Rui Tanabe is a Japanese voice actress who voiced Ayumu Hogi in Tokyo Ghoul √A, alongside a long list of anime credits spanning shows like Wizard Barristers and One Week Friends.
Tanabe voices Ayumu Hogi in Tokyo Ghoul √A, the second season of the Studio Pierrot series adapted from Sui Ishida's dark fantasy manga about ghouls hidden inside modern Tokyo. Her name sits alongside dozens of other Japanese performers who filled out the show's roster of ghouls and investigators, a familiar spot for an actress whose career has run heavily through supporting and side parts.
Tanabe has voiced Zhou Yu in the series Soul Buster, and separately played the title role in Nanana's Buried Treasure. She also portrayed Cecil for Wizard Barristers: Benmashi Cecil. Beyond that trio, her other work includes Kayoko on High School Fleet, Mafuyu Asahina in Project Sekai, Ai Nishimura from One Week Friends, and Rui Aoi in Ai Tenchi Muyo!.
Tanabe voices Ayumu Hogi in Tokyo Ghoul Root A, the second season of Studio Pierrot's adaptation. Her name sits among the many Japanese performers who filled out the show's roster of ghouls and investigators.
Tanabe has voiced Zhou Yu in the series Soul Buster and played the title role in Nanana's Buried Treasure. She also portrayed Cecil in Wizard Barristers: Benmashi Cecil.
Tanabe has voiced Kayoko in High School Fleet, Ai Nishimura in One Week Friends, and Rui Aoi in Ai Tenchi Muyo!. Her career has run heavily through supporting and side parts.
Tanabe voices Mafuyu Asahina in Project Sekai, extending her career into rhythm game voice work. This sits alongside her many anime credits.
Tanabe has been active in the industry since 2013. She was born in 1997.

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