Voice actor and narrator Keiichi Nanba, affiliated with the Fujiga Office agency in Japan, is best known within the Sailor Moon franchise for voicing the villain Zoisite in the original anime.
Nanba voices Zoisite, one of the Four Heavenly Kings serving Queen Beryl, in the original Sailor Moon anime, a scheming antagonist central to the first story arc. He also plays Alan, half of the Alan and Ann duo introduced in the franchise's first feature film, and recurring classmate Gurio Umino. Across these roles he helped shape some of the series' most memorable early villains and supporting cast.
Outside of Sailor Moon, Nanba has spent decades working as an actor and narrator under the Fujiga Office agency. He is married to voice actress Mayumi Shō, a fellow performer in the industry, and continues narration and acting work across Japanese television and anime.
Nanba voices Zoisite, one of the Four Heavenly Kings serving Queen Beryl, a scheming antagonist central to the original anime's first story arc. He also plays Alan, half of the Alan and Ann duo from the franchise's first feature film, and recurring classmate Gurio Umino.
Keiichi Nanba is a Japanese voice actor and narrator, born in 1957. He is best known within the Sailor Moon franchise for voicing the villain Zoisite in the original anime.
Yes, Nanba is married to fellow voice actress Mayumi Shō, a fellow performer in the industry.
Nanba works under the Fujiga Office talent agency. He has spent decades there as both an actor and narrator.
Nanba's career as an actor and narrator began in 1980 and continues today. He has worked across Japanese television and anime for over four decades.
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