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Subaru

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Subaru is a main character in .hack//SIGN (2002). This page lists 3 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Kaori Nazuka (JAPANESE) and Kim Mai Guest (ENGLISH).

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About Subaru

Class: Heavy axeman Real name: Mariko Misono Subaru is a female Heavy Axeman introduced as the leader of the Crimson Knights, a player organization designed to fight injustice in The World. At times she seems to be the only character preventing the Crimson Knights from running wild; she knows that they must restrain from abusing their power. She eventually joins in the search of a way to help Tsukasa, and builds a strong relationship with him.

Fictional setting
.hack universe
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Class: Heavy axeman Real name: Mariko Misono Subaru is a female Heavy Axeman introduced as the leader of the Crimson Knights, a player organization designed to fight injustice in The World. At times she seems to be the only character preventing the Crimson Knights from running wild; she knows that they must restrain from abusing their power. She eventually joins in the search of a way to help Tsukasa, and builds a strong relationship with him. In the real world Subaru is restricted to a wheelchair, The World is the only place she can walk.

Age
18

Subaru at a glance

Subaru is a main character in .hack//SIGN (2002). So far, Subaru shows up in three anime and two manga.

Cast and appearances

Kaori Nazuka voices Subaru in the original Japanese. In English, the role goes to Kim Mai Guest. You can also find them in .hack//Unison and .hack//Gift.

Quick questions

What anime is Subaru in?

.hack//SIGN, .hack//Unison, and .hack//Gift.

Who voices Subaru in English?

Kim Mai Guest.

Who is Subaru's Japanese voice actor?

Kaori Nazuka.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.