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The Ecstasy of Aya Hirano

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Mega-seiyuu Aya Hirano crows victory in her latest interview, telling us she shed tears of joy when she learnt of the great success of her debut album, Riot Girl, with it securing sixth place in the Oricon charts; she pledges also not to betray the expectations of fans in her “Riot Tour”.

She explains that a debut album comes only once in a career, so she wishes to expend every effort in ensuring her success, an attitude which appears to have paid off. She is conservatively sticking to her seiyuu guns, however: “But I don’t want to damage my work as a seiyuu… If it weren’t for that I’d just become a ‘multi-talent’, it’s the work I’m best suited for and I’m really grateful to the people in the field.”

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Interesting to see that with her success, or perhaps gloating, comes an immediate and rather harsh backlash from 2ch – there are certainly some unkind opinions (many of which are quite inexplicable) about her emerging there, though of course she still has many supporters, even there. However, even her supporters seem prepared to acknowledge she is rather dense…

She may not have much interesting to say, but she can at least read script or score with acclaimed results. With all her recent ‘gravure’ and an impending entry into the collection of a great idol master, her fans are sure to appreciate her affirmation of seiyuu primacy, so perhaps she is not so guileless after all? On the other hand, there is the matter of her battle with obesity

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