Personal details
- Birth Date: 1982-01-10
- Height: 4′ 11″ (1.50 m)
- Birth Location: Tokyo, Japan
- Professions: Actress, Music Department, Soundtrack
Misato Fukuen, born on January 10, 1982, right in the heart of Tokyo, has this wild, almost chameleon-like knack for bringing characters to life. Seriously, her range is nuts. You’ve probably heard her voice without even realizing it, especially if you’re into anime or gaming. She’s the voice behind some seriously iconic roles. Sailor Moon Crystal? Yep, that’s her lending her pipes to Chibiusa, adding a whole new layer of charm and mischief to the character. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood? Oh, she’s there too, giving some real depth and personality to the world. But it doesn't stop at anime. Super Street Fighter IV? She jumps right into the chaos, voicing characters with punch and attitude, making those fight scenes hit just a bit harder. Misato just slips into these roles like it’s the most natural thing in the world—one minute she’s a magical girl saving the universe, next she’s brawling in an epic street fight. The thing is, she’s not just resting on her laurels or phoning it in—her energy practically crackles through the screen, whether she’s delivering a heartfelt monologue or a snarky comeback. People in the industry actually talk about her versatility—she can flip from cute and bubbly to dead serious at the drop of a hat. It’s no wonder she keeps popping up in major franchises. Born and raised in Tokyo, she’s got all that city grit and sparkle rolled into one, making her a serious force in the acting and voiceover world.
Turns out, she’s no stranger to using other names when diving into adult-rated projects—Yuri Bara and Natsu Sawata are her go-to aliases. It’s pretty common in that industry, honestly. You see folks juggling multiple identities like it’s a second skin, mostly to keep their mainstream work separate from their spicy gigs. Keeps things a little mysterious, but also practical—nobody wants their grandma stumbling across their NSFW credits, right? Sometimes, fans don’t even realize they’re following the same creator under different names. It’s kind of a clever way to keep different audiences happy without all the awkward questions. So, when you spot those names in the credits, just know it’s her, switching it up depending on the vibe of the project. That little detail adds a layer of intrigue, and yeah, it's a neat reminder of how artists navigate the weird overlap between fame and privacy in entertainment.
January 10, 1982
4′ 11″ (1.50 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Tokyo, Japan
43 years old