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Pokemon's Cynthia voice actress passed away at 53

Pokemon's Cynthia voice actress passed away at 53

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18 Aug - Voice actress Tomo Sakurai was recently revealed to have passed away.
The news was announced by her agency Feathered via X, stating that Tomo was urgently hospitalised due to worsening symptoms of multi-organ cancer early this month.
"Despite receiving medical care, her symptoms did not improve, and with great regret, we announce that she passed away on 13 August. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for all the kind messages and support she received during her lifetime," they expressed.
The company added, "She fought bravely alongside us with the hope of a full recovery, but this outcome leaves us with deep sorrow and regret. To all who supported her, we offer our sincere apologies."
As for the funeral, Feathered stated that the ceremony will be held in a private session.
At the same time, the company also revealed that fans who have bought tickets to the "TOMO Summer 2025 Live!" will be issued a refund.
Debuting in 1987 as part of Lemon Angel, Tomo later became a seiyuu, and has lent her voice to characters like Cynthia in "Pokemon", Mylene Jenius in "Macross 7, and Misao Makimachi in "Rurouni Kenshin".
She was 53.
(Photo Source: Tomo IG, Comicbook)
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