Hiroko Kageyama

Character profile

Hiroko Kageyama

Hiroko Kageyama is a main character in Gilgamesh (2003). This page lists 1 anime, voiced by Mitsuki Saiga (JAPANESE) and Alice Fulks (ENGLISH).

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About Hiroko Kageyama

The Countess's real name is Hiroko Kageyama, and she had been employed at Heaven's Gate, working closely with Madoka. She became the Countess after marrying a wealthy scientist and Count she worked with, because the man she loved, Terumichi Madoka, was already married and had a daughter. When the Count died in Twin X, she inherited his immense fortune. She appeared to be the only survivor of the attack and lay in a coma for a few years before deciding to find the children who could use the Dynamis. She searched for and found three children rumored to have magical powers, pulled them from some pretty bad situations, and raised them as her own children. She taught them to use their powers, the Dynamis, and used them to fight the Gilgamesh, although they don't know her reasoning for asking them to do such. She despises Kiyoko, most likely for being the daughter of the man she loved, and is much warmer towards Tatsuya because he looks exactly like Terumichi. She has a mansion, but she lives in a huge, fancy hotel. She has a formal dinner with her-make shift family every night, and has the children driven everywhere in the hotel's car which eventually became hers

Also known as
The Countess of Werdenberg

Who is Hiroko Kageyama?

Hiroko Kageyama first shows up in our catalog in Gilgamesh, from 2003, as a main character. They are also known as The Countess of Werdenberg.

Voices and appearances

In Japanese, Hiroko Kageyama is voiced by Mitsuki Saiga. The English dub uses Alice Fulks.

Quick questions

What anime is Hiroko Kageyama in?

Gilgamesh.

Who voices Hiroko Kageyama in English?

Alice Fulks.

Who is Hiroko Kageyama's Japanese voice actor?

Mitsuki Saiga.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.