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The talent agency 81 Produce announced on Monday that seiyuu Miyu Matsuki died on October 27 due to an illness. A private funeral was held according to the family's wishes. Matsuki turned 38 on September 14.Matsuki had been hospitalized earlier this year from bouts of pneumonia. In a blog post written on her 38th birthday, Matsuki expressed her gratitude to all the staff, fellow seiyuu, and fans who have supported her. "I am thankful to have been born," she wrote. Matsuki debuted as a seiyuu in 1998 under her real name, Mieko Matsuki, in the PlayStation game Mikagura Shoujo Tantei-dan before later adopting the current pseudonym. Her first regular anime role was as Hitomi Onodera in the 2002 comedy series Shichinin no Nana. Born in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, Matsuki was a graduate of Hiroshima Girls' Academy. Her parents had opposed her desire to become a seiyuu but allowed her to enroll in Keio University in Tokyo after passing the entrance examination. Upon graduation, she enrolled in voice acting school. Her Hiroshima dialect was used in the role as Chimo Yakusa in the Tamayura series. Matsuki joined 81 Produce in 2002. She was a regular on various seiyuu radio programs, such as Sakurai Koubou with Takahiro Sakurai and Asami Waragai, and Cherry Bell with Sakurai and Kenichi Suzumura. Notable roles included Yoshinoya-sensei in Hidamari Sketch and its sequels, Misaki Sagisawa in D.C.: Da Capo, Cthuko in Haiyore! Nyaruko-san, and Magical Sapphire in Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya. Matsuki most recently starred as Anna Nishikinomiya in Shimoneta to Iu Gainen ga Sonzai Shinai Taikutsu na Sekai. She was also previously announced as the voice of Charlotte Dimandius in the upcoming Hundred anime adaptation. Source: Official site ![]() Modified by arsonal, Nov 2, 2015 10:28 PM |
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Her role as Anna was what we can consider as her last hurrah. Those who absolutely loved Shimoneta were lucky people to have witnessed her most recent performance. (And yes, I know of her voice role in Tales of Zestiria.) As someone who knew her as Cthuko and Yoshinoya-sensei, it's painful to hear of her fate. She has always been full of energy in her roles. A life that meets an abrupt end at such a young age with so many people who send out their love is always painful news. ![]() |
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sad while if i remember right was she not the one who snet was she not the one who sent out that sent if very odd tweets anound six monts ago it was clears her illness was over takinf her brain ![]() my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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I admit, I am not familiar with all those seiyuus so when I heard this news, I thought I probably never watch any anime voice by her but when I check her work, holy sh!t. I was shocked to found out she voice Cthuko, Isumi and Anna. RIP. So young. ![]() Statistics for average anime blu ray/dvd sales per volume. http://www.someanithing.com/series-data-quick-view Myanimelist's Manchester United club. http://myanimelist.net/clubs.php?cid=3778&q=mancheste |
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Zazie122 said: DateYutaka said: sad while if i remember right was she not the one who snet was she not the one who sent out that sent if very odd tweets anound six monts ago it was clears her illness was over takinf her brain She hasn't had a Twitter account since September 2014. I wanna say the seiyuu you're thinking of is Hayami Saori, but I could be completely wrong. thanks for the correction i should have knwbn that ![]() my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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Rest in peace! Honestly this news came as a really really huge surprise to me, because for some reason I often come across her page on MAL for the past couple months.. I never thought she would so suddenly pass away.. Gone too young.. It's really inspiring that she insisted on her seiyuu career despite the opposition from her parents. Again, I hope she could rest in peace. ): ![]() Signature removed. Please follow the signature rules, as defined in the Site & Forum Guidelines. |
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