Kenjiro Tsuda is a voice actor who plays characters such as Hyakunosuke Ogata from Golden Kamuy , Kento Nanami from Jujutsu Kaisen, Chikage Kazama from Hakuouki, and Nicholas Braun from GANGSTA .
To commemorate Kenjiro Tsuda’s birthday, Animate Times conducted a survey asking, “What are voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda’s most famous works?” 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.
-The only male voice in the TV anime version… However, Kirin’s gender is unknown.
In other words…I understand (male in his 40s)
・This is the work that made me become a fan of Tsuda.
I was drawn in by Tsuda-san’s acting. (Female in her 40s)
・This work was the first time I heard Tsuda’s voice. Impressive and unforgettable.
It was a perfect match for Takashi’s role! (Female in her 50s)
・Being able to perform by himself from when he was young until now.
As an actor, I can definitely say that this is his masterpiece. (Female in her 50s)
・I’m really glad that Inui’s voice stayed exactly as I thought it would!
Her calm yet passionate acting is touching! It was the best! (Female in her 30s)
・I thought the division of roles between the 15-year-old and the 25-year-old was great.
When I heard Adult Lambo’s voice, I thought that it was a voice that appealed to adults no matter who heard it. (Female in her 20s)
・He is an indispensable character for the main story of Genshin.
Although the character doesn’t show much expression, Tsuda’s voice expresses a gentleness that makes him very familiar. (Female in her 40s)
・I think Tsuda-san’s work is full of charm and makes a strong impression, not only in the manga’s voice-over advertisements and anime, but also in the live-action manga advertisements that he himself directed, as well as the spin-off Gokugitsudo. (20’s)
・Plays the role of a doctor who is unexpectedly in trouble in a mystery drama about a murderous virus.
The internet was in an uproar over the scene, which was clearly taken after the fact.
I love Gunji-sensei, who is not only involved in relationships with women but also murders using viruses, and even though he plays a bad role, I can’t hate him for some reason. (Female in her 50s)
・Mr. Tsuda played the role of Woolly, the woolly mammoth sculptor who appears from the middle to the latter half of the story.
The worldview of the work is unique, in which humans entertain endangered animals in a department store, and I was given a good impression of it along with Tsuda’s voice.
Scream like the main characters in other works! It wasn’t flashy, but I felt comfortable with the slow tone.
The scene in which Mr. Woolly appears at the end of the film is truly tear-jerking, and I wanted Tsuda’s fans who haven’t seen it yet to see it, so I chose Mr. Woolly this time. (Male in his 40s)
・It was the moment I discovered a new charm in Tsuda-san.
At that time, filming started just as the coronavirus was starting to spread, and I often heard from various people how difficult it was to be on set.
The narration booth must have been difficult as well.
However, at a time when people could not leave their homes at all, it brought smiles to the whole country with its music, and because Tsuda’s voice matched perfectly with the morning, it was able to gain viewership ratings and become a popular work. I think.
I watched the morning drama from the beginning for the first time in a while, and it was very interesting.
To date, the only masterpieces of morning dramas are Ama-chan and Ale. (Female in her 20s)
・The work is a so-called otome game set in a different world, but Toshizo Hijikata, played by Tsuda, is a really cool character who is exactly like his historical image.
As the vice-commander of the demons, he lives a strict life with respect to himself and those around him, but values the Shinsengumi and its soldiers above all else, and protects them to the fullest. Of course, since it’s an otome game, it also protects the heroine.
Tsuda-san’s charming voice allows you to fully enjoy Toshizo Hijikata, who is strong, quiet, a little clumsy, and scary at times, but is actually kind and caring.
In the game, you can enjoy various stories of characters with voices, but for Tsuda-san fans, we especially recommend Hijikata-san from “A Liar’s Love Drama”, who ends up acting in a play that he is not good at due to an unexpected incident.
Tsuda’s precious voice that reads the lines is a must-listen (lol) (40s)
・初めて津田さんの声を聴いて好きになった作品だからです。
海馬瀬人の高笑いが大好き。（20代・女性）
・津田さんを知った作品なので選びました。
津田さんの低音ボイスによって表現される圧倒的な強さが魅力的です。
カード名や技名を叫ぶ際の地響きが起こりそうな声量がとても印象に残っています。（30代・女性）
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