Nobuo Tobita, born in Ibaraki Prefecture, has worked as a Japanese voice actor and narrator since the early 1980s, best remembered for playing Kamille Bidan in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. He also contributed voice work to the original Japanese production of Tokyo Ghoul from Studio Pierrot.
Tobita is part of the Japanese voice cast associated with Tokyo Ghoul, adding the Studio Pierrot series to a screen career that stretches back to his 1982 debut as Bob in Cybot Robotchi. His work on the franchise falls within a long run of anime, tokusatsu, and narration credits built over four decades. The role sits alongside his continuing presence in audio drama projects for Sound Horizon's story CDs.
Represented by Arts Vision, Tobita is best known for voicing Kamille Bidan in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, Albert Heinrich in the 2001 Cyborg 009 series, and Sueo Maruo in Chibi Maruko-chan. He began his career in 1982 playing Bob in Cybot Robotchi, and has since lent his voice to numerous story CDs produced by the music project Sound Horizon.
Tobita is part of the Japanese voice cast for Tokyo Ghoul, the anime series produced by Studio Pierrot from Sui Ishida's manga. He is represented by the talent agency Arts Vision.
Tobita is best remembered for voicing Kamille Bidan in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. That role stands as the defining credit of a screen career stretching back over four decades.
Outside Tokyo Ghoul and Gundam, Tobita voiced Albert Heinrich in the 2001 Cyborg 009 series and Sueo Maruo in Chibi Maruko-chan. His career also spans tokusatsu and narration credits.
Tobita made his debut in 1982, playing Bob in Cybot Robotchi. Born in Ibaraki Prefecture in 1959, he has worked continuously in the industry since then.
Tobita has lent his voice to numerous story CDs produced by the music project Sound Horizon. This audio drama work runs alongside his four decades of anime and narration credits.
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