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Takuya Eguchi is possibly one of the most prolific seiyuu out there and rarely do people miss him out on a project.

Taku Yashiro has been showing little by little that he has the potential and the skills to become very successful in the seiyuu industry.

For a seiyuu with a little over 20 years of career under his belt, it is not...

Kent Ito made a late debut in the seiyuu industry however, that hasn't stopped him from constantly proving to everyone what he's capable of.

Owner of one of the sweetest baritones voices in the industry and with a genuine passion for voice acting, despite all that Takuya Sato is still quite underrated. 

A late start in the seiyuu industry can prove to be a tremendous hurdle to overcome, but Yusuke Shirai has proven us wrong on that note.

Shunsuke Takeuchi has grown from the 15 year old kid with a surprising mature bass voice, into the methodical seiyuu, powerhouse singer and entertaining radio MC we all know.

Kazuyuki Okitsu is yet to make a big breakthrough in anime but, almost 15 years of career in the industry and he's a respected name in dubbing and games, with the occasional brilliant role in anime.

A rocker at heart, bookworm and passionate seiyuu, Soma Saito has risen from the unknown kid everyone doubted would make it in the seiyuu business back in 2013, to the man media, fans and music specialists are raving about.

Shunichi Toki might be overlooked by anime fans but when it comes to music projects, he's beloved for to his technique & versatility.