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Junko Minagawa
皆川 純子
BornNovember 22
Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
OccupationVoice actress
Years active2001–present
AgentHaikyo

Junko Minagawa (皆川 純子, Minagawa Junko, born November 22) is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with Haikyo. Her best-known role is Ryoma Echizen, the title character in The Prince of Tennis anime series. She sang some of the show's theme songs, insert songs, and character singles, some of which have charted in Oricon's single rankings. Other major roles include Ayaka Yukihiro in the Negima series, Akira in Aria, Cao Chun Yan in Fighting Beauty Wulong, Cornelia Li Britannia in Code Geass, Khamsin in Shakugan no Shana, Yoshitaka Nakabayashi in He Is My Master, Haruka Tenoh/Sailor Uranus in Sailor Moon Crystal, Mereoleona Vermillion in Black Clover, and Yun in Yona of the Dawn.

Biography

Before becoming a voice actor

During childhood, Junko actively participated in school plays. In kindergarten, she plays the difficult role of a duck in The Ugly Duckling, and in elementary school, she was in Kaguya-hime.

During junior and senior high school, Junko devoted herself to volleyball club activities. While practicing volleyball, coaching was very strict and there was no break. She soon retired from volleyball because the excessive practices were undermining her social life. Her experiences in these club activities were beneficially healthy both mentally and physically, though, the training was tiring. After graduating high school, looked towards work outside of Japan and becoming a stewardesses. Junko attended an English vocational school to become a stewardess, but she neglected her studies and did not attend classes, so no airline would accept her.

After that, Junko got a job at a regular company. The social interactions at the company was enjoyable, but from the thought of doing the same job for the rest of her life scared her, and she tried to do what she dreamt of doing her whole life; she decided to become an actress. Initially, she tried to join the theater training program, shortly gave up due to financial difficulties such as tuition and living expenses. During her search, she found a voice actor training facility. At first, she liked manga and animation, but then became interested in voice acting and was recruited by the Tohokushinsha Film Company.

After becoming a voice actor

Junko's debut as a voice actor was in a radio commercial for a hairdressing company. Her first job as a voice actor in an Anime was in a show called Soreike! Anpanman where she played the role of a decal. After 3 months of working for Haka-kyo, she found a voice acting job for a game called Tokimeki Memorial 3 released for the PlayStation 2 where she played the role of Shinrikyo Seika. In 2001, she appeared on TV as Ryoma Echizen, the protagonist of a TV anime called The Prince of Tennis. When Junko was accepted to play Ryoma's role, she was so excited, and it was said that it was a miracle that an unnamed newcomer received the main character of the Weekly Shōnen Jump. Playing the role of Ryoma's had a big influence on Junko; she says playing that role changed her life an actress, and it has shaped who she is now. The original Manga author, Takeshi Konomi, says that Junko has become Ryoma herself, and that Ryoma was being played exactly as portrayed in the Manga. Ryoma Echizen has continued playing seamlessly for more than 10 years since the debut in 2001.

Live Activity

Junko has also released CDs of original songs performed at live events. On August 18, 2004 she performed as a live Ryoma Echizen at Zepp Tokyo.

Filmography

Animation

List of voice performances in animation
Year Series Role Notes Source[1][2][3]
2001-2012 The Prince of Tennis Ryoma Echizen [4][5]
2002-2010 Duel Masters series Hakuoh
2003 .hack//Legend of the Twilight Shugo Kunisaki
2003 The World of Narue Kanaka Nanase
2003 Croket Wiener
2003 Godannar Shinobu Saruwatari
2003 Uninhabited Planet Survive! Shingo [6]
2003 Requiem from the Darkness Yanagi Onna [6]
2003 Full-Blast Science Adventure – So That's How It Is Yukio [6]
2004 Chrono Crusade Joshua Christopher [6]
2004 Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch Mikeru
2004 Daphne in the Brilliant Blue
2004 Space Symphony Maetel Oriba [6]
2004 Fantastic Children Thomas , Soran (10 years old) [6]
2005 Negima!: Magister Negi Magi Ayaka Yukihiro [6]
2005 Jinki: Extend Mel J. Vanette [6]
2005 Trinity Blood Ion Fortuna [6]
2005 Loveless (manga) Ritsuka Aoyagi [6]
2005 Fushigiboshi no Futagohime Eclipse
2005 He Is My Master Yoshitaka Nakabayashi
2005 Strawberry Marshmallow Sasatsuka, Ana's mother [6]
2005–08 Aria series Akira E. Ferrari [6][7]
2006 Fighting Beauty Wulong Xiao Chun Yan [6]
2006 Black Cat Leon Elliott and Silphy
2006 Tactical Roar Kanshu Shimabara
2006 Shakugan no Shana series Khamsin Nbh'w
2006 Saru Get You -On Air- Hiroki
2006 Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle Ryuuou [6]
2006 Fighting Beauty Wulong Soshunyo
2006 Negima!? Ayaka Yukihiro [6]
2006 Strain: Strategic Armored Infantry Melchisedec
2006 Shōnen Onmyōji Genbu
2006 Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple Kaoru Shiratori
2006 Code Geass Cornelia Li Britannia
2007 Bokurano Jun Ushiro
2007 Treasure Gaust Norihito
2007 Sakura Wars: New York NY Sagitta Weinberg [6]
2008 Tytania Miranda Casimir
2009 Pandora Hearts Oz Vessalius
2009 Basquash! Slash Keenz [6]
2009 Jewelpet Domajo
2009 A Certain Scientific Railgun Kounoe Haruki [6]
2010 Digimon Fusion Riborumon
2012 Battle Spirits: Sword Eyes Tsurugi Tatewaki [6]
2013 Arata: The Legend Kanate [6]
2013 Hyperdimension Neptunia the Animation Underling [6]
2014 Yona of the Dawn Yun [8]
2015 Yo-kai Watch Fumika's Mother [7]
2016 Super Lovers Ren Kaidou [9]
2016 Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal Season III Haruka Tenoh/Sailor Uranus TV Anime,
Season 3		 [10]
2016 Drifters Jeanne d'Arc [11]
2016 Magic⭐Kyun! Renaissance Juri Chikamatsu [12]
2017 ID-0 Amanza Volchkova [13]
2017 Kirakira PreCure a la Mode Julio
2017 Katsugeki/Touken Ranbu Saniwa [14]
2017 Land of the Lustrous Yellow Diamond [15]
2017 Super Lovers 2 Ren Kaidou
2017 Duel Masters (2017) Hakuoh
2019 Black Clover Mereoleona Vermillion [16]
2019 7 Seeds Nijiko [17]
2019 Kemono Michi: Rise Up Kobold wife
2021 Duel Masters King! Hakuoh
2022 Ninjala Jane [18]
2022 The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Ryoma Echizen [19]

Film

List of voice performances in film
Year Series Role Notes Source
2003 Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi o Yobu Eikō no Yakiniku Road Amagi
2005 The Prince of Tennis: Two Samurais, The First Game Ryoma Echizen
2005 The Prince of Tennis: A Gift from Atobe Ryoma Echizen
2005 Duel Masters: Curse of the Death Phoenix Hakuoh [20]
2007 Sword of the Stranger Mu-You (Mokuryū)
2009 Duel Masters: Lunatic God Saga Hakuoh [21]
2009 Naruto Shippūden: The Will of Fire Ni
2010 Daimajin Kanon Buchinko (voice), Narrator 26 episode TV series
2011 The Prince of Tennis: Eikoku-shiki Teikyū-jō Kessen! Ryoma Echizen
2012 Resident Evil: Damnation Ada Wong [22]
2017 Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion I: Initiation Cornelia Li Britannia 3-part compilation film of the anime television series [23]
2018 Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion II: Transgression
Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion III: Glorification
2019 Code Geass Lelouch of the Re;surrection
2019 Doraemon: Nobita's Chronicle of the Moon Exploration Luca
2021 Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal The Movie Haruka Tenoh/Sailor Uranus 2-Part Film,
Season 4 of Sailor Moon Crystal (Dead Moon arc)

OVA

Vomic

Video games

List of voice performances in video games
Year Series Role Notes Source[1]
2001 Tokimeki Memorial 3: Yakusoku no Ano Basho de Serika Shinjo PS2 [6]
2004 Remember 11: The Age of Infinity Yuni Kusuda PS2 [6]
2005 Nana Nana Osaki PS2 [6]
2005 Romancing SaGa Constance, Schiele, Schirach [25]
2005 Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love Sagiitta Weinberg
2005 Fatal Frame III: The Tormented Rei Kurosawa, Reika Kuze PS2
2005 Dead or Alive 4 Eliot [25]
2006 Fighting Beauty Wulong Xiao Chun Yan PS2 [6]
2007 Eternal Sonata Waltz [25]
2008 Fushigi Yūgi: Suzaku Ibun Nuriko PS2
2008 Tales of Hearts Incarose [25]
Mahou Sensei Negima 1Jikanme Ayaka Yukihiro PS2 [6]
2011 Catherine Erica Anderson, Rue Ishida, Astaroth Also Full Body [25]
2011 El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron Ishtar [25]
2011 Dead or Alive: Dimensions Eliot [25]
2011 Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked Yoshino Haruzawa [25]
2012 Kid Icarus: Uprising Dark Lord Gaol [25]
2012 Dead or Alive 5 Eliot [26]
2013 Resident Evil 6 Ada Wong [27]
2014 Bayonetta 2 Loki [25]
2015 Project X Zone 2 Ada Wong 3DS [28]
2016 Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator- Ariels (non-playable guest) PS3, PS4 [29]
2016 Magic⭐Kyun! Renaissance Juri Chikamatsu PS Vita
2019 Resident Evil 2 Ada Wong [30]
2019 Dead or Alive 6 Eliot [31]
2019 Arknights Catapult, Bison [32]
2020 World's End Club Tattsun iOS, Switch [33]
2020 Genshin Impact Xingqiu Android, iOS, PC, PS4, Switch [34][35]
2020 Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team Alfredo Di Piazzolla Android, iOS [36]
2021 Teppen Ada Wong Android, iOS [37]
2022 Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten Murasame PC, PS4, PS5 [38]


Overseas dubbing

List of voice dub performances in overseas productions (live-action)
Series Role Voice dub for Notes Source
Alcatraz Rebecca Madsen Sarah Jones [39]
All We Had Rita Carmichael Katie Holmes [40]
The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story Donatella Versace Penélope Cruz [41]
Black Panther Nakia Lupita Nyong'o [42]
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever [43]
Blue Crush Eden Michelle Rodriguez [44]
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Riley Lauren Lee Smith season 9 [45]
Deadpool 2 Russell Collins / Firefist Julian Dennison [46]
Doctor Sleep Rose the Hat Rebecca Ferguson [47]
Dune Lady Jessica Rebecca Ferguson [48]
The First Lady Michelle Obama Viola Davis [49]
Frank Herbert's Dune Princess Irulan Julie Cox [50]
Lie to Me Ria Torres Monica Raymund [51]
Mare of Easttown Marianne "Mare" Sheehan Kate Winslet [52]
Meadowland Sarah Olivia Wilde [53]
The Mountain Between Us Alex Martin Kate Winslet [54]
The Originals Camille O'Connell Leah Pipes [55]
The Pembrokeshire Murders Detective Inspector Ella Richards Alexandria Riley [56]
Predators Isabelle Alice Braga [57]
Safe House DCI Jane Burr Sunetra Sarker [58]
Scandal Olivia Pope Kerry Washington [59]
List of voice dub performances in overseas productions (animation)
Series Role Notes Source
Hey Arnold!: The Movie Arnold [60]
PAW Patrol: The Movie Kendra Wilson [61]

Discography

Drama CD

List of voice performances in drama CDs
Series Role Notes Source[1][62]
Almighty X 10 [6]
Anime Store Manager B
Aria series Akira
Ashitahe Strike
Code Geass [6]
Fookies
Godannar [6]
Hayate X Blade Mikado Akira [6]
Jinki: Akaban
Kamiyomi [63]
Kimi to Boku Yuki
Korega Watashino Goshujin-sama [6]
Loveless
Negima [6]
Pandora Hearts Oz Vessalius
Pearls of Mermaid
Remember 11 [6]
Rosen Kreuz Albion Knight
Sakura Wars [6]
Shakugan no Shana
Shonen Onmyoji series [6]
Sword World Heppoko Boukentai [6]
Vie Durant
The World of Narue

Other recordings

  • Minna Genki by Junko Minagawa, Ryo Hirohashi and Friends[64]


Singles

No. Release date Title Catalog No. Peak position[65]
1st June 4, 2003 "Say Hello"[66] KICM-1072
2nd April 21, 2004 "Truth/Darkness of chaos"[67] KICM-1104 –
3rd January 26, 2005 "Endless way"[68] KICM-1128
4th February 22, 2006[69] "Deja Vu" KICM-1160 129
5th January 24, 2007 "Shout It Loud"[70] KICM-1193 115
6th March 14, 2008 "Forever & ever"[71] DAKYAMS-1

Character singles

Release date Title Catalog No. Peak position[65]
March 30, 2016 "Anata Ni"
あなたに
by Ryoma Echizen[72]		 NECM-10235 58
April 8, 2015 "Yakusoku now and forever"
約束-now and forever-
by Ryoma Echizen[73]		 NECM-10222 45
April 30, 2008 "Ichigan ~2008 version~"
Ichigan ~2008バージョン～
by Ryoma Echizen[74]		 NECM-10105 52
May 9, 2012 "Still"
by Ryoma Echizen[75]		 NECM-10178 42
August 6, 2008 "Across My Line"
by Ryoma Echizen[76]		 NECM-10110 61
May 1, 2003 "future/White line C"
by Ryoma Echizen[77]		 NECM-10002  
September 26, 2007 "Wonder Land"
by Ryoma Echizen[78]		 NECM-10075 45
December 16, 2006 "Everything"
by Ryoma Echizen[79]		 NECM-10056 49
August 18, 2004 "Minna Kokoni Ita ~2004.8.18 live memorial version~"
ミンナココニイタ-2004.8.18 ライヴメモリアルヴァージョン-"
by Ryoma Echizen[80]		 NECM-10013  
April 28, 2004 "Dreaming on the Radio"
by Ryoma Echizen[81]		 NECM-10004  
July 3, 2002 "Rising ~The Best of Seigaku Players~
by Ryoma Echizen (Junko Minagawa)[82]		 NECM-11001  
September 23, 2004 "Negima! Mahora Academy Middle School 2-A December: Ayaka Yukihiro
"ネギま!麻帆良学園中等部2-A 12月:雪広あやか"
by Ayaka Yukihiro (Junko Minagawa)[83]		 KICM-3057  
July 27, 2009 "Swear to..." by Oz Vessalius (Junko Minagawa)  

Albums

No. Release date Title Catalog No. Peak position[84]
1st August 23, 2003 Future of Blue[85] KICA-1303
2nd April 27, 2005 Aikotoba
アイコトバ[86][87]		 KICA-1363 –
3rd May 10, 2007 Vitamin J
ビタミンJ[88]		 YAMA-0001 280
4th November 22, 2007 My Journey[89] YAMA-0002

Character albums

Release date Title Catalog No. Peak position[84]
March 5, 2003 Cool E
by Ryoma Echizen[90][91]		 NECA-30080  
July 7, 2004 SR
by Ryoma Echizen[92]		 NECA-50001/2  
December 24, 2005 Progress
by Ryoma Echizen[93]		 NECA-20021 55
May 13, 2009 J
by Ryoma Echizen[94]		 NECA-30246 62
December 24, 2012 Ryoma
by Ryoma Echizen[95]		 NECA-30294 93

Compilation albums

Release date Title Catalog No. Peak position[84]
January 24, 2008 Minagawa Junko no Vitamin R+ Vol. 1[96] DAKYAMA-5  
January 24, 2008 Minagawa Junko no Vitamin R+ Vol. 2[97] DAKYAMA-6  
January 24, 2008 Minagawa Junko no Vitamin R+ Vol. 3[98] DAKYAMA-7  


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