Megumi Urawa
Acting
1965-11-30 · Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan
Megumi Urawa (born November 30, 1965) is a Japanese voice actress from Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture. She is affiliated with Aoni Production. Urawa made her voice acting debut as Nyannyanchiagirl in Bikkuriman. Known for her boyish vocal tone, she often portrays young male characters in anime and video games, like child Roronoa Zoro from One Piece. Her vocal range spans from B to C. Outside of her career, Urawa enjoys cooking and gardening. She also holds a standard driver's license.
Filmography(40)
movieDigimon Adventure-BEYOND-
as Armadimon (voice) · 2025 · 0.0
movieDigimon Adventure 02: The Beginning
as Armadimon (voice) · 2023 · 7.0
tvCase Closed: The Culprit Hanzawa
as Hitoe Hanzawa (voice) · 2022 · 7.5
movieDigimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna
as Armadimon (voice) · 2020 · 8.1
movieChibi Maruko-chan
as Maki Makimura (voice) · 2019 · 8.5
movieOne Piece Episode of East Blue
as Roronoa Zoro (Child) (voice) · 2017 · 7.9
tvWorld Trigger
as Youtarou Rindou (voice) · 2014 · 7.3
movieOne Piece: Curse of the Sacred Sword
as Roronoa Zoro (Child) (voice) · 2004 · 6.9
tvCheeky Angel
as Amatsuka Tsubasa · 2002 · 4.4
movieDigimon Adventure 02: Revenge of Diaboromon
as Iori Hida / Upamon (voice) · 2001 · 6.9
movieDigimon Adventure 3D: Digimon Grand Prix!
as Armadimon · 2000 · 4.9
movieHurricane Touchdown
as Iori Hida / Armadimon (voice) · 2000 · 6.9
tvOne Piece
as Young Zoro (voice) · 1999 · 8.7
tvDigimon: Digital Monsters
as Iori Hida / Armadimon (voice) · 1999 · 8.1
movieDr. Slump: Arale's Surprise Bang
as Peasuke Soramame (voice) · 1999 · 4.0
tvMamotte Shugogetten
as · 1998 · 9.0
tvMaster Keaton
as · 1998 · 7.2
tvVery Private Lesson
as Kusaya's Older Sister (voice) · 1998 · 3.2
tvSentimental Journey
as (voice) · 1998 · 6.0
tvDr. Slump
as Pisuke Soramame (Voice) · 1997 · 7.8
movieHell Teacher Nube: At 0 a.m. Nube is Dead!!
as Makoto Kurita (voice) · 1997 · 6.0
movieHell Teacher Nube
as Makoto Kurita (voice) · 1996 · 5.9
tvHell Teacher Nube
as Makoto Kurita (voice) · 1996 · 8.2
tvSlayers
as · 1995 · 7.5