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Revision as of 21:16, 13 September 2019
Inuko Inuyama (Japanese: 犬山イヌコ Inuyama Inuko) is a Japanese seiyū for the Pokémon anime. Her most famous role is that of Team Rocket's Meowth.
Biography
Inuyama was born on December 16, 1965, in Tokyo, Japan. She had previously spelled her name 犬山犬子; her real name is Chie Tozuka (Japanese: 戸塚千絵 Tozuka Chie). As an adult, she became a seiyū and led a prolific voice acting career. Out of all the roles Inuyama has held, Meowth is the most famous and popular. She has also voiced other Pokémon, a handful of them belonging to a main character.
Pokémon roles
Anime
Humans
Pokémon
- Meowth
- Ash's Sewaddle, Swadloon, and Leavanny
- Ash's Roggenrola
- Dawn's Swinub and Piloswine
- Cynthia's Glaceon
- Shauna's Bulbasaur and Ivysaur
- Sunflora (AG073)
- Mirror Meowth
- Various guest Pokémon
Musical appearances
- Meowth's Song (Japanese: ニャースのうた)
- Meowth's Party (Japanese: ニャースのパーティ)
- Hey! Pikachu (Japanese: ヘイ! ピカチュウ)
- So They Say, Meow (Japanese: といってるニャ)
- Polka O Dolka (Japanese: ポルカ・オ・ドルカ)
- Meowth's Monologue (Japanese: ニャースのひとりごと)
- Team Rocket Forever (Japanese: ロケット団よ永遠)
- Face Forward Team Rocket! (Japanese: 前向きロケット団！)
Video games
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Other non-Pokémon roles
- Manta Oyamada (Shaman King)
- Makibao (Midori no Makibao)
- Kurumizawa (Tokyo Godfathers)
- Master Ershin (Breath of Fire IV)
- Thirteen (My Hero Academia)
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