About Yuna Taniguchi
Born 1994. Yuna Taniguchi is a Japanese seiyū.
is a Japanese voice actress from Osaka Prefecture who is currently affiliated with Arts Vision.
Biography Taniguchi was born on August 17, 1994, in Osaka Prefecture. Taniguchi dreaming of becoming a voice actress, she once told her mother that she wanted to attend a high school where she could study acting. Her mother, however, suggested she go to a regular academic high school instead. During her first year of high school, while considering attending a specialized school after graduation, a classmate told her about a training school that even high school students could attend. Inspired, Taniguchi joined the Japan Narration Acting Institute during her second year of high school, managing to balance her regular studies with voice acting training. After completing the basic course, Taniguchi passed the in-house audition and officially joined Arts Vision. Taniguchi also has a nickname, "Poyo," which was given to her by Asami Shimoda, a fellow voice actress at the same agency.
In January 2014, Taniguchi made her debut as Gromazen R9 in Robot Girls Z. Later, in 2019, she landed her first lead role in a TV anime, playing Nao Nanao in Ahiru no Sora.
Filmography Anime television series
2014 Shima Jiro no Wao, Robot Robot Girls Z, Groma Zen R9 Black Butler, Orange-Selling Girl Wolf Girl and Black Prince, Female Student, Family Restaurant Waitress, Female Customer
2015 Death Parade, Mai Takada (young)
2016 Doraemon, Waitress
2017 Action Heroine Cheer Fruits, Momohime The Idolmaster SideM, Female Code: Realize, Etty
2018 Gundam Build Divers, Mass Diver Happy Sugar Life, Reika Oboroki
2019 Circlet Princess, Hiyori Sugiura Ahiru no Sora, Nao Nanao
2021 Those Snow White Notes, Sakura Yamano Fushigi Dagashiya Zenitendō, Classmate
2022 She Professed Herself Pupil of the Wise Man, Eurika A Couple of Cuckoos, Classmate A and Classmate B Puniruns, Yuka Idolish7, Classmate B
2023 Yowamushi Pedal: Limit Break, Audience Member Urusei Yatsura, High School Girl Alice Gear Aegis, Momoka Shimochi
2026 You and I Are Polar Opposites, Watanabe
Anime films
2015 Typhoon Noruda as Yowamushi
2019 The Alchemist Code Movie as Amane
2020 Digimon Adventure as Morphomon
OVA
2021 Alice Gear Aegis: Mermaid Grand Prix as Momoka Shimochi
Video games
2014 Lineage II as Nikita Robot Girls Z Online as Groma Zen R9 Synthetic RPG: Nina the Witch and Clay Warriors as Epica, Aisha
2015 Dynasty Warriors 7: Empires Millennium War Aigis as Various Characters Psychedelica of the Black Butterfly and the Ashen Hawk as Takuya, the masked girl White Cat Project as Mireille Lerner, Penta, and Micha
2016 Soul Worker as Enoch Quiz RPG: The World of Mystic Wiz as Sitri Media Sinocha Trickster Online as Ling Xiao
2018 Alice Gear Aegis as Shimo-Ochiai Momoka Onsen Musume as Nanako Tamasaki Lost Trigger as Aisha
2019 Nora, Princess, and Stray Cat as Orca
2020 Monster Hunter Riders as Nargathair and Ciel
2021 Samurai Shodown as Cham Cham
2023 Gal Guardians: Demon Purge as Nanako Tamasaki Etoha Hana! Zodiac Girls Hanafuda Battle as Mari Inosaka
2024 Cardoanshel as Nanako Tamasaki
Digital Comics My Hero Academia as Izuku Midoriya (young) Uso Tsuki Kishi to Yumi Migusa as Rūna and Riria RIRIA – Densetsu no Kaseifu- as Riria Yaotome
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Who is Yuna Taniguchi?
Japanese voice actress
When was Yuna Taniguchi born?
Yuna Taniguchi was born on 17 August 1994 in Osaka Prefecture.
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Yuna Taniguchi is a seiyū.
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Yuna Taniguchi is Japanese.
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