Describe Satomi Kōrogi here, toge-toge, purri!
Satomi Kōrogi is a voice actress born on November 14, 1962. Her roles seem to be usually the Token Mini-Moe or the Ridiculously Cute Critter. Her vocal range can go so high that she is capable of convincingly voicing very young children, especially toddlers and babies, for which can be seen in her most famous role as Himawari Nohara of Crayon Shin-chan. However, her real speaking voice is evidently much, much deeper and almost unrecognizable compared to many of her character voices
. On the other side of the spectrum, she can also lower her voice in order to voice pre-teen and teen boys on occasion.
She's very short, as mentioned in one Excel Saga episode (where her walking off after her one line as Menchi is represented by the top of someone's head crossing the bottom of the screen).
Notable roles by Satomi Kōrogi:
- Ai Tamura in Ojarumaru
- Aligura in Blood Blockade Battlefront
- Arnold in the Japanese dub of The Magic School Bus
- Cal Devens/Drei in the original release of Phantom of Inferno.
- Chap in Chip Chan Kick
- Chi in Chi's Sweet Home
- Chiffon in Fresh Pretty Cure!
- Doremitchi, Hapihapitchi, and the GO-GO Tamagotchi! story arc's narrator in Tamagotchi
- Ducky in the Japanese dub of The Land Before Time
- Frosch in Fairy Tail
- Fuji-hime in the Harukanaru Toki no Naka de - Maihitoyo movie (replacing Ikue Otani in this role)
- Himawari Nohara and Megumi-chan in Crayon Shin-chan
- Kanon Azai in The Devil on G-String
- Karōdo in Senran Kagura
- Kina Dibiase in Bulk Slash
- Kiyoko in Tokyo Godfathers
- Kodama Heike in Genji Tsuushin Agedama (episode 6 only)
- Kuki in Lime-iro Senkitan and Lime-iro Ryukitan X
- Maho Kazami on Please Teacher!
- May in Guilty Gear
- Baiken in Guilty Gear: The Missing Link
- Menchi, Ropponmatsu 2, Kumi Kumi and Sandora in Excel♡Saga
- Hitomi Aasu in Puni Puni☆Poemi note
- Mindy in the Japanese dub of Animaniacs
- Mint Adenade in Tales of Phantasia for Super Famicom and Game Boy Advance, replaced by Junko Iwao in all other ports
- Natalie in Scrapped Princess
- Natsumi Mizuki in Mama is a Fourth Grader
- Naughty Nau in Lightning Legend: Daigo no Daibouken
- Nina Tucker in Fullmetal Alchemist (2003)
- Otama (AKA: "Francine") in Kyatto Ninden Teyandee (AKA: Samurai Pizza Cats)
- Polar and Nina Cortex in the Japanese dubs of Crash Team Racing and Crash Twinsanity
- Polliam "Pollin" de Pollinten in Tech Romancer
- Popuko in Pop Team Epic episode 7A
- Presia Zenosakis in Super Robot Wars
- Ruby in Kaitou Saint Tail
- Sakura in Rurouni Kenshin
- Snarf in the Japanese dub of Thunder Cats 2011
- Starfy in The Legendary Starfy
- Suzy Relane, Karlmann Doukatous and Connie Francis in Victory Gundam
- Pokémon: The Series:
- Kasumi's (Misty's) Togepi and Hiroshi's (Richie's) Pikachu Leon (Sparky).
- The younger Pichu brother in the movie shorts Pikachu and Pichu and Camp Pikachu. Reprises the role in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Ultimate
- Mew in Pokémon: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon and in the eighth movie Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
- Tweety Bird in the Japanese dub of the Looney Tunes series (most recent voice; Rihoko Yoshida and Mika Doi, among others, had voiced the character previously)
- Umagon (Ponygon) in Konjiki no Gash Bellnote (AKA: Zatch Bell!)
- Ushio Okazaki in CLANNAD
- Zen'o in Dragon Ball Super
- Tat in the Klonoa series
