Ryō Hirohashi, born in 1977, works as a Japanese voice actress under contract with Aoni Production and gives voice to Minoru Mineta, the grape-themed Class 1-A student nicknamed Grape Juice, in the original Japanese version of My Hero Academia.
Hirohashi voices Minoru Mineta, the short, grape-haired Class 1-A student whose Pop Off quirk lets him fire sticky purple balls from his scalp. The role leans into comic relief, playing up Mineta's cowardly, boundary-pushing humor for laughs even as the character occasionally proves his worth in battle. It stands as one of the more visible ongoing parts on her resume.
Outside My Hero Academia, Hirohashi is recognized worldwide for playing Miles "Tails" Prower across the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, a role that has made her one of the more internationally familiar voices to come out of the Aoni Production roster.
Ryō Hirohashi voices Minoru Mineta, the short, grape-haired Class 1-A student nicknamed Grape Juice.
Minoru Mineta's Pop Off Quirk lets him fire sticky purple balls from his scalp, a power Ryō Hirohashi voices for comic relief in the series.
Ryō Hirohashi is recognized worldwide for playing Miles "Tails" Prower across the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.
Ryō Hirohashi, born in 1977, works under contract with Aoni Production.
Ryō Hirohashi has been active as a voice actress since 2002.
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