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He also has some sort of rivalry with [[Tomokazu Seki]], just because [[Name's the Same|they have the same given name]]. They are in fact managed by the same agency [http://www.atomicmonkey.jp/ Atomic Monkey] which Seki is a founding member of.
He also has some sort of rivalry with [[Tomokazu Seki]], just because [[Name's the Same|they have the same given name]]. They are in fact managed by the same agency [http://www.atomicmonkey.jp/ Atomic Monkey] which Seki is a founding member of.


He's <s>apparently</s> very [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKykThbowOk "hardcore"] according to the [[Blaz Blue|Blue Radio]] podcast. Plus it's known, from various radio shows and interviews, that he's also a VERY keen gamer and anime [[Otaku]], coming out with references to anime, manga and games even when nobody besides him knows what he's talking about. This is why he's nicknamed '[[Fan Nickname|Freedom Sugita]]' by fans. And no, he is not doing this because he's influenced by his role in ''[[Gintama]]''. He just happened to be awesome like that. Occasionally, a fellow seiyu or two will catch the references and continue the conversation from there.
He's <s>apparently</s> very [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKykThbowOk "hardcore"] according to the [[Blaz Blue|Blue Radio]] podcast. Plus it's known, from various radio shows and interviews, that he's also a VERY keen gamer and anime [[Otaku]], coming out with references to anime, manga and games even when nobody besides him knows what he's talking about. This is why he's nicknamed '[[Fan Nickname|Freedom Sugita]]' by fans. And no, he is not doing this because he's influenced by his role in ''[[Gintama]]''. He just happened to be awesome like that. Occasionally, a fellow seiyu or two will catch the references and continue the conversation from there.


He's notable that for a few times, he made some ''spot on'' [[Norio Wakamoto]] impressions, once in [[Blaz Blue|Bururaji]], again in ''[[Gintama]]'' and later when he, along with [[Yuuichi Nakamura]] and [[Takahiro Sakurai]], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNkATKq0bUw do so] while playing a ''[[Yu Yu Hakusho]] Genesis'' fighting game, [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?|all picking Wakamoto's character. And narrating it.]] Later he does it again in ''[[Sket Dance]]''.
He's notable that for a few times, he made some ''spot on'' [[Norio Wakamoto]] impressions, once in [[Blaz Blue|Bururaji]], again in ''[[Gintama]]'' and later when he, along with [[Yuuichi Nakamura]] and [[Takahiro Sakurai]], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNkATKq0bUw do so] while playing a ''[[Yu Yu Hakusho]] Genesis'' fighting game, [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?|all picking Wakamoto's character. And narrating it.]] Later he does it again in ''[[Sket Dance]]''.
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=== Voice roles by Tomokazu Sugita: ===
=== Voice roles by Tomokazu Sugita: ===
* Kyon in ''[[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]]''
* Kyon in ''[[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]]''
* Gintoki Sakata in ''[[Gintama]]''
* Gintoki Sakata in ''[[Gintama]]''
{{quote|[[Breaking the Fourth Wall|Bet you're thinking "this isn't how I imagined Gin-chan to sound", huh? Well sorry, this is the voice I was born with.]]}}
{{quote|[[Breaking the Fourth Wall|Bet you're thinking "this isn't how I imagined Gin-chan to sound", huh? Well sorry, this is the voice I was born with.]]}}
* Hideki Motosuwa in ''[[Chobits]]''
* Hideki Motosuwa in ''[[Chobits]]''
* Kensei Muguruma and Nova in ''[[Bleach]]''
* Kensei Muguruma and Nova in ''[[Bleach]]''
* Rin Tsuchimi in ''[[Shuffle]]''
* Rin Tsuchimi in ''[[Shuffle]]''
* Leon Mishima in ''[[Macross Frontier]]''
* Leon Mishima in ''[[Macross Frontier]]''
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* Ragna the Bloodedge in ''[[Blaz Blue]]'' ("'''[[Gratuitous English|INFERNO DIVIDAAAAA!!!]]'''")
* Ragna the Bloodedge in ''[[Blaz Blue]]'' ("'''[[Gratuitous English|INFERNO DIVIDAAAAA!!!]]'''")
* Dias Flac in ''[[Star Ocean the Second Story|Star Ocean:]] [[Video Game Remake|Second Evolution]]'' (Succeeding [[Ryo Horikawa]])
* Dias Flac in ''[[Star Ocean the Second Story|Star Ocean:]] [[Video Game Remake|Second Evolution]]'' (Succeeding [[Ryo Horikawa]])
* Yuuichi Aizawa in the [[Kyo Ani]] adaptation and [[Play Station Portable|PSP]] port of ''[[Kanon]]''
* Yuuichi Aizawa in the [[Kyo Ani]] adaptation and [[PlayStation Portable|PSP]] port of ''[[Kanon]]''
* "That Man" in ''[[Guilty Gear]] 2: Overture'' & ''[[Guilty Gear]] [[Capcom Sequel Stagnation|XX Accent Core]] [[Updated Rerelease|Plus]]''
* "That Man" in ''[[Guilty Gear]] 2: Overture'' & ''[[Guilty Gear]] [[Capcom Sequel Stagnation|XX Accent Core]] [[Updated Rerelease|Plus]]''
* Kivat-Bat III and Kivat-Bat II in ''[[Kamen Rider Kiva]]''
* Kivat-Bat III and Kivat-Bat II in ''[[Kamen Rider Kiva]]''
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* Saki Tochō in ''Miracle Train [[Ōedo-sen e Yōkoso]]''
* Saki Tochō in ''Miracle Train [[Ōedo-sen e Yōkoso]]''
* Shin in ''[[Fist of the North Star|Hokuto]] [[Dynasty Warriors|Musou]]''
* Shin in ''[[Fist of the North Star|Hokuto]] [[Dynasty Warriors|Musou]]''
* Hajime Kanzaki in ''[[Beelzebub]]''
* Hajime Kanzaki in ''[[Beelzebub]]''
* Hoshi in ''[[Arakawa Under the Bridge]]''
* Hoshi in ''[[Arakawa Under the Bridge]]''
* Hyakkimaru in ''Blood Will Tell'', a [[PlayStation 2]] game based on ''[[Dororo]]'' by Osamu Tezuka
* Hyakkimaru in ''Blood Will Tell'', a [[PlayStation 2]] game based on ''[[Dororo]]'' by Osamu Tezuka
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* Aurelius Izzard in ''[[To Aru Majutsu no Index]]''
* Aurelius Izzard in ''[[To Aru Majutsu no Index]]''
* Keisuke in ''[[Togainu no Chi]]''
* Keisuke in ''[[Togainu no Chi]]''
* DJ Condor in ''[[Oretachi ni Tsubasa wa Nai]]''
* DJ Condor in ''[[Oretachi ni Tsubasa wa Nai]]''
* Kanata Nanami in ''[[Starry Sky]]''
* Kanata Nanami in ''[[Starry Sky]]''
* Yuuya Kizami and Shimoda the Gentlemanly Spirit in ''[[Corpse Party]]''
* Yuuya Kizami and Shimoda the Gentlemanly Spirit in ''[[Corpse Party]]''
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* Hidenori in ''[[Daily Lives of High School Boys]]''
* Hidenori in ''[[Daily Lives of High School Boys]]''
* Shoukin Kagerou in ''[[Inu X Boku SS]]''
* Shoukin Kagerou in ''[[Inu X Boku SS]]''
* Krom in ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening]]''
* Krom in ''[[Fire Emblem: Awakening]]''


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Revision as of 04:48, 5 October 2014

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Describe Tomokazu-GAUNTLET HADES!-Sugita here, and do it in an old-fashioned way.

One of the seiyuus who went from virtually unnoticed to VERY POPULAR thanks to the anime juggernaut that is The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, where he voiced Kyon. Before that, some people might recognise him as Hideki from Chobits, but, well that's quite in the past. After his performance as Kyon, he started displaying a wide range of voices, making him one of the best and most revered seiyus in the business today. His forte is most likely the Deadpan Snarker type.

He also has some sort of rivalry with Tomokazu Seki, just because they have the same given name. They are in fact managed by the same agency Atomic Monkey which Seki is a founding member of.

He's apparently very "hardcore" according to the Blue Radio podcast. Plus it's known, from various radio shows and interviews, that he's also a VERY keen gamer and anime Otaku, coming out with references to anime, manga and games even when nobody besides him knows what he's talking about. This is why he's nicknamed 'Freedom Sugita' by fans. And no, he is not doing this because he's influenced by his role in Gintama. He just happened to be awesome like that. Occasionally, a fellow seiyu or two will catch the references and continue the conversation from there.

He's notable that for a few times, he made some spot on Norio Wakamoto impressions, once in Bururaji, again in Gintama and later when he, along with Yuuichi Nakamura and Takahiro Sakurai, do so while playing a Yu Yu Hakusho Genesis fighting game, all picking Wakamoto's character. And narrating it. Later he does it again in Sket Dance.

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Him and Yuuichi Nakamura also host a program called Tokyo Encounter where they play video games and share some trivia. And also goof off. That Wakamoto impersonation? It's from that show.


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