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Toshiki Masuda

b. 1990

Japanese voice actor

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Born 1990. Toshiki Masuda is a Japanese seiyū, actor, singer and voice acting in Japan.

is a Japanese actor and singer previously affiliated with Space Craft Group. He became a freelancer in August 2018. He joined the record label Toy's Factory in November 2018 as a voice actor and solo singer.

Biography Masuda was born on March 8, 1990, in Kure, Hiroshima. His family consists of his father, mother, and a younger brother. He became interested in voice acting during high school after watching the anime series Code Geass and Gurren Lagann, the latter piquing his interest in the area. In 2008, he moved to Tokyo and entered the broadcasting department of the Tokyo Announce Gakuin Performing Arts College.

In 2009, he auditioned for Musical: The Prince of Tennis and was selected for the role of Seiichi Yukimura, which was his debut role. In September 2010, Masuda decided to stop pursuing theater for some time and focus on voice acting, and he was transferred to the voice actors division of his former agency, Space Craft. He began his activities as a voice actor in October, being an assistant on the radio show A & G Artist Zone 2h. In April 2011, Masuda landed his first regular role in an anime series, Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal, voicing Ryōga Kamishiro.

In October 2011, Masuda and fellow voice actor Yoshimasa Hosoya starred in a radio show titled Hosoya Yoshimasa ・ Masuda Toshiki no Zenryoku Danshi, which ran until March 31, 2013. In February 2012, Masuda and Hosoya formed a unit called "MaxBoys" and released a CD.

In 2013, he voiced the main character Masayoshi Hazama/Samurai Flamenco in the Samurai Flamenco series, and in 2014 voiced Chikara Ennoshita in Haikyu!!. In 2015, he voiced Ryuu Zaō in Cute High Earth Defense Club Love! and its sequel Cute High Earth Defense Club Love! Love! in 2016. In 2017, he landed the lead role of Masahiro Setagawa in Hitorijime My Hero.

Masuda became a freelancer in August 2018, after nine years under Space Craft. He joined record label Toy's Factory in November 2018 and on March 6, 2019, launched his debut extended play, This One. On January 8, 2020, he released his debut studio album, Diver. His second studio album, origin, was released on September 29, 2021.

A Japanese dubbed version of the film New Gods: Yang Jian was released in Japanese theaters on March 21, 2025, under the title Youzen. The voice cast includes Ae! Group's Masaya Sano as Youzen, one of the main characters, a bounty hunter who has lost his "divine power", and Masuda as Jinkou, a boy who stole "divine power". The group's song "ROCK'NPOP", which is included in their first album "D.N.A", is used as the film's theme song.

Filmography TV anime

Original video animation (OVA)

Original net animation (ONA)

Anime films

Video games

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Discography

Singles YearDetailsCatalog No.Peak Oricon Released: January 26, 2022 Label: Toy's FactoryTFCC-89721 (Special Edition), TFCC-89723 (Normal Edition)3

EP (Extended Plays) YearDetailsCatalog No.Peak Oricon Released: March 6, 2019 Label: Toy's FactoryTFCC-89667 (Special Edition), TFCC-89668 (Normal Edition)8

Albums YearDetailsCatalog No.Peak Oricon Released: January 8, 2020 Label: Toy's FactoryTFCC-86699 (Special Edition), TFCC-86700 (Normal Edition)5 2021origin Released: September 29, 2021 Label: Toy's FactoryTFCC-86774 (Special Edition), TFCC-86776 (Regular Edition)9

Character Song CDs Marginal Number 4|MARGINAL#4 as Kirihara Atom Tsukiuta. as Kisaragi Koi Dear Vocalist - Hyacinth (2015) as RE-O-DO B-Project - Glory Upper (2015) as Mikado Sekimura B-Project - Brand New Star (2016) as Mikado Sekimura B-Project - Kodō*Ambitious (2016) as Mikado Sekimura B-Project - Hoshi to Tsuki no Sentence (2016) as Mikado Sekimura B-Project - B-Project: Kodō*Ambitious Volume 2 (2016) as Mikado Sekimura Dear Vocalist - Ambitious Night (2016) as RE-O-DO B-Project - Muteki*Dangerous (2016) as Mikado Sekimura B-Project - SUMMER MERMAID (2017) as Mikado Sekimura Dear Vocalist - Dear Vocalist THE BEST Rock Out!!! TYPE A (2017) as RE-O-DO B-Project - S-Kyuu Paradise BLACK/WHITE (2017) as Mikado Sekimura Dear Vocalist - iNiTiaTiVe (2017) as RE-O-DO Dear Vocalist - EXiT (2018) as RE-O-DO Dear Vocalist - Dear Vocalist THE BEST Rock Out!!! #2 TYPE A (2018) as RE-O-DO Dear Vocalist - CHAMPION (2019) as RE-O-DO Dear Vocalist - Dilemma (2021) as RE-O-DO Fabulous Night (2021) as Sol

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Who is Toshiki Masuda?

Japanese voice actor

When was Toshiki Masuda born?

Toshiki Masuda was born on 8 March 1990 in Hiroshima Prefecture.

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Toshiki Masuda is a seiyū, actor, singer and voice acting in Japan.

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Toshiki Masuda is Japanese.

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· Wikipedia: Toshiki Masuda

· Wikidata: Q11429286

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