Mamoru MIYANO
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Staff in:
Koutetsu Sangokushi (TV) : Theme Song Performance (ED)
Cast in:
Antique Bakery (TV) as Eiji Kanda
Bakkyuu HIT! Crash Bedaman (TV) as Joe Fukairi
Big Windup! (TV) as Riou Nakazawa
(La) Corda D'Oro ~secondo passo~ (special) as Aoi Kaji
D.Gray-man (TV) as Chao Ji (ep 51)
Death Note (TV) as Light Yagami
Dragonaut - The Resonance (TV) as Ashim Jamal
El Cazador de la Bruja (TV) as L.A.
Eureka Seven (TV) as Moondoggie
Eyeshield 21 (TV) as Haruto Sakuraba
Gakuen Alice (TV) as Noda-sensei
Hakushaku to Yōsei (TV) as Ulysses
Hit wo Nerae! (TV) as Naoto Oizumi
Jewelpet (TV) as Keigo Taitō
Jinki:Extend (TV) as Kouse (Ep. 5)
Koutetsu Sangokushi (TV) as Hakugen Rikuson
Kurau: Phantom Memory (TV) as Ted (Ep. 24)
Kurozuka (TV) as Kuro
Kyo kara Maoh! 3rd Series (TV) as Delchias von Wincott (ep.16)
Love Love? (TV) as Naoto Ooizumi
Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (TV) as Setsuna F. Seiei
Mobile Suit Gundam 00 Second Season (TV) as Setsuna F. Seiei
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed C.E.73: Stargazer (ONA) as Shams Couza (ep 3, DVD version)
Ouran High School Host Club (TV) as Tamaki Suou; The Hatter (ep 13)
(The) Prince of Tennis (live-action movie) as Yanagi Renji
Rental Magica (TV) as Fin Kruda (ep 22-24)
Skip Beat! (TV) as Shoutaro/Shou Fuwa
Sokyuu no Fafner - Single Program - Right of Left- (special) as Ryou Masaoka
Sōten Kōro (TV) as Sou Sou (Cáo Cāo)
Soul Eater (TV) as Death the Kid
Suzuka (TV) as Kazuki Tsuda (Ep. 10)
Sword of the Stranger (movie) as Jyuurouta Inui; [+ unlisted credits]
Tales of Vesperia ~The First Strike~ (movie) as Flynn
Tokimeki Memorial ~Only Love~ (TV) as Riku Aoba
Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations (OAV) as Kamui
Vampire Knight (TV) as Zero Kiryū; Ichiru Kiryū
Vampire Knight Guilty (TV) as Zero Kiryū; Ichiru Kiryū
Wolf's Rain (OAV) as Kiba
Wolf's Rain (TV) as Kiba
World Destruction: Sekai Bokumetsu no Rokunin (TV) as Kylie Ilnis
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monster GX (TV) as Abidos the Third
Zipang (TV) as Katsutoshi Hayashibara
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