Miyu Irino is a Japanese voice actor. In Japan, voice actors have voiced the voices of characters in anime, games and movies, on radio and television, and act as a narrator in radio dramas and audio dramas. Seiyuu voices are used in advertisements, voice announcements, audiobooks, and dubbing. Many voice actors sing both with solo material and when performing tracks from anime. There is also a separate industry for teaching, training and employing voice actors.
Biography
Born Miyu on February 19, 1988 in Tokyo. After graduating from school, he chose the career of a voice actor. As of March 2016, he is 170 cm tall and weighs 56 kg.
He began his career in 1992 scoring for television films and dramas. Since 1995, he began to voice anime and games. In 2009 he made his debut as a singer in the genres of J-Pop and anime songs. has the pseudonyms Svoboda, Freedom-kun and Irinon.
According to Miyu's recollections, he first auditioned for the Shiki theater company with his parents. At that time, she recruited 4 theater groups to stage historical dramas.
After listening, he underwent compulsory training for 2 years. Until 2006, he belonged to a theater group and worked in the city of Junction.
Miyu first came to prominence after voicing a role in the 2001 anime film Spirited Away. After that, he signed a contract and became a professional voice actor.
In the same 2001, Miyu played the main role of Parap in the television animation "The Parappa Rapper", and in 2002 - the main role of Sora in "Kingdom of Hearts".
In 2009 he began his singing career under the Kiramune label. A year later, in 2010, he formed his own group called "KAmiYU".
At the end of 2016, he temporarily suspended his activities in order to study abroad.
Not married.
Creation
Miyu Irino plays mainly goodies, high school students as well as children. Haku got his first big role in Spirited Away as a result of an audition. According to the actor, then he was as nervous as a child, while waiting for the results of the commission.
When dubbing “Yes! PreCure 5 provided his voice to two characters at once, which required the actor to instantly switch from one voice to another, which he had never done before.
In the film "Kingdom of Hearts" he played the role of the villain Sora for the first time.
Irino is also known as a big fan of special effects.
The main roles of Miyu Irino
Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bocutachi wa Mada Shiranai is a 2011 anime series starring Irino as Jinta Yadomi.
Asura Cryin is a 2005 Japanese light novel series. Since 2009, an anime series has been staged based on this work, broadcast on Japanese television channels. Miyu played the main role in it Tomoharu Natsume.
Asura Cryin 2 is the sequel to the anime series with Miyu Irino as the voice of the main character.
Bungaku Shojo is a manga and anime adaptation of Mizuki Nomura's light novel series. Featured in the US by Yen Press. Irino played the lead role of Konoha Inoue.
Captain Earth is a fur anime directed by Takui Igarashi. "A summer story about a boy who travels in search of truth" - this is how the plot is described on the official website of the Bones studio. Miyu was voiced by the gloss of Daichi Manatsu's protagonist, Captain Earth.
“Code Geass. Boukoku no Akito - the main role of Akito.
Cross Game is an anime series based on the sports manga of the same name, published in Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine from 2005 to 2010. In 2009, the manga won the 54th Manga Award in the Shounen category. The anime was also a great commercial success and received international acclaim. The series consisted of 50 episodes and aired in Japan in 2009-2010. Irino voiced the lead role of the character Ko Kitamura.
Cuticle Tantei Inaba is a 2013 anime series based on the 2008 manga published by Monthly G-Fantasy magazine. Miyu was voiced by the main character named Kei Nozaki.
D. N. Angel”is a 26-episode anime adapted from the 1997 manga of the same name. The anime was broadcast on Japanese TV channels in 2003 and a game for the PlayStation 2 was created based on it. Irino played the main role of Daisuke Niva in the series.
"Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou" is a 2011 anime adaptation of the manga of the same name, released since 2009. The first episode aired on January 9, 2012 in Tokyo. Miyu voiced the main character Tadakuni.
Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko is a series of manga and anime adaptations of the light novel, released in 2009-2011. Irino voiced the central character Makoto Niva.
Eyesshield 21 is a 2004 animated film based on the American football manga. In 2007 she was named the best manga of the year by About.com. The original manga has 37 volumes and 333 chapters, the film has 145 episodes and was shown between 2005 and 2008 in Japan and the United States. Miyu stars as Sen Kobayakawa.
"Gin-iro no Olynssis" - the role of Tokino Aizawa (main character).
Kamigami no Asobi is a Japanese game released in 2013 for the PlayStation Portable and anime based on it, released in 2014. Irino plays the main character of Apollo Agan Barea in the game and in the anime.
Nazo no Kanojo X is an anime adaptation of a manga published since 2006. The series was released on CD in 2012. The main roles are voiced by Miyu Irino and Ayako Yoshitani. Ayako also sings the opening and closing theme music of the series.
Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi (Seven Friends of Okami-san) is an anime adaptation of a 12-volume light novel series from ASCII Media Works. The show began in 2010, and the light novel has been published since 2006. The novellas are allusions to the famous fairy tales of the peoples of Europe and Asia, written in an ironic form. For example, the names and images of the three main characters resemble their prototypes from the fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood". The first volume is called "The Wolf and Seven Friends" - an allusion to the fairy tale "The Wolf and Seven Kids". Miyu Irino plays the role of the hereditary hunter Ryoshi Morino, in love with the main character Okami - the Wolf.
Owari no Seraph is a 2015 anime based on the 2012 post-apocalyptic manga of the same name. Miyu is voiced by the main character Yuichiro Hakuya.
Phantom. Requiem for the Phantom - the role of the main character named Tswai (Azuma Reiji).
Tsubasa. Reservoir Chronicle starring Lee Shaoran in CLAMP's popular shounen manga in the adventure, drama, romance and fantasy genres. The manga takes place in a fictional universe.
Most famous works
"Garden of Words" is a full-length dramatic animated film starring Miyu Irino, starring Takao. The film was directed by director Makoto Shinkai from an original script at CoMix wave Films. The film premiered in 2013 at the Gold Coast Australian Film Festival and was released in Japan.
Spirited Away - the role of the main character Haku. A full-length anime film filmed in 2001 and televised in Japan the same year. The film was broadcast in Russia in 2002. The film was a huge hit with audiences and was included on many lists of the greatest animated films. The film became the most successful in Japan and brought the creators a record box office - about 274 million US dollars, overtaking "Titanic" (at the time the highest grossing film in the world) in the Japanese box office.
The film won the Golden Bear at the 2002 Berlin Film Festival and the 2003 Oscar for Best Animated Feature. According to IMDb, it takes 1st place in the rating of the best cartoons of all times and peoples.
"Osomatsu-san" is the third adaptation of the manga of the same name by Fujio Akatsuki, written between 1962 and 1969. Screened by Studio Zero in 1966, and also by Pierrot in 1988 and 2015. In the third film adaptation, Miyu Irino voiced the character Todomatsu Matsuno - one of the six Matsuno twins, who differs from his brothers in his carelessness. In the first two adaptations, the brothers are 10 years old and are in fifth grade. In the 2015 series, they are shown as unemployed dildos, still sitting around their parents' necks.
The series is characterized by the absence of a common plot, and its action consists of short stories that are weakly connected with each other.
The 2015 adaptation brought long-awaited fame to manga author Fujio Akatsuki, who was previously a little-known author.
