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Ringo Aoba
青葉 りんご
BornApril 5
NationalityJapanese
Occupationvoice actress

Ringo Aoba (青葉 りんご, Aoba Ringo, born April 5) is a Japanese voice actress from Kagoshima Prefecture.

Career

Aoba worked with Rock 'n' Banana until 1 July 2013.

Video game voice work

2011

  • Euphoria – Nemu Manaka

2013

  • Gensou no Idea: Oratorio Phantasm Historia – Kanzaki Noel
  • Hapymaher – Hirasaka Keiko
  • Nanay happy Princess – Hibiki wood Otowa
  • Baldo sky zero – Murrell
  • Brides love – Cherry Yuki Mori Misaki
  • Naimononedari are you sister – Ayaka 七々原
  • The sunny nostalgia CA – Bird Yu Kei
  • Love in bloom, a promise of love ~ Annaffiare ~ – Mind the hangjin road
  • Us «and» to starry sky «sky» is round – Nirehara cheer sounds
  • Vlaomote of my girlfriend-Pure Sweet Heart ~ – 鳴ヶ崎 Kanna
  • By Akuma oshioki!! round Kido Thad expression hentai punishment Department – Corona
  • Three pole Princess 3-World newborn- – Scripture Wei, Kanu
  • Against polar Princess 5-genealogy of the King cut off the ravages of war- – Uesugi Kenshin, Honda tadakatsu, Tachibana dōsetsu

Filmography

  • Harukazedori ni Tomarigi o (2007) – Kanome Urashima
  • Shin Koihime Musō (2007) – Batai (Tanpopo)
  • Chōkō Sennin Haruka (2008) – Narika Shihōdō
  • Love Selection (2008) – Yayoi
  • Sakura Strasse (2008) – Christof Clement
  • Sengoku Hime (2008) – Tachibana Dousetsu
  • Honō no Haramase Dōkyūsei (2008-2009) – Mai Ebihara, Nanoha Homura
  • Flyable Heart (2009) – Megumi Hayakawa
  • Hana to Otome ni Shukufuku o (2009) – Mayako Yamamoto
  • Imouto Smile (2009) – Natsuki Namisawa
  • Sakura Tale (2009) – Lydie de Le Fehver
  • Ama Ane (2010) – Yuzuki Yashima
  • Deardrops (2010) – Sakurai Kanade
  • Princess Knight Catue (2010) - Catue Dragundaala
  • Fault!! (2010) – Mio Sugiyama
  • Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi (2010) – Ibuki Hinata
  • Jinki Extend Re:vision (2010) – Satsuki Kawamoto
  • Kono Uta ga Owattara: When This Song Is Over (2010) – Mizuku Fujiwara
  • Noble Works (2010) – Maya Nagamitsu
  • Love Death 555! (2010) – Ichigo Takagaki
  • Euphoria (2011) – Nemu Manaka
  • fortissimo EXA//Akkord:Bsusvier (2011) – Sayuki Kurobane
  • Bishoujo Mangekyo: Norowareshi Densetsu no Shojo (2011) – Kirie Kagarino
  • Dracu-riot! (2012) – Sayo Aragami
  • fortissimo EXS//Akkord:nächsten Phase (2012) – Sayuki Kurobane
  • Love La Bride (2013) – Sakuranomori Misaki

References

  1. "Rock'n'Banana Actorsより退所のお知らせ". r-banana.com. Archived from the original on 26 September 2018. Retrieved 17 April 2015.
  2. "ハピメア". purplesoftware.jp. Retrieved 17 April 2015.
  3. "お嬢様はご機嫌ナナメ". ensemble-game.com. Retrieved 17 April 2015.
  4. "キャラクター|マレル". web-giga.com. Retrieved 17 April 2015.
  5. "『ナイものねだりはもうお姉妹』特設サイト・キャラクター|Aries". aries-soft.jp. Retrieved 17 April 2015.

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