Yūya Hirose

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Yūya Hirose (広瀬 裕也, Hirose Yūya, born April 9, 1996)^[2] is a Japanese voice actor who is affiliated with Arts Vision.^[3] He is known for his roles as Junichi Aizawa in Handa-kun, Aki Kashii in Dynamic Chord, Yūta Hibiki in SSSS.Gridman, Takuma Akutsu in Val × Love, and Haruka Isumi in IDOLiSH7.

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2013

• Chronicles of the Going Home Club as Lloyd Ando (episodes 8 and 9)^[4]

2015

• Go! Princess PreCure as Tennis club member^[4]
• Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma as Schoolboy B (episode 19)^[4]
• Aoharu × Machinegun as Gamer^[4]
• Chivalry of a Failed Knight as Student (episode 4)^[4]
• Star-Myu as Student^[4]

2016

• The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. as Baseball boy A (episode 21)^[4]
• Cheer Boys!! as Daichi Norita^[5]
• Handa-kun as Junichi Aizawa^[6]
• Dynamic Chord as Aki "Knight" Kashii^[7]

2017

• The Saga of Tanya the Evil as Klein Balhelm (episode 5)^[4]
• Fuuka as Schoolboy (episode 2)^[4]
• Interviews with Monster Girls as Schoolboy (episode 1)^[4]
• Tsuki ga Kirei as Shō Nagahara^[8]

2018

• SSSS.Gridman as Yūta Hibiki^[9]

2019

• O Maidens in Your Savage Season as Shun Amagiri^[10]
• Val × Love as Takuma Akutsu^[11]

2020

• Darwin's Game as Hamada^[12]
• Digimon Survive as Shuuji Kayama^[13]
• Carnelian Blood as Byakuya Amemiya^[14]

2021

• Tokyo Revengers as Takuya Yamamoto^[15]
• IDOLiSH7: Third Season as Haruka Isumi^[16]
• Deep Insanity: The Lost Child as Lawrence Larry Jackson^[17]
• Tsukipro the Animation 2 as Seiya^[18]

2022

• On Air Dekinai! as Chief AD Yokoyama^[19]
• 3-byo Ato, Yajū.: Gōkon de Suma ni Ita Kare wa Midara na Nikushoku Deshita as Yūto Azusawa (on-air version)^[20]
• Shoot! Goal to the Future as Tōya Nakano^[21]
• Vermeil in Gold as Alto Goldfield^[22]
• The Little Lies We All Tell as Hanzō^[23]

2023

• Tsurune: The Linking Shot as Tōma Higuchi^[24]

2024

• Chained Soldier as Yuuki Wakura^[25]
• Delicious in Dungeon as Holm^[26]
• I Was Reincarnated as the 7th Prince so I Can Take My Time Perfecting My Magical Ability as Dian^[27]
• Negative Positive Angler as Alua^[28]

2025

• I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic as Bruno^[29]
• Übel Blatt as Köinzell^[30]

2022

• Toku Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru ~Setsugetsuka~ as Kotegiri Gou^[31]

2023

• Gridman Universe as Yūta Hibiki^[32]

2017

• IDOLiSH7 as Haruka Isumi^[16]

2021

• Gate of Nightmares as Azel^[33]

2022

• Digimon Survive as Shuuji Kayama^[34]

2023

• Synduality as Alba Kuze^[35]
• Ys X: Nordics as Cruz Carpent^[36]
• Atelier Resleriana: Forgotten Alchemy & the Liberator of Polar Night as Roman^[37]

2021

• Fantastic Night as Kuon Kamizuki

• Dogman as Teenage Douglas^[38]

• Official agency profile (in Japanese)
• Yūya Hirose at Anime News Network's encyclopedia