and narrated productions since 2001 from her home base in Yamagata Prefecture. She inherited a number of parts previously played by Yuko Mizutani following that actress's passing, reflecting the trust she has earned within the industry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Aya Endō voice in Spy x Family?

Aya Endo voices Olka Gretcher, a mother fleeing the remnants of the Gretcher crime family with her son Gram. Traveling under the alias Shaty Grey aboard the Princess Lorelei cruise liner, Olka hires Yor Forger as a bodyguard while seeking asylum abroad.

What is Aya Endō known for?

Endo is a Japanese voice actress and narrator who has worked in the industry since 2001. Her career combines both anime performances and narration work.

Where is Aya Endō from?

Endo is based in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan. She has voiced anime and narrated productions from that home base since 2001.

What roles has Aya Endō inherited during her career?

Endo has taken on a number of parts previously played by Yuko Mizutani. She inherited these roles following that actress's passing, reflecting the trust she has earned within the industry.

When was Aya Endō born?

Aya Endo was born in 1980. She works in Japan as a voice actress and narrator, a career she began in 2001.

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