
Character profile
Takeru Oyama
大山タケル
Takeru Ooyama is a main character in Maken-Ki! Battling Venus (2011). This page lists 4 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Tomoaki Maeno (JAPANESE) and Ian Sinclair (ENGLISH).
About Takeru Ooyama
A perverted high school student. He hates his father believing him to be the reason his mother died. He wields a power known as "blood pointer" which allows him to drain "element" from the people around him through his mouth. He has periodically used this ability throughout the series without knowing it. After the battle with the Venus unit he has begun to undergo training to understand this power and use it. He is the childhood friend of Haruko Ayama. His maken is known as "Overblow", which lets him cause his opponent's maken to gain incredible power and overflow with element causing it to go out of control and force the user to not be able to use it. However, when his opponent is able to contain the overflow of element or has perfect control over his maken, it would only provide his opponent greater power or even make the maken evolve into something greater. (Source: Wikipedia)
- Gender
- Male
- Also known as
- Take-chan
Takeru Ooyama at a glance
Takeru Oyama first shows up in our catalog in Maken-Ki! Battling Venus, from 2011, as a main character. So far, Takeru Oyama shows up in four anime and one manga. They are also known as Take-chan.
Where to find Takeru Ooyama
Tomoaki Maeno voices Takeru Oyama in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Ian Sinclair. You can also find them in Maken-Ki! Battling Venus 2, Maken-Ki! OVA, and Maken-Ki! Tsuu P~Watakushigoto.
Quick questions
What anime is Takeru Oyama in?
Maken-Ki! Battling Venus, Maken-Ki! Battling Venus 2, and Maken-Ki! OVA, among others.
Who voices Takeru Oyama in English?
Ian Sinclair.
Who is Takeru Oyama's Japanese voice actor?
Tomoaki Maeno.
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.











