If the voice actor of the male protagonist's inner monologue of "Rebirth Without a Job" is replaced by another person, then the overall effect of this animation that is highly valued by investors and animation audiences will probably be discounted.
But on the other hand, it is precisely because this otherworldly work has received a lot of resources and is unusually late, so the inner monologue of the male protagonist will be Sugita Tomokazu.
For the two-dimensional works that are full of junior high school and high school characters, Sugita Tomokazu's unique voice has always bothered him a little, because he can hardly receive any mainstream campus light novel animation.
However, one of the two major characters that made Sugita and this famous person, one of them, was the male protagonist of the "Ryogu Kasuga" series that brought the campus light novel animation to a new era, that is, Ah Xuan.
For the animation audience of that era, the inner monologue of the male protagonist of "Jobless Rebirth" was simply a series of dramas.
Tomokazu Sugita entered the voice actor industry at the age of 17, but before graduating from college, he could only be regarded as "working part-time". However, before graduating from college, he had already starred in animation for the first time, which was one of the initiations of love animation, "Humanoid Computer Angel Heart".
Happily, the male protagonist is not a male high school student, but a student who failed the college entrance examination.
It wasn't until 2006 that Sugita's fame really entered the eyes of a wide range of anime audiences, because in this famous work, it included two classic works, "The Melancholy of Haruhi Ryogu" and "Gintama".
Based on the outstanding quality of these two works, as well as the perfect interpretation of the two major characters of Sugita Tomokazu and Sakata Ginshi, both the work and the voice actor himself can be described as a hit.
But after becoming famous, Sugita Tomokazu's reality has not changed, and he still can't get many male high school roles.
If there are only male high school students he has matched in recent years who can impress the audience, I am afraid that the only one who has been playing since 2015 is Eduya Reiyama in "Spirit eaters" - although this role does not feel to the audience as a male high school student at all.
Because of this, Sugita Tomokazu, although famous, seems to rarely appear in the eyes of most domestic animation audiences, after all, male characters account for a very low proportion of mainstream animation, not to mention the elimination of junior high school students and high school students.
So compared to animation, you can hear more of Sugita Tomokazu's voice in the game, such as Li Zeyan in "Love and Producer", and Yasuo in "League of Legends", and the voice actors in the Japanese version are all Sugita Tomokazu.
Sugita Tomokazu himself is also a veteran otaku, not only has he been exposed to a large number of games through his brother and cousin since he was a child, but as a post-80s generation, he is also familiar with many classic manga and animation works from the 1970s to the present, which is why he can play various games in dubbing work and radio programs.
Just like the 2006 role of Ah Xuan gave the audience the feeling, Sugita Tomokazu is a "very good at chatting" people, and there seems to be no idol baggage, a steady stream of various play terriers and yellow strips, and the strong social skills that he has shown since he was a student make him very popular in the voice actor circle.
He himself did not hide his interests and hobbies as an otaku, such as listing five of his favorite female characters on Twitter, who were from five works, namely "Sister", "Ice Cream", "Idol Master Cinderella Girl", "Love Plus", and "Unheard flower name", but the voice actor is all Hayami Saori, and its meaning is self-evident.
If he could take the job of a male high school student, the appearance of the harem king might be much earlier.
In fact, before Matsuoka became popular, Sugita tomokazu was Japan's most popular male voice actor, and the first voice actor to break the one-million mark with Twitter followers.
But compared to not being a male high school student, Sugita Tomokazu has another bigger grudge, that is, he can't open Gundam.
Unlike mainstream campus light novels, most of the Gundam series and even various robot animations are original TV projects, and a considerable part of them can be called group portrait dramas, the proportion of male and female characters is naturally not as unbalanced as light novels, male Gundam drivers are countless, and the age requirements are also very relaxed.
Even so, Sugita Tomokazu still failed to mix with a Gundam to play, and in the protagonist team of his famous animation "Gintama", he was still the only voice actor who had not driven a Gundam, and even many of the supporting characters had driven a Gundam.
As more and more people became aware of this fact, even some projects began to be related to Sugita Tomokazu, such as a character named Gandamu in the "Projectile Theory" series, whose name was pronounced Gundam, and his voice actor was Sugita Tomokazu.
At this time, Sugita Tomokazu both opened Gundam and became a boys' high school student, and fulfilled two wishes at once.
As a front-line voice actor in Japan today, Sugita Tomokazu's career path is actually not as smooth as many people think. Although there were factors affected by college studies, he did spend a lot of time from his debut to the real popularity, during which he was also hit hard by the dissolution of his firm, and once reached the edge of quitting the voice actor industry.
During this period, Sugita Tomokazu was able to successfully tide over the difficulties thanks to the help of his predecessors in the industry.
Because of this, he usually jumps out of the way, and often opens his mouth to be Sugita Tomowa of the Yellow Duanzi, but he does not dare to make a mistake in front of a predecessor, who is also known as "the strongest weapon against Sugita Tomowa".
But that's another story.
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