小山茉美 こやま まみ Koyama Mami

Seiyuu Information

Born: January 17, 1955 From: Nishio, Aichi, Japan Work: Seiyuu, Singer Casting Group:  Aoni Productions

Seiyuu Notes

Provides the voice of Mary Alice Young (portrayed by Breda Strong) in the Japanese dub of the 2004 ABC series "Desperate Housewives".   Provided the voice of Alicia Nash (portrayed by Jennifer Connelly) for the Japanese dub of the 2001 Universal Pictures film, "A Beautiful Mind".   Provided the voice of Emma Murdoch (also portrayed by Jennifer Connelly) for the Japanese dub of the 1998 New Line Cinema film, "Dark City".   Provided the voice of Jenny Blake (that's right folks, portrayed by Jennifer Connelly) for the Japanese dub of the 1991 Walt Disney film, "The Rocketeer".   Provided the voice of Sarah (can you believe it... portrayed by Jennifer Connelly) for the Japanese dub of the 1986 Jim Henson Muppet movie "Labyrinth".   Provided the voice of Jennifer Corvino (Jennifer. Freakin'. Connelly.) for the Japanese dub of the 1985 Italian DAC film, "Phenomena" (known as "Creepers" in North America).   I think it's safe to assume that Koyama Mami's voice matches Jennifer Connelly's appearance perfectly... I mean, the roles span almost 2 decades, and cover a variety of movies from different studios, yet Koyama Mami always gets to play Jennifer Connelly. Very strange.   Provided the voice of Melissa Raccoon for the Japanese dub of the CBC's animated series "The Raccoons".   Provided the voice of Tina Armstrong in the "Dead or Alive" video game series.   Rehashed the role of Lunch in more recent DragonBall Z video games.   Rehashed the role of Ophiucus Shaina in the "Saint Seiya Sanctuary Chapter" video game.   Sang the second opening theme "Wai-Wai Koushinkyoku" and the second ending theme "Arale-chan Ondo" (both in character as Norimaki Arale) for the 1981 "Dr. Slump – Arale-chan" anime series.   Sang the opening theme "Love, Love, Minky Momo" as well as the ending theme "Minky Suteki Doriminpa" (both in character as Minky Momo) for the 1982 series "Magical Princess Minky Momo".

DragonBall Credits

#) Character Translation Source (First – Last credited) 1)  ランチ Lunch TV Series (DB: 15 – DBZ: 30) [Final] ランチ Lunch Movie (DB: 2 – 3) 2)  パスタ Pasta Movie (DB: 1) 3)  則巻アラレ Norimaki Arale TV Series (DB: 55 – 57) [Slump] 則巻アラレ Norimaki Arale Movie (DB: 3) aka:  アラレ Arale 4)  婦警 Policewoman Public Service (1) Note:  [Final] = Credited in the giant credit roll at the end of GT episode 64. [Slump] = This is a character from the original Dr. Slump – Arale-chan series.

Notable Anime Credits

#) Series Character Year 1)  Candy Candy Annie 1976 2)  Mobile Suit Gundam Kycilia Zabi 1979 3)  Nils' Fantastic Journey Nils Holgerson 1980 4)  Dr. Slump – Arale-chan Norimaki Arale 1981 5)  Urusei Yatsura Mendou Ryouko 1981 6)  Magical Princess Minky Momo Minky Momo 1982 7)  Dagger of Kamui Oyuki 1985 8)  DragonBall Lunch 1986 9)  Anmitsu Hime Anmitsu Hime 1986 10)  Saint Seiya Ophiucus Shaina 1986 11)  The Fuma Conspiracy (Lupin III movie) Mine Fujiko 1987 12)  Akira (movie) Kei 1988 13)  Riding Bean Semmerling 1989 14)  City Hunter '91 Miki 1991 15)  Brother, Dear Brother Ichinomiya Fukiko 1991 16)  Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon R Esmerodo 1993 17)  Battle Angel Chiren 1993 18)  Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team Karen Joshua 1996 19)  X (movie) Karen Kasumi 1996 20)  Pocket Monsters (aka: Pokemon) Ruriko 1997 21)  Missed by a Dollar (Lupin III special) Cynthia 2000 22)  Metropolis Enmy 2001 23)  Appleseed (movie) Athena 2004 24)  Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny Talia Gladys 2004 25)  Ayakashi ~ Japanese Classic Horror Oiwa Tamiya 2006 26)  Black Lagoon Balalaika 2006

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