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Chiaki Takahashi (AKA [[Fan Nickname|'Chiaking']]) is one of the more popular voice actresses today, born in 1977. Currently freelance, she once sang with [[Yui Horie]] and [[Akemi Kanda]] as part of the group Aice 5. Her roles are in general had [[Ms. Fanservice|Fanservice]], or if not, at least of the [[Cool Big Sis]] type. Although as of late, her roles have been taking darker turns in a way that they may end up as a [[Heel]], though mostly [[Anti-Villain|sympathetic ones]].

And if it wasn't enough, she posed ''nude'' on a magazine, [http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2010/01/25/gravure-seiyuu-chiaki-takahashi-poses-nude-retires/ and it will be her last to concentrate in being a voice actress.]. Only [[Ryoka Yuzuki]] and [[Yurika Ochiai]] [also an [[The Idolmaster (video game)|Idolmaster]] voice actress like Chiaki] had been known to pose nude in their careers. For a tamer version, if she appears in cons, you can be assured that there is an [[Absolute Cleavage]] in her suit. At this point, many would agree that she would be considered as the sexiest seiyuu.

 

 

 

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* Ai Tanabe in ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]''

* Azusa Miura in ''[[The Idolmaster (video game)|The Idolmaster]]''

* Haineko from ''[[Bleach]]''.

* Mistuko Torii in ''[[Ichiban Ushiro no Dai Maou]]''

* Rina Tachibana in ''[[Rio -Rainbow Gate!-]]''

* [[Big Bad|Majiquonne]]/[[Digital Piracy Is Evil|Arfoire]] in ''[[Neptunia]]''

* [[Playing Against Type]]: While she's mostly playing usually good girls, or sympathetic villains, [[Neptunia|Majiquonne/Arfoire]] is devoid of them. Then again, she's the frickin' embodiment of [[Digital Piracy Is Evil]], were you expecting support?

* [[Relationship Voice Actor]]: Quite a bit with her Idolmaster colleagues, but [[Asami Imai]] stands out the most.

* [[Man of a Thousand Voices|Woman of a Thousand Voices]]: Really, she goes from your resident [[Cool Big Sis]], to an utter flirt, to a [[Tsundere]], to (Occasionally [[Evil Is Hammy|Hammy]]) Villainesses... to ''robots''. Quite a way to go for a H-Game seiyuu, huh?

 

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