Kenji Hamada, born in 1972, works as a Japanese voice actor out of Fukuoka and plays Tom Ksaver in Attack on Titan.
Hamada voices Tom Ksaver, a former Marleyan Warrior who held the Beast Titan's power before passing it to Zeke Yeager, appearing mainly through the series' flashback sequences into the Yeager family's past. The role ties Hamada's performance to some of the show's key reveals about the history of the Titan powers.

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Kenji Hamada is a Japanese voice actor born in 1972. He is known within the Attack on Titan cast for voicing Tom Ksaver, a former Marleyan Warrior who appears in the series' flashback storylines.
Kenji Hamada is known for voicing Tom Ksaver in Attack on Titan, a former Marleyan Warrior who held the Beast Titan's power before passing it to Zeke Yeager. The character appears mainly in flashback sequences that reveal key history about the Titan powers.
Kenji Hamada is affiliated with the talent agency Mausu Promotion. That representation has backed his voice acting work, including his role as Tom Ksaver in Attack on Titan.
Kenji Hamada has worked steadily in the Japanese voice acting industry since the late 1990s. That puts roughly two decades of experience behind him by the time Attack on Titan's Tom Ksaver flashbacks aired.
Kenji Hamada works as a voice actor out of Fukuoka rather than the Tokyo-centered industry hub most Japanese voice actors call home. He is represented by the talent agency Mausu Promotion.
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