is a Japanese voice actor affiliated with 81 Produce. Originally a child actor, he starred as Kiyoshi Satō in Welcome to the Space Show. Since then, he has starred as Win Kirifuda in Duel Masters Win (2022-2024) and Tenshi Dei in Kawagoe Boys Sing (2023-2024), and he won the Seiyu Award for Best Rookie Actor at the 19th Seiyu Awards.
Biography Shotaro Uzawa, a native of Chiba Prefecture, was born on 22 January 1997. He originally work as a child actor for the children's theatre troupe , and he appeared in several television commercials and as a Japanese-language dub actor for foreign works. He voiced Dajh Katzroy in the 2009 video game Final Fantasy XIII.
Uzawa was cast in his first major anime role as Kiyoshi Satō in the 2010 film Welcome to the Space Show; he later credited anime sound director with giving him the role. In 2010, he won the 1st Bowler Project Jury Special Award. In April 2018, he joined 81 Produce and began working as a voice actor.
In December 2020, Uzawa appeared as Ushimitsu in the stage play With by Idol Time PriPara, performed at Zepp DiverCity. Since 2022, he has starred as Police Braver in Tomica Heroes Jobraver. In August 2022, it was announced he would star as Win Kirifuda, the main character in Duel Masters Win. He starred as Tenshi Dei in the 2023–2024 anime Kawagoe Boys Sing. In 2025, he won the Seiyu Award for Best Rookie Actor at the 19th Seiyu Awards.
Filmography Television animation YearTitleRoleRef. 2022 Duel Masters Win Win Kirifuda 2022 Komi Can't Communicate Chūshaku Kometani 2023 High Card Rummy College student 2023–2024 Kawagoe Boys Sing Tenshi Dei 2024 Fate/strange Fake: Whispers of Dawn Langal's apprentice 2024 Mechanical Arms Naokata, Imada's underlings, Kagami Group member
Animated film YearTitleRoleRef. 2010 Welcome to the Space Show Kiyoshi Satō
Video games YearTitleRoleRef. 2009 Final Fantasy XIII Dajh Katzroy 2021 Balan Wonderworld Attilio Caccini
Original net animation YearTitleRoleRef. 2022–present Tomica Heroes Jobraver Police Braver
Stage YearTitleRoleRef. 2020 With by Idol Time PriPara Ushimitsu
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