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'''Yoshiko Kamei''' (亀井芳子 Kamei Yoshiko) is a Japanese voice actress. | {{picsneeded}} | ||
'''Yoshiko Kamei''' (亀井芳子 Kamei Yoshiko born [[May 25]], [[1967]]) is a Japanese voice actress. In terms of anime, some of her better known roles include Gema on ''Di Gi Charat'', Nobisuke and Michibikienzel on ''Doraemon'', Christina Lyle on ''Tiger & Bunny'', Ayame, M1/Yen and Tsukihito Amanuma/Game Master on ''Yu Yu Hakusho'', Tensaimaru on ''Nintama Rantarou'' and Sayuri on ''Ranma 1/2''. In video games, she voices Nina Cortex in the ''Crash Bandicoot'' franchise. | |||
In the world of dubbing, some of Kamei's roles include Jeremy Belpois on ''Code Lyoko'', Nick Dean on ''Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius'' and Pugsley Addams in the TV dubs of ''The Addams Family'' and ''Addams Family Values''. | |||
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Revision as of 00:05, 22 May 2015
Yoshiko Kamei (亀井芳子 Kamei Yoshiko born May 25, 1967) is a Japanese voice actress. In terms of anime, some of her better known roles include Gema on Di Gi Charat, Nobisuke and Michibikienzel on Doraemon, Christina Lyle on Tiger & Bunny, Ayame, M1/Yen and Tsukihito Amanuma/Game Master on Yu Yu Hakusho, Tensaimaru on Nintama Rantarou and Sayuri on Ranma 1/2. In video games, she voices Nina Cortex in the Crash Bandicoot franchise.
In the world of dubbing, some of Kamei's roles include Jeremy Belpois on Code Lyoko, Nick Dean on Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius and Pugsley Addams in the TV dubs of The Addams Family and Addams Family Values.
Roles
The Transformers
When "The Rebirth" was released in Japan in 1996, it was given the American The Transformers branding to differentiate it from the Japanese Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers continuity. Kamei's performances are applicable only to "The Rebirth" episodes.
