Kento Nanami is a character in Jujutsu Kaisen, which is a popular manga and anime. He’s known for being calm and went to the same school as Gojo Satoru and Suguru Geto.
In episode 12 of Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2, fans really liked Kento Nanami’s appearance. He gets frustrated and faces off against Haruta Shigemo after finding some dead people. It’s intense, and Kenjiro Tsuda’s voice acting adds to the excitement.
Kenjiro Tsuda is known for voicing dark and passionate characters in anime. He’s been in the industry for a long time and has a wide range of roles, from action to comedy. Tsuda’s performances are memorable and show his talent.
Kenjiro Tsuda, renowned for his intimidating voice, has been a part of the anime industry since 1995, and he’s portrayed numerous iconic characters. This article highlights five of his memorable anime roles, excluding his role as Nanami.
5. Overhaul (Kai Chisaki) in My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia is a world where most people have superpowers called Quirks. Some Quirks are better than others, and some people choose to be villains instead of heroes. One very powerful and scary villain in the show is called Overhaul, and he is the leader of a criminal organization called the Yakuza.
He uses a young girl named Eri to make drugs that can take away people’s Quirks. Overhaul is a smart planner and starts off calm, but as the story progresses, he becomes more and more desperate. He mistreats the child and manipulates her to do his bidding. When he faces strong opponents, he merges with another villain and becomes a monstrous enemy.
4. Hannes in Attack On Titan
Attack on Titan is a popular anime about soldiers fighting giant Titans to protect humanity within walls. One of the most important characters, Hannes, is voiced by Tsuda in the series. Hannes, who used to be a drinker in peacetime, becomes responsible after seeing Eren’s mother being eaten by a Titan.
He saves Eren and Mikasa, showing character development from a drunken soldier to a selfless hero. The show gives depth to even secondary characters like Hannes, including the meaning behind their names.
3. Tatsu in The Way Of The House Husband
This funny anime is about Tatsu, a former yakuza boss who quits his criminal life to be a stay-at-home husband. Tatsu is very serious about his new roles like cleaning and cooking, and he even joins yoga classes with other housewives.
The voice actor Tsuda does a great job with both the funny and serious moments in the show, and Tatsu’s intimidating presence adds humor to everyday tasks like shopping.
2. Kishibe in Chainsaw Man
In the first season of Chainsaw Man, Kishibe may not have a lot of screen time, but every time he appears, it’s very memorable. He debuts in episode 10 when he’s assigned to train the main characters, Denji and Power.
The training scenes are both funny and unique because Kishibe’s tough methods clash with Denji and Power’s humorous approach. Tsuda’s portrayal of Kishibe with his clever and dry humor makes the character a fan favorite for a good reason.
1. Jigen/Isshiki Ōtsutsuki in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations
Tsuda has a strong voice and plays the villain Isshiki and his vessel Jigen in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. Isshiki is a major villain in Boruto, and Naruto has to use his super-strong Baryon Mode to have a chance against him.
Regardless of how fans feel about Boruto overall, the fight between Isshiki and Naruto is a standout moment, and Tsuda’s performance makes the character even scarier. While Tsuda has played scarier villains before, few are as powerful or leave as big of an impact as Isshiki.
