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  ◊ with charming slogans like "Did you cum twice too?" Whether she actually is aware of what these phrases mean is up for debate.In an attempt to branch out further for her career (which may or may not have been triggered by the above issue), she is slated to play Catherine in a stage musical adaptation of Wuthering Heights.In November 2010, Aya revealed on her Twitter account that she has harbored a pituitary adenoma since her junior high school days. To date, she has held off on surgery to remove the tumor because the procedure would alter her nasal cavity and thus permanently modify her voice. In April 2011, possibly in connection to her health problems, she reported that she was under orders that prohibit her from acting in new anime until further notice, although she will still be able to play her current roles. She officially went in semi-retirement by the end of May 2011.Finally fed up with how her agency treated her like shit over the past year concerning her health issues and scandals (as well as the colossal failure of Dragonaut The Resonance), she voluntarily resigned from the agency effective August 20, 2011. Starting on August 21, she is now an official member of Grick and has officially returned from semi-retirement as a seiyuu, but there are doubts over whether or not she'll continue working on Haruhi Suzumiya, Lucky Star or Fairy Tail. She has also signed with UMG, thus officially moving out of semi-retirement altogether. Add to that her aforementioned health problems, and she may very well be on her way to becoming the Michael Jackson of seiyuu.Notable roles by Aya Hirano.
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