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Cyberlink420 at 18:45, 28 March 2024

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori from ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei from ''Fist of the North Star'', M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande from ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu from ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori from ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei from ''Fist of the North Star'', M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande from ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu from ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.		In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, [[Raphael]] in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.

	At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.		At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.

Saix: /* ''Transformers Zone'' */clean up, replaced: Sonic Bomber → Sonic Bomber

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''Transformers Zone'': clean up, replaced: Sonic Bomber → Sonic Bomber

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	===''Transformers Zone''===		===''Transformers Zone''===
	*[[Sonic Bomber]]		*[[Sonic Bomber (G1)\|Sonic Bomber]]

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', ~~the original voice of~~ M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori from ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei from ''Fist of the North Star'', M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande from ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu from ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.		In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.		In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.

	At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.		At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.

DrSpengler: sounds like Weird Al died

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sounds like Weird Al died

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to ~~his death~~.		In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.

	At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.		At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.

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	[[Image:Shiozawa Kaneto.jpg\|right\|thumb]]		[[Image:Shiozawa Kaneto.jpg\|right\|thumb]]
	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	~~Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of~~ the ~~North Star'', the original voice~~ of ~~M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam''~~, ~~Prince Dimande in ''Sailor Moon R'', the Japanese dub voice of~~ [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV. He was also notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly.		In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death.

	At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.		At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.
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	*[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=852 Kaneto Shiozawa] at Anime News Network		*[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=852 Kaneto Shiozawa] at Anime News Network

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor~~. He~~ was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' ~~in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46~~.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''.

	Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' ~~and~~ the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Dimande in ''Sailor Moon R'', the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV. He was also notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly.

	~~He was also notable for~~ his ~~ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce~~ and ~~hot-blooded almost instantly~~.		At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day.

	==Roles==		==Roles==

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor. He was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor. He was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46.

	Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' and the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' and the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	He was also notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly.		He was also notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly.

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor. He was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor. He was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46.

	Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' and the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' and the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	He was also notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly.		He was also notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly.

Ookalf at 04:03, 10 May 2012

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor. He was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm On May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor. He was born ''Toshikazu Shiozawa'' in [[Tokyo]], Japan. At approximately 4pm on May 9, 2000, he fell down the stairs in his home and died of a cerebral contusion at 12:54am the next day. He was 46.

	Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' and the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		Shiozawa was known for his roles as Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', the original voice of M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' and the Japanese dub voice of [[Luke Skywalker]] in ''[[Star Wars]]'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released up to his death. He also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

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	'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori in ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei in ''Fist of the North Star'', ~~the original voice of~~ M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande in ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu in ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.		'''Kaneto Shiozawa''' (塩沢兼人 ''Shiozawa Kaneto'', [[January 28]], [[1954]] - [[May 10]], [[2000]]) was a veteran Japanese voice actor who was born as ''Toshikazu Shiozawa''. He was often notable for his ability to switch his voice and mannerisms from cool and calm to fierce and hot-blooded almost instantly, where many of his roles consisted of Inspector Shiratori from ''Detective Conan''/''Case Closed'', Rei from ''Fist of the North Star'', M'Quve from ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', Prince Demande from ''Sailor Moon R'', Aries Mu from ''Saint Seiya'' and also did a lot of voice work for video games such as ''Rival Schools'', ''[[Solid Snake\|Metal Gear Solid]]'' and the ''Super Robot Wars'' series, in addition to games that included characters he played on TV.

	In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.		In the world of dubbing, Shiozawa has dubbed [[Luke Skywalker]] in the TV Asahi dub of the original ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' trilogy, Raphael in the VHS dub of the 1987 ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' cartoon, the title character of ''Edward Scissorhands'' and George Newman in [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]'s film ''UHF'', as well as "Weird Al" himself on the albums released prior to 2000.