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Kaito Ishikawa

Voice Actor

Kaito Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor represented by Stay Luck who lends his voice to Kuki Urie in Tokyo Ghoul:re, the Studio Pierrot sequel series.

Agency: Stay Luck
Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2008-present
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

In Tokyo Ghoul:re, Kaito Ishikawa voices Kuki Urie, a Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator who leads the Quinx Squad and is promoted through the ranks of the CCG as the series progresses. The role put him at the center of the sequel's ensemble of young investigators battling ghouls tied to the Aogiri Tree organization. It is one of several high-profile anime credits Ishikawa built in the years following his 2008 debut.

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Career and Notable Roles

Ishikawa has become one of the more recognizable voices in modern anime, headlining action and drama series alike. He is best known internationally as Genos in One-Punch Man and as Tenya Iida in My Hero Academia, with further credits ranging from the Devil May Cry anime's Nero to Haikyu!!'s Tobio Kageyama and newer work in Dandadan. He is represented by the Stay Luck agency.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Kaito Ishikawa voice in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Ishikawa voices Kuki Urie in Tokyo Ghoul:re, a Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator who leads the Quinx Squad and is promoted through the ranks of the CCG as the series progresses.

Who is Kaito Ishikawa?

Kaito Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor, born in 1993 and represented by the agency Stay Luck, who has worked in anime since debuting in 2008.

What other anime is Kaito Ishikawa known for?

Ishikawa is best known internationally as Genos in One-Punch Man and as Tenya Iida in My Hero Academia.

What other characters has Kaito Ishikawa voiced?

Ishikawa's further credits range from Nero in the Devil May Cry anime to Tobio Kageyama in Haikyu!!.

What recent anime has Kaito Ishikawa appeared in?

Ishikawa has continued taking on newer work in Dandadan, extending a résumé that has made him one of the more recognizable voices in modern anime.

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