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3rd Birthday's Aya To Share Voice Actress With FFXIII's Lightning
The 3rd Birthday's official website has been updated with a few juicy bits for Square Enix's upcoming game. The site is host to several new wallpapers featuring an up close and personal look protagonist Aya Brea and her backside. Oh, and the full voiceover cast has been detailed as well.
While Aya kicks some a** in the upcoming PSP title, she'll be showing hers as the protagonist will shred some of her clothing amid combat. Here's an example:
And of course what you really came here to see is the list of voice actors that will be featured in The 3rd Birthday:
Aya Brea: Maaya Sakamoto (same voice actress of Final Fantasy XIII's Lightning)
Hyde Borh: Takashi Taniguchi
Thelonious Cray: Hisao Egawa
Eve Brea: Rei Okamoto
Karud "Boss" Owen: Wataru Yokojima
Dr Blank: Ryohei Kimura
Gabriel Monsigny: Yuko Kaida
Kyle Madigan: Kouichi Yamadera
Kunihiko Maeda: Hiroaki Hirata
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