Hiroki Suzuki is a Japanese actor and voice actor born on June 4, 1985, in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. He is represented by the talent agency Awesome Inc. and began his entertainment career in 2007. His debut was in a live-action adaptation, and he gained prominence through leading roles in numerous stage play adaptations of popular manga and anime, including the musical Saiyuki, the stage play Touken Ranbu, and the stage play Yowamushi Pedal.

In addition to his extensive stage and television work, Suzuki has built a career in voice acting. He began voice acting in 2017, contributing to anime, video games, and Japanese dubs of foreign films. A significant milestone in his anime voice acting career was his role as the protagonist Hyakkimaru in the 2019 television anime series Dororo. He provided the voice for the character in this reboot of the classic series, a role that brought his voice work to a wider audience.

While the provided information confirms the role of Hyakkimaru in Dororo, the specific role of Kenichi Shikishima in Fumoon is not found in profiles for the actor born in 1985. Records indicate that a different voice actor of the same name, Hiroki Suzuki (born November 6, from Tokyo), is credited for roles in older anime productions, including the 1980 special Fumoon.

For his contributions to the performing arts, Hiroki Suzuki has received several accolades. He won the Best Actor award at the WOWOW Theater Awards in 2019. The following year, in 2020, he was honored with a Special Award at the 14th Seiyu Awards, which recognize achievement in voice acting.