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Pretty much the precursor of Nobuyuki Hiyama and the Ur Example when it comes to Hot-Blooded characters. Akira Kamiya is one of the earlier and most famous seiyuus, being the favorite by several other veteran seiyuus, and his characters, while mostly Hot-Blooded, range from downright typical heroic, perverted or stoic. He is also one of the causes of the second seiyuu boom. All good things would come to an end, however, as Akira himself has stated that as age caught up with him, he can no longer do all those famous role types again, thus prefers teaching and tutoring the next generation of seiyuus.

Does a lot of jobs as Super Robot heroes, which is probably what makes him so legendary.

Akira Kamiya has performed in the following roles:

Kenshiro in Fist of the North Star (the first one)
Ryo Saeba in City Hunter (His personal favorite)
Kinnikuman in Kinnikuman
Mendou Shuutarou in Urusei Yatsura (WHAAAA!!! KURAI YO SEMAI YO KOWAI YO!!!!)
Ryoma Nagare in Getter Robo(The classic and G versions, not the ones in Armageddon or Shin vs Neo or New, although he was the narrator for the first episode of Armageddon)
- Also in all Super Robot Wars console games that uses the 70s anime version of the Getter Team.
Kazuya Ryuuzaki in Daimos, Super Robot Wars Alpha 2 and 3 and Super Robot Wars MX,
Tadashi Daiba in Captain Harlock
Akira Hibiki in Raideen, Super Robot Wars Alpha, Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden, Super Robot Wars Impact, Super Robot Wars MX, Super Robot Wars Alpha 3, and both Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander games
Sanshiro Tsuwabuki in Gaiking, Shin Super Robot Wars, Super Robot Wars Alpha 2 and 3.
Roy Focker in Macross, Macross Zero, Super Robot Wars Alpha, Alpha Gaiden, and Alpha 3, Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander the 2nd, and Another Century's Episode 2, 3, and R (though he only shows up at the beginning of the Macross Zero route)
Professor Tomoe in Sailor Moon (Playing Against Type)
Shun Mitaka in Maison Ikkoku. Playing Against Type again.
Roll Kran in Dangaioh and Super Robot Wars Impact
Iago (Japanese dub) in Aladdin and Kingdom Hearts II
Kogoro Mouri of Detective Conan. Replaced by Rikiya Koyama.
Crown Prince Sincline in GoLion
Kuston Brown in Brigadoon Marin and Melan
Guy Kazama in Last Alert
Black Cross Fuhrer in the Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger movie Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle
Adult Chirin from Chirin no Suzu

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 '''''[[Calling Your Attacks|KAMIYA AKIRA]]'''''
-Pretty much the precursor of [[Nobuyuki Hiyama]] and the [[Ur Example]] when it comes to [[Hot Blooded]] characters. Akira Kamiya is one of the earlier and most famous seiyuus, being the favorite by several other veteran seiyuus, and his characters, while mostly [[Hot Blooded]], range from downright typical heroic, perverted or stoic. He is also one of the causes of the second seiyuu boom. All good things would come to an end, however, as Akira himself has stated that as age caught up with him, he can no longer do all those famous role types again, thus [[Big Brother Mentor|prefers teaching and tutoring the next generation of seiyuus]].
+Pretty much the precursor of [[Nobuyuki Hiyama]] and the [[Ur Example]] when it comes to [[Hot-Blooded]] characters. Akira Kamiya is one of the earlier and most famous seiyuus, being the favorite by several other veteran seiyuus, and his characters, while mostly [[Hot-Blooded]], range from downright typical heroic, perverted or stoic. He is also one of the causes of the second seiyuu boom. All good things would come to an end, however, as Akira himself has stated that as age caught up with him, he can no longer do all those famous role types again, thus [[Big Brother Mentor|prefers teaching and tutoring the next generation of seiyuus]].
 Does a lot of jobs as [[Super Robot]] heroes, which is probably what makes him so legendary.
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-=== Some of his roles include: ===
 * Kenshiro in ''[[Fist of the North Star]]'' (the first one)
 * Ryo Saeba in ''[[City Hunter]]'' (His personal favorite)
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 * [[The Danza|Akira Hibiki]] in ''[[Raideen]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha]] Gaiden'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Compact 2|Super Robot Wars Impact]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars MX]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha]] 3'', and both ''Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander games''
 * Sanshiro Tsuwabuki in ''[[Gaiking]]'', ''Shin [[Super Robot Wars]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha]] 2 and 3''.
-* Roy Focker in ''[[Macross]]'', ''[[Macross Zero]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha]]'', ''Alpha Gaiden'', and ''Alpha 3'', ''Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander the 2nd'', and ''[[Another Centurys Episode]] 2'', ''3'', and ''R'' (though he only shows up at the beginning of the ''[[Macross Zero]]'' route)
+* Roy Focker in ''[[Macross]]'', ''[[Macross Zero]]'', ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha]]'', ''Alpha Gaiden'', and ''Alpha 3'', ''Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander the 2nd'', and ''[[Another Century's Episode]] 2'', ''3'', and ''R'' (though he only shows up at the beginning of the ''[[Macross Zero]]'' route)
 * Professor Tomoe in ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' ([[Playing Against Type]])
 * Shun Mitaka in [[Maison Ikkoku]]. [[Playing Against Type]] again.
 * Roll Kran in ''[[Dangaioh]]'' and ''[[Super Robot Wars Compact 2|Super Robot Wars Impact]]''
-* Iago (Japanese dub) in ''[[Aladdin (Disney)|Aladdin]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts]] II''
+* Iago (Japanese dub) in ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts]] II''
-* Kogoro Mouri of ''[[Detective Conan (Manga)|Detective Conan]]''. Replaced by [[Rikiya Koyama]].
+* Kogoro Mouri of ''[[Detective Conan]]''. Replaced by [[Rikiya Koyama]].
-* Crown Prince Sincline in ''[[Go Lion]]''
+* Crown Prince Sincline in ''[[GoLion]]''
 * Kuston Brown in ''[[Brigadoon Marin and Melan]]''
 * Guy Kazama in ''[[Last Alert]]''
-* [[Himitsu Sentai Goranger|Black Cross Fuhrer]] in the ''[[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger (TV)|Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger]]'' movie ''[[Orphaned/Recap/Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle|Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle]]''
+* [[Himitsu Sentai Goranger|Black Cross Fuhrer]] in the ''[[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger]]'' movie ''[[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger/Recap/Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle|Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle]]''
 * Adult Chirin from ''[[Chirin no Suzu]]''
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 ''What? That's imposs - [[Your Head Asplode|HIDEBU!!]]'' }}
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v t e Anime Grand Prix for Voice Acting
A readers' choice award given by Animage magazine
Male, 1979–1990	Akira Kamiya (1979, 1980 1st half, 1980 2nd half, 1981) Toshio Furukawa (1982) Akira Kamiya (1983, 1984, 1985) Kazuki Yao (1986) Akira Kamiya (1987, 1988, 1989, 1990)
Female, 1979–1990	Noriko Ohara (1979, 1980 1st half, 1980 2nd half) Mami Koyama (1981, 1982, 1983) Sumi Shimamoto (1984) Saeko Shimazu (1985) Mayumi Tanaka (1986) Sumi Shimamoto (1987, 1988) Megumi Hayashibara (1989, 1990)
1991-present	Megumi Hayashibara (1991, 1992, 1993) Megumi Ogata (1994) Megumi Hayashibara (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001) Soichiro Hoshi (2002) Romi Park (2003) Akira Ishida (2004) Soichiro Hoshi (2005, 2006) Jun Fukuyama (2007, 2008) Aki Toyosaki (2009) Daisuke Ono (2010) Mamoru Miyano (2011) Yūki Kaji (2012, 2013) Tatsuhisa Suzuki (2014) Jun Fukuyama (2015) Hiroshi Kamiya (2016) Soma Saito (2017, 2018) Natsuki Hanae (2019) Aoi Yuuki (2020)