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Masakazu Morita was born on 21st October 1972 in Tokyo, Japan. He is an actor and voice actor, best known for his roles in Japanese anime, including “Bleach” (2004-2012), ”One Piece” (2007-2011), and others.

Have you ever wondered how rich Masakazu Morita is? According to sources, it is estimated that Masakazu Morita`s overall net worth is $10 million, an amount acquired through his career as an actor, which is marked by leading roles in animation series “Bleach” as its main protagonist – Ichigo Kurosaki.

Masakazu Morita Net Worth $10 Million

Morita`s career began in 1995, when he signed a contract with AON Production, however he had to wait a few years until his first engagement. He made his debut in 2001 as he was featured as the voice of Tidus in the “Final Fantasy X” video game and its sequels, which eventually led to a big screen production “Final Fantasy X-2” (2003), increasing his net worth to a large degree.

In 2004, Masakazu earned the role of Auel Neidar in “Gundam Seed Destiny”, which also increased his net worth. Furthermore, Morita lent the voice to Kurosaki Ichigo of the “Bleach” series until 2012, which remains his most popular “role” until the present day. Moreover, he was a part of the film “Bleach: Hell Verse”, released in 2010, which also benefited his overall net worth. In 2009, Morita was featured as Ryo Yuki in another manga TV series entitled “Eden Of The East”, and the same year the film “Eden Of The East The Movie I: The King Of Eden” was released, making his net worth even greater.

Morita continued to line up successful roles in Japanese animations, and in 2011, he was featured in “Tiger & Bunny” as Barnaby Brooks Jr. In 2014, he was heard in “Yona Of The Dawn” and his most recent engagement includes the voice of Whis in “Dragon Ball Super” (2015), alongside other Japanese voice actors including Masako Nozawa and Hiromi Tsuru. Morita has also been recognized for his voice acting in Japanese video games, as he was featured in “Kingdom Of Hearts Re-Coded“ as Tidus and in “Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2” as Tarble. Morita has also featured as the voice of Troy Bolton in the Japanese production of the “High School Musical” films. Furthermore, he has also featured the voice of Zach Effron in Japanese versions of films “The Paperboy” (2012), “Neighbors” (2014), “17 Again” (2009) and “Derby Stallion” (2005) among others. He has also voiced Kato, a role played by Jay Chou in the film “Green Hornet” (2011).

Overall, Morita`s career has been rather successful, as he has already appeared in more than 50 TV and film titles, portraying some of the best known anime heroes. For his role in “Bleach”, Maskazu won the Best Rookie Actor, at the first edition of the Seiyu Awards.

Regarding his personal life, only a little is known, however, in interviews he talks mostly about some of his hobbies, telling people he likes fishing, and that he is familiar with a string of martial arts, including kendo, among others.



Full Name Masakazu Morita
Net Worth $10 Million
Date Of Birth October 21, 1972
Place Of Birth Sumida, Tokyo, Japan
Height 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)
Profession Actor, Voice Actor
Nationality Japan
Nicknames Seiichi Morita , Morita Masakazu
IMDB www.imdb.com/name/nm1040968
Albums Final Fantasy X
Movies Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, Bleach: Memories of Nobody, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, Bleach: Hell Verse, Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion, Bleach: Fade to Black, Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, Kite Liberator, Combustible, Bleach: Vol. 15: The Rescue, Bleach: Vol. 14: The…
TV Shows Bleach, Tiger & Bunny, Major, Baccano!, Marginal Prince, Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny, Onmyo Taisenki, Xenosaga: The Animation, Knights of the Zodiac, Kiniro no Corda, Ring ni Kakero

Actor

Title Year Status Character
Dishidia fainaru fantajî: Opera omunia 2017 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Tiger Mask W 2016 TV Series Kazuchika Okada
Dragon Ball Super: Doragon bôru cho 2015-2016 TV Series Uisu / Fukusei Vegeta
Tosa no ipponzuri 2016
Doragon bôru: Zenobâsu 2 2016 Video Game Whis (Japanese version, voice)
World of Final Fantasy 2016 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Rewrite 2016 TV Series Kotarou Tennouji / Kotaro Tennoji
Kochira Katsushika-ku Kamearikouen-mae Hashutsujo The Final: Ryotsu Kankichi Saigo no Hi 2016 TV Movie Kidnapper
One Piece: Burning Blood 2016 Video Game Marco (voice)
Kamen Raidâ Doraibu Sâga: Kamen Raidâ Cheisâ 2016 Video Tenjuro Banno (voice)
Big Order 2016 TV Series Eiji Hoshimiya
Hondana shokudô 2015 TV Mini-Series
Kamen Raidâ Doraibu 2015 TV Series Tenjuro Banno Kamen Rider Gold Drive Sigma Circular
World Trigger 2015 TV Series Shuuji Miwa
Dragon Ball Z: Doragon bôru Z – Fukkatsu no ‘F’ 2015 Whis (Japanese version, voice)
Yona of the Dawn 2014-2015 TV Series Kija
Death Parade 2015 TV Series Yousuke Tateishi
Doragon bôru: Zenobâsu 2015 Video Game Whis (Japanese version, voice)
Kuroko’s Basketball 2015 TV Series Shogo Haizaki
Uwabaki kukku 2015 TV Series voice
Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires 2014 Video Game Pang De (Japanese version, voice)
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II 2014 Video Game Lecter Arandor (Japanese version, voice)
Jeisutâzu bikutorî bâsasu 2014 Video Game Ichigo Kurosaki Pegasus Seiya (voice)
Gekijouban Tiger & Bunny: The Rising 2014 Barnaby Brooks, Jr. (voice)
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2014 Video Game Schezo Wegey (voice)
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z 2014 Video Game Whis (Japanese version, voice)
Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends 2013 Video Game Pang De (Japanese version, voice)
Pokémon 2013 TV Series Chili
Jûden Sentai Kyôryûjâ 2013 TV Series Debo Tanabanta
Dynasty Warriors 8 2013 Video Game Pang De (Japanese version, voice)
Dragon Ball Z: Doragon bôru Z – Kami to Kami 2013 Uisu (voice)
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix 2013 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Gekijouban Tiger & Bunny: The Beginning 2012 Barnaby Brooks, Jr. (voice)
Kingdom 2012 TV Series Xin Li
Hi no yôjin 2012 Short
Bleach 2004-2012 TV Series Kurosaki Ichigo Ichigo Kurosaki Hollow Ichigo
Warriors Orochi 3 2011 Video Game Pang De (voice)
Dynasty Warriors 7: Xtreme Legends 2011 Video Game Pang De (Japanese version, voice)
Tiger & Bunny 2011 TV Series Barnaby Brooks Jr.
Unchained Blades 2011 Video Game Fang (Japanese version, voice)
Wan pîsu: One Piece 2007-2011 TV Series Marco
Gekijouban Sengoku Basara: The Last Party 2011 Maeda Keiji
Dishidia duodeshimu Fainaru fantajî 2011 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Gekijouban Bleach: Jigokuhen 2010 Ichigo Kurosaki (voice)
Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 2010 Video Game Tarble (Japanese version, voice)
Pokémon the Series: Black and White 2010 TV Series Pod
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded 2010 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes 2010 Video Game Maeda Keiji (Japanese version, voice)
Higashi no Eden Gekijoban I: The King of Eden 2009 Ryu Yuki (voice)
Mirakuru torein: Ôedosen e yôkoso 2009 TV Series Itsumi Ryogoku
Higashi no Eden 2009 TV Series Ryou Yuki / Ryo Yuki
Sengoku basara 2009 TV Series Keiji Maeda
Dissidia: Final Fantasy 2008 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Gekijô ban Bleach: Fade to Black – Kimi no na o yobu 2008 Ichigo Kurosaki (voice)
Doragon bôru: Ossu! Kaette kita Son Gokû to nakama-tachi!! 2008 Short Tarble (voice)
Seinto Seiya: Meio Hades Elysion-hen 2008 TV Series Pegasus Seiya
Baccano! 2007-2008 TV Series Claire Stanfield / Young Conductor
Warriors Orochi 2 2008 Video Game Houtoku (Japanese version, voice)
Gekijô ban Bleach: The DiamondDust Rebellion – Mô hitotsu no hyôrinmaru 2007 Ichigo Kurosaki (Japanese version, voice)
Operation Darkness 2007 Video Game Additional Voices (Japanese version, voice)
Kite Liberator 2007 Video Rin Gaga (voice)
Warriors Orochi 2007 Video Game Houtoku (Japanese version, voice)
Mâjinaru purinsu: Gekkeiju no ôji tachi 2006 TV Series Alfred Visconti
Bleach: Memories of Nobody 2006 Ichigo Kurosaki (voice)
Kin iro no koruda: Primo passo 2006 TV Series Kazuki Hihara
Eureka Seven Vol.2: The New Vision 2006 Video Game Steven Bisson (voice)
Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War 2006 Video Game Patrick James Beckett (Japanese version, voice)
Seinto Seiya: Meiou Hades Meikai Hen 2005 TV Series Seiya
Eureka Seven Vol.1: The New Wave 2005 Video Game Steven Bisson (voice)
Yo-jin-bo 2005 Video Game Shiranui Youzaburou
Kidô senshi Gundam Seed Destiny 2004-2005 TV Series Auel Neider
Xenosaga: The Animation 2005 TV Series Louis Virgil
Kessen III 2004 Video Game Koroku Hachisuga / Sandayu Momochi (Japanese version, voice)
Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad 2004 TV Series Hyoudou Masaru
Ou Dorobou Jing in Seventh Heaven 2004 Video short Conductor (voice)
Final Fantasy X-2 2003 Video Tidus / Shuyin
Interlude 2003 TV Series Shujinkou
Ring ni kakero 2003 TV Series Ryuuji Takane
Fainaru fantajî X-2 2003 Video Game Tidus / Shuyin (voice)
Kingdom Hearts 2002 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)
Fainaru fantajî X 2001 Video Game Tidus (Japanese version, voice)

Miscellaneous

Title Year Status Character
Fainaru fantajî sebun adobento chirudoren 2005 motion actor
Dynasty Warriors 5 2005 Video Game motion actor
Fainaru fantajî X 2001 Video Game motion actor: Tidus
Fainaru fantajî VIII 1999 Video Game cg model

Visual Effects

Title Year Status Character
Fainaru fantajî X-2 2003 Video Game motion actor: Tidus/Shuyin

Self

Title Year Status Character
Live Video Japan Otome Festival 2 2012 Video Himself
Seiyû ryokôsha e yôkoso. 2006 TV Series Himself

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