Akiko Yajima Biography

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, née Akiko Ogasawara (å°?笠å?? æ?¶å­? Ogasawara Akiko, born May 4, 1967), is a seiyÅ« who was born in Niigata and raised in Kawasaki, Kanagawa.

Notable anime and video game voice roles

• Pino in Ergo Proxy
  
• Ex (Ekusu) in Ah! My Goddess The Movie
  
• Shinnosuke Nohara (Shin-chan) in Crayon Shin-chan
  
• Mitsuru Tsuwabaki in Revolutionary Girl Utena
  
• Manami in Jungle de Ikou
  
• Kohaku/Yura of the Hair in InuYasha
  
• Access Time in Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne
  
• Relena Darlian in Gundam Wing
  
• Mannen in Prétear
  
• R. Dorothy Wayneright in The Big O
  
• Ken-Ohki in Tenchi Universe
  
• Yugi in Tenchi in Tokyo
  
• Sayuri in Nadesico
  
• Annie Bars in Tales of Rebirth
  
• Kuu in Haibane Renmei
  
• Earl Tyrant, Chocobo in Final Fantasy: Unlimited
  
• Ranmaru in Naruto
  
• Sera in Rockman DASH 2 ~Episode 2: Ooi Naru Isan~
  
• Alicia in Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria
  
• Akisu in One Piece: Nejimaki Shima no Bouken (second movie)
  
• Haydée in Gankutsuou
  
• Vivian in Floral Magician Mary Bell
  
• Mipple in Futari wa Pretty Cure
  

Trivia

She has starred alongside Naoko Matsui in at least 2 anime series.

• In Gundam Wing, with Matsui as Dorothy Catalonia and Yajima as Relena Darlian / Peacecraft. Here, their characters were friends.
  
• In Gankutsuou, with Matsui as Madam Danglars and Yajima as Haydee (although their characters have no dialogue together). Also, Haydee share some similarities with Relena.
  
  • Both girls were orphans.
    
  • Both were of royal blood, and their kingdoms were destroyed.
    
  • Both were kind and gentle most of the time, but had expressed strong emotions when angered.
    
  • Both were petite ladies.
    
  
  

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