Minami Tsuda
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Minami Tsuda (Japanese: 津田美波 Tsuda Minami) is a Japanese seiyū for the Pokémon anime.
Biography
Tsuda was born on June 6, 1989 in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan and become a seiyū and singer as an adult. She began her work on the anime during the Best Wishes series, where her main role was that of Iris's Axew and various characters of the day. Tsuda is currently affiliated with the talent group agency Aoni Production.
Pokémon roles
Humans
Pokémon
* No official credit was given for this character.
Other non-Pokémon roles
Anime series
- Phryne (Fractale)
- Shigeo (Rainbow: Nisha Rokubō no Shichinin)
- Shū Ouma (young), Ritsu Takarada, Jun Samukawa (Guilty Crown)
- Yui Funami (YuruYuri)
- Kotarō Kawasumi (Inu x Boku SS)
- Karin Shijimi (Pretty Rhythm: Dear My Future)
- Hatsuse Okahashi (Saki Achiga-hen episode of Side-A)
- Kiyomi Onōshiro (Smile PreCure!)
- Yui Ichii (Yuyushiki)
- Tsubaki Takenaka (Ro-Kyu-Bu!)
- Sasara (Fantasista Doll)
- Iori Watanuki (Arpeggio of Blue Steel ~Ars Nova~)
- Megumi Yoshikawa (Wake Up, Girls!)
- Moegi Akatsuki (Strike the Blood)
- Onihime (Momo Kyun Sword)
- Misato Mizumoto (Locodol)
- Salama (Amagi Brilliant Park)
- Mutsumi Shigino (Girl Friend Beta)
- Nanten Minami (Hero Bank)
- Makoto Ryouke (Classroom Crisis)
- Rin Misumi (My Wife is the Student Council President)
- Miho Kohinata (The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls)
- Anna Kobayakawa (Rainbow Days)
- Proserpina (Pandora in the Crimson Shell: Ghost Urn)
- Hime Shiratori (Aikatsu Stars!)
- Maya Mikuri (ID-0)
- Aihara Mei (Citrus)
- Hanabi Natsuno (Tachibanakan To Lie Angle)
- Liza (Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody)
- Arisa Ishino (3D Kanojo)
- Mayu Amisawa (Comic Girls)
Video game roles
- Amy Apple, Frederica Lipps (Valkyria Chronicles III)
- Reki (Toukiden: The Age of Demons)
- Mistilteinn (Closers)
- Lixia (Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers)
- Misaki (Dead or Alive Xtreme 3)
Dubbing roles
Discography
Album
- Lasting Glider’s Gate (April 4, 2016)
Single
- Goyururi World (2011 - Yui Funami insert song)
- Cool Number (2011 - Yui Funami insert song)
- E Kagen☆YUI Kagen (2012 - Yui Funami insert song)
- TON! TON! TON! (2012 - Yui Funami insert song)
External links
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