It's NOT Boobie Lady, it's Chiaki Takahashi... or Chiaking if you prefer... Oh, hello troper, are you here for a checkup? Wha? My description? Oh my... all right.
Chiaki Takahashi (AKA 'Chiaking') is one of the more popular voice actresses today, born on May 8, 1977 in Yokohama, Japan. Currently freelance, she once sang with Yui Horie and Akemi Kanda as part of the group Aice⁵. Her roles are in general had Fanservice, or if not, at least of the Cool Big Sis type. Although , her rolescan have darker turns in a way that they may end up as a Heel, though mostly sympathetic ones. She also works as a model.
Oh, and she's also heading up 'Forever 23' movement, similar to Kikuko Inoue (17) and Yūko Gotō (29), along with her best bud Asami Imai. She is not related to either Hiroki Takahashi, Mikako Takahashi, Kazuki Takahashi, Rumiko Takahashi or Rie Takahashi.
Roles:
- Ai Tanabe in Full Metal Panic!
- Angelica Pickles in the Japanese dub of Rugrats (TV series only and replacing Sumiko Suzuki in that role)
- Asmodeus in Seven Mortal Sins
- Aura Maria Fuentes (Stefania Gomez) in the Japanese dub of Yo soy Betty, la fea and it's spin-off Eco Moda.
- Azusa Miura in The iDOLM@STER
- Miura-san in the Puchimasu! subseries.
- Barrett M82A1 and Colt Python in Girls' Frontline
- Beauty Ishigaya in Wrestle Angels (darrin-ing Michiko Neya)
- Cala Maria in the Japanese dub of The Cuphead Show!
- Carol Dorry in the Japanese dub of Armored Core V
- Catherine and Stheno in Granblue Fantasy
- Chaos Machina in The Hero is Overpowered but Overly Cautious
- Chiaki in GARO: Vanishing Line
- Christina Morgan in Princess Connect! Re:Dive
- Dark Elf in Bikini Warriors
- Dokon, Botan, and Nyankee in Taiko no Tatsujin
- Esri in The World's Finest Assassin
- Haineko from Bleach
- Himiko in Ikkitousen
- Holly Whyte in Bravely Default
- Houshou in Azur Lane
- Ichijiku Kadenokouji in Hypnosis Mic
- Isabeau de Bavière in Magia Record: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Side Story
- Ishtar in I/O
- Jackal Toujou in Wanna Be the Strongest in the World!
- Kanako Sanjou in TerraforMARS
- Katherine MacDonald in Kaze no Stigma
- Kinako Mochizuki in We Without Wings
- Kondo Isami in Sengoku Collection
- Kondo Isao (gender-flipped) in Gintama during the Dekoboko arc
- Litchi Faye-Ling in BlazBlue
- Ada Clover/Nirvana in the same game for about one line in a bit of flashback in Carl's story in Calamity Trigger. note
- Magiquone/Arfoire in Neptunia
- Maya in Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey
- Mia and Yua Kusunoki in Chaos;Head
- Miss Chrom in Guardian Tales
- Misuzu Jinno in The Island of Giant Insects
- Mitsuki Hayase in Rumbling Hearts and Muv-Luv Alternative
- Mitsuko Torii in Demon King Daimao
- Nanami Kanroji in School Days
- Neeton and Omocchama in Yatterman (both the 2008 series and Takashi Miike's Live-Action Adaptation)
- Sir Oda in Yatterman Night
- A variety of roles in Pokémon Best Wishes, including obvious ones like Officer Jenny to unusual ones like Litwick and Burgh's Leavanny - and utterly bizarre ones, such as Trubbish and Ash's Palpitoad.
- It's said that the design of Litchi was the inspiration for Professor Juniper. She's also given a "Special Thanks" mention in the credits for Black and White. The plot thickens...
- Omiko Hakodate in Kill la Kill
- Pony Goodlight in Lost Song
- Rina Tachibana in Rio -Rainbow Gate!-
- Rosa Laville in The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody
- Roselle Vergerius in the Japanese version of Rusty Hearts
- Sena Miura in Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka
- Sophie in the Drama CD of Gosick (darrin'd by... Michiko Neya)
- Swan in Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry
- (Gender Bendered) Terry Bogard in SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy
- Verica in Dragalia Lost
- Xelha in Baten Kaitos (
This would be one of her earlier roles before she got landed in her pigeonhole of Ms. Fanservice, Xelha isn't one.) - Xinyan in Genshin Impact
Associated Tropes:
- Anti-Villain: With the exception of Magiquone/Arfoire, most of her antagonistic roles do come off sympathetic. She has at times branches out for more blatant bad guys like Omiko or Holly
- Ms. Fanservice: Many of her roles are attractive women with seducing personalities and/or Stripperific outfits. Litchi from BlazBlue is a notable example.
- Playing Against Type: While she's mostly playing usually good girls, or sympathetic villains, Magiquone/Arfoire is devoid of them.
- Star-Making Role: By default, it would be Azusa. However, considering that it never left Japan, she remained mostly unknown by the Western audience, until she got the role of Litchi.
- Woman of a Thousand Voices: Really, she goes from your resident Cool Big Sis, to an utter flirt, to a Tsundere, to (Occasionally Hammy) Villainesses... to robots.
Ufufu... it was such a fun description, Troper-san. I'll see you tomorrow then... *Beat* Ara? Aren't we supposed to be at The Other Wiki?
