Natsuki Kato

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Natsuki Kato
Natsuki Kato

Natsuki Kato (加藤夏希 Katō Natsuki?, born July 26, 1985 in Yurihonjo, Akita Prefecture) is a Japanese actress and idol of Ainu descent.

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[edit] Careers

After she was spotted and recruited with 1998's television commercial appearance by a current entertainment production, she made her debut in 1999. In 2003, she appeared in Kinji Fukasaku's movie Battle Royale II: Requiem and a performance as a member of terrorist group Wild Seven in the movie.

Unlike other Japanese actors, she often appears in variety shows.

[edit] Famous hobbies

She is famous for anime, tokusatsu and video game addict.[citation needed] Although she has an attractive face and figure, she is especially known as anime otaku in Japanese entertainment world. She declared a big fan of Gundam series and Slayers openly. She is a fan of Megumi Hayashibara and Hikaru Midorikawa. She has stated that her dream is getting married to Mobile Suit Gundam Wing's Heero Yuy. In addition, she hosted an anime information program called "Nakki Punch" (ナッキーパンチ) by Animax from 2002 to 2004 by her request of appearance in programs related with anime.

She is known for loving cosplay, she wore clothes of Lamia Loveless ([1]) when she appeared in Super Robot Wars: Original Generation 2's television commercial, wore Gothic Lolita fashion and she appeared in public. (She allegedly purchased her Goth Loli clothes by paying her expenses for about 50, 000 yen.)

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Movies

[edit] Dramas and Anime

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Battle Royale (edit)
Novel & mangas Battle Royale (novel) | Battle Royale (manga) | Battle Royale II: Blitz Royale (manga)
Films Battle Royale (film)  | Battle Royale II: Requiem
Soundtracks Battle Royale Original Soundtrack | Battle Royale II: Requiem Original Soundtrack | Composer: Masamichi Amano | Orchestra: Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra
Main Characters BR: Shuya Nanahara | Noriko Nakagawa | Shogo Kawada | Sakamochi/Yonemi/Kitano (the Teacher) | Kazuo Kiriyama | Mitsuko Souma | Shinji Mimura | Hiroki Sugimura
BRII: Takuma Aoi | Shiori Kitano | Riki Takeuchi
Secondary Characters BR students: Yoshio Akamatsu | Takako Chigusa | Megumi Eto | Fumiyo Fujiyoshi | Tadakatsu Hatagami | Keita Iijima | Mizuho Inada | Izumi Kanai | Yukiko Kitano | Kayoko Kotohiki | Yoshitoki Kuninobu | Yoji Kuramoto | Hiroshi Kuronaga | Yumiko Kusaka | Chisato Matsui | Kaori Minami | Kyoichi Motobuchi | Yuka Nakagawa | Kazushi Niida | Satomi Noda | Mitsuru Numai | Toshinori Oda | Sakura Ogawa | Tatsumichi Oki | Yuko Sakaki | Ryuhei Sasagawa | Yutaka Seto | Hirono Shimizu | Yuichiro Takiguchi | Haruka Tanizawa | Mayumi Tendo | Sho Tsukioka | Yukie Utsumi | Yoshimi Yahagi | Kazuhiko Yamamoto

BR others: Mai (smiling winner) | Keiko Onuki (Keiko Inoue) | Lieutenant Anjo

Cast and crew Koushun Takami (novel author) | Kinji Fukasaku (director) | Kenta Fukasaku (screenwriter)
BR: Tatsuya Fujiwara | Aki Maeda | Taro Yamamoto | Masanobu Ando | Kou Shibasaki | Chiaki Kuriyama | Takeshi Kitano
BRII: R: Takeru Shibaki Shugo Oshinari | Ai Maeda | Natsuki Kato | Riki Takeuchi | Yoko Maki
Other topics Battle Royale controversy | Battle Royale merchandise | List of Battle Royale weapons | Wild Seven
Related topics Dystopia | Deathmatch gaming | Ultraviolence | Teenage rebellion | Betrayal | Authoritarianism | Terrorism



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