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[Anime Feels @animefeelsx_]

Rest in peace to the voice of Akagi and Jotaro

Kiyoyuki Yanada passed away 4 years ago at the age of 57. 🥹💔

Rest in Peace, Kiyoyuki Yanada. 🕊️

Born on May 10, 1965, in Nerima, Tokyo, Japan, Yanada became one of the most recognizable voices in Japanese animation. Known for his deep, powerful voice and commanding performances, he built an impressive career spanning more than three decades across anime, video games, and film dubbing.

Notable Voice Roles:

* Takenori Akagi — Slam Dunk
* Nappa — Dragon Ball GT
* General Rilldo — Dragon Ball GT
* Tessai Tsukabishi — Bleach
* Andre Camel — Detective Conan
* Zabine Chareux — Mobile Suit Gundam F91
* Andromon — Digimon Adventure
* Guardromon — Digimon Tamers
* Shuten Doji — Ronin Warriors
* Richter Belmont — Castlevania video game series
* Kage-Maru — Virtua Fighter
* Matasaka Kamishiro — Tokyo Ghoul

Yanada became especially beloved for voicing Takenori Akagi, the powerful and determined captain of Shohoku High School’s basketball team in Slam Dunk. His commanding performance helped make Akagi one of the series’ most memorable characters.

He also left a lasting impression on anime fans through his performances as Nappa and General Rilldo in Dragon Ball GT, Tessai in Bleach, and Andre Camel in Detective Conan. Beyond anime, he voiced Richter Belmont in the Castlevania video game series.

Throughout his career, Yanada also worked in foreign-film dubbing and video games, earning recognition for his distinctive deep voice and versatility.

Kiyoyuki Yanada passed away on November 14, 2022, at the age of 57, while undergoing cancer treatment. His death was publicly announced by fellow voice actor and friend Mitsuaki Madono on November 21, 2022. The specific type of cancer was not publicly disclosed.

His unforgettable voice and remarkable performances continue to live on through the anime characters and video game heroes he brought to life. ❤️

Gone, but never forgotten. 🕊️

Thank you, Kiyoyuki Yanada, for giving generations of anime fans unforgettable characters, powerful performances, and lasting memories. Your incredible voice and legacy will never be forgotten. ❤️

[Anime Tweets @AnimexTwts]

Oda created a gag so iconic that it's now mandatory in live performances too 😭

[naph @Naphiroo]

"blacks can only steal and rob other people's creativity, Japan don't need these niggers!"

The average overworked Japanese guy going to America to try a random black families soul food cause the mother invited him:

[Anung Un Drama @spaceghost]

America, I’d like to share the celebratory dance of my people with you tonight.

[Noel Orca Facts Rodriguez @NorcaBot]

How waking up to today feels like

#BlueWave #hopecore

[SĒBU ★ PINKY‼️🇵🇸 ⚢ @SEBUTHEWORLD]

WE GONNA BE OKAY WE GONNA BE OKAY WE GONNA BE OKAY WE GONNA BE OKAY WE GONNA BE OKAY

[المليوني زعزع ‎#AiShow_1M 🇸🇦 @Z3Z3_11]

وداعا للعراب والملهم تيتسويا تشيبا احد اركان العمل المخلد اشيتا نو جو 💔

[This Day In Gaming History @ThisDayGaming]

Happy 63rd Birthday, Jun'ichi Kanemaru! The Japanese voice of Sonic since Sonic Adventure in 1998, through Frontiers and Sonic X Shadow Generations, plus the Sonic X anime.
#ThisDayInGaming

[ToonHive @ToonHive]

Eric Bauza has sadly passed away at the age of 46, his family confirms in new Instagram post.

[RemZero @Remzer00]

Luffy in Fortnite 😢😢😢😢

[nyx ☾★ @slashedcross]

i can't believe they changed the lyrics just for epic games!

[Lythero 🎮 @Lythero]

RT to have Krillen reflect any negativity from your feed.

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

We just lost a video game legend 😔

Gaming has lost one of the level designers who helped define the ’90s FPS 🎮

The legendary game designer has passed away at 68, leaving behind a career that helped shape the look, pacing and personality of some of gaming’s most influential titles.

Gray entered the industry after experimenting with Doom maps in his 30s, eventually becoming one of the defining level designers behind Duke Nukem 3D. His environments weren’t simply corridors connecting one firefight to another. They were filled with secrets, jokes, hidden rooms and places players actually wanted to explore.

Some of his most notable works included:
- Duke Nukem 3D (1996)
- Quake Mission Pack No. 1: Scourge of Armagon (1997)
- SiN (1998)
- Half-Life: Opposing Force (1999)
- Heavy Metal: F.A.K.K. 2 (2000)
- American McGee’s Alice (2000)
- Counter-Strike: Condition Zero (2004)
and many more

Gray’s influence reached beyond the games carrying his name in the credits. His approach to environmental storytelling, exploration and level personality helped inspire developers who followed him into the industry.

Players may have completed his levels decades ago, but generations of game designers are still building on ideas he helped make memorable.

Rest in paradise, Levelord. 🤍

[Cyberpunk 2077 @CyberpunkGame]

To V , for every gig, every choice, and every impossible job survived.

Happy birthday. 🎂

[murder ibushi @Murder_Ibushi]

ngl watching Japanese women’s wrestling might be the move bc holy fuck this dropkick is diabolical

[jiazji @jiazji]

who is this kid
(old 2024 animation i didn't finish)

[Dom @Knir0x]

Whole KH community banding together to agree that modern gamers are just ass is moving me to tears

[JawsClaws @JawsClawsPaws]

This game literally has everyone

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

The artist behind Adventure Time, Rick and Morty, Invader Zim, Ian Mcginty Passed Away Three Years Ago at Just 38 🕊️

Remembering the beloved artist Ian McGinty who was gone way too soon, leaving behind a body of work that touched comics, animation and some of the most recognizable franchises of the era.

He was known for creating and working on several popular comic series, including:
• Rick and Morty (comics)
• Adventure Time (comics)
• Welcome to Showside (creator)
• Invader ZIM (comics)
• Plants vs. Zombies (comics)
• Sonic the Hedgehog (IDW Comics)

His work was colorful, strange, funny and instantly alive, the kind of art that looked like it was already moving before animation ever began.

Ian McGinty’s journey ended far too early, but the worlds he helped build are still being discovered by new fans today.

Rest in peace, Ian. 🤍