Yui Watanabe (渡部 優衣, Watanabe Yui, born December 4, 1988) is a Japanese voice actress and singer. She is affiliated with Dandelion.

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Biography

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Filmography

Anime

• 30-sai no Hoken Taiiku - Macaron
• Chikasugi Idol Akae-chan - Akae
• Engaged to the Unidentified - Akane Yonomori[1][2]
• Ketsuekigata-kun! Featuring Yuri & Nasuno - Yuri Oshimoto
• KiraKira Pretty Cure A La Mode - Crystal Pegasus
• Long Riders! - Emi Kurata
• Mawaru Penguindrum - Hibari Isora
• PriPara - Mikan Shiratama
• Teekyuu - Yuri Oshimoto[3]
• Yuru Yuri San☆Hai!
• Million Doll - Momona
• Nyuru Nyuru!!Kakusen-Kun 2 - Niyuru-Nyan[4]

Games

• The Idolmaster Million Live - Nao Yokoyama[5]
• Girlfriend(Kari) - Rui Kamijo
• Shooting Girl - B&T APC9 SMG[6]
• Miko No Mori - Sumiyoshi Hiroka[7]

References

External links

• Official website (in Japanese)

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