Yū Mizushima (水島 裕, Mizushima Yū^?) is a Japanese seiyū. He was born Kenji Noda (野田 憲司, Noda Kenji^?) on 1956-01-18 in Tokyo, Japan. He is the Japanese voice-over for Sammo Hung, and is the Japanese voice of Wakko.

[edit] Notable Roles

• .hack//Intermezzo as Male Heavyblade
• Black Cat as Doctor (Kanzaki)
• Black Jack
• Black Magic M-66 as Leakey
• Chaotic as Codemaster Tirasis
• Choudenji Machine Voltes V as Kentaro Go/Ragooru
• Devilman (1987/1990 OAV) as Ryo Asuka
• Fire Tripper as Shukomaru
• Fullmetal Alchemist as Scar's Brother
• Golion as Isamu Kurogane ("Lance")
• Guyver: Out of Control as Sho Fukamachi/Guyver
• Hana no Ko Lunlun as Serge Flora (Selge)
• Juken Sentai Gekiranger as Elehung Kambou
• Kaiketsu Zorori as Goburu
• Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo as Sudou (ep 100)
• L/R: Licensed by Royalty as Rocky
• Legend of the Galactic Heroes as Neithardt Müller
• Madlax as Luciano
• Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami as Toshio Ohtomo
• Mahou no Yousei Persia as Riki Muroi
• Naruto as Mondai (ep 161)
• Neo Tokyo as Tsutomo Sugioka
• Obake no Q-Taro as Shinichi
• Pocket Monsters: Diamond and Pearl as Gen/Riley
• Requiem from the Darkness as Gunhachirou (Momosuke’s brother)
• Six God Combination Godmars as Mars/Takeru Myoujin
• Saint Seiya as Orion Jäger; Lizard Misty; Sid, Bud
• Space Battleship Yamato as Jiro Shima
• Spirit Warrior as Tenshu
• Submarine Super 99 as Gorô Oki
• Super Mario Brothers: Peach-hime Kyuushutsu Daisakusen as Luigi
• Superhuman Combat Team Baratack as Mac (debut)
• Tekken Chinmi as Raochu
• The Rose of Versailles: I'll Love You As Long As I Live as Andre
• Tokimeki Tonight as Shun
• Tsubasa Chronicle as Sakura's Father
• Ulysses 31 as Telemachos
• Urusei Yatsura
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters as Bobasa (Part 7: The Pharaoh's Memory); Light Mask (ep 70-74); Rare Hunter (ep 68)

[edit] Singing

• Warrior of Love Rainbowman both 1972 and 1982 openings, 1972 ED (as Kenji Yasunaga)

[edit] External links

• YU THE DEBUGON
• Yū Mizushima at the Anime News Network
• Yū Mizushima at the Internet Movie Database

Preceded by original voice

Voice of Sho Fukamachi 1986

Succeeded by Takeshi Kusao