Miyu Kubota

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Miyu Kubota (久保田 未夢, Kubota Miyu, born January 31, 1995)^[2] is a Japanese voice actress, singer and idol from Saitama Prefecture. She is a member of i☆Ris. Kubota is affiliated with 81 Produce and Avex Pictures.^[3][4]

Kubota attended a technical high school, and while there obtained a license to operate a forklift and to arc weld. As a senior in high school Kubota passed the Anisong vocal audition. In 2012 she and five other singers who had passed the audition formed the idol group i☆Ris and debuted in the same year.^[5][6] Her image color was orange. After graduating from high school she went on to university and continued her work as a voice actress and singer.^[5]

In 2013, she began voice acting in the anime Nyaruko: Crawling with Love. Her first major role was in 2014 as Sophy Hōjō in PriPara.^[7]

I☆Ris won the 10th annual Seiyu Award for singing in 2016.^[8]

In September 2017, Kubota was cast as Karin Asaka in the smartphone game Love Live School Idol Festival All Stars.^[9]

2013

• Nyaruko: Crawling with Love as store clerk
• Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live as Customer 5

2014

• Battle Spirits: Saikyou Ginga Ultimate Zero as Samantha
• Dragon Collection as Tort
• Hamatora as Girl
• Pripara as Sophy Hōjō^[10]
• Robocar Poli as Betty

2015

• Urawa no Usagi-chan as Kojika Betsujo

2017

• Idol Time Pripara as Sophy Hōjō, Hana, and Powan
• Makeruna!! Aku no Guntan as Narrator for episode 2^[11]
• Kabukibu! as Tōko
• Black Clover as Sister Lily^[12][13]

2018

• Kiratto Pri Chan as Emo Moegi^[14]
• Magical Girl Site as Maimu Akane
• Gurazeni as Uguisu-jō
• Dropkick on my Devil! as Medusa^[15]

2019

• Grimms Notes The Animation as Shane, Alice^[16]
• Wise Man's Grandchild as Alice Corner^[17]
• King of Prism: Shiny Seven Stars as God VII

2020

• Plunderer as Saki Ichinose^[18]
• Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club as Karin Asaka^[19]

2022

• Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club 2nd Season as Karin Asaka
• Musasino! as Kojika Bessho^[20]
• Shine Post as Itoha Karabayashi^[21]
• Aru Asa Dummy Head Mike ni Natteita Ore-kun no Jinsei as Toto Asakusa^[22]

2023

• In Another World with My Smartphone 2nd Season as Sakura^[23]

2024

• Plus-Sized Elf as Kusahanada^[24]
• Let This Grieving Soul Retire! as Tino Shade^[25]

• Fantasy Star Stellara (2014) as Ayumi Kido

• PriPara movies (4 from 2015 to 2017) as Sophy Hōjō^[26][27][28]
• King of Prism -Pride the Hero- (2017) as audience
• Pripara & Kiratto Pri Chan Kirakira Memorial live (2018) as Emo Moegi^[29]）

• Metal Max 4: Gekkō no Diva as Mikan

• OreTawā -Over Legend Endless Tower- as Scoop, Spana, and Asphalt cutter^[30]

• Uchi no Hime-sama wa Ichiban Kawaii as Harumachi-hime
• MaidenCraft as Inori Tokitō^[31]
• Tokyo Harem as Erika Chihaya^[32]

• Grimms Notes as Shane^[33]

• SOUL REVERSE ZERO as Waltraute and Roßweiße
• Raramaji Honyarara MAGIC as Mai Suzaki^[34]

• Monster Musume Harem as Medusa

• Love Live! School Idol Festival as Karin Asaka
• Love Live School Idol Festival All Stars as Karin Asaka
• Grand Summoners as Shiki

• Digimon ReArise as Sara Shinkai^[35]

• Azur Lane as SN Arkhangelsk, SN Sevastopol^[36]

• 38th Aimoto Girls High School Student Council Activity Journal Aipon (2014 - 2015) as Satoko Kozora.
• Momo Kyun Sword Special CD "Peach" (2015) as Akebi
• Fureraji☆ (2016) as Aoi Aoyagi ^[37]
• In Another World With My Smartphone Drama CD 02 (2019) as Sakura

• A&G Artist Zone i☆Ris's 2h (2013 - 2014) as a member of i☆Ris^[38]
• Radio Animage (2015-）
• Dive II Station NewGenerations! (2015)
• Fureraji☆Real Radio (2015-)^[39]
• NACK5 SPECIAL "VOICE ACTORS RADIO" (2016）

• Japacon★Wonderland (Narration, April 6, 2015 - September 19, 2016）
• Irakon (April 30, 2015-）

• Pripara "Minna ni Todoke! Prism☆Voice! (February 4–7, 2016 at the Zepp Blue Theater, Roppongi) as Sophy Hōjō^[40]
• SOLID STAR Produce Vol.7 "Bright Funeral" (June 15–19, 2016 at the Haiyuza Theater) ^[41]
• Pripara "Minna ni Todoke! Prism☆Voice! 2017 (January 26–29, 2017 at the Zepp Blue Theater, Roppongi) as Sophy Hōjō^[42]
• KARATE MUSICAL「SAUCE」(July 6–13, 2017 at Zenrosai Hall /Space Zero)^[43]
• Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de, a recitation (November 23–26; December 2–3, 2017, Imagine Studio)^[44]
• Shin☆Yuki no Princess (February 21–25, 2018, New National Theatre Tokyo)^[45]
• Jekyll vs Hyde, a musical recitation (March 20, 2018, Tokyo FM Hall) as Marie^[46]

• Miyu Kubota at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
• 81 Produce Profile
• Miyu Kubota at Natalie