Uchida Aya

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Uchida Aya (内田彩)

Personal Information
Birthday	July 23, 1986 (age 38)
Hometown	Ota, Gunma, Japan
Nickname	Utchi (うっちー)
Height	156 cm (5 ft 1.4 in)
Blood Type	O
Professional Information
Agency	Across Entertainment
Debut Year	2008
Status	Active
Social Medias
Website	Website
Agency Profile	Uchida Aya @Across Entertainment
Twitter	@aya_uchida
Instagram	@aya_uchi_da

Uchida Aya (内田彩) is a Japanese seiyuu and singer. She was a member of the now mostly inactive seiyuu idol unit μ's (mu's) and the subgroup Printemps which are part of the Love Live! mixed media franchise.

Musical career[]

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Starting around late 2010, she also was part of the popular seiyuu idol unit μ's (mu's) and the subgroup Printemps. The larger group technically ended their official activities in 2016, but has appeared several times since in Love Live! reunion events and released a new single in 2020. With the group she has released 8 albums with 5 reaching the top 10 of the Oricon album charts (including two #1s) and 2 reaching the top 20. Her first solo album (Love Live! Solo Live! Kotori Minami from μ's "Kotori Lovin' You", 2011) as Kotori with the μ's only reached #109, but it might have been released too early as the groups popularity increased dramatically starting in 2013, since her second solo album (Love Live! Solo Live! Kotori Minami from μ's "Junpaku Romance", 2014) like that reached #37. The group released 7 non-anime related singles with the last two reaching the top 10 of the Oricon singles charts and the previous two reaching #31 and #30. Of their 18 anime related singles, half of them reached the top 5 of the Oricon singles charts with five peaking at #2 (「all the time」, 「Angelic Angel」/「Hello, counting the stars」, 「SUNNY DAY SONG」/「?←HEARTBEAT」, 「We are one light」/「Future style」, & 「A song for You! You? You!!」), two peaking in the top 10, and two just outside the top 10 at #11 and #12. With Printemps, she released 5 singles, three reached the top 10 of the Oricon singles charts with 「WAO-WAO Powerful day!」 peaking at #2.

She was a member of the seiyuu idol unit Tsukikage (2018-only?) related to the anime Release the Spyce (2018). She was a member of the seiyuu idol unit team UmiFure (2017-only?). related to Umi Monogatari pachinko/slot machines. She was a member of the seiyuu idol duo Magus Two (2014-only?) with Hara Yumi related to the anime Trinity Seven (2014+). She was a member of the seiyuu idol unit Paprika R (2012-only?) related to the anime Recorder and Randsell Re♪ (2012).

Anime roles[]

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Main roles[]

Silk von Santana in The Aristocrat's Otherworldly Adventure: Serving Gods Who Go Too Far (2023)
Izumi Murakami in Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre (ONA 2023)
Aoma in Gunma-chan (2021, 2 S2 2023)
Ran in Rail Romanesque (2020 shorts)
Hatsume Aoba in Release the Spyce (2018)
Lucky Beast in Kemono Friends (2017, ONA Welcome to Japari Park 2018 shorts, 2 S2 2019)
Mirai in Kemono Friends (ONA Welcome to Japari Park 2018 shorts)
Kyō Shinooka in You Don't Know Gunma Yet (2018 shorts)
Kaban in Kemono Friends (Uma no Friends 2017 shorts)
Lucky Beast in Kemono Friends (2017, ONA Welcome to Japari Park 2018 shorts, S2 2019)
Hikaru in Crane Game Girls Galaxy (2016 shorts)
Himawari in Rilu Rilu Fairilu (~ Fairy Door ~ 2016, Magic Mirror 2017, Tell me the magical pendulum 2018 shorts)
Alice in Alice in Dreamland (2015 movie)
Shuri Komori in Komori-san Can't Decline! (2015 shorts)
Arin Kannazuki in Trinity Seven (2014, Movie 1: Eternity Library & Alchemic Girl 2017 movie, Movie 2: Heavens Library to Crimson Lord 2019 movie)
Amane Todoroki in Endangered Girl: Amazing Twins (OVA 2 ep 29 min 2014)
Himawari Shinomiya in Vividred Operation (2013)
Kotori "Minalinsky" Minami in Love Live! (School Idol Project 2013, OVA School Idol Project 2013 short, School Idol Project 2 S2 2014, School Idol Project: μ's →NEXT LoveLive! 2014 - Endless Parade Makuai Drama 3 ep special 2014 shorts, School Idol Project: μ's →NEXT LoveLive! 2014 - Endless Parade Encore Animation special 2014 short, School Idol Project Movie 2015 movie, School Idol Project Movie: Theater Manner CM 4 ep 2015 movie shorts, ONA School Idol Festival All Stars 2018 short)
Mai in Ai-Mai-Mi (2013 shorts, Surgical Friends 2017 shorts)
Shizuka Hattori in Strike Witches (The Movie 2012 movie; Road to Berlin 2020)
Hotaru Amatsuka in Baby Princess 3D Paradise 0 [Love] (OVA 29 min 2011)
Ascoeur "Lieselotte" in Kiddy GiRL-AND (2009)

Notable supporting roles[]

Lucky Beast in Kemono Friends (ONA A Little Anime 3 2019 shorts)
Kaban in Kemono Friends (2 S2 2019)
Mirai in Kemono Friends (2017)
Shuri Komori in Landlord is in Puberty! (2016 shorts)
Urus in So, I Can't Play H! (2012)
Hina-chan in Recorder and Randsell (Do♪ 2012 shorts, Re♪ 2012 shorts, OVA 2 ep 2012 shorts, Mi☆ 2013 shorts)
Aoi in Mawaru Penguindrum (2011)
Mari Funami in YuruYuri: Happy Go Lily (2011, ♪♪ S2 2012, OVA Summer Vacation! 1 hr 3 min 2015, San☆Hai! S3 2015)
Ticy "The Hitman" Phenyl in Freezing (2011, Vibration S2 2013)
Elle Adams in Rio - Rainbow Gate!: Reshuffle (2011, Special special 2011)
Mayumi Katō in Three Way Struggle (2010, Is Increasing! 8 ep 2011)
Chikara Hidaka in Munto: The world reflected in the eyes of a girl looking up at the sky (TV 9 ep 2009, Movie 2009 movie)

Other roles[]

Yuria Misaki in Star Blazers: Space Battleship Yamato (OVA 2199 26 ep 2012, OVA 2202 26 ep 2017, OVA 2205 A New Journey 8 ep 2021)
Chinatsu in Miracle☆Train: Welcome to the Oedo Line (2009)
Erika Hayami in Dream-Colored Pâtissière (2009)