The guardian of beauty. No relation to Gestalt's Olivier, although they seem to share the same taste in enormous dangly earrings (see also Yasha-Oh Gai).

LINK: Angelique~The road to be the Queen

Koyasu-san made his debut as Aramis' deceased fiance. (Yeah, Aramis is a woman in this version.)
LINK: Anime San Juushi

The world's second-greatest archer, prince of the mountain bandits.
LINK: Arslan Senki

Ebihara-sensei is a sweet home-economics teacher in episode 4. Kotobuki-kun has the role of the chief thug in the play in episode 15. (He's also the villain-cum-romantic-lead in CLAMP's "Gakuen Tokkei Duklyon.")
AUDIO: Ebihara: Anata ga, suki desu! (61k) [I love you.]

From the very latest El Hazard TV series.

One of Koyasu-san's biggest roles to date, the beautiful emperor of Konan-koku.
LINK: The "I'm so beautiful it's scary" Hotohori Page

Our hero, a mild-mannered priest who has a pink-haired girl thrust upon him. Gestalt has very pretty character designs, but they cut too many corners on the animation. Apparently, it's based on a manga by Yun Kouga of Earthian fame. I never would have guessed.

Sorry, this is not another bishounen role. This is actually Rabi's mother in a voice-altering helmet.

A general's son, a beauty pageant MC, and the impromptu pilot of the shuttle on which the kids escape. Dwig's versatile, but not very important.
AUDIO (bad): This is kind of thing is just like a car. (52k)
--because we'll be able to get out soon. (28k)

Gundam W's resident Char-clone quasi-villain. My future husband.
AUDIO: "Uchuu ka... shizuka da na..." (92k)
pathofsoldier.wav (110k)
twomasks.wav (147k)

LINK: My Zechs and Noin Shrine

A magical boy. Possibly the roundest-eyed character Koyasu-san's ever played.
LINK: Hitoshi Doi's Hime-chan no Ribon Page

Some sort of hero who channels ancient Incan powers, in this new TV series whose kanji I cannot read.

A villain whose dastardly plot to steal some statues from an amusement-park clock is foiled by The Ponytailed One.

LINK: Egan Loo's review of the Kindaichi Shounen movie at EX: ANIME

The second banana of the show, a bird-Beast who uses random English phrases to impress all the chicks (no pun intended).
AUDIO: Don't mind! Don't mind! (43k)
As you like it. Auf Weidersehn! (67k)
Kanashimi no Shijin (82k)
Oh! Not anger. (47k)
Oh! Beautiful! (158k)
Oh! Wonderful! (49k)
...shineru (70k)
Thanks, pretty girl. (40k)
That's right. (27k)
Utsukushii ojousan... (158k)
You understand? (40k)

You might know this character better as Spritz in "Samurai Pizza Cats."

As much as I love both Koyasu-san and LOGH, I'm wondering what happened to the usual seiyuu.

The main character's older brother in this graphic shounen-ai OAV.
LINK: The Shoujo Anime List (short description)

The left-out party of the main love triangle--an earnest, by-the-books fighter pilot who has an omiai (arranged- marriage meeting) with Mylene and falls for her.

The most consistently skillful member of the magic club. He's cool, handsome, and aggressively homosexual.
LINK: Washuu's Island has more Aburatsubo screencaptures than you can shake a stick at.

The title character, a three-quarters vampire with a Kenshin-ish mild/wild split personality, so Koyasu-san uses the breadth of his range in a single character. Wah! I want my own vampire too!

A small role in a big anime. Aoba doesn't do much in the first ten episodes.

I believe this is the male lead part.

The hero's best friend, a would-be ladykiller (in this picture, he just got slapped by a high school girl at a disco). A small role in a bittersweet, romantic one-shot OAV.

I think this is a shounen-ai OAV.

Well, I suppose it's something to be able to say that you played a perfectly normal, non-transforming, non-fighting character in Ranma 1/2. Ranma and Akane's classmate.
LINK: The New Temple of Hiroshi and Daisuke

SMJ's resident punching bag--the princely bishounen gone horribly, horribly awry. I find this show painful to watch, but it does showcase the other end of Koyasu-san's range.
AUDIO: Kimi no choushoku wa... ko-no-bo-ku-sa! (71k) [Your breakfast is... me!]
Hazukashigaru na yo, Otaru-kun... (50k) [Don't be shy, Otaru-kun...]
Enryo nashi da yo (67k)

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Real subtle name, huh?

Perhaps you don't recognize him in his youth, but this is Tenchi's grandfather (and Aeka's brother).

Hero Shurato's best friend, who somehow becomes bad bad bad when the two of them get transported to another world. (Think Miaka and Yui.) One of Koyasu-san's first major roles--he was only 22 when he played Gai.
AUDIO: Gai's henshin incantation. (63k)

LINK: Ange's Kayin Shrine

The head of a band of slave traders.

LINK: my Trigun page, Make a Little Light Bulb in Your Soul

LINK: The Japanese Official Twin Signal Homepage has movies and character sketches, but Twin Signal~Family Game is better if you want to learn more about Pulse (plus, it's in English).

A bad-guy pilot. He first appears in episode three, and then he seems to die in episode four.

The radio drama Weiss has finally been made into an anime!!! Aya is a cool, dark, nihilist (there are other kinds?), a "man who has forgotten how to smile." And he's one of the heroes. ^_^ Kore, mite mitai naa...

LINK: my Weiss kreuz page ^_^

A stern boy with a bamboo sword who chairs the school's committee on dress codes (or something like that) when he isn't off fighting evil as "Turbo Kai," part of the Dagwon team.
LINK: There's not a lot of Dagwon stuff out there. Sumire's Dagwon Page is the best I could do.

He's supposedly the bad guy with short yellow hair in episodes 67-71.

Not the idol singer, the other guy, the sullen, alienated soccer star. This is shounen-ai, if you didn't know.