Ryotaro Okiayu is a Japanese voice actor who is represented by Aoni Production.
Roles[]
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1992 | Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light-Years in Search of Mother | U-Tom Tom A | |
| 1995 | Ultra Warriors Special Video (TV Magazine-exclusive cassette) | Narrator | [1] |
Other Roles[]
- Mobile Suit Gundam Wing - Voice of Treize Khushrenada
- Mobile Suit Gundam SEED - Voice of Andrew Waltfeld
- Mobile Suit Gundam 00 - Voices of Devine Nova, Bring Stabity and Gaga Forces
- Mega Man - Voice of Proto Man
- Mega Man X - Voice of Zero
- CLANNAD - Voice of Akio Furukawa
- Digimon Frontier - Voice of Crusadermon
- Digimon Xros Wars - Voice of Grademon
- Sailor Moon R - Voice of Achiral
- Sailor Moon S - Voice of George
- Sailor Moon SuperS - Voice of Tiger’s Eye
- Slam Dunk - Voice of Hisashi Mitsui
- Hell Teacher Nūbē - Voice of Meisuke Nueno
- The Prince of Tennis - Voice of Kunimitsu Tezuka
- Bleach - Voice of Byakuya Kuchiki and Rusaburō Enkōgawa
- Blood Blockade Battlefront - Voice of Tonio
- Blue Exorcist - Voice of Igor Neuhaus
- Buso Renkin - Voice of Mita
- The Seven Deadly Sins - Voice of Aldrich
- Sorcerous Stabber Orphen - Voice of Hartia/Black Tiger
- Marmalade Boy - Voice of Yuu Matsuura
- Flame of Recca - Voice of Kurei Mori
- Fruits Basket - Voice of Shigure Sohma
- Fullmetal Alchemist - Voice of Scar
- D.N. Angel - Voice of Dark
- Naruto - Voice of Aoi Rokusho
- One Piece - Voice of Kaku and Second Voice of Borsalino
- Toriko - Voice of Toriko
- Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic - Voice of Fatima
- Machine Robo Rescue - Voices of Fire Robo and BL Fire Robo
- Fate/Grand Order - Voices of Gaius Julius Caesar, Romulus, Phantom of the Opera, Lancelot and Vlad III
- Yu-Gi-Oh! (1998 version) - Voice of Hiroto Honda
- Kamen Rider Gotchard - Voices of Dreadriver and Gigist
Trivia[]
- Alongside four other Aoni Production Voice Actors (Hideo Ishikawa, Hikaru Midorikawa, Nobutoshi Canna and Daisuke Sakaguchi), Ryotaro was part of the voice acting unit EMU (Entertainment Music Unit) that was active from 1995 to 2000.
- According to Ryotaro in his Twitter account, he participated in at least three of Tsuburaya Productions' video projects in the past pertaining to the company's anniversary celebrations as a narrator. What were the names of said project remain undisclosed to this day.[2]
- His favorite series are Ultraman Ace, Taro and Leo, having watched them in his childhood. As of 2020, he mentioned to have been catching up to the late Heisei and Reiwa era installments of Ultraman Series.[3][4]
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