Yui Makino

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Yui Makino
Born	January 19, 1986 (1986-01-19) (age 22) Tokyo, Japan
Occupation(s)	Seiyū
Website	Official homepage

Yui Makino (牧野由依, Makino Yui^?) was born on January 19, 1986 in Tokyo, Japan. She is a seiyū, actress and singer. She is represented by Sound Vision and Victor Entertainment. In 2005, she voiced as Princess Sakura in Tsubasa Chronicle. She also notably sings the ending theme to Aquarion, a song that is completely written in latin.

Her songs are all smooth, gentle, slow and relaxing. With her signature super-childish and girlish voice combined, it is in turn makes her songs perfect instumentals used in Anime.

Contents 1 Notable roles 1.1 TV anime 1.2 OVA 1.3 Anime films 2 Discography 2.1 Singles 2.2 Albums 2.3 Other 3 External links

[edit] Notable roles

[edit] TV anime

2005

• Tsubasa Chronicle as Sakura

2006

• Aria The Natural as Akane in episode 26
• Welcome to the NHK! as Misaki Nakahara
• Spider Riders: Oracle of Heroes as Girl in episode 7
• Coron-chan as Byobā
• Zegapain as May-Yu
• Tsubasa Chronicle (second season) as Sakura

2007

• Kaze no Stigma as Lapis Suirei
• Bokurano as Aiko Tokosumi
• Sketchbook as Hazuki Torikai

[edit] OVA

• Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations as Sakura
• Hoshi no Umi no Amuri as Amuri

[edit] Anime films

• Tsubasa Chronicle: Torikago no Kuni no Himegimi as Sakura
• Top wo Nerae 2! & Top wo Nerae! Gattai Gekijō-ban!! as Akaitakami

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

1. Amrita (アムリタ, Amrita^?)
   • Release date: August 18, 2005
   • Notes: This song was used as an ending theme song for Tsubasa Chronicle: The Princess of the Country of Birdcages.
2. Undine (ウンディーネ, Undine^?)
   • Release date: October 21, 2005
   • Notes: This song was used as an opening theme song for ARIA The ANIMATION.
3. Euforia (ユーフォリア, Euforia^?)
   • Release date: April 26, 2006
   • Notes: This song was used as an opening theme song for ARIA The NATURAL.
4. Modokashī Sekai no Ue de (もどかしい世界の上で, Modokashī Sekai no Ue de^?)
   • Release date: October 25, 2006
   • Notes: Second ending theme for TV anime Welcome to the N.H.K.
5. Sketchbook o Motta Mama (スケッチブックを持ったまま, Sketchbook o Motta Mama^?)
   • Release date: October 24, 2007
   • Notes: Ending theme for TV anime Sketchbook ~full color's~.
6. Synchronicity
   • Release date: November 21, 2007
   • Notes: This song was used as an opening theme song for Tsubasa Chronicle: Tokyo Revelations OVAs.
7. Spirale
   • Release date: January 23, 2008
   • Notes: This song will be used as an opening theme song for ARIA The ORIGINATION.
   • It also should be noted that this is her first single to make an appearance on the Oricon charts, charting at number 20 in the 5th week of 2008.

[edit] Albums

1. Tenkyū no Ongaku (天球の音楽, Tenkyū no Ongaku^?)
   • Release date: December 6, 2006
2. Makino Yui (マキノユイ, Makino Yui^?)
   • Release date: March 26, 2008

[edit] Other

Anime soundtracks

• Omna Magni

Notes: This song was used as an ending theme song in Genesis of Aquarion.

• Yume no Tsubasa (ユメノツバサ, Yume no Tsubasa^?)

Notes: She sang this song together with fellow seiyū, Miyu Irino who voices Syaoran. The song was used as an ending theme song in the 3rd Drama CD of Tsubasa Chronicle.

• Tsuki no Shijima (つきのしじま, Tsuki no Shijima^?)

Notes: This song was used as an insert song in episode 50 in Tsubasa Chronicle.

• Dark Side ni Tsuitekite

Notes: This song was used as an insert song in Welcome to the N.H.K.

• Synchronicity

Notes: This song is the opening theme song for Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations

Anime character songs

• Towa no Omoi

Notes: Found on the first Tsubasa Chronicle Drama & Character Album.

• Yacchaouyo!

Notes: This song was released on the first character song album for the OVA Amuri in Star Ocean.

• Umidorika -Amuri Ver.-

Notes: This song was released on the first character song album for the OVA Amuri in Star Ocean.

[edit] External links

• Official homepage (Japanese)
• Official site at Victor Entertainment (Japanese)
• Official fan site: YUI's CLEF (Japanese)
• Official blog (Japanese)