Yuriko Yamamoto

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Yuriko Yamamoto (山本 百合子, Yamamoto Yuriko, born February 13, 1960) is a Japanese actress,

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Biography

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Filmography

Anime

Year	Series	Role	Notes	Source[2]
1981	Hello! Sandybell	Sandybell	Debut role	[3]
1982	Arcadia of My Youth	La Mime
1983–84	Lady Georgie!	Georgie		[3]
1984	Wing-Man	Morimoto Momoko		[3]
1984	Fist of the North Star	Yuria		[3]
1984	Kinnikuman {Ooabare! Seigi Choujin}	Bibimba	anime	[3]
1985	Nora	Nora Scholar	OVA	[3]
1985–86	Hai Step Jun	Jun Nonomiya
1985	Dancouga	Sara Yuki		[3]
1985–87	Fight! Iczer One	Iczer-1	series	[3]
1985	Twinkle Nora Rock Me!	Nora Scholar	OVA
1986	Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ	Rasara Moon, Sarasa Moon		[3]
1986	Gou Q Chouji Ikkiman	Katorine		[3]
1986–88	Gall Force	Rumy	First chapter arc	[3]
1986–89	Saint Seiya	Eagle Marin , Seika		[3]
1986	Katsugeki shojo tantei-dan	Yuriko Edogawa	OVA
1986	Twinkle Heart - Gingakei made Todokanai (OAV)	Berry		[3]
1987	Hana no Asuka-gumi!	Yokko		[3]
1987	Crystal Triangle	Miyabi		[3]
1988	Fight! Ramenman	Lania		[3]
1988	The Burning Wild Man	Sayuri Ayanokouji		[3]
1988	Kiteretsu Daihyakka	Miyoko Nonohana
1988–98	Transformers: Super-God Masterforce	Minerva		[3]
1988–97	Legend of the Galactic Heroes	Evangeline Mittermeyer
1988	Anpanman	Ringo-chan
1989	Earthian	Takako		[3]
1989	Sally the Witch	Sally Yumeno	1989 series	[3]
1989–90	Gall Force Earth Chapter	Lamidia McKenzie	Earth Chapter arc	[3]
1989	Karura Mau	Maiko Ougi	anime	[3]
1989	Yajikita Gakuen Dōchūki	Yajima Junko (Yaji-san)	anime	[3]
1990–92	Magical Taruruto-kun	Ria Kinakamo		[3]
1990	Hengen Taima Yakou Karura Mau	Maiko Ogi	OVA
1991–92	RG Veda	Soma	OVA and anime	[3]
1991–92	Tomoe ga Yuku	Tomoe Oujima	anime	[3]
1993–94	Kishin Corps	Fujishima Yoshiko	OVA	[3]
1993	Ghost Sweeper Mikami	Reika Ryuuzaki	Episode 20
1993	Anpanman	Enpitsu-bouya	First voice
1995	Sailor Moon	Lilica Hubert	Supers Special 3	[3]
1995	Galaxy Fraulein Yuna	Elnar		[3]
2001	Pokémon	Maya
2004	Detective Conan	Kanako Hitomi	Episode 366
2005	Air	Minagi's mother		[3]
2006	Angel Heart	Tomomi Asakura
2007	Dancouga Nova	Vladmir
2012	Chibi Maruko-chan	Kyouko
2012	Detective Conan	Hatsune Kamon	Episodes 667-668
2016	Witchy Pretty Cure!	The Fairy Queen		[4]
	Asuka sets of new Kabukicho story flowers!	Yokko	OVA
	Harbor Light story - from fashion Lara -	Lara	OVA
	Hi-Speed Jecy	Telenne	OVA and anime	[3]
	Ten no hoshi ha ryuu no kiba	?	anime	[3]
2017	One Piece	Vinsmoke Sora
2019	One Piece	Shinobu

Drama audio recordings

Yamamoto has voiced in drama CDs and cassettes.[3]

Video games

References

External links

• Official agency profile (in Japanese)
• Yuriko Yamamoto at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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