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Megumi Toyoguchi

Megumi Toyoguchi is voicing Grenda in the TV anime Chi Fuyo, which premieres October 6 at midnight on the TV Tokyo network. She continues as Raphael in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, a role she discussed at Anime Expo 2026.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated 6d ago

Megumi Toyoguchi's two most recent credits sit at opposite ends of the production cycle. In Chi Fuyo she is part of a new cast addition, joining Daisuke Kusunoki and Takumi Yamazaki as Balios, Grenda, and Donguri respectively. The TV anime premieres October 6 at midnight on the TV Tokyo network, with ABEMA and d Anime Store streaming. The main visual and main PV are out, and sumika performs the opening theme 'Ember Torch'. The adaptation follows the manga version, which author Asa Rokushima says differs from the novel by about 99 percent, with P.A.WORKS animating the series.

On the returning side, Toyoguchi is still the voice of Raphael in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime alongside Miho Okasaki as Rimuru. Four seasons in, both actors say the roles remain challenging. The pair deliberately do not discuss their approach before recording, so each test recording is a fresh discovery of how the other will play the scene. That working method, described at Anime Expo 2026, is the throughline between the two stories: a new ensemble role in a fall premiere and an established partnership that the actors keep unsettled on purpose.

What the coverage settles is the shape of her current slate rather than any ranking between the parts. Chi Fuyo has its date, network, streaming outlets, cast additions, and theme performer confirmed. The Slime account establishes only the state of the recording relationship with Okasaki, not new production details. Neither story gives a release window or format beyond what is stated here.

Key facts

Role in Chi Fuyo
Voices Grenda, joining the cast with Daisuke Kusunoki and Takumi Yamazaki
Chi Fuyo premiere
October 6 at midnight on the TV Tokyo network
Chi Fuyo streaming
ABEMA and d Anime Store
Chi Fuyo opening theme
'Ember Torch' performed by sumika
Chi Fuyo animation studio
P.A.WORKS
Chi Fuyo source
Follows the manga version, which author Asa Rokushima says differs from the novel by about 99 percent
Role in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
Voices Raphael alongside Miho Okasaki as Rimuru
Slime recording method
The two actors do not discuss their approach before recording and discover each other's choices at the test recording
Slime appearance
Spoke with Miho Okasaki at Anime Expo 2026

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Sep 9

Chi Fuyo Anime Sets October 6 Premiere with New Cast and sumika Opening

The TV anime Chi Fuyo will premiere October 6 at midnight on the TV Tokyo network, with ABEMA and d Anime Store streaming. The main visual and main PV are out, sumika performs the opening theme 'Ember Torch', and Daisuke Kusunoki, Megumi Toyoguchi, and Takumi Yamazaki join the cast as Balios, Grenda, and Donguri. The anime follows the manga version, which author Asa Rokushima says differs from the novel by about 99 percent.

Aug 5

Slime Voice Duo Still Find Rimuru and Raphael Challenging After Four Seasons

Miho Okasaki and Megumi Toyoguchi, the voices of Rimuru and Raphael in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, spoke at Anime Expo 2026 about how their characters have grown together. The two actors still find the roles challenging after four seasons, and they deliberately do not discuss their approach before recording, discovering each other's choices at the test recording instead.