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Doraemon voice actor dies at age 90

Updated on: 12 October,2024 08:16 AM IST  |  Tokyo
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Oyama, who voiced Doraemon for more than a quarter century, died of natural causes on Sept. 29, her agency, Actors Seven, said Friday

Doraemon voice actor dies at age 90

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Nobuyo Oyama, best known as the raspy voice of Doraemon, the beloved cartoon robotic cat from the future, has died. She was 90. Oyama, who voiced Doraemon for more than a quarter century, died of natural causes on Sept. 29, her agency, Actors Seven, said Friday.


Models of Doraemon displayed in Shanghai. Pics/AFP
Models of Doraemon displayed in Shanghai. Pics/AFP


Oyama performed the voice of the blue-and-white robotic cat from 1979 to 2005. Created by the cartoonist Fujiko F Fujio in 1970, Doraemon and the story of his friendship with Nobita, a good-hearted but lazy boy, became hugely popular. The anime series has been watched by millions across the world.


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