Yukie MAEDA

前田ゆきえ

Family name (in kanji): 前田

Given name (in kanji): ゆきえ

Also known as:

Kana Nojima

Date of birth: 1973-10-14

Hometown: Nara, Japan

Blood type: A

Hobbies:

Reading

Watching movies

Website:

Yukie Maeda @ Production baobab (Japanese)

About:

Lives in Côte d'Ivoire (Ivary Coast) since 6-month old until five.

Non-anime roles:

Cassiopeia in "Ratchet and Clank Future: A Crack in Time" (VG) (Japanese)

Faina in "Infinite Undiscovery" (VG) (Japanese)

Maki in "Soulcalibur Legends" (VG) (Japanese)

Tama-Chan in "Love Hina Advance" (VG) (Japanese)

as Kana Nojima

Family name (in kanji): 乃嶋

Given name (in kanji): 架菜

Non-anime roles:

Sōsō (Cao Cao) / Mōtoku / Karin in "Koihime Musou" (VG) (Japanese)

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Staff in:
Shin Koihime Musō: Otome Tairan (TV) : Theme Song Performance (ED)

Cast in:
Beyblade (TV) as Yuu
(The) Big O (TV) as Citizen (ep 16)
Blood+ (TV) (eps 8-9, 12); Alison (eps 10-11)
Case Closed (TV) as Miyahara Kanako (eps 236-237)
Descendants of Darkness (TV) as schoolgirl B (ep 4)
Dokkoida?! (TV) as Hana
Elemental Gelade (TV) as Orfas
Fushigiboshi no Futago Hime (TV) as Nina; Pearl's mother (ep 20)
Girls Bravo (TV) as Female Student 1
Grappler Baki Maximum Tournament (TV) as Kosho Shinogi (young); Kureha Shinogi (young)
Inuyasha (TV) as Guarding woman in mansion 1 (eps 151-153); Shintaro's Sister Tsuki (eps 112-113)
Kamichu! (TV) as Ino; Newspaper Reporter (DVD ep 10)
Koihime Musō (OAV) as Sōsō Mōtoku/Karin
Koihime Musō (TV) as Sou Sou/Karin
Kokoro Library (TV) as Old Lady (ep 1)
Love Hina (TV) as Girl (Shinobu's classmate; Naru's classmate; eps 2, 7); landlady (ep 5); Naru's mother (eps 22, 24); Onsen Tamago (flying hot spring turtle; 14 episodes

eps 6, 9-11, 13-16, 19-24

); Sachiyo Matsumoto (Motoko's follower; 6 episodes

eps 1, 3, 8, 12, 17-18

)
Love Hina Again (OAV) as Onsen Tamago
Love Hina Spring Special - I Wish Your Dream as Sachiyo Matsumoto
Love Hina X'mas Special - Silent Eve as Onsen Tamago; Sachiyo Matsumoto
Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (TV) as Homeroom teacher
Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's (TV) as Teacher
Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The MOVIE 1st as Teacher
Noein - to your other self (TV) as Emi (eps 8-9)
Scrapped Princess (TV) as Woman B (ep 3)
Shin Koihime Musō (OAV) as Sōsō (Cao Cao) / Mōtoku / Karin
Shin Koihime Musō (TV) as Sōsō (Cao Cao) / Mōtoku / Karin
Shin Koihime Musō: Otome Tairan (OAV) as Sōsō (Cao Cao) / Mōtoku / Karin
Shin Koihime Musō: Otome Tairan (TV) as Sōsō (Cao Cao) / Mōtoku / Karin
Star Ocean EX (TV) as Woman B (ep 21)
Step Up Love Story (OAV); Dresser (ep 1)
Texhnolyze (TV) as Ichise's Mother
Transformers: Armada (TV) as Arcee; Carlos
Transformers: Energon (TV) as Alpha Q (female)
(The) World of Narue (TV) as Hatakaze (ep 4); Kiriri Kaibashira; Yagi's Mother

Cast in:
(under the name of Kana Nojima)
Angelium (OAV) as Persepone
Boobalicious (OAV) as auntie (ep 2)
Dirty Thoughts (OAV) as Kisumi Takane
Kanojo x Kanojo x Kanojo - San Shimai to no DokiDoki Kyōdō Seikatsu (OAV) as Mafuyu Orifushi
(The) Night When Evil Falls (OAV) as Akane Kido
Sexy Magical Girl (OAV) as Yua Ōmi

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