Kenta Kamakari
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Kenta Kamakari (Japanese: 鎌苅健太 Kamakari Kenta) is a Japanese voice actor for Pokémon the Series.
Biography
Kamakari was born on February 17, 1984, in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. He started work on the animated series with Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon, where he voiced DJ Leo. Kamakari is currently affiliated with talent group Yzpapa.
In addition to being a voice actor, Kamakari is also an actor and singer. He was the leader and vocalist of the band Cocoa Otoko that was active from April 2010 until its final performance on March 31 2012.
Pokémon roles
Animation
Pokémon the Series
Other non-Pokémon roles
Stage performances
- THE BUSAIKU [1](2005)
- Shishido Ryou Tenimyu The Imperial Match Hyotei Gakuen (2005)
- Shishido Ryou Tenimyu The Imperial Match Hyotei Gakuen in winter (2005–2006)
- Shishido Ryou Tenimyu Dream Live 3rd (2006)
- Shishido Ryou Tenimyu Advancement Match Rokkaku feat. Hyotei Gakuen (2006)
- Minami Itsuki Musical Air Gear (2007/01/7-14, 2007/01/19-21)
- Shishido Ryou Tenimyu The Imperial Presence Hyotei Gakuen feat. Higachuu (2008)
- Minami Itsuki Musical Air Gear Musical Air Gear vs. Bacchus Top Gear Remix (2010)
- Shu☆Zo SHOW BY ROCK!! Live Musical "SHOW BY ROCK!!" ~THE FES II-Thousand XVII~ and (2017)
TV dramas
- Cameo (Tsubasa no Oreta Tenshitachi)
- Mikoto Yutaka (Princess Princess D)
- Akasaka Junta (Happy Boys)
- Darts (Oretachi wa Tenshi da! No Angel No Luck)
- Teppei (Heaven's Rock )
- (Hanawake no Yon shimai)
- Glion (Kamen Rider Gotchard)
Anime television
- Minami Itsuki Air Gear
- Dino Cavallone Katekyo Hitman Reborn!
- Takayama Renga Holy Talker
- Kohori Kazuki (Lovely Complex)
- Shinya Kamihara (My Hero Academia)
Movies roles
- Sasabe's Friend The Prince of Tennis (film)
- Arakure Knight
- Shinjukuku Kabukichou Hoikuen (2009) http://www.kirakiraweb.jp/movies/kabukicho/index.html
External links
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