Mamoru Miyano
Height: 182 cm (6'0")
A Japanese actor, voice actor, singer and narrator from Saitama Prefecture.
Miyano joined The Himawari Theatre Group at the age of 7 under the influence of his older brother, yet he did not attend the class as much as he should have. After entering high school, due to the uncertainty he felt towards the future, Miyano started attending singing and dance lessons he has been skipping until now. While taking music lessons, Miyano started to discover his music style through the encounter with music produced by singers like CHEMISTRY and EXILE. Miyano's first acting job was in 1992 in Tokusou Exceedraft, where he appeared in a flashback as a child in a yakuza member's past.
In 2001, he had his voice acting debut in a live action teen drama Caitlin's Way.
In 2002, he voiced Riku in the Japanese version for the video game Kingdom Hearts. Miyano also had his first anime voice acting role the same year, voicing Akira in Shin Megami Tensei Devil Children: Light & Dark. In 2003, he voiced Kiba, the main character in Wolf's Rain. A few years later in 2006, he had what most would call his breakout role in Death Note where he voiced the main character Light Yagami. For his role as Light, he was nominated for two awards at the first ever Seiyuu Awards in March 2007.
On May 28, 2007, on the King Records label, Miyano debuted as a singer with the single "Kuon." The single debuted at number 47 on the Oricon charts and was used as the ending theme song for anime series Koutetsu Sangokushi. On June 13, he released a collaboration single titled "Fight," with fellow voice actress Romi Park. The duo's single debuted on the Oricon chart at number 73.
In 2008, at the second Seiyuu Awards, Miyano won "Best Actor in a Leading Role" for his roles Setsuna F. Seiei and Rikuson Hakugen, from Mobile Suit Gundam 00 and Koutetsu Sangokushi respectively. Miyano also married later that same year and he and his wife have a son together.
Non-anime voice roles:
- Riku - Kingdom Hearts series (VG)
- Ultraman Zero - Ultraman franchise
- Ignis Scientia - Final Fantasy XV (2016 VG)
- Peter B. Parker - Spider-Man: Into The Spider Verse; Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Films; JP dub)
- Mario - The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023 Film; JP dub)
- Newt Scamander - Fantastic Beasts series (Live action films; JP dub)
- Percy Weasley - Harry Potter franchise (Live action films; JP dub)
Death Note
TV, 2006
Light Yagami
MAIN
Hunter x Hunter (2011)
TV, 2011
Chrollo Lucilfer
SUPPORTING
One-Punch Man
TV, 2015
Ikemen Kamen Amai Mask
SUPPORTING
Tokyo Ghoul
TV, 2014
Shuu Tsukiyama
SUPPORTING
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
TV, 2009
Ling Yao
SUPPORTING
Assassination Classroom
TV, 2015
Gakushuu Asano
SUPPORTING
Steins;Gate
TV, 2011
Rintarou Okabe
MAIN
The Seven Deadly Sins
TV, 2014
Gilthunder
SUPPORTING
Douma
SUPPORTING
Fire Force
TV, 2019
Benimaru Shinmon
SUPPORTING
One-Punch Man Season 2
TV, 2019
Ikemen Kamen Amai Mask
SUPPORTING
Death Parade
TV, 2015
Harada
SUPPORTING
Bungo Stray Dogs
TV, 2016
Osamu Dazai
MAIN
Tokyo Ghoul √A
TV, 2015
Shuu Tsukiyama
SUPPORTING
Overlord
TV, 2015
Pandora's Actor
SUPPORTING
Soul Eater
TV, 2008
Death the Kid
MAIN
Douma
SUPPORTING
Gakushuu Asano
SUPPORTING
Tokyo Ghoul:re
TV, 2018
Shuu Tsukiyama
SUPPORTING
Fire Force Season 2
TV, 2020
Benimaru Shinmon
SUPPORTING
HAIKYU!! TO THE TOP
TV, 2020
Atsumu Miya
SUPPORTING
Durarara!!
TV, 2010
Masaomi Kida
MAIN
High School of the Dead
TV, 2010
Hisashi Igou
SUPPORTING
Gilthunder
SUPPORTING
Gachiakuta
TV, 2025