Subaru Sumeragi

Character profile

Subaru Sumeragi

皇昴流

Subaru Sumeragi is a main character in Tokyo BABYLON (1992). This page lists 6 anime and 3 manga, voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi (JAPANESE) and Ben Fairman (ENGLISH).

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About Subaru Sumeragi

Subaru is the younger of a pair of fraternal twins, his older twin being a girl named Hokuto. Their parents (who are never seen) were members of the Sumeragi, a clan of onmyouji who have served Japan and its emperors for hundreds of years. Subaru was trained from an early age to become the 13th head of the Sumeragi clan, replacing his grandmother. At the age of nine, he was separated from his sister Hokuto for a year of intensive training in Tokyo. On the day he ascended to the head of the clan, Subaru encountered a strange young man under a cherry tree. The meeting would subsequently be expunged from his memory. Subaru's grandmother ordered him to wear gloves from that day onwards, and never to allow anyone else to see his hands. The old onmyouji cast a spell that would repel any attempts by others to remove them. Subaru never removed his gloves, and was known to wear them even when sleeping.

Gender
Male
Age
16
Birthday
February 19

Subaru Sumeragi at a glance

Subaru Sumeragi first shows up in our catalog in Tokyo BABYLON, from 1992, as a main character. Our records show eight anime appearances plus three manga.

Voices and appearances

In Japanese, Subaru Sumeragi is voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi. The English dub uses Ben Fairman. You can also find them in Tsubasa: Tokyo Revelations, X, and Tokyo BABYLON.

FAQ

What anime is Subaru Sumeragi in?

X (TV), Tsubasa: Tokyo Revelations, and X, among others.

Who voices Subaru Sumeragi in English?

Ben Fairman.

Who is Subaru Sumeragi's Japanese voice actor?

Kappei Yamaguchi.

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.