Kyōhei Zenyōji
Description
Kyōhei Zenyōji is a Japanese voice actor born on June 18 in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. He is affiliated with the talent agency 81 Produce, having joined the company in October 2021. He is a graduate of the Visual Techno Academia, a school for voice acting and entertainment.
Zenyōji began his voice acting career in the 2020s. His early anime roles include a soldier in the series Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth and members of Team V in the sports anime Blue Lock. He has steadily built a resume with supporting roles in a variety of television anime series. In 2024 and 2025, his work included voicing a male student in the supernatural series Dandadan, the captain of a soccer club and other students in Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian, and a monster in Dungeon People. His film work includes a role in the theatrical feature Blue Lock: Episode Nagi.
Beyond traditional television anime, Zenyōji has worked in web anime. Notably, he provides the voice for the character Hydrophant in the series Transformers: Wild King. His other web animation credits include Duel Masters LOST: Crystallization of Reminiscence.
Zenyōji has also built a significant body of work in video games. He has voiced roles in several major titles, including providing the voices for the characters Ditomarl, Monsieur Volonte Nouvelle, and Roalte in Genshin Impact. His other game credits include roles in Princess Connect! Re:Dive, Cookie Run Kingdom, Library of Ruina, and Disney Twisted-Wonderland.
In addition to Japanese animation and games, Zenyōji is active in the field of foreign drama and film dubbing, providing the Japanese voice for overseas actors. His dubbing credits include the series Wednesday, where he voiced Rowan Laslow; the film The Iron Claw, where he voiced Mike Von Erich; and the series Mary & George, where he played Kit Villiers. He has also performed lead voice roles in dubbing for projects such as Peter and the Magical Elephant.
His professional skills include speaking the Gunma dialect. His listed interests and specialties are video games, browsing for computer peripherals, skiing, playing music games, and high-speed typing.
Zenyōji began his voice acting career in the 2020s. His early anime roles include a soldier in the series Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth and members of Team V in the sports anime Blue Lock. He has steadily built a resume with supporting roles in a variety of television anime series. In 2024 and 2025, his work included voicing a male student in the supernatural series Dandadan, the captain of a soccer club and other students in Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian, and a monster in Dungeon People. His film work includes a role in the theatrical feature Blue Lock: Episode Nagi.
Beyond traditional television anime, Zenyōji has worked in web anime. Notably, he provides the voice for the character Hydrophant in the series Transformers: Wild King. His other web animation credits include Duel Masters LOST: Crystallization of Reminiscence.
Zenyōji has also built a significant body of work in video games. He has voiced roles in several major titles, including providing the voices for the characters Ditomarl, Monsieur Volonte Nouvelle, and Roalte in Genshin Impact. His other game credits include roles in Princess Connect! Re:Dive, Cookie Run Kingdom, Library of Ruina, and Disney Twisted-Wonderland.
In addition to Japanese animation and games, Zenyōji is active in the field of foreign drama and film dubbing, providing the Japanese voice for overseas actors. His dubbing credits include the series Wednesday, where he voiced Rowan Laslow; the film The Iron Claw, where he voiced Mike Von Erich; and the series Mary & George, where he played Kit Villiers. He has also performed lead voice roles in dubbing for projects such as Peter and the Magical Elephant.
His professional skills include speaking the Gunma dialect. His listed interests and specialties are video games, browsing for computer peripherals, skiing, playing music games, and high-speed typing.
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- JapaneseAnime overview: Transformers: Wild King