Akiko Hiramatsu - Notable Voice Roles

Notable Voice Roles

  • .hack//Roots (Bordeaux)
  • .hack//SIGN (BT)
  • A Tree of Palme (Palme)
  • Ai Yori Aoshi (Miyabi Kagurazaki)
  • Azumanga Daioh (Yukari Tanizaki)
  • Azumanga Web Daioh (Minamo "Nyamo" Kurosawa)
  • Bleach (Kūkaku Shiba)
  • Bubblegum Crisis and Bubblegum Crash (Nene Romanova)
  • Flame of Recca (Fūko Kirisawa)
  • Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu (Youko Wakana)
  • Genocyber (Elaine/Diana)
  • Hellsing (Helena)
  • Iczer Girl Iczelion (Cross)
  • Langrisser I & II (Lushiris)
  • Little Snow Fairy Sugar (Cinnamon and Hanna-sensei)
  • Nee-Chan And The Big Sister (Hinata Aki)
  • Nuku Nuku (Kyoko Koitabashi)
  • Pocket Monsters: Advanced Generation (Musashi) (episodes 85-92 only, instead of Megumi Hayashibara)
  • Princess Tutu (Edel)
  • Pumpkin Scissors (First Lieutenant Webner)
  • Rival Schools series (Ran Hibiki)
  • Saber Marionette series (Bloodberry)
  • Sailor Moon (Calaveras)
  • Sgt. Frog (Aki Hinata, Young/Chibi Giroro)
  • Slam Dunk (Haruko Akagi)
  • Someday's Dreamers (Melinda)
  • Super Doll★Licca-chan (Mistie)
  • Kinnikuman: Scramble for the Throne (Natsuko)
  • Taiho Shichauzo (Miyuki Kobayakawa)
  • Tales of Destiny 2 (Harold Berselius)
  • Toaru Majutsu no Index II (Vento of the Front)

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