The charismatic monk Miroku is voiced by Kōji Tsujitani in the original Japanese version and Kirby Morrow in the English dub. Both actors brought charm, humor, and emotional depth to Miroku, balancing his comedic personality with his more serious and tragic moments. (en.wikipedia.org)


Kōji Tsujitani — Japanese Voice of Miroku

Date of Birth

April 26, 1962

About Kōji

Kōji Tsujitani was a respected Japanese voice actor known for his smooth, mature voice and ability to portray both comedic and serious roles. As Miroku, he expertly captured the character’s dual nature—his flirtatious humor and his burdened resolve as a monk carrying a dangerous curse. His performance remains one of the most beloved aspects of Inuyasha.

Hometown

Tokyo, Japan

Career Highlights

  • Inuyasha – Miroku (TV series, films, The Final Act)
  • Mobile Suit Gundam F91 – Seabook Arno
  • Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket – Bernard “Bernie” Wiseman
  • Tekkaman Blade – D-Boy / Takaya Aiba
  • The Vision of Escaflowne – Allen Schezar

Tsujitani was widely recognized for his versatility and strong presence in both mecha and fantasy anime.

Full Current Filmography

Below is a structured list of major, verifiable roles (based on documented sources; may not be exhaustive):

Television Anime

  • 2000–2004 – Inuyasha — Miroku
  • 2009–2010 – Inuyasha: The Final Act — Miroku
  • Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket — Bernard Wiseman
  • Tekkaman Blade — Takaya Aiba (D-Boy)
  • The Vision of Escaflowne — Allen Schezar

Films

  • Inuyasha Movies — Miroku
  • 1991 – Mobile Suit Gundam F91 — Seabook Arno

Note: This list reflects documented major credits from reputable sources and may not include every minor or guest role.

Critical Reception

Kōji Tsujitani’s portrayal of Miroku is widely praised for its balance of humor and sincerity. Fans often highlight how he seamlessly transitions from playful flirtation to solemn determination, especially in scenes dealing with Miroku’s cursed Wind Tunnel.

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Kirby Morrow — English Voice of Miroku

Date of Birth

August 28, 1973

About Kirby

Kirby Morrow was a Canadian voice actor widely known for his work in anime dubs and Western animation. As Miroku, he delivered a performance that perfectly balanced the character’s humor, charm, and underlying seriousness. His smooth, expressive voice made Miroku’s flirtatious antics entertaining while still conveying the weight of the monk’s cursed destiny.

Hometown

Jasper, Alberta, Canada

Career Highlights

  • Inuyasha – Miroku (original series, films, The Final Act)
  • Mobile Suit Gundam Wing – Trowa Barton
  • Dragon Ball Z (Ocean dub) – Goku (later episodes)
  • X-Men: Evolution – Cyclops (Scott Summers)
  • LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu – Cole

Morrow was a prominent figure in the Vancouver dubbing scene and voiced numerous leading characters across anime and Western animation.

Full Current Filmography

Below is a structured list of major, verifiable roles (based on documented credits; may not be exhaustive):

Anime (English Dub)

  • 2000–2004 – Inuyasha — Miroku
  • 2009–2010 – Inuyasha: The Final Act — Miroku
  • Inuyasha Films — Miroku
  • 2000 – Mobile Suit Gundam Wing — Trowa Barton
  • 1990s–2000s – Dragon Ball Z (Ocean dub) — Son Goku (select episodes)

Western Animation & Other Voice Work

  • 2000–2003 – X-Men: Evolution — Cyclops
  • 2011–2020 – LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu — Cole
  • Various roles in animated television and video games

Note: This list reflects documented major credits from reputable sources and may not include every minor or guest appearance.

Critical Reception

Kirby Morrow’s portrayal of Miroku is fondly remembered for its warmth and charisma. Fans often praise how he captured both the character’s comedic timing and emotional depth, particularly in moments dealing with Miroku’s curse and personal struggles.

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Social Media

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