Tomoyuki Dan

 

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Tomoyuki Dan was a Japanese actor and voice actor from Osaka Prefecture. He was affiliated with Seinenza Theater Company at the time of his death. With his unique voice, Dan was best known as the voice of Cronicle Asher in Mobile Suit Victory Gundam. In 2010, he portrayed Shinkuro Isaka in Kamen Rider W. He was a fan of the works of Akira Senjū. He was also the dubbing voice actor for Christian Bale and Ben Stiller. Dan died on October 10, 2013, at age 50, due to relapse of aortic dissection

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Tomoyuki Dan

Born 1963-08-06 (62 years ago) in Osaka Prefecture.

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Ryoko Gi(Gifta) 2013-10-10 Gifta

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Tomoyuki Dan was a Japanese actor and voice actor from Osaka Prefecture. He was affiliated with Seinenza Theater Company at the time of his death.

With his unique voice, Dan was best known as the voice of Cronicle Asher in Mobile Suit Victory Gundam. In 2010, he portrayed Shinkuro Isaka in Kamen Rider W. He was a fan of the works of Akira Senj?. He was also the dubbing voice actor for Christian Bale and Ben Stiller. Dan died on October 10, 2013, at age 50, due to relapse of aortic dissection.

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