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Japanese voice actress of Naomi Hunter has passed away

Hiromi Tsuru, who did the Japanese voice for Naomi Hunter in the Metal Gear Solid series has passed away at 57.

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naruga2762d ago (Edited 2762d ago )

MGS4...... japan version at least ....ended to be a hell of an exclusive -collectible (especially the original black PS3 label)...as it can never be repeated or rereleased by the same people (Hideo Kojima , David Hayter...and rest of voice actors) and never was released on any other console....

also RIP..

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Deep-throat2762d ago

Noticed how many MGS voice actors have passed away this year?

Nyxus2762d ago

Yeah John Cygan, Barry Dennen and now Hiromi Tsuru. Sad year...

DarkOcelet2762d ago

Yeah, its sad to know how many of them passed away.

TheVigilanteCode2762d ago

Her voice for Naomi was indeed great, but she was most well known for voicing Bulma from the Dragonball IP entirely, not only in anime but all mediums except those live action movies.

RIP Hiromi.

FullmetalRoyale2762d ago (Edited 2762d ago )

Ah, Bulma...

https://data.whicdn.com/ima...

She was a talent, to be sure.

Nyxus2762d ago

True. She also did the voice of Reina in the Yakuza series.

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Chocorocket2762d ago (Edited 2762d ago )

she also did the voice of bulma....dragon ball

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