Yuki Sato (voice actor)

Yuki Sato (佐藤佑暉, Satō Yūki), also credited as Hiroyuki Satō (佐藤浩之, Satō Hiroyuki), is a Japanese actor and voice actor from Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. He is represented by Aoni Production.^[1]

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Yuki Sato
佐藤佑暉
Born	Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Other names	Hiroyuki Satō
Education	Tokai University
Occupations	Actor voice actor
Years active	1986–present
Agent	Aoni Production

List of voice performances in anime
Year	Series	Role	Notes
1988–97	Legend of the Galactic Heroes	Sanders	OVA
1989	Transformers: Victory	Mach, Drill Horn	aired on NTV
1989–96	Yanki Reppu-Tai	Takizawa	OVA
1990	Brave Exkaiser	Kumiko's Manager
1990	Magical Taruruto-kun	Motorcycle Gang
1990	Yagami-kun no Katei no Jijō	Yuzo Miyake	OVA
1991–92	3×3 Eyes	Tatsuya	OVA
1991	Mobile Suit Gundam F91	Kane Song
1992–96	Sailor Moon series	Motoki Furuhata
1992	The Bush Baby	Maurice
1993	Aoki Densetsu Shoot!	Shouji Hattori
1993	Rokudenashi Blues	Hironari Komiyama
1994	Captain Tsubasa J	Shun Nitta
1995	Romeo's Blue Skies	Leo, Panio
1996	Dragon Ball GT	Neji/Super Σ
1999	Gokudo	Tei
1999–2000	Blue Gender	Tony Frost
2002	Ultimate Muscle	Rikishiman, Apollonman
	Lady! Lady!	Mark	aired on TBS
	Kariagekun	Tachikawa	aired on CX

List of voice performances in video games
Year	Series	Role	Notes	Source^[1]
	KOF: Maximum Impact series	Alba Meira

List of voice performances in overseas dubbing
Year	Series	Role	Notes	Source^[1]
1991-2007	Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends	Donald, 'Arry, Harold	Seasons 2-8 only, succeeded 'Arry from Moriya Endo
2000	Thomas and the Magic Railroad	Harold

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Quick Facts Born, Other names ...

Yuki Sato
佐藤佑暉
Born	Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Other names	Hiroyuki Satō
Education	Tokai University
Occupations	Actor voice actor
Years active	1986–present
Agent	Aoni Production

Year	Series	Role	Notes	Source^[1]
	Ultraman Cosmos	Ultraman Cosmos
	U-otchi	Narration
	Go! Go! Connie-chan	Tomorokoshi-kun

Year	Series	Role	Notes	Source^[1]
	Ultraman Cosmos	Ultraman Cosmos
	U-otchi	Narration
	Go! Go! Connie-chan	Tomorokoshi-kun

Yuki Sato (voice actor)

Filmography

Anime

Video games

Overseas dubbing

Other dubbing

References

External links

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Yuki Sato (voice actor)

Filmography

Anime

Video games

Overseas dubbing

Other dubbing

References

External links

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