Karin Isobe is the author of “ Just Because! ” Natsume Mio, “ Healer Girl ” Kana Fujii, “ THE IDOLM@STER Shiny Colors ” Koikane Tsukioka, “ Project Sekai Kanojo no Colorful Stage! ” He is a voice actor who plays characters such as Saki Tenma.
To commemorate Karin Isobe’s birthday, Animate Times conducted a survey asking, “What is voice actor Karin Isobe’s most famous work?” In the survey, we are also looking for comments with recommendations. I would like to introduce a selection of these comments.
*Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey and posted comments.
*Comments are posted with emphasis on the posted text.
・Able to express energetic characters through stories, songs, etc. (Teens)
-Isobe-san has become more positive by playing Koishin-chan, and I think Koishin-chan has also expanded her range of expression thanks to Isobe-san.
I really admire Mr. Isobe for being able to balance the usual fluffy Koi Kane-chan with the cool antique Koi Kane-chan. (Male in his 20s)
-He is one of the apprentice healers and is always full of energy.
She is a girl who is studying hard to make people feel better through voice medicine and is working hard in various activities.
Actually, I have dreamed of being a healer since I was a child, and after becoming a healer, I enjoyed the part where I was able to help people even though I was an apprentice.
That’s why we believe in the “healing of songs.” (Male in his 20s)
・This is Karin-chan’s first heroine work, and it was through this anime that I learned her name as a voice actress.
Karin’s natural acting is a perfect match for this work, which depicts the winter of the third year of high school, a period of youth swayed by career choices and love, and it moves the heart over and over again.
There was also a radio that was updated every week, and it was interesting to see Karin-chan’s silly talk and Lynn-chan’s candid tsukkomi exchanges. (Male in his 40s)
・This is the work that made me become an anime fan and the first time I learned about Karirin.
My first starring role is set in my hometown, Fukasawa district of Kamakura City, and is filled with conflicts and emotions from an unexpected reunion with Eita during the three months between the winter entrance exam season and graduation of my third year of high school. I was also impressed by the collaborative broadcast of the Shonan Monorail that appears in the film.
I was a third year high school student like Mio when it aired, and for the remaining six months of my student life, watching this work made me want to do my best until I graduate. I think I go to anime shops more often on my days off. (Male in his 20s)
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