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A '''seiyuu''' (声優) is a Japanese voice actor or actress. Seiyuu's most commonly | A '''seiyuu''' (声優) is a Japanese voice actor or actress. Seiyuu's most commonly provide voices for [[Anime|anime]] and [[Wikipedia:Video games|game productions]], but they also can provide voices in foreign films or film narrations. The seiyuu also appear at several events related to the productions they work on. They often form one-time units with other seiyuu of the same production. In this sense, a seiyuu is a sort of [[Idol|idol]] in the anime/game industry. | ||
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Revision as of 21:12, 21 May 2009
A seiyuu (声優) is a Japanese voice actor or actress. Seiyuu's most commonly provide voices for anime and game productions, but they also can provide voices in foreign films or film narrations. The seiyuu also appear at several events related to the productions they work on. They often form one-time units with other seiyuu of the same production. In this sense, a seiyuu is a sort of idol in the anime/game industry.
