Kosei Tomita was a legendary Japanese voice actor and narrator whose career spanned over five decades. He was best known for his distinctive, gravelly voice, which made him a staple in the anime industry from the 1960s through the 2020s. He gained immense popularity for voicing iconic characters such as Dr. Hell in 'Mazinger Z', Inspector Zenigata in the first series of 'Lupin III', and the title character in the 1980 version of 'Doraemon'.
Beyond his work in anime, Tomita was a prolific dubbing artist, providing the Japanese voice for many Western actors, including Ernest Borgnine and Telly Savalas. His dedication to the craft and his ability to bring depth to both comedic and villainous roles cemented his legacy as one of the pillars of the Japanese voice acting community. He passed away in September 2020, leaving behind a vast body of work that continues to influence generations of voice actors.
Complete Works & Dramalist
Chronological filmography with network broadcasts, character roles, and ratings.