Yasuyuki Kase - Notable Voice Roles

Notable Voice Roles

  • Air Gear (Fumei Goshogawara)
  • Bleach (Kano Ashido)
  • Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (Megafan)
  • Code Geass (Kewell Soresi, Yoshitaka Minami)
  • Code Geass R2 (Yoshitaka Minami, Claudio S. Darlton)
  • Fairy Tail (Simon, Dan Straight)
  • Final Fantasy Tactics Advance (radio drama) (Cid Randell)
  • Final Fantasy XII (Prince Rasler Heios Nabradia)
  • Final Fantasy XIII (Rygdea)
  • Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (Henry Douglas, Heathcliff Arb)
  • Inazuma Eleven (Ryugo Someoka)
  • Jigoku Shojo Mitsuganae (Seiji Yamaoka (episode 2))
  • Gunparade Orchestra (Junichi Tajima)
  • Konjiki no Gash Bell!! (Maestro)
  • Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (Emilio Ribisi)
  • Naruto (Kankuro)
  • Naruto Shippuden (Kankuro)
  • Uninhabited Planet Survive! (Farlow)
  • Rosario + Vampire (Okuto Kotsubo)
  • Rosario + Vampire Capu2 (Okuto Kotsubo)
  • Soul Eater (Eibon)
  • Street Fighter Alpha: Generations (Ryu)
  • Super Robot Wars Alpha 3 (Touma Kanou)
  • Transformers: Galaxy Force (First Aid, First Gunner, and Tera Shaver)
  • Trouble Chocolate (Truffle)
  • Tamagotchi! (Spacytchi)

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