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Ayane Sakura

Ayane Sakura

Voice Actor

Ayane Sakura is a Japanese voice actress with Aoni Production and a Seiyu Award winner, who voices Saiko Yonebayashi in the original Japanese version of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

Agency: Aoni Production
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2010-present
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Sakura voices Saiko Yonebayashi in the Japanese-language version of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Saiko is a Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator, a Quinx, and deputy squad leader of the Quinx Squad, known in the story for her laid-back, gamer personality alongside her combat abilities. The part sits among Sakura's many supporting roles across ensemble anime casts.

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Career and Notable Roles

Sakura has been active since 2010 and picked up the Best Supporting Actress prize at the 12th Seiyu Awards. Her credit list runs long, covering Ochaco Uraraka in My Hero Academia, Yotsuba Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets, Fiona Frost in Spy x Family, Yae Miko in Genshin Impact, and Prinz Eugen in Azur Lane, among dozens of other anime and game roles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Ayane Sakura voice in Tokyo Ghoul?

Ayane Sakura voices Saiko Yonebayashi in the Japanese-language version of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Saiko is a Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator and deputy squad leader of the Quinx Squad.

What is Saiko Yonebayashi's personality like in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Saiko Yonebayashi is known in the story for her laid-back, gamer personality alongside her combat abilities as a Quinx. The part sits among Sakura's many supporting roles across ensemble anime casts.

What other anime has Ayane Sakura been in?

Ayane Sakura voices Ochaco Uraraka in My Hero Academia and Yotsuba Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets.

What other roles has Ayane Sakura voiced?

Ayane Sakura also voices Fiona Frost in Spy x Family, Yae Miko in Genshin Impact, and Prinz Eugen in Azur Lane, among dozens of other anime and game roles.

Has Ayane Sakura won any awards?

Ayane Sakura, active since 2010 and signed with Aoni Production, picked up the Best Supporting Actress prize at the 12th Seiyu Awards.

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