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Hiroshi Mizushima

Daisuke Mizushima is credited as the voice actor for the character in 'Kadenz fermata//Akkord: fortissimo.'

Additional information
The sovereign's kissVoiced by Kazuki Aihara (Kimi Kiss Pure Rouge anime version)
Hatsune Island IIIIan Selway (D.C.III P.S.)
Death notice posts for the next victimThis work is dubbed in Japanese
White Album 2: The Happiness Beyond the Post"WHITE ALBUM2 Original Soundtrack ~encore~" Album Version Vocals (encore character recording)

Materials

Daisuke Mizushima is credited as the voice actor for the character in 'Kadenz fermata//Akkord: fortissimo.'

Participated in works

White Album 2: The Other Side of Happiness: Voiced by Haruki Kitahara; White Photo Album 2 mini After Story: voiced by Haruki Kitahara.

Production and performance

Daisuke Mizushima is credited as the voice actor for Ikki Aihara in 'Kimi Kiss' (Kimi Kiss pure rouge anime version).

Daichu Mizushima is credited as the voice actor Ian Selway (D.C.III P.S.) in Hatsune Island III.

Creation related to death notices for the victims

Daichu Mizushima provides Japanese voice acting for Noboru Morisaki in 'Death Notice to the Victim of Shimona.'

White Album 2: Related productions of 'The Other Side of Happiness.'

Taishi Mizushima credited the vocalist (encore character recording) on the album version of "WHITE ALBUM2 Original Soundtrack ~encore~".

Haruki's expression from an animated perspective

When Daisuke Mizushima acted in the "WHITE ALBUM2" anime, he did not deliberately portray Haruki as a good person, but instead expressed his own reasonable ideas according to the characters in the script. After the animation shifted from first-person to a bird's-eye perspective, he paid more attention to Haruki's own will and how his lines were directed toward others.

Dialogue on landscape scenes

Hiroshi Mizushima also recalled that many lines in the "WHITE ALBUM2" animation start with scenery or other character images, so actors need to pay close attention to the details of character communication.

Rediscovering Shingo through animation

When talking about the TV anime of "White Symphony," Daisuke Mizushima said that he mainly started working with Shingo from the animation stage, and during the early stages of filming, he was still exploring the character's personality and portrayal rather than directly following his understanding of the original work.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.

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