Japanese Voice Actor Kensho Ono to Attend Gundam Movie Premiere in Singapore
Renowned Japanese voice actor Kensho Ono is scheduled to visit Singapore on May 8, 2026, for the gala premiere of the animated film Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery Of Nymph Circe. Ono, widely recognized for his roles in popular anime series such as Kuroko's Basketball, Spy X Family, and Attack On Titan, voices the protagonist Hathaway Noa in this second installment of the Gundam Hathaway trilogy. The premiere events will take place at Golden Village VivoCity, featuring two separate sessions at 6:00 PM and 9:15 PM. Tickets are priced at S$89 and S$69 respectively, with Ono attending both screenings. Attendees will receive exclusive merchandise, including AR collectible tickets, postcards, and session-specific items like T-shirts or A3 posters. The film also features high-profile voice actors Reina Ueda and Kenjiro Tsuda. This event offers local fans a rare opportunity to engage with a major star from the mecha franchise live, highlighting the continued popularity of Japanese animation in Southeast Asia.
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Japanese Voice Actor Kensho Ono to Attend Gundam Movie Premiere in Singapore
Renowned Japanese voice actor Kensho Ono is scheduled to visit Singapore on May 8, 2026, for the gala premiere of the animated film Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery Of Nymph Circe. Ono, widely recognized for his roles in popular anime series such as Kuroko's Basketball, Spy X Family, and Attack On Titan, voices the protagonist Hathaway Noa in this second installment of the Gundam Hathaway trilogy. The premiere events will take place at Golden Village VivoCity, featuring two separate sessions at 6:00 PM and 9:15 PM. Tickets are priced at S$89 and S$69 respectively, with Ono attending both screenings. Attendees will receive exclusive merchandise, including AR collectible tickets, postcards, and session-specific items like T-shirts or A3 posters. The film also features high-profile voice actors Reina Ueda and Kenjiro Tsuda. This event offers local fans a rare opportunity to engage with a major star from the mecha franchise live, highlighting the continued popularity of Japanese animation in Southeast Asia.
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