Kaneto Shiozawa
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Kaneto Shiozawa, born Toshikazu Shiozawa on January 28, 1954, in Tokyo, Japan, was a renowned Japanese voice actor and narrator. He was known for his distinctive calm and aristocratic voice, which often led to him being cast as intellectual or villainous characters. His stage name was inspired by the Japanese director Kaneto Shindō. Shiozawa's career spanned from 1975 until his untimely death in 2000. He voiced iconic characters such as Rei in Fist of the North Star, M'Quve in Mobile Suit Gundam, Iason in Ai No Kusabi and Gray Fox in Metal Gear Solid. He also portrayed Prince Demande in Sailor Moon and Devimon in Digimon Adventure. His contributions extended to video games, anime, and even dubbing roles, including Luke Skywalker in Star Wars. Tragically, Shiozawa passed away on May 10, 2000, at the age of 46, due to a cerebral contusion caused by a fall at his home. His legacy lives on through the memorable characters he brought to life and the admiration of fans and fellow voice actors alike.Read full biography
TV Shows
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Other Credits
Legend of Basara (1998), Silent Möbius (1998), Ninja Resurrection (1998), DT Eightron (1998), Kashou no Tsuki: Aki Kyougen (1998), Dragon Knight 4: Wheel of Time (1998), Speed Racer X (1997), Voogie's Angel (1997), Kindaichi Case Files (1997), Battle Arena Toshinden (1996), Gatchaman (1994), Red Baron (1994), Dragon Half (1993), Miracle Girls (1993), Ellcia (1992), Ai no Kusabi (1992), D-1 Devastator (1992), The Heroic Legend of Arslan: Age of Heroes (1991), Ariel Deluxe (1991), 変幻退魔夜行 カルラ舞う！ 仙台小芥子怨歌 (1990), Cyber City Oedo 808 (1990), The Enemy's the Pirates! (1990), Earthian (1989), Blood Reign: Curse of the Yoma (1989), Madonna (1988), Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (1988), Vampire Princess Miyu (1988), Hades Project Zeorymer (1988), Kamen no Ninja Akakage (1987), Robot Carnival (1987), Bomber Bikers of Shonan (1986), Heart Cocktail (1986), Wonder Beat Scramble (1986), Saint Seiya (1986), Area 88 (1985), Dancougar – Super Beast Machine God (1985), Dream Hunter Rem (1985), Fight!! Iczer-One (1985), High School! Kimengumi (1985), Dream Fighter Wingman (1984), Ranpou (1984), Twin Hawks (1984), Adventures of the Little Koala (1984), Aishite Knight (1983), Future Police Urashiman (1983), Miyuki (1983), Galactic Gale Baxinger (1982), Belle and Sebastian (1981), Braiger (1981), GoShogun (1981), Space Warrior Baldios (1980), Homerun Kanta (1977)