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* StockholmSyndrome: Before she joined her current agency King Records, she was in the agency of her perverted enka teacher who was also her host family in her high school time[[note]]Nana had studied in Horikoshi high school, which offers a special program for entertainment arts. It's a popular school for people aiming to be in entertainment industry and many Japanese celebrities (i.e. Ayumi Hamasaki, Tomohisa Yamashita (Yamapi), Aya Ueto, Kyoko Fukada) graduated from here. Student must be under talent agency/record company to be able to apply for this program.[[/note]]. She refused several times to leave his agency, since he helped her to stay in her high school by building his own agency when her first agency went bankrupt. Until she realized that he didn't bother to promote her seriously and his sexual harassment got worse, she left his home by the help of King Records' staff.
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* StockholmSyndrome: Before she joined her current agency King Records, she was in the agency of her perverted enka teacher who was also her host family in her high school time[[note]]Nana had studied in Horikoshi high school, which offers a special program for entertainment arts. It's a popular school for people aiming to be in entertainment industry and many Japanese celebrities (i.e. Ayumi Hamasaki, Tomohisa Yamashita (Yamapi), Aya Ueto, Kyoko Fukada) graduated from here. Student Students must be under talent agency/record company to be able to apply for this program.[[/note]]. She refused several times to leave his agency, since he helped her to stay in her high school by building his own agency when her first agency went bankrupt. Until she realized that he didn't bother to promote her seriously and his sexual harassment got worse, she left his home by the help of King Records' staff.
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* StockholmSyndrome: Before she joined her current agency King Records, she was in the agency of her perverted enka teacher who was also her host family in her high school time[[note]]Nana had studied in Horikoshi high school, which offers a special program for entertainment arts. It's a popular school for people aiming to be in entertainment industry and many Japanese celebrities (i.e. Ayumi Hamasaki, Tomohisa Yamashita (Yamapi), Aya Ueto, Kyoko Fukada) graduated from here.[[/note]]. She refused several times to leave his agency, since he helped her to stay in her high school by building his own agency when her first agency went bankrupt. Until she realized that he didn't bother to promote her seriously and his sexual harassment got worse, she left his home by the help of King Records' staff.
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* StockholmSyndrome: Before she joined her current agency King Records, she was in the agency of her perverted enka teacher who was also her host family in her high school time[[note]]Nana had studied in Horikoshi high school, which offers a special program for entertainment arts. It's a popular school for people aiming to be in entertainment industry and many Japanese celebrities (i.e. Ayumi Hamasaki, Tomohisa Yamashita (Yamapi), Aya Ueto, Kyoko Fukada) graduated from here. Student must be under talent agency/record company to be able to apply for this program.[[/note]]. She refused several times to leave his agency, since he helped her to stay in her high school by building his own agency when her first agency went bankrupt. Until she realized that he didn't bother to promote her seriously and his sexual harassment got worse, she left his home by the help of King Records' staff.
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* CoolBigSis: She's the older sister of Mika Kondo aka [=MiKA=], the singer of [=DaisyxDaisy=].
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** PlayingAgainstType so far as she's just a stoic adjudant so far. But notable that in the show, she sang the opening song ''Preserved Roses''... in a ''duet'' with ''Music/TMRevolution''
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** PlayingAgainstType so far as she's just a stoic adjudant so far. But notable that in the show, she sang the both opening song songs ''Preserved Roses''... Roses'' and ''Revolution Dualism''... in a ''duet'' ''duets'' with ''Music/TMRevolution''
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*** She had the honor to be the special guest in ''Tokyo Encouter's'' final two episodes. ''Toyko Encounter'' is show hosted by TomokazuSugita and YuuichiNakamura, where those two guys play video games, and sometimes there are other seiyuus who enjoy video games in their private life as special guests.
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* Mia Allen (Jane Levy) in the Japanese dub of the ''Film/EvilDead'' 2013 reboot.
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* [[OverlyLongName Claes Celestia Misqa Sansest]] in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyType0''
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** Compounded by the fact that unlike a lot of other mainstream J-pop singers, she hasn't altered her hair, teeth, or eyes to any noticeable effect. Her makeup is usually rather toned down as well.
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* Was also the first voice of [[RozenMaiden Suiseiseki]] before NatsukoKuwatani took over... [[VerbalTic DESU!]].
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* PimpedOutDress: Gets several in her music videos and concerts.
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Born Nana Kondou, Nana Mizuki is a seiyuu well-known for her powerful voice, which she often converts to a song so mindblowingly powerful it's an instant [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Crowning Music Of Awesome]]. She didn't do much at the beginning of her career, until people started noticing her as Hinata Hyuuga, one of ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'''s EnsembleDarkHorse characters. Things really went up for her when she voiced [[LyricalNanoha Fate Testarossa]] and thus was her ultimate start of great fame. Her music sells like hotcakes and there have been many times where she has gotten #2 on Oricon (Japan's equivalent of the Billboard Charts), and she may be the first seiyuu to break into the mainstream Japanese music industry. In 2007, she became the first Seiyuu Award winner for the Musical Performance category with "[[VideoGame/WildArms5 Justice to Believe]]". On the week of June 15, 2009, she achieved the distinction of being the first seiyuu to [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-06-08/nana-mizuki-is-1st-seiyu-with-no.1-album-in-weekly-charts nab the #1 position in the Oricon Weekly Album chart]] with her album, ''Ultimate Diamond''. Since then she has won numerous awards and broken numerous records, most in regards to her success as a seiyuu in the J-Pop world.
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Born Nana Kondou, Nana Mizuki is a seiyuu well-known for her powerful voice, which she often converts to a song so mindblowingly powerful it's an instant [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music Of of Awesome]]. She didn't do much at the beginning of her career, until people started noticing her as Hinata Hyuuga, one of ''Franchise/{{Naruto}}'''s EnsembleDarkHorse characters. Things really went up for her when she voiced [[LyricalNanoha Fate Testarossa]] and thus was her ultimate start of great fame. Her music sells like hotcakes and there have been many times where she has gotten #2 on Oricon (Japan's equivalent of the Billboard Charts), and she may be the first seiyuu to break into the mainstream Japanese music industry. In 2007, she became the first Seiyuu Award winner for the Musical Performance category with "[[VideoGame/WildArms5 Justice to Believe]]". On the week of June 15, 2009, she achieved the distinction of being the first seiyuu to [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-06-08/nana-mizuki-is-1st-seiyu-with-no.1-album-in-weekly-charts nab the #1 position in the Oricon Weekly Album chart]] with her album, ''Ultimate Diamond''. Since then she has won numerous awards and broken numerous records, most in regards to her success as a seiyuu in the J-Pop world.
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* WellDoneDaughterGirl: She mentions in her autobiography, Shin-Ai, [[http://haretaraiine.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/shin-ai-summary-chapter-2/ that the one she wanted to recognize her musical talent the most was her father]]. Which makes it all the more tragic that her father died one year before she achieved her family's ultimate dreams of appearing at ''Kouhaku Uta Gassen'' and performing at the Tokyo Dome.
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Born Nana Kondou, Nana Mizuki is a seiyuu well-known for her powerful voice, which she often converts to a song so mindblowingly powerful it's an instant [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Crowning Music Of Awesome]]. She didn't do much at the beginning of her career, until people started noticing her as Hinata Hyuuga, one of ''{{Naruto}}'''s EnsembleDarkHorse characters. Things really went up for her when she voiced [[LyricalNanoha Fate Testarossa]] and thus was her ultimate start of great fame. Her music sells like hotcakes and there have been many times where she has gotten #2 on Oricon (Japan's equivalent of the Billboard Charts), and she may be the first seiyuu to break into the mainstream Japanese music industry. In 2007, she became the first Seiyuu Award winner for the Musical Performance category with "[[VideoGame/WildArms5 Justice to Believe]]". On the week of June 15, 2009, she achieved the distinction of being the first seiyuu to [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-06-08/nana-mizuki-is-1st-seiyu-with-no.1-album-in-weekly-charts nab the #1 position in the Oricon Weekly Album chart]] with her album, ''Ultimate Diamond''. Since then she has won numerous awards and broken numerous records, most in regards to her success as a seiyuu in the J-Pop world.
Seems to be OneOfUs, with a markedly geeky interest in Buddhist esoteric doctrine. And in a message to the fans, she also admitted to being a ''PrettyCure'' fan and how happy she was to get the lead role in ''HeartcatchPrettyCure''.
Recently, she was voicing a Windows [[SevenIsNana 7]] mascot and Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron) in the Japanese dub of ''{{Glee}}''.
Born Nana Kondou, Nana Mizuki is a seiyuu well-known for her powerful voice, which she often converts to a song so mindblowingly powerful it's an instant [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Crowning Music Of Awesome]]. She didn't do much at the beginning of her career, until people started noticing her as Hinata Hyuuga, one of ''{{Naruto}}'''s EnsembleDarkHorse characters. Things really went up for her when she voiced [[LyricalNanoha Fate Testarossa]] and thus was her ultimate start of great fame. Her music sells like hotcakes and there have been many times where she has gotten #2 on Oricon (Japan's equivalent of the Billboard Charts), and she may be the first seiyuu to break into the mainstream Japanese music industry. In 2007, she became the first Seiyuu Award winner for the Musical Performance category with "[[VideoGame/WildArms5 Justice to Believe]]". On the week of June 15, 2009, she achieved the distinction of being the first seiyuu to [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-06-08/nana-mizuki-is-1st-seiyu-with-no.1-album-in-weekly-charts nab the #1 position in the Oricon Weekly Album chart]] with her album, ''Ultimate Diamond''. Since then she has won numerous awards and broken numerous records, most in regards to her success as a seiyuu in the J-Pop world.
Seems to be OneOfUs, with a markedly geeky interest in Buddhist esoteric doctrine. And in a message to the fans, she also admitted to being a ''PrettyCure'' fan and how happy she was to get the lead role in ''HeartcatchPrettyCure''.
Recently, she was voicing a Windows [[SevenIsNana 7]] mascot and Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron) in the Japanese dub of ''{{Glee}}''.
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In a survey by Oricon, [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-04-06/top-selling-voice-actresses/2010 she's the top selling voice actress]]. By how much against 2nd place? ''[[CurbStompBattle By four times.]]'' [[hottip:*:Interestingly, no.2 on the list is ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' co-star YukariTamura, who voices ... Nanoha.]]
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Born Nana Kondou, Nana Mizuki is a seiyuu well-known for her powerful voice, which she often converts to a song so mindblowingly powerful it's an instant [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Crowning Music Of Awesome]]. She didn't do much at the beginning of her career, until people started noticing her as Hinata Hyuuga, one of ''{{Naruto}}'''s EnsembleDarkHorse characters. Things really went up for her when she voiced [[LyricalNanoha Fate Testarossa]] and thus was her ultimate start of great fame. Her music sells like hotcakes and there have been many times where she has gotten #2 on Oricon (Japan's equivalent of the Billboard Charts), and she may be the first seiyuu to break into the mainstream Japanese music industry. In 2007, she became the first Seiyuu Award winner for the Musical Performance category with "[[VideoGame/WildArms5 Justice to Believe]]". On the week of June 15, 2009, she achieved the distinction of being the first seiyuu to [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-06-08/nana-mizuki-is-1st-seiyu-with-no.1-album-in-weekly-charts nab the #1 position in the Oricon Weekly Album chart]] with her album, ''Ultimate Diamond''. Since then she has won numerous awards and broken numerous records, most in regards to her success as a seiyuu in the J-Pop world.
Seems to be OneOfUs, with a markedly geeky interest in Buddhist esoteric doctrine. And in a message to the fans, she also admitted to being a ''PrettyCure'' fan and how happy she was to get the lead role in ''HeartcatchPrettyCure''.
Recently, she was voicing a Windows [[SevenIsNana 7]] mascot and Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron) in the Japanese dub of ''{{Glee}}''.
Nana and YukariTamura are both receiving the ultimate honor: [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2013-05-19/nana-mizuki-yukari-tamura-get-their-own-nendoroid-figures their very own Nendoroid figures]].
In a survey by Oricon, [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-04-06/top-selling-voice-actresses/2010 she's the top selling voice actress]]. By how much against 2nd place? ''[[CurbStompBattle By four times.]]'' [[hottip:*:Interestingly, no.2 on the list is ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' co-star YukariTamura, who voices ... Nanoha.]]
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!!Notable roles by Nana Mizuki:
* Akiko in ''BlueLiterature'''s adaptation of "In the Woods Beneath the Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom".
* Alois Trancy (a guy) in the second season of the ''Manga/BlackButler'' anime.
* Ashley Anan in ''LuminousArc3''
* Carly Shay in the Japanese dub of ''ICarly''
* Chisato Kadokura in ''[[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOeL Noel: La Neige]]''. Debut role as a seiyuu and singer, since, thanks to her singing talent, the company decided to release an entire ImageSong [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A9c9wysnUw album]] for her character despite being voiced by a newcomer.
* Colette Brunel in ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia''
* Evangeline Yamamoto in ''ZetsuenNoTempest''
* Faintear in ''TriggerheartExelica Enhanced''
* [[StarMakingRole Fate Testarossa Harlaown]] and [[spoiler:Alicia Testarossa]] in ''[[LyricalNanoha Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]''. She later proceeded to [[PlayingAgainstType play against type]] with much gusto as Fate's {{Doppelganger}}, the LargeHam BoisterousBruiser [[VideoGame/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaAsPortable Levi the Slasher]].
* Hakuei Ren in ''Manga/MagiLabyrinthOfMagic''
* Hinata Hyuuga in ''{{Naruto}}''
* Hotaru Shirakawa in ''MemoriesOff''
* Janice Quatlane in ''ProfessorLayton and the Eternal Diva''
* Jessica Sherawat in the Japanese dub of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations''
* Kaho Serizawa in both the ''HourglassOfSummer'' visual novel and the corresponding OVA.
* Kanden Yamaneko in ''LightNovel/{{Kampfer}}''
* Katniss Everdeen in the Japanese dub of ''Film/TheHungerGames''
* Kotoko Aihara in ''ItazuraNaKiss''
* Kriemhild in ''ValvraveTheLiberator''
** PlayingAgainstType so far as she's just a stoic adjudant so far. But notable that in the show, she sang the opening song ''Preserved Roses''... in a ''duet'' with ''Music/TMRevolution''
* Kururu in ''Anime/BottleFairy''
* Lucy Liberty in ''VideoGame/{{F-Zero}}: Falcon Densetsu''
* Maho Nitori in ''WanderingSon''
* Maria in ''Anime/{{Witchblade}}''
* Maya Fey (Mayoi Ayasato) in trailers of ''AceAttorney'' games
* Mifuyu in ''GranadoEspada''
* Minazuki Rokumatsuri in ''HappyLesson''
* Misaki Kirihara in ''DarkerThanBlack''
* Misaya Ouji in the 6th ''KaraNoKyoukai'' movie
* Moka Akashiya ([[SuperpoweredNeutralSide both of them]]) in ''RosarioToVampire''
* Morinas in ''{{Simoun}}''
* [[TheDanza Nana Suzuki]] (The original one) in ''SevenOfSeven''
* [[PunnyName Nanami Madobe]], a.k.a. Windows 7-tan
* Neige Hausen in ''SuperRobotWars OG Saga VideoGame/EndlessFrontier EXCEED''
* Neju Ma Melmas in ''TenchiMuyoGXP''
* Princess Oboro in ''Manga/{{Basilisk}}''
* Pandora in ''SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas''
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7aACDTi278 Paz Ortega Andrade]] in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker''
* Persete Yugiri in the ''Polyphonica'' series.
* Rebecca Streisand in ''VideoGame/WildArms5'' ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi9zR2CXO0w Lo~ve... It's in my justi~ce]]. *coughs* Sorry.)
* Rena Lanford in ''[[VideoGame/StarOceanTheSecondStory Star Ocean]]: [[VideoGameRemake Second Evolution]]''. Succeeding Creator/AyaHisakawa.
* Ricotta Elmar and [[TheDanza Nanami Takatsuki]] in ''Anime/DogDays''
** She also sings the opening themes, "SCARLET KNIGHT" and "FEARLESS HERO".
* Riful of the West in ''{{Claymore}}''
* Rin Ogata and Rin Asogi in ''RideBack''
* Rina Ogata in ''VisualNovel/WhiteAlbum''
* Riyu Kikuchi in the ''WrestleAngels Survivor'' series.
* Rue/Princess Kraehe in ''Anime/PrincessTutu''
* Saya Kisaragi in ''{{Blood-C}}''
* Sayaka Mizushiro[[spoiler:/Cerulean Blue]] in ''MagicalCanan''
* Shinobu in ''NininGaShinobuden''
* Was also the first voice of [[RozenMaiden Suiseiseki]] before NatsukoKuwatani took over... [[VerbalTic DESU!]].
* Taeko Hirukawa in ''Anime/ParanoiaAgent''
* Tamao Tamamura [[ActingForTwo and]] Kororo in ''Manga/ShamanKing''
* [[CanonForeigner Tina]] in ''{{Toriko}}''
* Touma Minami in ''{{Minami-ke}}''
* Tsubasa Kazanari in ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' (and she's able to sing [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome very beautifully]] for ''both'' the opening and as a part of the {{Leitmotif}} for her character)
* Tsubomi Hanasaki/Cure Blossom in ''HeartcatchPrettyCure'', much to the joy of many fans [[PromotedFanboy and herself]].
* Tsugumi Shibata in ''Anime/HellGirl''
* Utau Hoshina in ''ShugoChara''
* Victini in ''PokemonTheMovieBlackAndWhite''
* Wrath in ''Anime/FullmetalAlchemist'', later [[{{Ninja}} Lan Fan]] in ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]''
* Yui Minamito in ''IchigoOneHundredPercent''
* Yuufa in ''[[RagnarokOnline Ragnarok]]: The Animation''
!! Nana Mizuki's Discography(the following ones are only her albums)
* 2001: ''supersonic girl''
* 2002: ''MAGIC ATTRACTION''
* 2003: ''DREAM SKIPPER''
* 2004: ''ALIVE & KICKING''
* 2006: ''HYBRID UNIVERSE''
* 2007: ''GREAT ACTIVITY''
* 2007: ''THE MUSEUM'', a compilation album
* 2009: ''ULTIMATE DIAMOND''
* 2010: ''IMPACT EXCITER''
* 2011: ''THE MUSEUM II'', second compilation album
* 2012: ''ROCKBOUND NEIGHBORS''
!! Tropes associated to Nana Mizuki
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: [[spoiler: A vampire at the end of the METRO BAROQUE PV]].
* AudienceParticipationSong: Most notably, her concert staple 'POWER GATE', in which the audience sings nearly half of the first and second verses.
** Not to mention her audience takes it upon themselves, to great lengths, to participate in a song. We're talking glowsticks of certain colors for certain songs, insane jumping and chanting at timed intervals, and more. This is pretty standard at a JPop concert, though.
* BareYourMidriff: Several concert costumes.
* BilingualBonus: Aside from the copious amounts of English/Engrish in her songs, ''ROMANCERS' NEO'' takes the cake for making use of ''latin''. Yep.
* ButtMonkey: Hilariously in the [[LyricalNanoha Lyrical Party IV]] where she reaches the last place in most of the competitions, and the other times, she was close to reach the last place. It should be noted that the audience decided the rankings of the seiyuus.
* CallingYourAttacks: Played with amusingly. Nana ''loves'' to yell her songs' names at the top of her lungs right before performing them, and some of them ("ETERNAL BLAZE!" "BRING IT ON!" "POWER GATE!") ''totally'' sound like they could be attacks.
* [[ClassicallyTrainedExtra Classically Trained Singer]]: Inversion. She was trained to sing Enka (genre based on traditional Japanese music) since she was five. However, as a fan of anime, manga, games, and the seiyuus around them, [[http://haretaraiine.wordpress.com/2011/05/08/shin-ai-summary-chapter-4/ she leapt at the chance to break into the world of voice acting and anime songs]], though she never forgot her roots, fusing enka with modern music in several songs.
* ConceptVideo
* ContinuityNod: The covers to ''THE MUSEUM'' and ''THE MUSEUM II', which both nod to each other and include various props that nod to things in Nana's music videos and single covers.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: If she stars in an anime, chances are she will sing.
* {{Dojikko}}: Her Nendoroid figure atleast.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Her earlier albums contain songs that sound more like early 2000s American music [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTxwHgaL_PY Does this sound more like Nana]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSD8XK8KBp8 or J. Lo?]]
* EpicInstrumentalOpener: "Epic" is her middle name. Justice to Believe fits.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: LIVE CASTLE saw Nana perform in an outfit strangely reminiscent of ''Snow White's''.
* {{Fandom}}: A large following of otaku both in and out of Japan, and in the past few years she's gained a large fandom specifically for her music career. Seems to have quite the [[http://nana-mizuki.proboards.com/index.cgi online fanbase]] as well.
* FashionableAsymmetry: Some of her stage outfits sport this. See [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlu_gy_jSuU here]] for an example.
* GenkiGirl: Tends to play as such and she's usually full of energy.
* GirlNextDoor: Her earlier image compared to what you see today. She was just an average singer before she became super big.
* GoodBadGirl: Especially seen with the characters she plays, as most seem to be of the soft-spoken, timid variety. But give the girl a mic stand and her band and out comes the fierce attitude.
* GratuitousEnglish: See MARIA&JOKER, Zankou no Gaia, Chronicle of sky...
* GreatBallsOfFire: You will ''never'' see ETERNAL BLAZE performed without copious amounts of pyrotechnics. Every concert, no exception - Orchestral concert with a full symphony orchestra playing highly flammable wooden instruments on a rather tight stage? Who cares.
* GreatestHitsAlbum: ''THE MUSEUM'', ''THE MUSEUM II''.
* GriefSong: ''Yume no Tsuzuki'', off of ''ULTIMATE DIAMOND'', was written for her late father.
* HitlerCam: Mysterion. Just look it up.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: ''Any'' of her concert costumes.
* IntercourseWithYou: The Fandom has generally accepted that ''Etsuraku Camellia'' is a ''very'' poetic take on sex.
** ''If this flower frantically blooming/ was allowed to bloom by the red crimson moon, even the evening/ would secretly allow us to indulge in our pleasure.''
* JapanesePopMusic: Initially broke into the industry via Anime character songs and theme songs, but has now become a force to be reckoned with, breaking several records, appearing on Kouhaku Uta Gassen, and even performing at the prestigious Tokyo Dome, ''making her the only seiyuu to ever do so.'' If that doesn't make you an iconic JPop singer, I don't know what does.
* KimonoIsTraditional: The ''Etsuraku Camellia'' PV and LIVE DIAMOND Performance, and the ''Junketsu Paradox'' cover.
* LetsDuet: Very often performs her songs in tandem with other singers during the Animelo Lives in which she performs alongside other voice actors and actresses.
* MagicalGirl: Some of her roles. But the majority of them are...
** DarkMagicalGirl: She's played some of the [[Anime/PrincessTutu most]] [[LyricalNanoha famous]] [[ShugoChara ones]].
* MindScrew: Her music videos all try to convey some sort of story, but nobody's sure ''what'' those stories are.
* MotorMouth: Aoki Hikari no Hate's chorus. GIMMICK GAME also counts.
** Also the rapping in Heaven Knows.
* OlderThanSheLooks: You'd never peg her as being in her 30s. ''Never''.
* OneOfUs: Is a fan of PrettyCure. See Promoted Fangirl.
** To say nothing of putting together a concert themed entirely around ''video games''. From start to finish we get spins on Fighting games, [=RPGs=], Dance Dance Revolution, and Action games.
* PlayingAgainstType: While she's mostly on the 'good girls', [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker Paz]] and [[VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations Jessica]] turns out to be a subversion and [[SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas Pandora]] is a major antagonist from the start.]]
** How could anyone forget [[BlackButler Alois Trancy]]? Playing seemingly sadistic teenage boys is definitely ''not'' something you'd expect fom Nana.
** Even more surprising was her turn in the [[MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaAsPortable ''Nanoha'' PSP games.]] Playing Fate was expected. Playing Fate's EvilTwin was not unexpected. But when said EvilTwin turned out to be a [[LargeHam scenery-chewing]] {{Bokukko}} who filled the DumbMuscle position on the [[ThePsychoRangers enemy team]], and Nana turned in an absolutely scene-stealing performance, THAT was unexpected.
* PlayingToTheFetishes: Granted, this ''is'' Japan we're talking about, so none of these are out of place - but when you're dressing up as a school girl and a nurse in the ''same concert''...
* PowerBallad: ''Brilliant Star'', ''Shin Ai'', ''Hime Murasaki'' all come to mind.
* [[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: She was so happy for getting landed with her role at ''HeartcatchPrettyCure''
* RearrangeTheSong: On both ''THE MUSEUM'' and ''THE MUSEUM II'', several songs got "MUSEUM STYLE" rearrangements. She also performs nearly every concert with a full band, giving nearly ''every one of her songs'' the chance to fall under this trope, even if minimally so.
** And we can't forget ''LIVE GRACE'' - a full-length concert performed with ''an entire symphonic orchestra''.
* SevenIsNana: ''whores'' this trope, in every way possible. Understandably so.
** Especially for Windows 7.
* SofterandSlowerCover: The "MUSEUM Ver." of ''SUPER GENERATION'' definitely counts.
* ShipperOnDeck: She and YukariTamura are Nano/Fate shippers, making a joke about how they (as their respective roles) are married, with Yukari as the housewife and Nana as the breadwinner. Also, in [[LyricalNanoha Lyrical Party IV]], Fate played Nanoha and proposing Fate (played by MikakoTakahashi) to marry her.
* SingingVoiceDissonance: Has a very sweet, high pitched voice but her singing is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ6NfB8k-DU very low]].
** Actually, her voice range for singing can vary, but it's usually like this.
* StageNames: Born 'Nana Kondo', but is known as 'Nana Mizuki'.
* StarMakingRole: While Hinata was her first mostly known role that garners her some cult fans, it's [[LyricalNanoha Fate]] that propels her to international stardom (In fact it was after her [[JustForPun role of Fate]] that she gets a lot of musical recognition to the point of achieving that much fame in JPop world).
* WellDoneDaughterGirl: She mentions in her autobiography, Shin-Ai, [[http://haretaraiine.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/shin-ai-summary-chapter-2/ that the one she wanted to recognize her musical talent the most was her father]]. Which makes it all the more tragic that her father died one year before she achieved her family's ultimate dreams of appearing at ''Kouhaku Uta Gassen'' and performing at the Tokyo Dome.
* TheWikiRule: [[http://nanamizuki.wikia.com Yes, she has one.]]
* TransformationSequence: A short one towards the end of the ''METRO BAROQUE'' video.
* WomanOfAThousandVoices: While she was at first voicing mostly shy and reserved characters (eg:[[{{Naruto}} Hinata]], [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia Colette]]), she has since expanded her vocal range to the point that she can do ''anything''.
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Born Nana Kondou, Nana Mizuki is a seiyuu well-known for her powerful voice, which she often converts to a song so mindblowingly powerful it's an instant [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome Crowning Music Of Awesome]]. She didn't do much at the beginning of her career, until people started noticing her as Hinata Hyuuga, one of ''{{Naruto}}'''s EnsembleDarkHorse characters. Things really went up for her when she voiced [[LyricalNanoha Fate Testarossa]] and thus was her ultimate start of great fame. Her music sells like hotcakes and there have been many times where she has gotten #2 on Oricon (Japan's equivalent of the Billboard Charts), and she may be the first seiyuu to break into the mainstream Japanese music industry. In 2007, she became the first Seiyuu Award winner for the Musical Performance category with "[[VideoGame/WildArms5 Justice to Believe]]". On the week of June 15, 2009, she achieved the distinction of being the first seiyuu to [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-06-08/nana-mizuki-is-1st-seiyu-with-no.1-album-in-weekly-charts nab the #1 position in the Oricon Weekly Album chart]] with her album, ''Ultimate Diamond''. Since then she has won numerous awards and broken numerous records, most in regards to her success as a seiyuu in the J-Pop world.
Seems to be OneOfUs, with a markedly geeky interest in Buddhist esoteric doctrine. And in a message to the fans, she also admitted to being a ''PrettyCure'' fan and how happy she was to get the lead role in ''HeartcatchPrettyCure''.
Recently, she was voicing a Windows [[SevenIsNana 7]] mascot and Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron) in the Japanese dub of ''{{Glee}}''.
Nana and YukariTamura are both receiving the ultimate honor: [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2013-05-19/nana-mizuki-yukari-tamura-get-their-own-nendoroid-figures their very own Nendoroid figures]].
In a survey by Oricon, [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-04-06/top-selling-voice-actresses/2010 she's the top selling voice actress]]. By how much against 2nd place? ''[[CurbStompBattle By four times.]]'' [[hottip:*:Interestingly, no.2 on the list is ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'' co-star YukariTamura, who voices ... Nanoha.]]
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!!Notable roles by Nana Mizuki:
* Akiko in ''BlueLiterature'''s adaptation of "In the Woods Beneath the Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom".
* Alois Trancy (a guy) in the second season of the ''Manga/BlackButler'' anime.
* Ashley Anan in ''LuminousArc3''
* Carly Shay in the Japanese dub of ''ICarly''
* Chisato Kadokura in ''[[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOeL Noel: La Neige]]''. Debut role as a seiyuu and singer, since, thanks to her singing talent, the company decided to release an entire ImageSong [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A9c9wysnUw album]] for her character despite being voiced by a newcomer.
* Colette Brunel in ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia''
* Evangeline Yamamoto in ''ZetsuenNoTempest''
* Faintear in ''TriggerheartExelica Enhanced''
* [[StarMakingRole Fate Testarossa Harlaown]] and [[spoiler:Alicia Testarossa]] in ''[[LyricalNanoha Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]''. She later proceeded to [[PlayingAgainstType play against type]] with much gusto as Fate's {{Doppelganger}}, the LargeHam BoisterousBruiser [[VideoGame/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaAsPortable Levi the Slasher]].
* Hakuei Ren in ''Manga/MagiLabyrinthOfMagic''
* Hinata Hyuuga in ''{{Naruto}}''
* Hotaru Shirakawa in ''MemoriesOff''
* Janice Quatlane in ''ProfessorLayton and the Eternal Diva''
* Jessica Sherawat in the Japanese dub of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations''
* Kaho Serizawa in both the ''HourglassOfSummer'' visual novel and the corresponding OVA.
* Kanden Yamaneko in ''LightNovel/{{Kampfer}}''
* Katniss Everdeen in the Japanese dub of ''Film/TheHungerGames''
* Kotoko Aihara in ''ItazuraNaKiss''
* Kriemhild in ''ValvraveTheLiberator''
** PlayingAgainstType so far as she's just a stoic adjudant so far. But notable that in the show, she sang the opening song ''Preserved Roses''... in a ''duet'' with ''Music/TMRevolution''
* Kururu in ''Anime/BottleFairy''
* Lucy Liberty in ''VideoGame/{{F-Zero}}: Falcon Densetsu''
* Maho Nitori in ''WanderingSon''
* Maria in ''Anime/{{Witchblade}}''
* Maya Fey (Mayoi Ayasato) in trailers of ''AceAttorney'' games
* Mifuyu in ''GranadoEspada''
* Minazuki Rokumatsuri in ''HappyLesson''
* Misaki Kirihara in ''DarkerThanBlack''
* Misaya Ouji in the 6th ''KaraNoKyoukai'' movie
* Moka Akashiya ([[SuperpoweredNeutralSide both of them]]) in ''RosarioToVampire''
* Morinas in ''{{Simoun}}''
* [[TheDanza Nana Suzuki]] (The original one) in ''SevenOfSeven''
* [[PunnyName Nanami Madobe]], a.k.a. Windows 7-tan
* Neige Hausen in ''SuperRobotWars OG Saga VideoGame/EndlessFrontier EXCEED''
* Neju Ma Melmas in ''TenchiMuyoGXP''
* Princess Oboro in ''Manga/{{Basilisk}}''
* Pandora in ''SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas''
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7aACDTi278 Paz Ortega Andrade]] in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker''
* Persete Yugiri in the ''Polyphonica'' series.
* Rebecca Streisand in ''VideoGame/WildArms5'' ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi9zR2CXO0w Lo~ve... It's in my justi~ce]]. *coughs* Sorry.)
* Rena Lanford in ''[[VideoGame/StarOceanTheSecondStory Star Ocean]]: [[VideoGameRemake Second Evolution]]''. Succeeding Creator/AyaHisakawa.
* Ricotta Elmar and [[TheDanza Nanami Takatsuki]] in ''Anime/DogDays''
** She also sings the opening themes, "SCARLET KNIGHT" and "FEARLESS HERO".
* Riful of the West in ''{{Claymore}}''
* Rin Ogata and Rin Asogi in ''RideBack''
* Rina Ogata in ''VisualNovel/WhiteAlbum''
* Riyu Kikuchi in the ''WrestleAngels Survivor'' series.
* Rue/Princess Kraehe in ''Anime/PrincessTutu''
* Saya Kisaragi in ''{{Blood-C}}''
* Sayaka Mizushiro[[spoiler:/Cerulean Blue]] in ''MagicalCanan''
* Shinobu in ''NininGaShinobuden''
* Was also the first voice of [[RozenMaiden Suiseiseki]] before NatsukoKuwatani took over... [[VerbalTic DESU!]].
* Taeko Hirukawa in ''Anime/ParanoiaAgent''
* Tamao Tamamura [[ActingForTwo and]] Kororo in ''Manga/ShamanKing''
* [[CanonForeigner Tina]] in ''{{Toriko}}''
* Touma Minami in ''{{Minami-ke}}''
* Tsubasa Kazanari in ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' (and she's able to sing [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome very beautifully]] for ''both'' the opening and as a part of the {{Leitmotif}} for her character)
* Tsubomi Hanasaki/Cure Blossom in ''HeartcatchPrettyCure'', much to the joy of many fans [[PromotedFanboy and herself]].
* Tsugumi Shibata in ''Anime/HellGirl''
* Utau Hoshina in ''ShugoChara''
* Victini in ''PokemonTheMovieBlackAndWhite''
* Wrath in ''Anime/FullmetalAlchemist'', later [[{{Ninja}} Lan Fan]] in ''[[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood]]''
* Yui Minamito in ''IchigoOneHundredPercent''
* Yuufa in ''[[RagnarokOnline Ragnarok]]: The Animation''
!! Nana Mizuki's Discography(the following ones are only her albums)
* 2001: ''supersonic girl''
* 2002: ''MAGIC ATTRACTION''
* 2003: ''DREAM SKIPPER''
* 2004: ''ALIVE & KICKING''
* 2006: ''HYBRID UNIVERSE''
* 2007: ''GREAT ACTIVITY''
* 2007: ''THE MUSEUM'', a compilation album
* 2009: ''ULTIMATE DIAMOND''
* 2010: ''IMPACT EXCITER''
* 2011: ''THE MUSEUM II'', second compilation album
* 2012: ''ROCKBOUND NEIGHBORS''
!! Tropes associated to Nana Mizuki
* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: [[spoiler: A vampire at the end of the METRO BAROQUE PV]].
* AudienceParticipationSong: Most notably, her concert staple 'POWER GATE', in which the audience sings nearly half of the first and second verses.
** Not to mention her audience takes it upon themselves, to great lengths, to participate in a song. We're talking glowsticks of certain colors for certain songs, insane jumping and chanting at timed intervals, and more. This is pretty standard at a JPop concert, though.
* BareYourMidriff: Several concert costumes.
* BilingualBonus: Aside from the copious amounts of English/Engrish in her songs, ''ROMANCERS' NEO'' takes the cake for making use of ''latin''. Yep.
* ButtMonkey: Hilariously in the [[LyricalNanoha Lyrical Party IV]] where she reaches the last place in most of the competitions, and the other times, she was close to reach the last place. It should be noted that the audience decided the rankings of the seiyuus.
* CallingYourAttacks: Played with amusingly. Nana ''loves'' to yell her songs' names at the top of her lungs right before performing them, and some of them ("ETERNAL BLAZE!" "BRING IT ON!" "POWER GATE!") ''totally'' sound like they could be attacks.
* [[ClassicallyTrainedExtra Classically Trained Singer]]: Inversion. She was trained to sing Enka (genre based on traditional Japanese music) since she was five. However, as a fan of anime, manga, games, and the seiyuus around them, [[http://haretaraiine.wordpress.com/2011/05/08/shin-ai-summary-chapter-4/ she leapt at the chance to break into the world of voice acting and anime songs]], though she never forgot her roots, fusing enka with modern music in several songs.
* ConceptVideo
* ContinuityNod: The covers to ''THE MUSEUM'' and ''THE MUSEUM II', which both nod to each other and include various props that nod to things in Nana's music videos and single covers.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: If she stars in an anime, chances are she will sing.
* {{Dojikko}}: Her Nendoroid figure atleast.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Her earlier albums contain songs that sound more like early 2000s American music [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTxwHgaL_PY Does this sound more like Nana]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSD8XK8KBp8 or J. Lo?]]
* EpicInstrumentalOpener: "Epic" is her middle name. Justice to Believe fits.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: LIVE CASTLE saw Nana perform in an outfit strangely reminiscent of ''Snow White's''.
* {{Fandom}}: A large following of otaku both in and out of Japan, and in the past few years she's gained a large fandom specifically for her music career. Seems to have quite the [[http://nana-mizuki.proboards.com/index.cgi online fanbase]] as well.
* FashionableAsymmetry: Some of her stage outfits sport this. See [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlu_gy_jSuU here]] for an example.
* GenkiGirl: Tends to play as such and she's usually full of energy.
* GirlNextDoor: Her earlier image compared to what you see today. She was just an average singer before she became super big.
* GoodBadGirl: Especially seen with the characters she plays, as most seem to be of the soft-spoken, timid variety. But give the girl a mic stand and her band and out comes the fierce attitude.
* GratuitousEnglish: See MARIA&JOKER, Zankou no Gaia, Chronicle of sky...
* GreatBallsOfFire: You will ''never'' see ETERNAL BLAZE performed without copious amounts of pyrotechnics. Every concert, no exception - Orchestral concert with a full symphony orchestra playing highly flammable wooden instruments on a rather tight stage? Who cares.
* GreatestHitsAlbum: ''THE MUSEUM'', ''THE MUSEUM II''.
* GriefSong: ''Yume no Tsuzuki'', off of ''ULTIMATE DIAMOND'', was written for her late father.
* HitlerCam: Mysterion. Just look it up.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: ''Any'' of her concert costumes.
* IntercourseWithYou: The Fandom has generally accepted that ''Etsuraku Camellia'' is a ''very'' poetic take on sex.
** ''If this flower frantically blooming/ was allowed to bloom by the red crimson moon, even the evening/ would secretly allow us to indulge in our pleasure.''
* JapanesePopMusic: Initially broke into the industry via Anime character songs and theme songs, but has now become a force to be reckoned with, breaking several records, appearing on Kouhaku Uta Gassen, and even performing at the prestigious Tokyo Dome, ''making her the only seiyuu to ever do so.'' If that doesn't make you an iconic JPop singer, I don't know what does.
* KimonoIsTraditional: The ''Etsuraku Camellia'' PV and LIVE DIAMOND Performance, and the ''Junketsu Paradox'' cover.
* LetsDuet: Very often performs her songs in tandem with other singers during the Animelo Lives in which she performs alongside other voice actors and actresses.
* MagicalGirl: Some of her roles. But the majority of them are...
** DarkMagicalGirl: She's played some of the [[Anime/PrincessTutu most]] [[LyricalNanoha famous]] [[ShugoChara ones]].
* MindScrew: Her music videos all try to convey some sort of story, but nobody's sure ''what'' those stories are.
* MotorMouth: Aoki Hikari no Hate's chorus. GIMMICK GAME also counts.
** Also the rapping in Heaven Knows.
* OlderThanSheLooks: You'd never peg her as being in her 30s. ''Never''.
* OneOfUs: Is a fan of PrettyCure. See Promoted Fangirl.
** To say nothing of putting together a concert themed entirely around ''video games''. From start to finish we get spins on Fighting games, [=RPGs=], Dance Dance Revolution, and Action games.
* PlayingAgainstType: While she's mostly on the 'good girls', [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker Paz]] and [[VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations Jessica]] turns out to be a subversion and [[SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas Pandora]] is a major antagonist from the start.]]
** How could anyone forget [[BlackButler Alois Trancy]]? Playing seemingly sadistic teenage boys is definitely ''not'' something you'd expect fom Nana.
** Even more surprising was her turn in the [[MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaAsPortable ''Nanoha'' PSP games.]] Playing Fate was expected. Playing Fate's EvilTwin was not unexpected. But when said EvilTwin turned out to be a [[LargeHam scenery-chewing]] {{Bokukko}} who filled the DumbMuscle position on the [[ThePsychoRangers enemy team]], and Nana turned in an absolutely scene-stealing performance, THAT was unexpected.
* PlayingToTheFetishes: Granted, this ''is'' Japan we're talking about, so none of these are out of place - but when you're dressing up as a school girl and a nurse in the ''same concert''...
* PowerBallad: ''Brilliant Star'', ''Shin Ai'', ''Hime Murasaki'' all come to mind.
* [[PromotedFanboy Promoted Fangirl]]: She was so happy for getting landed with her role at ''HeartcatchPrettyCure''
* RearrangeTheSong: On both ''THE MUSEUM'' and ''THE MUSEUM II'', several songs got "MUSEUM STYLE" rearrangements. She also performs nearly every concert with a full band, giving nearly ''every one of her songs'' the chance to fall under this trope, even if minimally so.
** And we can't forget ''LIVE GRACE'' - a full-length concert performed with ''an entire symphonic orchestra''.
* SevenIsNana: ''whores'' this trope, in every way possible. Understandably so.
** Especially for Windows 7.
* SofterandSlowerCover: The "MUSEUM Ver." of ''SUPER GENERATION'' definitely counts.
* ShipperOnDeck: She and YukariTamura are Nano/Fate shippers, making a joke about how they (as their respective roles) are married, with Yukari as the housewife and Nana as the breadwinner. Also, in [[LyricalNanoha Lyrical Party IV]], Fate played Nanoha and proposing Fate (played by MikakoTakahashi) to marry her.
* SingingVoiceDissonance: Has a very sweet, high pitched voice but her singing is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ6NfB8k-DU very low]].
** Actually, her voice range for singing can vary, but it's usually like this.
* StageNames: Born 'Nana Kondo', but is known as 'Nana Mizuki'.
* StarMakingRole: While Hinata was her first mostly known role that garners her some cult fans, it's [[LyricalNanoha Fate]] that propels her to international stardom (In fact it was after her [[JustForPun role of Fate]] that she gets a lot of musical recognition to the point of achieving that much fame in JPop world).
* WellDoneDaughterGirl: She mentions in her autobiography, Shin-Ai, [[http://haretaraiine.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/shin-ai-summary-chapter-2/ that the one she wanted to recognize her musical talent the most was her father]]. Which makes it all the more tragic that her father died one year before she achieved her family's ultimate dreams of appearing at ''Kouhaku Uta Gassen'' and performing at the Tokyo Dome.
* TheWikiRule: [[http://nanamizuki.wikia.com Yes, she has one.]]
* TransformationSequence: A short one towards the end of the ''METRO BAROQUE'' video.
* WomanOfAThousandVoices: While she was at first voicing mostly shy and reserved characters (eg:[[{{Naruto}} Hinata]], [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia Colette]]), she has since expanded her vocal range to the point that she can do ''anything''.
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