Mitsuko Horie ( Japanese 堀 江 美 都 子 Horie Mitsuko ) is a Japanese seiyuu and singer.
| Horie Mitsuko | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | |
| Full name | 堀 江 美 都 子 |
| Date of Birth | March 8, 1957 (aged 62) |
| Place of Birth | Yamato , Kanagawa Prefecture , Japan |
| A country |  Japan |
| Professions | seiyu , singer |
| Years of activity | - present time |
| Instruments | |
| Genres | and |
| Labels | |
| micchi.net | |
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Biography
Born March 8, 1957 in the city of Yamato , Kanagawa Prefecture , Japan .
Most fans of the anime, Horie Mitsuko, is known as the voice of Sailor Galaxia in the anime Sailor Moon , but she is also known as the performer of the initial and final screensaver songs for the Candy anime anime.
Animage Magazine Grand Prix Positions
- 1979 : 16th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [1]
- 1980 : 9th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [2]
- 1981 : 7th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [3]
- 1982 : 13th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [4]
- 1987 : 16th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [5]
- 1988 : 20th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [6]
- 1989 : 7th place at the Grand Prix of Animage Magazine, in the nomination for Best Seiyu Woman [7]
Anime Roles
- 1980: The Young Sorceress Lalabelle (TV) (Lalabel)
- 1980: The Young Sorceress Lalabelle - Film (Lalabel)
- 1981: Dr. Slump (TV-1) (Obottyaman / Tsuntsunodanoteyyugo Tsun)
- 1983: Ai Shite Night (Yakko)
- 1984: Wingman - Dream Warrior (Kurumi Mimori)
- 1985: Little Princess Sarah (Donald)
- 1985: Kamui Dagger (Tiomapp)
- 1985: Pro Golfer Saru (Wakaba)
- 1985: Fandora (Fandora)
- 1986: The Story of Pollyanna, Girl of Love (Pollyanna Witter)
- 1986: Adventurers in space (Sibip)
- 1986: Dragonball (TV) (Upa)
- 1986: Knights of the Zodiac (TV) (Hilda)
- 1987: Mami Psychic (TV) (Kaori / Sakurako)
- 1987: Hajataisei Dangaioh (Dira (ep 1))
- 1988: Shoukoushi Cedie (Koki)
- 1988: Shin Pro Golfer Saru (Wakaba)
- 1988: Dragonball: The Third Movie (Upa)
- 1988: Himitsu no Akko-chan 2 (Akko (Kagami Atsuko))
- 1990: Watashi no Ashinaga Ojisan (TV) (Judy)
- 1990: Cyber City Oedo 808 (Kyoko Zenoti)
- 1992: Kaze no Naka no Shoujo Kinpatsu no Jeanie (Jenny)
- 1996: Beauty Warrior Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars (Sailor Galaxia)
- 1996: Homeless Girl Remy (Remy Barberin)
- 1998: Himitsu no Akko-chan 3 (Queen of the Country of Mirrors)
- 2001: Kikaider 01 (Mieko / Bigger)
- 2007: Obsessed with Death (Suzunosuke Kondo)
- 2009: Hello, Ann! What came before the Green Roofs (Jesse Gleason (MacIntyre))
Vocals in anime
- 2007: Kaze no Shoujo Emily (song "Kaze no Shoujo")
- 2003: Godannar (songs "Engage !!! Godanner" and "Zangou no Hitsugi")
- 1994: Asobo Toy-chan (song "Asobo Toy-chan")
- 1990: Watashi no Ashinaga Ojisan (songs “Growing Up” and “Kimi no Kaze”)
- 1988: Biriken (song "Boku ga Tondeta")
- 1987: Hajataisei Dangaioh (Cross Fight and Kokoro no Honesty songs)
- 1986: Delpower X Bakuhatsu Miracle Genki! (song "Breakin Me")
- 1985: Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora (song "Endless Way")
- 1984: Chojin Locke (RAINBOW BRIDGE)
- 1983: Ai Shite Night (song “Koi wa Totsuzen”)
- 1981: Dr. Slump (songs "Anata ni Shinjitsuichiro" and "Anata ga Ite Watakushi ga Ite")
- 1981: Hello! Sandibelle! (songs "Hello! Sandybell" and "Shiroi Suisen")
- 1979: Lulu, angel of flowers (song "Hana no Ko Lunlun")
- 1977: Yakyuukyou no Uta (Yakyuu Kyou no Shi and Yuuki no Theme songs)
- 1976: Candy-Candy (songs “Ashita ga Suki” and “Candy Candy”)
- 1976: Youkaiden Nekome Kozou (songs "Miroyo! Konomeo" and "Nekome Kozou")
- 1976: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Hora Huckleberry Finn and Kawa no Uta)
- 1975: Arabian Nights Sindbad no Bouken (Shindobatto no Bouken and Shindobatto no Uta)
- 1975: La Seine no Hoshi (La Seine no Hoshi and Watashi wa Simone)
- 1974: Tentoumushi no Uta (song "Bokura Kyoudai, Tentou Mushi")
- 1973: Kerokko Demetan (songs "Kerokko Demetan" and "Makeru na Demetan")
- 1970: Mahou no Mako-chan (songs "BOKU wa MAKO ni tsuite yuku" and "Mahou no Mako-chan")
- 1969: Moomin (song “Nee! Moomin”)
Notes
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1979).
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1980).
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1981).
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1982).
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1987).
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1988).
- ↑ Results of “Anime Grand Prix” (Japanese) . Animage (1989).
Links
- Official website (Japanese) . Archived on March 14, 2012.
- Mitsuko Horie on the Internet Movie Database
- Mitsuko Horie in the Anime News Network personal encyclopedia