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Daisuke Ono is a voice actor who burst onto the scene thanks to his role as Itsuki Koizumi in Haruhi Suzumiya, like several other people. He has quite a bit of vocal range, going from Hot-Blooded to The Quiet One on a whim. Most of the characters he voices tend to be Bishōnen, as shown with his guest appearance in Lucky Star. (He's also one in real life to boot.) His popularity in recent years skyrocketed after he landed the role of the massively popular Jotaro Kujo (and Star Platinum) in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders TV anime.
As one of a number of seiyuu who have done multiple characters for 07th Expansion, it might be wise to watch him closely.
In the fourth Seiyuu Awards, he won the title of best male seiyuu for his role as Sebastian Michaelis in Black Butler.
Daisuke is also part of the music industry. He has about six singles (Amaoto, Manatsu no Spica, Kinmokusei, Netsuretsu ANSWER, DELIGHT, and Lunar Maria), one mini-album, titled Hinemosu, and one full album, titled Kazehana. He also hosts a radio show called Dear Girl ~stories~ (as OnoD) with Hiroshi Kamiya, which is very popular in Japan and has even spawned a manga, two DS games, and two feature-length films. As of late, Hiroshi and Daisuke have been cast together in anime (most of the time as foils) way too many times to count. Also, arguably coming close in second with shared roles tends to be another "Daisuke", who happens to be Daisuke Kishio.
Notable roles from Daisuke Ono:
- 100 Sleeping Princes and the Kingdom of Dreams as Apollo
- Adventure Time as the Japanese dub of Prince Gumball
- AIR as Yukito Kunisaki and Sora
- Attack on Titan and Attack on Titan: Junior High as Erwin Smith
- B-Project as Tomohisa Kitakado
- Barakamon as Sei "Seishuu" Handa
- Batman Ninja as Nightwing
- Battle Spirits Shonen Gekiha Dan and Battle Spirits Brave as Clacker Ray
- Betrayal Knows My Name as Hotsuma Renjou
- Black Butler as Sebastian Michaelis
- Black Clover as William Vengeance
- Bleach as Mabashi and Shukuro Tsukishima
- Blue Exorcist as Arthur Auguste
- Boarding School Juliet as Airu Inuzuka
- Brave10 as Saizou Kirigakure (Bring it on!)
- Bravely Default as Victor S. Court
- Brothers Conflict as Subaru Asahina
- Captain Tsubasa (more exactly, the smartphone game Tatakau Dream Team) as Brian Cruyfford
- Cells at Work! as Killer T Cell (Playing Against Type)
- Chaos;Head as Daisuke Misumi
- Charlotte as Shunsuke Otosaka
- The Croods as the Japanese dub of Guy
- Daemon Bride as Licht Wulfstan Schwarz & Zadkiel
- Deadman Wonderland as Nagi Kengamine
- Devils' Line (OAD) as Julius Kurtz
- Dimension W as Kyoma Mabuchi
- Doctor Strange (2016) as the Japanese Dub of Baron Mordo
- Dragalia Lost as Musashi/Apollo
- Dragonaut: The Resonance as Jin Kamishima
- Drifters as Butch Cassidy
- Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and The Blight Below as Psaro the Manslayer
- Dungeon Fighter Online as Demonic Lancer
- Durarara!! as Shizuo Heiwajima
- 11eyes as Kakeru Satsuki
- Final Fantasy
- Final Fantasy Type-0 as Nine
- Final Fantasy XIII as Snow Villiers
- Fire Emblem
- Fire Emblem Awakening as Frederick and Priam
- Fire Emblem Fates as Kaze
- Fortune Arterial as Kouhei Hasekura
- Game of Thrones as the Japanese dub voice of Rhaegar Targaryen (Wilf Scolding)
- Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters as Eliot Leland
- Gotham as the Japanese dub of Commissioner James Gordon (Benjamin McKenzie)
- Glee as the Japanese dub of Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith)
- Granblue Fantasy as Altair and Poseidon
- Gugure! Kokkuri-san as Kokkuri-san
- Haruhi Suzumiya as Itsuki Koizumi
- Higurashi: When They Cry as Mamoru Akasaka
- Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere as Tenzou Crossunite and Hassan Fullbush
- Jewelpet Kira Deco! as Blue Knight Ozaki
- Jobs as the Japanese dub of Steve Jobs (Ashton Kutcher)
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (and the video game adaptations All-Star Battle and Eyes of Heaven) as Jotaro Kujo and Star Platinum
- K as Kuroh Yatogami
- Kamen Rider Den-O as Teddy (from Final Countdown onwards)
- Karneval as Hirato
- Katsugeki/Touken Ranbu as Sakamoto Ryoma
- Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl as Asuta Soro
- Kaze no Stigma as Kazuma Yagami
- Kengan Ashura as Rei Mikazuchi
- The King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match as Nameless and the Announcer
- Kuroko no Basuke as Shintarou Midorima
- Kotetsushin Jeeg as Kenji Kusanagi
- The Last Remnant as David Nassau ("Yes! My lord!")
- Legend of Galactic Heroes: Die Neue These as Wolfgang Mittermeyer
- The Legend of the Legendary Heroes as Sion Astal
- Levius: Hugo Stratus
- Little Miss Sunshine as the Japanese dub of Dwayne
Hoover (Paul Dano) - Lord El-Melloi II Case Files and Fate/Grand Order as Add, because he also played Sir Kay in previous Fate works.
- Love Nikki - Dress Up Queen as Prime Minister Nidhogg
- Lucky Star As Himself
- Lyrical Nanoha as Verossa Acous
- Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic as Sinbad
- Mahou Sensei Negima! as Albireo "Ku:Nel Sanders" Imma and UQ Holder! as well
- Mana-Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy as Razeluxe Meitzen/Raze (Or Rozeluxe/Roze)
- Gundam
- Mobile Suit Gundam SEED CE.73 Stargazer as Sven Cal Bayan
- Mobile Suit Gundam Age as Woolf Enneacle
- Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun as Mitsuya Maeno
- Monochrome Factor as Akira Nikaido
- Minami-ke as Hosaka
- Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid as Fafnir
- Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse as Yuuya Bridges
- My Bride is a Mermaid as Kai Mikawa
- Ninja Assassin as the Japanese dub of Raizo (Jeong "Rain" Ji-hoon)
- Noragami as Daikoku
- Norn9 as Natsuhiko Azuma
- Osomatsu-san as Jyushimatsu Matsuno
- Pandora Hearts as Jack Vessalius
- Papa no Iukoto o Kikinasai! as Kouichi Nimura
- Persona 4: The Animation as Kou Ichijou
- Please Tell Me! Galko-chan as Sport-o
- Pokémon as Dande/Leon
- The Prince of Tennis as Kazuya Tokugawa
- Prince of Stride as Heath Hasekura
- Psychic Detective Yakumo as Yakumo Saitou
- Rinne no Lagrange as Dizelmine Fin E Ld Si
- Robot as the Japanese dubs of Dr. Vaseegaran and Chitti (Rajinikanth)
- Saint Seiya Awakening as Poseidon
- Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas as Cancer Manigoldo
- Saki as Hagiyoshi
- Samurai Warriors as Nobuyuki Sanada
- Seraph of the End as Norito Goshi
- The Seven Deadly Sins as Dolor
- Shirokuma Cafe as Llama
- Shoukoku no Altair as Antonio Lucio
- Sigma Harmonics as Sigma
- Sonic the Hedgehog as Silver the Hedgehog
- Space Battleship Yamato 2199 as Susumu Kodai (Darrining both Kei Tomiyama AND Kōichi Yamadera)
- Speed Racer as the Japanese dub of Taejo Togakan
- Starry☆Sky as Suzuya Tohzuki
- Street Fighter IV as El Fuerte (SUPEEERR DYNAMIIIC COOKING TIME!!!)
- Tales of Zestiria as Dezel
- Tamako Market as Kaoru Hanase
- Tatsunoko VS Capcom as Casshern
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows as the Japanese dub of Casey Jones (Stephen Amell)
- TerraforMARS as Keiji Onizuka
- Tower of God as Phonsekal Lauroe
- Urakata Hakuōki ~Akatsuki no Shirabe~ and Hakuouki Shinkai as Sakamoto Ryoma
- Umineko: When They Cry as Battler Ushiromiya (as well as young Kizno and Black Battler in the PlayStation 3 port and fighting game respectively)
- Valvrave the Liberator as Cain Dressel
- Virtue's Last Reward as K
- Wonder Woman (2017) as the Japanese dub of Steve Trevor (Chris Pine)
- Uta No Prince Sama as Kira Sumeragi
- WORKING as Jun Satou
- Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches as Ushio Igarashi
- Yozakura Quartet as Kyousuke Kishi
- Zero Time Dilemma as Sigma Klim
Tropes associated with Daisuke Ono:
- As Himself: He voiced and played himself in Dear Girl ~stories~ as OnoD. In addition, he (and Kamiya) usually promote their voice roles in that show.
- Man of a Thousand Voices: Daisuke's got a pretty impressive range for a seiyuu, going from being Hot-Blooded, to quiet, to high-pitched, to Badass Baritone; the last of which sound like a youthful version of Joji Nakata. However, his weak point would be actual singing, as demonstrated very painfully when he sang STAND PROUD
and Sono Chi No Sadame, resulting in one of the biggest examples of Cringe Comedy in his career. - Vocal Evolution: His later roles involve him using a deeper voice when compared to his earlier roles. Contrast him as Itsuki Koizumi and Shizuo Heiwajima, roles which he took up within the span of a year.
