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Aimi (b. 1991)

Alias:
Aimi Terakawa
آیمی
寺川愛美
테라카와 아이미

Birthplace:
Hyogo, Japan

Born:
December 25, 1991

Biography from TheMovieDB

Aimi Terakawa, professionally known under the mononym Aimi (愛美 Aimi), is a Japanese voice actress and singer from Hyōgo Prefecture who is affiliated with the talent agency Hibiki. After aspiring to become an entertainer for part of her life, she started her singing career in 2011 after winning an audition to become part of the Tantei Opera Milky Holmes franchise. That same year, she made her solo music debut with the release of her first single "Tenshi no Clover"; the title song was used as the opening theme to the anime series Astarotte no Omocha!.  Aimi is a member of the singing unit Feathers, together with fellow voice actress Ayasa Itō. She is best known as the voices of the idol Julia in the game The Idolmaster: Million Live!, and Kasumi Toyama in the multimedia franchise BanG Dream!; Aimi also performs as a live guitarist in BanG Dream! as part of the in-universe band Poppin'Party.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Songs:
2014  Cardfight!! Vanguard Movie: Neon Messiah

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TV Performances

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TV Production

Theme Song Performance:
2012  The Ambition of Oda Nobuna
2020  D4DJ
2023  Magical Destroyers
2023  TenPuru

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