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Mika Kobayashi

Alias:
小林未郁

Birthplace:
Hiroshima, Japan

Biography from TheMovieDB

is a piano playing, talking singer and songwriter.  At the age of 22, he challenged female vocal audition with original songs and won the Grand Prix from over 1,000 applicants. Later in 2005, she made her CD debut with the mini album “Ketsuo no Kakechichi” (the main arrangement is Hirohiko Fukuda , the album producer, who also participates in backing as a keyboard).  Since 2010, he has participated in many drama and anime soundtracks as a vocalist. Anime: such as " Mobile Suit Gundam UC ", " Blue Exorcist ", " Sengoku BASARA Vol.2", " Kōtetsujō no Kabaneri " " Attack on Titan ," " Arudonoa zero ", Drama: Kenji Sakaguchi starring continuous " Iryu -Team Medical Dragon- 3 "( Fuji television ), Ryuta Sato starring" straight man "( Fuji television ), Tao Tsuchiya starring-asadora" rare "( NHK ), movie Hayato Ichihara starring" box! "and the like. (The main composition of each soundtrack is Hiroyuki Sawano ). Others, " Final Fantasy XI ", " Xenoblade Cross ", " Kanso 3 "I participate in a lot of game music.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Musician:
2014  Attack on Taikan

Theme Song Performance:
2014  Attack on Taikan
2014  Attack on Titan: Crimson Bow and Arrow
2015  Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom

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TV Production

Songs:
2013  Attack on Titan

Vocals:
2000  Hand Maid May
2013  Attack on Titan

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