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| + | | name = Yukitoshi Hori | ||
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| + | | gender = Male | ||
| + | | date-of-birth = September 12, 1952 | ||
| + | | place-of-birth = Setagaya, Tokyo | ||
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| + | | voice-of = [[Gin]] | ||
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| + | | footnotes = Older brother of [[Hideyuki Hori]] | ||
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'''{{nihongo|Yukitoshi Hori|堀 之紀|Hori Yukitoshi}}''', born September 12, 1952, is a [[seiyu]] from Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. | '''{{nihongo|Yukitoshi Hori|堀 之紀|Hori Yukitoshi}}''', born September 12, 1952, is a [[seiyu]] from Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. | ||
Revision as of 01:59, 26 August 2009
| Yukitoshi Hori | |
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Date of birth: | September 12, 1952 |
| Place of birth: | Setagaya, Tokyo |
| Voice of: | Gin |
| Older brother of Hideyuki Hori | |
Yukitoshi Hori (堀 之紀 Hori Yukitoshi), born September 12, 1952, is a seiyu from Setagaya Ward, Tokyo.
In Detective Conan he voices Gin. His younger brother, Hideyuki Hori, voices Tomoaki Araide.
Other Notable Roles
- Saint Seiya as Tokumaru Tatsumi
- Sakigake!! Otokojuku as Gekko
- Mobile Suit V Gundam as Goz Barl
- Kinnikuman: Scramble for the Throne as Neptuneman
- Dragon Ball Z as Dodoria, Cyborg #19
- Iron Leaguer as GZ
- Crayon Shin-chan as Robert McGuire
- Blue Gender as Robert Bradley
- Dynasty Warriors as Dong Zhou, Lu Meng
Trivia
- Apart from Detective Conan, Yukitoshi and Hideyuki have appeared in many anime together, such as Saint Seiya (as Tatsumi and Phoenix Ikki), Sakigake!! Otokojuku (as Gekko and Momotaro), and Dragon Ball Z (as Dodoria and Ginyu). They also had a notable guest appearance on InuYasha as The Human Eating Tree and Tokajin.
- Yukitoshi and Hideyuki's father was actor Yuji Hori, most notable for playing Yoshinari in The Tale of Genji.
