Notable Anime Voice Roles
- Tama (Gintama)
- Shimajirō Shimano (Shima Shima Tora no Shimajirō)
- Euphemia Li Britannia (Code Geass - Lelouch of the Rebellion)
- Ruri Hoshino (Martian Successor Nadesico)
- Black Lagoon (Hänsel/Gretel)
- Hyatt (Excel Saga)
- Akiru Yuuki (Fancy Lala)
- Cyberdoll Kei (Hand Maid May)
- Minagawa Takurou (Di Gi Charat)
- Miko Mido in (La Blue Girl)
- Majic Lin (Sorcerous Stabber Orphen)
- Mika Suzuki (Sensei no Ojikan)
- Pat Campbell (Infinite Ryvius)
- Shii Aasu (Puni Puni Poemy)
- Lucim (Mahoujin Guru Guru)
- Akira (CLAMP School Detectives)
- Miho Umeda (I My Me! Strawberry Eggs!)
- Megumi Hanajima (Fruits Basket)
- Doorknobder (S - 109) and Nanako (SuperS - 152) (Sailor Moon)
- Hel (Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok)
- Saloma (RockMan.EXE) (MegaMan NT Warrior)
- Nina (Hell Girl)
- Dvergr (Kiddy Grade)
- Dino Sparks (Legendz)
- Kotarou Mochizuki and Alice Eve (Black Blood Brothers)
- Naozumi Kamura (Kodocha)
- Suzu (Suite PreCure♪ The Movie: Take it Back! The Miraculous Melody that Connects Hearts)
- Ein (Phantom - The Animation)
- Rika Tokino (UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie)
- Akane (Ojarumaru)
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