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Hekiru Shiina (椎名へきる Shiina Hekiru?) is a Japanese voice actress, song writer, and J-pop singer who has done voice work for the Japanese version of Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie.
History[]
Shiina debuted as a singer at age 17 in 1991. Her first voice role was Tenshiko in K.O. Beast in 1992.
Shiina is currently contracted with Arts Vision, a major agency for talent in Tokyo, and was formerly working under Sony Music Records, her record label until 2009. Now her record label is Lantis.
Filmography[]
Anime[]
- Danganronpa: The Animation - Celestia Ludenberg
- Girls und Panzer - Ami Chono
- K.O. Beast - Tenshiko
- Mega Man: The Power Battle, Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters, and Mega Man: Upon a Star - Mega Man
- YAT Anshin! Uchu Ryokou- Tenjōin Katsura
Credits[]
Voice acting[]
External links[]
- Hekiru Shiina at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Hekiru Shiina at Behind the Voice Actors.
- Hekiru Shiina at the Internet Movie Database
| Characters | Sonic · Tails · Knuckles · Robotnik · Sara · Hyper Metal Sonic · President · Old Man Owl · Metal Robotnik · President's aide · Buzz Bomber · Crabmeat · Crawlton · Snail Blaster · Robotnik's guard robots · Demonic robots | |
| Voice actors | English | Martin Burke (Sonic) · Lainie Frasier (Tails) · Bill Wise (Knuckles) · Edwin Neal (Robotnik, President) · Gary Dehan (Metal) · Charles Campbell (Old Man Owl) · Sascha Biesi (Sara) |
| Japanese | Masami Kikuchi (Sonic) · Hekiru Shiina (Tails) · Yasunori Matsumoto (Knuckles) · Junpei Takiguchi (Robotnik) · Yuzuru Fujimoto (President) · Masami Kikuchi (Metal) · Chafūrin (Old Man Owl) · Mika Kanai (Sara) · Akimitsu Takase (President's aide) | |
| Others | Ancient Relics · Egg Mobile · Forest Town · Green Lake City · "Look-a-like" · Land of Darkness · Land of the Sky · List of voice actors · Navigator · North Pole · Planet Freedom · Presidential House · Robot Generator · Robotropolis · South Island · Warp Zone | |
Former Japanese Voice Actors