Nobuyuki Ogawa was born on October 4, 1976, in Tokyo, Japan. He is an actor and voice performer, primarily recognized for his work in Japanese tokusatsu productions, which are live-action special effects films and television series. He was formerly affiliated with the talent agency Office May and has since retired from the entertainment industry.

Ogawa began his on-screen career in 1998 with a role in the television drama "Seija no Koushin" (also known as "Seasons of Youth"). His most significant and defining work came in the early 2000s within the Kamen Rider franchise. In the 2000 series "Kamen Rider Kuuga," he performed dual roles as two different members of the Gurongi, the monstrous antagonists of the series. He first appeared as Zu-Badzu-Ba, a role he played from episodes three through six. Later, he returned to the series in a more prominent capacity as Go-Badaa-Ba, appearing from episode twenty-one to episode thirty-three. In both instances, he provided the voice for the characters' monster forms and portrayed their human-like disguises. The character Go-Badaa-Ba, a grasshopper-themed warrior with a red scarf and high-speed motorcycle, is notable for being a deliberate homage to the original Kamen Rider.

Beyond voice work, Ogawa has numerous on-screen acting credits. In 2000, the same year as his work on "Kamen Rider Kuuga," he also appeared in the acclaimed crime drama "Ikebukuro West Gate Park". He is also well-known to fans of the Ultra Series for his role as Kenjiro Koba in the 2005 tokusatsu series "Ultraman Max". He reprised this role in subsequent "Ultraman Max" DVD specials and television specials. His other film credits include appearances in "The Ring 0: Birthday" (2000), "Death Note" (2006), and the horror film "Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman" (2007), also known as "恐怖爆发". His later career included roles in television series such as "Tokumei! Keiji don kame" and the film "Suspect X".