Takashi Matsuyama is a voice actor with two announced roles in 2026: Jackal in the Fist of the North Star anime and an unnamed role in the Multi-Mind Mayhem anime, which premieres in January 2027.
Takashi Matsuyama appears in two upcoming anime productions announced in 2026. In May, the new Fist of the North Star anime added him as Jackal, an antagonist who attacks a village. The role is tied to the eighth episode, which introduces smaller-scale village conflicts. The series premiered on April 10 on Tokyo MX and BS11, with Amazon Prime Video handling worldwide streaming.
In August, the Multi-Mind Mayhem anime adaptation revealed its cast and staff, listing Matsuyama among the cast. The series, based on Ryosen Takami and Ririnra's light novel, is directed by Hiroaki Sakurai at Studio DEEN and stars Yusuke Kobayashi as Bard. Matsuyama's specific character has not been named in the announcement.
The two roles show Matsuyama working across different studios and genres: a CG-based action adaptation at TMS Entertainment and an isekai light novel adaptation at Studio DEEN. No further details about his characters or future projects have been announced.
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Aug 7
The anime adaptation of Ryosen Takami and Ririnra's Multi-Mind Mayhem: Isekai Tensei Soudouki light novel series revealed its first promotional video, key visual, cast, staff, and January 2027 premiere. Hiroaki Sakurai directs at Studio DEEN. Yusuke Kobayashi stars as Bard. The cast includes Takashi Matsuyama, Satoshi Inomata, Yukari Anzai, Ayasa Ito, and Sumire Morohoshi.
May 16
The new Fist of the North Star anime announced three additional cast members on Wednesday. Kaori Ishihara voices Taki, a boy from the village where Bat once lived. Sayuri Sadaoka voices Toyo, an old woman from the same village. Takashi Matsuyama voices Jackal, an antagonist who attacks the village. All three characters will appear in the upcoming eighth episode. The CG-based series premiered on April 10 on Tokyo MX and BS11, with Amazon Prime Video handling worldwide streaming. The production commemorates the 40th anniversary of the original manga, which ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1983 to 1988. The staff previously stated the adaptation will be more faithful to the source material than earlier anime. Hiroshi Maeda directs at TMS Entertainment, with Kazuma Ogasawara as assistant director. Kazuhiko Inukai handles series scripts, Naoki Hisatsune designs the characters, and Yuki Hayashi composes the music. Alexandros performs the opening theme "Hallelujah," and Toshl performs a remix of the original series' opening as the ending theme.