Tomokazu Sugita is a Japanese voice actor and founder of talent agency AGRS. In Ultraman Ginga and its sequel series, he voices both the titular character and its main antagonist, Dark Lugiel.
Career[]
Tomokazu Sugita was affiliated with Myuras from 1998 until 2001, when Myuras dissolved. After a period of freelancing, he joined Atomic Monkey for 19 years, eventually leaving the company on April 1, 2020 and establishing a talent agency of his own, AGRS.
Roles[]
Voice acting[]
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 | Ultraman Ginga | Ultraman Ginga | |
| Dark Lugiel | Credited as Mysterious Voice | ||
| Ultraman Ginga Theater Special | |||
| 2014 | Ultraman Ginga Theater Special: Ultra Monster ☆ Hero Battle Royale! | Ultraman Ginga | |
| New Ultraman Retsuden | Episodes 40-45, 65-70, 79-89, 149, 152-155 | ||
| Dark Lugiel | Episode 79 | ||
| Ultraman Ginga S | Ultraman Ginga | ||
| Dark Lugiel | Episode 16 "The Fight for Tomorrow" | ||
| 2019 | Ultra Galaxy Fight: New Generation Heroes | ||
| 2020 | Ultra Galaxy Fight: The Absolute Conspiracy | Zett |
Stage[]
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Ultraman Festival 2016 Live Stage Part 1 | Ultraman Ginga | |
| Ultraman Festival 2016 Live Stage Part 2 | Zett | ||
| 2018 | Ultraman Festival 2018 Live Stage Part 1 | Ultraman Ginga | |
| Ultraman Festival 2018 Live Stage Part 2 | Magma Second Son |
Other Roles[]
- GinTama - Voices of Gintoki Sakata and Cello
- One Piece - Voice of Charlotte Katakuri
- Bleach - Voices of Kensei Muguruma and Noba
- Inuyasha - Voice of Musō (monk) and Renkotsu
- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Voice of Kyon
- The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan - Voice of Kyon
- BlazBlue - Voice of Ragna the Bloodedge
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Animation - Voice of Joseph Joestar
- Assassination Classroom - Voice of Tadaomi Karasuma
- Kanon - Voice of Yuichi Aizawa
- SKET Dance - Voice of Kazuyoshi "Switch" Usui
- Mega Man NT Warrior Beast - Voice of SlashMan.EXE
- Aikatsu Friends! - Osamu Minato
- Kamen Rider Zi-O - Voice of Kamen Rider Ginga
- Mashin Sentai Kiramager - Narrator, voice of King Oradin/Mashin Oradin
- My Hero Academia - Voice of Skeptic/Tomoyasu Chikazoku
- The Seven Deadly Sins: Revival of the Commandments - Voice of Escanor
- Monster Hunter Stories: Ride On - Voice of Reverto
- Attack on Titan - Voice of Marlo
- Kamen Rider Kiva - Voice of Kivat family members
- Arakawa Under the Bridge - Voice of Hoshi
- Black Clover - Voice of Gueldre Poizot
- Beelzebub - Voice of Hajime Kanzaki
- Bokurano - Voice of Daiichi Yamura
- Buddy Complex - Voice of Lee Conrad
- Dive - Voice of Atsuhiko Yamada
- Drifters - Voice of Saint-Germi
- Magi series - Voice of Drakon
- Saint Seiya Omega - Voices of Phoenix Ikki
- Space Battleship Tiramisu - Voice of Maybach Wilhelm
- A Certain Magical Index - Voice of Aureolus Izzard
- Mr. Osomatsu - Voice of Akumatsu
- Cardfight Vanguard G: NEXT - Voice of Nome Tatsunagi
- Transformers Robots In Disguise 2015 (ja: Transformers Adventure) - Dub voice of Drift
- The Flash (The CW) - Dub voice of Ray Palmer/Atom
- Shokugeki no Souma - Voice of Etsuya Eizan
- Kimetsu no Yaiba - Voice of Gyoumei Himejima
- Fire Emblem Awakening - Chrom
- Persona 5 - Yusuke Kitagawa
Trivia[]
- Sugita is best friends with fellow voice actor Yuichi Nakamura, who voiced the titular Ultraman in Ultraman Ginga's succeeding series, Ultraman X. Their friendship is always popularly joked among other voice actors.
- Sugita has a friendly rivalry with Tomokazu Seki, a fellow voice actor who shares the same first name. Ironically, Seki is one of the founding members of Atomic Monkey, Sugita's previous talent agency.
- His last voice portrayal of Ultraman Ginga was the first Ultraman Festival 2018 Live Stage, with most of Ginga's voice acting being done by Takuya Negishi in subsequent media. Nevertheless, he is open to the offer for reprising his role in the future.[1]
- In 2019, the Anime!Anime! website ranked Ultraman Ginga as the third place in Sugita's most memorable role, beating out other tokusatsu contemporaries such as Kivat III (7th) and Kamen Rider Ginga (11th).[2]
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