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Wataru Takagi

Real Wataru Takagi.jpg

Profile
Gender: Male
Date of birth: July 25, 1966
Location: Chiba Prefecture
Voice of: Genta Kojima
Wataru Takagi
Kamen Yaiba
Next Conan's Hint

Wataru Takagi (高木 渉 Takagi Wataru?), born July 25, 1966, is a seiyu from Chiba Prefecture.

In Detective Conan, he voices Genta Kojima, Wataru Takagi, Kamen Yaiba, and various minor characters, as well as the Next Conan's Hint announcer.

Other roles in Detective Conan

Other roles in Gosho Aoyama's prior series

Other notable works

Anime

Tokusatsu

Video game

Trivia

  • The character Detective Takagi is named after his voice actor. In the anime he was originally a nameless character called "Detective A" who would appear in the background in some episodes.[1] However while recording for episode episode 66, Inspector Megure's voice actor Chafurin adlibbed asking Detective A "What's your name?", to which Takagi's voice actor mistakenly responded with his own name and replied "It's Takagi".[2] While this ad-lib was not kept in for the airing, the name stuck and is used in this episode and beyond.
  • Several in-jokes are made in the anime regarding Takagi's numerous roles. For example, in Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Part 1), Genta remarks that Detective Takagi is probably unpopular with girls. At the end of the episode, Takagi announces the Next Conan's Hint in character as Detective Takagi still preoccupied with Sato and Shiratori.

References

  1. Anime News Network
  2. 高木渉 - Wikipedia (Japanese)
  3. Wataru Takagi - Wikipedia (English)
  4. MyAnimeList
  5. IMDB

See also